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Austin sports fans.

Describing our show to anybody is strange.

I mean, this is nonsense.

What makes a show like this tick, tick, tick, tick.

Torture and rich.

Oh, God, they're so tall 985 the sports hub

so much hey we are toucher and And Rich, what's going on?

So most of my family or a lot of my family lives kind of where this hurricane is going right now.

A little bit, they were able to get out of town.

But my sister, she lives on the East Coast, so she ended up being all right.

You know, the pictures that we're seeing from there are kind of insane. But yesterday, you know, when I was talking to her about everything I've been going on, she said, oh, hang on, I have to send you something that I saw. She goes, she's a big fan of The Walking Dead. You know, she's one of the few people still watching The Walking Dead no idea. It was still on the air. So, like, The Walking Dead's one of those shows. I'll never forget it. My sister happened to be staying with me in town when that episode aired that apparently turned off half of their audience. Like when they killed off like the main dude. They killed off this guy that everybody loved in this horribly violent fashion.

And it just seemed to be so gratuitous that all of the fans of the Walking Dead.

I read something crazy.

Like after that happened, they lost, you know, over the next couple of episodes, almost 50% of their audience.

But my sister has stuck with them, so she's watching AMC.

And she sent me a commercial that is running right now in Florida. I can't imagine this is nationally on AMC. Because you know how it works. A lot of these networks will have a certain amount of national ads that are sold. But then there's a certain amount that are used locally. It's the reason why you see, you know, local restaurants.

It's the same thing on the radio is there's national buys and there's local buys.

Yeah.

So I'm assuming this is not a national buy because I have a feeling something like this wouldn't play that well up here.

But this is a real commercial.

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