You know, you're right. I could have I just parked in my driveway, so I just started. I'm sorry.

I'm sorry. I'm a lion. I apologize for that.

Elliott, sometime in the mid 80s, I went and saw Phil Collins play at exhibition stadium. It was awesome.

It was so awesome as a matter of fact. I went and saw him the next night as well.

And you know what really captured me?

You know, it got me right away, right into the show, first note, all of it. He opened within the air tonight.

Probably his biggest hit. He started within the air tonight. This is the equivalent of Leonard Skinner

opening up with Free Bird. This is the equivalent of Jimmy Buffett opening up with Margaritaville.

And in that spirit, it's taken us how many years have we done this podcast? About a million.

It's taken us that long to realize we should probably give the people what they want.

And that is the news. And that is what we're going to kick this podcast off with. It is three,

two thoughts, the podcast presented by the GMC Canyon AT4X, Merrick Friedman and Delets,

your favorite law firm. Can I just say one thing, one thing first? What?

I'd like to thank anybody under 25 who's still with us after all those examples for Merrick.

Thank you. Hey, man, the sweet spot of the bad is different for everybody. Okay,

like I'm just sharing a little sharing a little bit of my youth.

Holy smokes. Thank you very much. Actually, what I wanted to mention today.

Those are any good men always open within the mood.

Hey, you know what? Just as a quick aside, we'll open up with an aside, the passing of Jim Brown.

You know, my favorite Jim Brown hockey story. There is an actual connection here

to the NHL with Jim Brown, legendary football player. And that is Jerry Busce, the former owner

of the Los Angeles Kings. This probably would have been, this would have been in his first year

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