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It's Tuesday. It's December 9th. It's 2025, and ladies and gentlemen, it is time to play our favorite song.

They've got a reputation that's mostly based on luck.

The Bears still suck.

I got to tell you, Jacob Morley, as I'm a host.

I'm your host.

I'm your host.

I'm Jacob Westendorf tonight. I want to tell you, Jacob Morley, as I'm a host, I'm your host, I'm Jacob Westendorf

tonight. I want to tell you that it is funny to me how the city of Chicago, and I live

relatively close to there, they pride themselves on being this big, rough, rugged, tough

city, you're tough if you're from Chicago.

They turn their nose up and they look down at little old Green Bay.

There's nothing to do there.

There's nobody there.

Nobody cares about that city, blah, blah, blah.

And now they're playing after spending weeks saying that they were going to beat Green Bay twice or the

Packers don't have a chance against them, things of that nature. Now they're playing the moral

victory game and saying, well, you know what? We only lost by seven at Soldier Field. And I get it. Every

fan base copes when a game doesn't go their way. But I will say this.

The Chicago Bears are 16 and after Sunday's win, lost against Green Bay. Chicago is 16 and 52 against

the Packers since 1992. I can speak to this, albeit at a different level of football.

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