Good afternoon, and welcome to MGO Podcast.

Welcome to MGO Podcast 17.34.

You might notice that one of those numbers is exactly double another one of those numbers.

And that's our tribute to the Michigan basketball team this year.

So I have a hypothesis.

A working hypothesis. I've tested it a few times in the shower now. Can I interject something? Sure. When my son was like one, someone asked him what his favorite word was and he said a hypothesis. And I was, he's probably two. He's not one, Brian. He was probably two. He was probably two. That's pretty matto-syllabic for one.

And I was like, what? And then someone asked him what that meant. And you know what he said? He said, it's an idea. You can test. And I was like, that's a better definition than I would have given. That's pretty good. Also, how did you know that? I didn't know that.

Not you.

That's the question you would be asking him.

Yeah.

He said that like he does Legos and when Also, how did you know that? I didn't know that. Not you. That's the question you would be asking him.

Yeah. He said that, like, he does Legos, and when you do Legos, there's always, like, little leftover small bits. If you do it wrong. No, no, because there's always extra small bits in all the packages. Oh, maybe now. Yeah, there is. When I grew up, you didn't get those extra ones. There's always like a handful of like leftover of like leftover pieces in every bag.

All right.

Right.

And it freaks out until you. Yeah, there is. When I grew up, he didn't get those extra ones. There's always like a handful of like leftover of like leftover pieces in every bag.

All right.

Right.

And it freaks you out until you get used to it. And he came up to me and he was like, hey, dad, whenever I have left over pieces, I make an amalgamation of them. And I was like, oh, God, we got to talk about some things. do you like it how Seth had an intro

and you've just been talking about Legos

and your time?

Sorry, sorry, sorry.

What was your hypothesis?

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