Good morning, friends. What's going on? About 4.35 in the morning, Eastern time here in Detroit, Michigan. And I am glad to be with you this morning.

I was drinking yesterday because that's what I do on Sundays. And I got a late start. I didn't start until after 5 o'clock.

But at a nice time, played some Yatzi. The weather here

is so phenomenal right now. It's wild, though. When the sun's out, it still feels pretty hot.

Like, I feel like the sun is just hotter than it used to be. I think I've had this talk with

you guys everywhere I've lived outside of Texas, whether it be in St. Louis, Nashville, or here.

It feels like the sun is hotter than it used to be.

Maybe I'm wrong.

I don't know.

But like it's 70-something degrees yesterday and amazing.

And when it was overcast, it was downright cold.

But then when the sun was out, it was hot.

Like we were outside and Jilly kept taking a shirt off, putting her shirt back on.

Hello.

Just constantly.

Because if the sun came out, it was hot.

If the sun went behind the clouds, it was cold.

So, but anyway, this is a phenomenal, phenomenal weather place.

And I'm sure what you'll say is, yeah, you say that until it snows. And you're like, yeah, you're right. It is. At this very moment, Detroit is amazing weather-wise. Not dealing with any heat, really. I mean, we had a stretch, but outside of that, I mean, look, it's the start of football season. It's the start of college football season. Really, it gets going this weekend. But last, you know, Saturday we had some games as well. A couple of, like, nice games, a couple of matchups that were nice, right? Most notably, you had Kansas State and Iowa State. But weather-wise, like, it feels like football. Then this weekend, you've got football, and we're ready to go. So let's play a couple commercials, and we'll get rolling.

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