On this week's Bet the Process Podcast, we have a crazy Canadian who's going to give us some knowledge on how we got in sports betting and on why Rufus probably was not patient zero in the COVID world.

And then he's going to, we're going to give some golf bets that probably are going to be useless to you because by the time this posts, they're already going to be gone. So you'll be able to see how we did or maybe not. So with that,

let's start the process.

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Bet, bet, bet the process. Welcome to the podcast. Bet the process. It's not that typical cookie cutter nonsense.

If you came just for picks, you're in the wrong place.

Find a town with the narrative to make a strong case.

Instead of blindly assuming a team must be tanking.

We're looking for the edge of messy P body rankings,

crunching all the numbers in the simulator system that break down the data analytically driven media coverage

to sports gambling is pathetic the bottom to welcome to a special edition another special edition

probably the most specialist edition we've ever had of the bet the process podcast where we have

this Canadian dude that bets on American, which I don't know how

that will all evolve, but we'll figure it out. And Rufus Bavitt, patient zero COVID, Twitter, dude.

So how are you guys all doing with quarantine? Or are we not longer quarantine? Because COVID's over,

right? COVID's over. Yeah,

I mean, ever since I got COVID, I haven't been quarantined myself. I'm still wearing the mask in

public because I don't want to be judged as that guy. You know, that's not that's not who I want to be,

but the quarantine ended for me a long time ago. I feel you on that, Rob. I was, you know, that's not, that's not who I want to be, but the quarantine ended for me a long time ago.

I feel you on that, Rob. I was, you know, I'm the same way. I wear a mask outside. I just went

running today. I didn't wear a mask while running. Some people are. I don't know how they're doing

that, but I feel like I'm being socially appropriate, but I think it's like I remember at the Sloan conference, Rob,

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