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Has strong relationships with their mothers.

Welcome back to another edition of the Around the NFL podcast.

My name is Dan Hansis, and I am joined by a room filled with heroes.

Mark Sessler, Chris Wessling, and Greg Rosethol.

What's up, boys?

Hey, Dan.

What's up?

What an absolutely true money drop this time versus the false one they issued on the last show?

What was it the last show?

I don't even remember, but it was ridiculous.

This one was right on the money.

Well, this sets you up. You had said you wanted to take a couple minutes and talk about your mother to start the show. So go ahead. I did not. I did not because she listens to this. And I know if I say something, it will be twisted around by the three of you into something that I'll have to explain in a phone call. So I'm not going to touch it. She's been a wonderful mother and continues to be. Well, I'll tell you what, Debbie Rosenthal wins a lot of points, not just for raising me, but she's definitely the only Rosenthal family member that's ever listened to this podcast, and she listens to it regularly. That's cool. Has great opinions about all of you guys, loves you all. My, no one in my family listens to my podcast, no one in my direct family, nor my extended family, nor any of my friends, really, which is discerning.

Concerning, I have some very close friends that listen to every show, but for the most part, no one really even knows about this podcast.

And it feels hurtful.

Oh, you mean in your life sort of thing?

Oh, yeah.

I have a really close friend in Cincinnati, the best softball player I've ever played with.

And he's really upset because I've never mentioned his name on the podcast, and I told him I never will if he keeps complaining. So I'll just say he's the best softball player I've ever played with, but I'm not mentioning it. Wow. Sounds like a healthy friendship you have. You're referring to Tony Garcia, but he's not in Cincinnati. Best short stuff I've played. Okay. Okay. All right, guys. By the way, good mom talk. Congratulations again to Mark Sessler, who sitting with us now with his new MacBook.

Let's go inside Mark's head and his journey home skipping through the streets of Los Angeles.

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