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The world defensively, feeling good right now.

Step away, Holmgren, Booker, Dry, Kit, Edwards, The world defensively feeling good right now.

Step away.

Holmgren, Booker, Drive, Kitt, Edwards, good walk.

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One of NBC's finest, Noah Eagle on the call of the NBA All-Star game on Sunday night.

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My friend Connor Rogers, breaking down the National Football League,

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Got a couple texts from some mutual friends of ours, Jay, watching the pregame coverage

of Super Bowl 60 on NBC.

Jay Croucher on my TV during the Super Bowl.

What a time to be alive.

Welcome to the show, my friend, Howse-Cohen. Thanks having me, Nick. Yeah, I got more texts for that than anything combined I've ever done, which was fun, watched it with my kids at home. They were very confused, the three and five-year-old. The eight-year-old wasn't that interested, to be honest, for the three- and five-year-old, they couldn't really register. The three-year-old was like, is that my other dad? It's like, no, no. I'm here. You don't have multiple fathers across parallel universes who are doing commercials for the Super Bowl. This was recorded while we're in San Francisco, Rio. But, but that was a very, very fun experience. I was, I was going to say,

that feels like a gut punch,

but then, This was recorded more in San Francisco Rio, but it was a very, very fun experience.

I was going to say that, it feels like a gut punch, but then again, like when my daughter, when my wife is around, my daughter, I don't exist.

Yeah.

So very, yeah.

Yeah.

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