Do any of you have any feelings, emotional or otherwise, in terms of attachment to the name,

the big suey, the hour of our program that is called the big suey?

I don't know if anyone here knows the complicated history of the name, the big suey, but we are

changing it today.

We are retiring the big suey, and it is going to become simply the cleverly named Hour 1. Oh, that's good. It's going to become Our 1. Wait a second. Hour 1 is Hour 1. No, now Hour 1 is going to be Hour 2. What's Our 2 named? No, technically Our 1 is a local hour. That's the first hour we do. No. The local hour is the local hour.

That's the first hour.

Then there's hour one, which is the second hour.

So hour one used to really be hour two.

Hour one.

Our one used to be hour three.

Hour one has always been our three since the big suey was in place.

But now we're getting rid of the Big Sui. It is retiring.

Do any of you have an emotional attachment to the name Big Sui? Because I'm curious whether Mike even remembers what the backstory was on what we were trying to do. Why wouldn't I remember

the backstory? I was in the middle of that nightmare. Do you remember? Yes. Do I remember that

whole nightmare? Okay, you want to tell

people what we were trying to do? Yeah, ESPN took an hour. There was like the middle of the end

with us at ESPN and this is when they kept doing things. They kept doing things that felt like

it was just like shot after shot. Like they took us off of ESPN 2 or ESPN News and they put us behind the paywall. And then they

decided to remove an hour from our national show. And we didn't want to remove an hour from our show

or our audience. So we decided to, in the wake of their decision to remove an hour from our show,

do an entirely additional hour, which is something we had already done with a local hour.

The local hour was ripped away from us on 790, and those partners didn't keep us in the loop.

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