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What's going on, everybody? Welcome into an all new episode, not just any episode of the Packaday podcast, the pregame show episode of the Packaday podcast, not just any pregame show episode of the Packaday podcast, a special, an extremely special version featuring the one and only Perry Goldstein, the one and only Alex Stroff, and I guess me too.

I am so excited to talk about this game. Full transparency, we are recording this on a Thursday.

Sunday night football got in the way of us recording on our usual Sunday night, so we had to

find a date and time that works. So we're recording on Thursday to talk about Packers' Chiefs

for Sunday. Enough about that, though. Perry Goldstein, Alex Stroff, how the heck are you doing? I'm good, Andy. And if we're going to be fully transparent, it is because Perry has a normal sleep schedule like a normal adult. Unlike you and me, we will both be awake at a what probably would have been about a 2 a.m.

recording time after the Sunday night game.

But nonetheless, good to be with you guys, excited to preview this game.

And I'm good.

I'm wearing my Jay Love jersey.

So quick, quick, pre-show switch of the attire, but I'm good.

Perry, how the heck are you?

I don't think I've been this excited for a game in so long,

which could mean one of many things could go wrong. Probably going to be brought like very down

to earth. The thing is, we'll get into it. I'm not excited because I think the Packers are about to

whoops the mass. I'm just excited for the measuring stick that this game is for this young team.

And also that it has just been so long since Packers football. And like Sunday night football

at Lambeau Field, it's supposed to snow. It's just going to be such a good game.

I'm going to use a super, super lame analogy because we always love to make lame analogies with like

kids sports and it doesn't really make sense. But so recently our kids soccer team, we have been

playing against older level teams. So we've been playing two or like a year or two years older than what our kids have

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