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Welcome back to Bucket Talk. I am Stephen Means, and that is Stefan Christick, and that is Andrew Gillis. First time in a while that all three of us have been on a pod,

and that's because of vacations and a bunch of other things. Gillis, did you enjoy your vacation?

I had a great time. I was in Columbus for a little bit. Went to Chicago for a really good friend's wedding. But Ohio State is never too far away. I texted you guys this. I went to a game at Wrigley on Friday of that weekend. And I saw a shirt that said Riggly Field with the Ohio State logo on it. Very, very funny that people were asking me, oh, is this your first time at Wrigley? I went well for a baseball game because we were there two years ago for football games. And then Stefan, I forget where Stefan was, but Stefan sent a little like picture of like a seat cushion, I think it was. Yeah, with that logo on it. I was at the Indy 500 on Sunday.

And as like they're going through the pre-race festivities, these two guys are like sitting in the row in front of me and my friends. And they put down their seat cushions. And it's like two Ohio State logos stare right at me. It's just like, yeah, Hotel California, you can never really leave. But it was funny because one of the guys, the seat cushions had to have belonged to one guy because the other guy sitting on the second Ohio State seat cushion had an Indiana football like 16 and 0 national champion. Sure. It's just like, well, that doesn't really add up. So. And then you had, Kurt Signetti was the pace car driver. So it's like, you know, sometimes we want to step away from college football and be like,

let's do other things that aren't work related. And it's like, and then there's Kurt Signetti driving a car 100 miles per hour in front of you. And you're like, okay, nice tribute to Georgia. And it was, wow. I remember I, you know, I stopped at Buckees on the way back from Chicago, which was my first time of Buckees.

I very much enjoyed it.

But. I remember I, you know, it was, I stopped at Buckees on the way back from Chicago, which was my first

time of Buckees. I very much enjoyed it. But you sit down, finally, six hours in the car,

you lose an hour coming back. Man, that was, that was a lot. Let me take 10 minutes. And then I was

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