off-top and 1902 the first Rose Bowl was played. Michigan was beating Stanford so

bad that with eight minutes to go in a game, Stanford quit. Play the music.

This is the Dominique Foxworth Show. Is that the first rage quit you reported history?

I think it is. I think it is the first rage quit and also the first Rose Bowl and I

didn't realize it so like I have a list of like off tops that I draw from and I

could not choose this one today considering what I want to talk about.

We want to talk about the great Andrew Luck who was once a Stanford Cardinal who

decided to quit retire whatever you want to call it. So Seth Wickersham wrote

the article. I'm sure everyone's heard of it by or heard about it by now even if you

haven't read it. But I feel like you didn't get as much attention which is part of

reason why I want to talk about it because I thought it was incredible like

incredibly interesting and thought provoking and I was surprised.

I feel like this this conversation might go to like some philosophical and deep

places so I will warn everybody of that now and also tell you there's fun at the

end. Charlie you got some fun for us at the end. We got a lot of fun. We got a lot of fun.

Also like being interested in the subject matter is fun. Even though we have the

in thoughtful we're going to talk about it. I mean you don't got to sell me on that.

Like this is the stuff that actually gets me the most excited is when we can use

sports as an opportunity to get into these type of I don't know deeper, more important

questions and this piece so I was shocked by this morning when I was getting ready

or I get up I was talking to one of the producers and I was surprised that we

like came away with different takeaways. Like I got the feeling that Andrew

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