Hello, everybody. Welcome to a good football show presented by NBC Sports Edge. I'm your host,

Patrick Darty, and I'll be joined by Danny Carter, where we will spend the next 30 to 35 minutes

talking about the House of Windsor. All anyone wants to hear Danny and I talk about. But can we agree

that there is no real difference between monarchists and robust RB drafters? Can we agree on that?

I think more and more are agreeing on that. And including myself, I have to say, you know,

just to kick this off, I consider myself an expert on the monarchy as someone who has watched the

crown on Netflix. I'm one of the few people. So I know where I'm talking about. And yes, certainly,

I think when you're talking about, you know, the traditionalists, you know, in both fantasy football

and in the UK, you're talking about the same sort of people. And I have to say as someone

who has committed himself to zero RB, you know, my security has been taken away by the fantasy

football industry. I no longer have it. And but it is a price to pay for being correct.

So like when you come on an expert, you watch the crown, you buy the special like time, life,

commemorative issues, they have in the aisle, the grocery store, right? You have every one of those.

And you know, not to be labor. People are talking, people are saying, if you were a member of the

British royal family, what would your duty be? I think it's a great question. So I would definitely

be tasked with tweeting out a distraction for the family when when things go really badly. You

know, like for this, you know, like for the interview with Oprah, you know, I think that they

would reach out to me, probably the queen personally. And say, I need, I need you to do your thing.

Go, go tweet something outrageously incorrect wrong. The cheese is bad.

She's that tweet even better. Tweet that the best hot dog has no toppings.

And and and that and that just draws people away. You know, people are fickle. Their attention,

you know, doesn't last very long. So and the British family, I mean, sorry, the British royal

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