What up homies, what up? 33% how you live and hang on say that again. I am not here today.

I'm actually flying back from LA. You're listening to this on Tuesday. We're really whenever

time is irrelevant. It's the internet. But I'm recording an intro just so that you know that

we're going to get to some things later in the week coming up in a little bit like a minute

is Ross Tucker. He talks about how competitive Tom Brady was when he was snapping the

ball to him. He talks about sounds. He talks about Drew Bletsow. It's very funny. He talks about

the four conversations that he had with Bill Bellachek during the year plus that he was there.

And we even go into what's it like to be an Eagles fan and then the next year you're playing

for the Cowboys. All good stuff that's coming up in a second. On Thursday, we are going to get to

the best competitors and the winner of the Eat Like A Homey 33 day challenge. I have all of your

stuff, all of your media. I'm going to go over it and see who did the best to as the best story.

And we'll figure out how to work this out with Trevelle Gaines. And we will recap the best pooled

dunk quarterback rankings and see who earned the number one spot. But now it is time for my

conversation with podcast magnet and former NFL offensive lineman Ross Tucker. Enjoy homies.

All right. Let me do one final check and Ross Tucker according to my Twitter account. You have

$199.9 thousand and it is fucking killing me because you walked in. You're like, I think I have

200. I was like, dude, I've been checking it. How long have you been at $199.9? I don't know how long

I've been at $199.9, but I've been at $199.9 for a while. But you know what's weird? Oh,

$199.926 is what it says. What's crazy about though is on my laptop, it says 200. Look, on my

laptop, it rounds up. Yeah, but it doesn't round up on my phone. My phone says $199,000. So one of my

main questions was like, you've probably passed so many milestones. First time you got to $10,000.

First time you got to $10,000. But each time, because I know when I was at $29.9,000,

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