It's similar to the twice, but look, I think the big thing anytime you play a team a second or third time or whatever it is, it's a new game.

We're starting starting from scratch.

Don't think or assume that the game is going to go like another one did.

Be ready to, you know, play it out and play it as you see it

and make the necessary adjustments and decisions that come up in this game

and whatever happened in some other game, it will happen.

Maybe we learned something from that, but, you know, we have to play this

game as it plays out, and it'll be different than any other game. So as long as we're ready

to do that, I think we'll be up there.

Miles Simmons, who was with me on PFTPM yesterday, had not seen the movie that spawned the word danger zone.

I know if I asked Chris the question, the answer is going to be positive ghost rider.

He has indeed seen Top Gun.

Of course I have.

I mean, yes, I love it.

Danger zone.

That's amazing that he has that. That really is. But yeah, that's like, you know, I mean, what's he said to Ice Man? Like, you know, danger and he bites his teeth. It's a classic. You got to know that one. Come on, Miles. I'm not quite sure that's the way it went, but I'll take your word for it, since you're the one that quotes the movie far more often than I do.

I don't know if they made a sequel that's been like in the can for months.

I think they're waiting until the pandemic ends and people fully embrace the go to the movies experience again because they just assume that, you know, they'll make

a hell a lot more money that way. But the movie's like been done for two years, I think. So there'll

be a top gun to at some point. Hopefully I'll live long enough to see it. Hopefully I'll live

long enough to see the Patriots and the Bills this weekend because it's just a few days away.

Round three, how much does what we saw on the cold and windy night in Buffalo when they first

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