Yeah, that Chuck Norris was chasing the Tyrannosaurus Rex.

The Rex was not chasing the Jeep.

Murray, Murray, you there?

You love sandwiches, huh?

Let's go to 80.

Bo.

His name is Bo.

Wow.

That's prime time, baby.

No, I had a crush him, Betty Rubble.

I honestly, until after the segment ended and we went to commercial break, had no idea that Jonathan Coachman was black. He caught them the game last night, although they won the game. You're listening to Stugats and Company. The great Mina Kimes is with us. Radio Rose, Super Bowl Week. I love this week. It's fantastic. Do you love this week the way I love this week? You don't.

It's okay. I can do like three days. It's like vague, even though it's not in Vegas this year. It's like Vegas for me, where after two days I'm like, all right, I need to go home.

We had a weird interaction in the middle of radio row yesterday.

I hugged you.

You hugged me.

I feel like you were talking to someone in some sort of like mentorship role.

Wasn't it like student journalists?

Where you're giving a student journalist some advice and I stroll over and I give you a big hug. and why don't you take it from there, I mean it? Because you open my backpack for some reason, and then all hell broke out. That's not exactly what happened. Yeah, giving you a hug. I'm just going to open your backpack for no reason. Well, okay. So there's student journalists everywhere here, and they're lovely, and it's very cool that their schools send them to, you know, just cover the Super Bowl.

And some were some bright-eyed young students who were talking to me.

Stu rolls up.

I think he said, I got you, opened his backpack, and it was literally like walking into a head shop, like the overwhelming

scent of the things that were inside the backpack, took the students who were right there

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