Simsisms.

Tick for tack.

I mean, Robert Quinn is a special edge pass rusher.

The Cowboys lost him.

You're not going to say, like, tick for tack, like Alden Smith for Robert Quinn.

No, definitely not.

Simsisms.

Of all the various simsisms that we have produced and well done control room for that one.

This is the one that makes me the most nervous because I would rather you use the wrong phrase here. The right phrase possibly crosses a barrier that I do not want you crossing because

God only knows where you go once the word that traditionally begins that phrase comes out of your

mouth and who knows what is going to follow it. So tick for tech. I am willing to stipulate

that the English language has been revised so that the

phrase is now tick for tack. Simsism has been adopted by Webster's dictionary. Tick for

tack is the phrase, Chris. Okay. I like it. You know, I'm really, I'm really, who's that we got?

Is this become such a big segment?

That sounds like it's Morgan Freeman narrating my symptoms there, even though I know it's really not.

I'd like to pretend it is.

But wait, I mean, I really don't know what I was exactly, what phrase I was trying to say.

I'm not even close with the phrase there on that one?

What is, is what are

you referencing there? We'll talk about it during a break. Just okay I'm not I'm not I don't want to be responsible I don't want to be the one responsible for any messages on the screen apologizing for the language used during the program. Let me just say that. If it's going to be anybody, it's going to be you, not me, and we'll just leave it at that for now.

I know what it is. It just went into my brain. You want me to just say that. If it's going to be anybody, it's going to be you, not me, and we'll just leave it

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