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Of course, Logan, you will see on his content with the commanders all week long. You can listen to me 2 to 630 on 1067, The Fan. Logan, putting a bow on this thing. I did want to talk about Arrowhead Stadium for a moment. That was as good in atmosphere as I've ever seen a game in, really start to finish. So I was in the crowd. And I never really go to games in the crowd. I've never been in the crowd at Northwest Stadium. Always kind of been in the press box.

But I take a couple of road trips a year now. And man, was it incredible? This was, I had five NFL stadiums that I haven't been to. Lambo Field is the only place I'd say that maybe had a better

game day experience. And that might be close. I'm not sure, but everybody stood the entire time. It was insanely loud. Everyone's in on all the bits, is what I would say. When everyone's supposed to yell chiefs, they do. When they do the completely hypocritical thing where they do the Tomahawk chop, even though my team's named the commanders, a hundred thousand times.

You know, everyone's doing it and in on it. Like, it's such a cool place to watch a game. It's, and it's always been that way, or at least in my, since my career. Like, I remember, I told you going to preseason games there and it being crazy. When I was in Houston, we played, played them twice a year, and it was like crazy. You know what I'm saying? And it was like just a fun, just a fun spot to play a game.

You know, like, and like you said, like everyone's, it's a smart fan base. They know when to cheer. They know when to be quiet. And like the light show that they did, the fireworks, like everything was just the tailgate. I don't know, you walked in, but like I, from the press box, you could see out the, like, they've been tailgating since, you know, 23. So it was a, it's a great spot, man.

It's a great spot.

So, yeah, I really thought they, they, they did themselves justice, you know, in terms of showing why that's such a cool, cool spot to play. I didn't think they started their tailgate at 2.30, did they? We pulled up at like 3 o'clock, and they had been there. They, like, there were people, like, with full barbecues, like cooking pigs and stuff. So, like, it was, they had been there for a while, yeah. It must have, like, 2 o'clock then, probably.

Because didn't they have a dentist appointment at 2.30? A dentist appointment. I don't know about all that. What's the bit? Here, I don't know. I'm scared now. 230? 2.30. Boom. Bapap, ba, ba, ba, ba, blah. Love it.

Have I never two-thirty you before?

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