I passed Ben in the hallway and he said he's going to put his entire account on the Mike Mar fade.

Oh, he's just going to fade him.

I've been looking forward to this all week.

Really?

Yeah, yeah.

I need to get some groceries.

Now, is this my easy school?

Yeah, yeah, I got to pay my Hidden Creek dues.

Is this something, Mike, that you've been pondering all week, like seriously pondering?

Are you going back and forth, or do you kind of locked in on one from the beginning?

So there was one bet that I had been pondering starting on Monday, but this one has always been

the ace up the sleeve.

This has been the surefire.

This is going to hit bet. Okay. And it was just now, you know, throughout the last couple of days, debating, do I want to do the riskier play? Or do I just want to stick to the fundamentals, the layup line, you could say. Right. And what did you decide on? I decided that I'm just going to do the one leg.

I was talking about these.

There was a potential for a two-leg parlay,

adding the Hoosiers on Monday.

But it wouldn't have added that much value to my bet already.

So I'm just sticking to the one, the lock,

because Miami kind of scares me, to be honest.

I need to know, like, because last week, Marr faded himself because he was such a loser in the parlias. An act of desperation. Right. Because he really liked. Hey, by the way, we've all been there. He really liked Buffalo, but he faded himself to Jacksonville. Right. Which I understand. I think it's a good strategy. It's a bold strategy to try and figure out, you know, if you are really a loser or not. But I just want to know, like, if his brain's in a pretzel because he's already tried one strategy. Oh, I would say yes. My brain's in one of those Lancaster soft pretzels that you were talking about cakes. So he doesn't know what to do, which makes, which I think benefits us even, it benefits

us even more.

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