uh zaz just repeat what you just said just seconds ago i regret that i i regret that i did that

actually it would have been funny if i didn't say anything greg's microphone was like on the other

side as far away from him as it could have been geographically while staying attached to the table

and he didn't know it because he was too busy making sure his bumper sticker was

properly aligned.

Well, he's upset too this morning.

But he's so self-absorbed that he just doesn't think about doing it.

This job only exists for him to come in here and promote himself and he doesn't think about how to do it correctly.

But I'm worried about what's happening around here in general.

I'm glad I've got Zaz and Cody today because they're longtime sports veterans.

And the question I wanted to ask you, Greg, do you think the McDonald's fries maker,

if he's been or she's been working there for 10 years, hates eating McDonald's fries?

Do you think that that's something that happens to people? No, I don't. I think a McDonald's fries. Do you think that that's something that happens to people?

No, I don't. I think a McDonald's fry like a piece of pizza, like a good burger. They're just

eternal. There's something you like your whole life. But if you're making them every day,

regardless, you don't think this, but I've heard it said of people who have been in sports for too long, that that's what happens about how they feel about sports.

And I'm worried because I'm siding with Jeremy as I hear him wander around the halls here, and everyone he runs into with an enthusiasm, where he's like, Kashad Johnson won the, you know, the Dund Competition.

He's like, no one around here likes anything.

No one here is made happy by sports.

And I'm bothered that I see this happening because you guys have been around sports too long,

that you've just sort of, like, nothing, nothing enthuses you anymore.

Everything is there to be criticized.

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