I was slow today, sluggish.

If this is a postgame show where we sort of talk to reporters after the game,

they ask questions on how you did and stuff.

I wanted to give the team four good innings, but I gave them an inning in a third,

and there were eight hits, and all of them felt like they were going to hit me in the forehead

and I was just slow. I was slow on everything. So you have sympathy for like jazz chisholm and DeAndre Aitin over the weekend? No, I just made fun of them. I came in and I made fun of them and I I, you know, I'll leave now having, you know, made another day of content a little bit slow off of making fun of, oh, look, they're slow, but not me.

I get to just forever be the critic and then go at the end of the show. But I was slow today. And I was skittish. I was skittish because we were doing too much with the mistakes. And so I knew I was going to matric, matric, matriculate. I knew I was going to do something that

was going to, and you can't be slow and have fear. You got to choose one of those. You can't,

you can't spend a lot of time in both. That's why I tried to broker peace talks, guys. If we're

going to be the show that messes up constantly, then you're setting the expectation. Now we've got to jump down each other's throats anytime someone misspeaks.

We do live content.

This is hard.

Sometimes words get in the way.

I am overthinking everything I say now.

I am actually doing fewer drugs because of this.

Oh, wow.

I think you had, you struggled with manslaughter.

It's the serious words.

Yeah, I stumbled talking about the vehicular homicide that resulted in the death of three

people that involved the University of Miami player.

You know, the type of place you want to overthink what you're saying.

Correct.

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