Good morning, everyone, the Simple Handicap for Monday, January 31st.

Thank you for making me a part of your morning.

And we are officially at the end of season four for the Simple Handicap podcast.

No denying that this year has been as good as probably it's ever going to be.

Financially and officially, it's the second biggest season for me, but one that I think

from obviously in exposure and engagement and interaction and a presentation standpoint is

one that I'll look back years from now,

wherever I'll ultimately end up, whatever I'll ultimately be doing, hopefully still something

here with Covers.com where I found my home this year as like the one that really kind

to change the trajectory of things, not only within the industry, but within life to an extent as well.

I'm a little bit miffed as I record this.

It is Sunday evening, 9, 843, I don't even know what time it is anymore, 8.43 p.m.

Mountain standard time, 10.43 p.m. Eastern.

Today, finished one and two. The season record finishes 112 and 70, 62 percent. And it was looking like, although the conference championship

Sunday was going to be a one and two day pretty much

from the second quarter of the Rams Niners onward, at least I thought there was going to be a

chance to end the season that was as good as it's ever going to be with what I had dubbed last

week as my biggest Super Bowl bet ever, which absolutely would have been on the San Francisco 49ers, unlikely the money line.

But if they happened to reopen two and a half where the lookaheads were, that would have been a gigantic bet for me.

Obviously it doesn't come to fruition.

So from where I make the numbers relative to

the Super Bowl and where it is now, I've got no value whatsoever. And the way that the number is

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