One of the Ravens guys called me and was like, yeah, we're trying to figure this out. You know, we're going to get this done. Don't worry. Like five minutes later, CJ calls me. It's like, they're backing out. I'm like, holy shit. So I'm like, frozen. I'm like, what the f***? I'm livid, confused the whole nine all in one. Well, I'll tell you what, if you had made a wager or a trade on a prediction market that the

background for the Max Crosby podcast would be something other than purple on my suggestion,

you lost.

I'm surprised.

It's still Ravens Purple for the background of the Max Crosby podcast,

but he's back and he's speaking.

And look, I'm not surprised that he's unhappy.

He spent multiple days thinking he's changing teams,

and he feels like he was rejected for reasons that are unsubstantiated,

overly sensitive, overly protective,

and not having the faith in him that they should.

Yeah.

So, yeah, he's pissed, and he's using his platform to talk about it. So it's good for our business that he does it. It doesn't surprise me at all. He has every right to do it. Yeah, it's probably good for him. He probably needs to talk about it. It's the kind of thing that will drive you crazy a little bit behind the scenes. I think this is where sometimes, like, you know, being a football

player, it gets lost in translation to something you talk about all the time of like, no, they're

humans. They're humans. Yeah, I know. He makes a lot of money. But just like we saw Drake

May after the Super Bowl and the real moment he showed us all as a human being and like telling you,

this is crushing.

Like what, like this is, this is not like, oh yeah, great, we made it to the Super Bowl.

I mean, he's down.

Okay, well, here's Max Crosby, who's been in a place where he's going, I don't know the direction of the football team.

Yes, I'm going to the Ravens with an

awesome defensive head coach and Lamar Jackson and you're sitting there telling yourself for

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