B-Pod Studios B-Pod Studios An imitation of this show means nothing Here are Touchder and Rich.

Dan, is this smashing pumpkins?

I think I ask you this about.

Is this like a new smashing pumpkins?

About every time we play it.

It is, yeah.

It's relatively new, a couple years old.

I actually don't mind some of the new... C-Y-R. Oh, you know what? I've listened to this album a couple of times, and it was fine. I just never went back and I'm getting a little bit of feedback by the way, Dan.

I've listened to it like I think once or twice and then I just didn't listen to it anymore.

It was fine.

They're coming with Jane's Addiction, though. That's going to be a nice little throwback show. I saw Smashing Pumpkins when they came and they reunited a couple years ago, and it was one of the better concerts I had seen in the past, like, five years. They played for like two hours and usually

any band I don't think I want to see for two hours. They were excellent. Like they just, they went,

if you're a fan, they went through all their entire catalog and they sounded great. They sounded

very, very good. But yesterday was an interesting day because we finally got an answer from the NFL on something that they had denied was even something that had happened when Brian Flores came out with his lawsuit that had claimed that Stephen Ross, the owner of the Miami Dolphins, had told him that he would pay him if they started to lose games.

What was like $100,000 per game, I think was what was in the original lawsuit.

Yeah, $100,000 per loss.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

So that was the big story.

Like that was like the headline when all of this first went down.

Kind of a little bit further. Not one of the major stories, but something was also in the lawsuit was allegations that they had tampered with an unnamed player and everyone just kind of figured out that that person was Tom Brady and that there were meetings with Tom Brady and with them.

And there were no real specifics.

It was just that this was something that,

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