TV guys.

A couple of TV guys.

Just jaw-boning.

Good morning, sweet world.

And welcome to the No Dunks podcast on the Athletic Network.

Thursday, January 16th. I'm Jay E. Skeets and alongside me, as always, Tassmellis. I'm jawboning, I'm bulljiving. I'm learning so many words these last 24 hours. We got the bearded one, Trey Kirby. Hey, yo. The International Man of Mystery, taking it to the Max. Lee Ellis. Friend. Hmm. Leigh, thank you for last but not least, making the magic happen is J.D. Hello. There is, and here we are. Wild ride-in this morning for T.K. and I... Oh, baby. You want to let the people know, or should I? Wow, what a ride-in. Well, it started innocently enough. quite literally innocently enough.

A train came by where we'd never seen a train before. So slow. We were sitting there forever. Yep. Not proud to admit this, but it's a long enough time that I could blast a gram. Yeah. We had our chances. We said, oh, man, we're going to be a little bit late. Skeet's send the message. Don't worry, guys. We're on our way. So we're on our way.

Yep.

Coming down into Decatur, we see... bit late. Skeet's send the message. Don't worry, guys. We're on our way. So we're on our way.

Yep.

Coming down into Decatur, we see a ball rolling down the ground. It's true story. Just a child's ball rolling, somehow staying in the bike lane. Pretty amazing. It was well. We're like, look at that. And speaking of rolling, that's what I did through a stop sign. Unfortunately, Officer Helstrom was watching closely.

Dinged your boy.

For rolling that stop sign, I can't deny it.

I was in the wrong.

I was guilty.

Started innocent.

Ended guilty.

Trey Kirby's exchange with the officer.

It was so funny.

It was like, yep, I absolutely did.

It wasn't like Ross when he got pulled over in friends, was it, Trey?

No.

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