Yeah, in relative terms, believe it or not, Tom Brady and I absolutely have something in common.

We do. We do. We both have the best job ever. But he's the worst at the best job ever.

And I'm arguably the best at the best job ever. So we have that going for us, which is nice.

All right. So coming up, Max Hallway, always into talking to Max.

Max is an icon and a legend.

De Antiole Pons trying to be that, and he might be.

So they come up at 120 and 220.

Coming up, M's going to give it up.

I said earlier in the week, but I'm really

fired up for this. Coming up at after the after hour, the Jim Roan podcast, I wanted to make

it very personal. So I decided to interview our son, Jake Rome. And I know I do that because

a lot of you clones go far and back enough with the show that you remember when

he was born. Many of you remember that it was the only day ever that I walked off the set

in the middle of the show. I left the show in the middle of the show. I came up old school.

You never, ever leave the show, no matter what happens. Ever. The show must go on.

Unless your wife is popping a child and then you leave the studio.

And there are a few of you old schools that.

Incredible enough, Jake is now 24.

That happened 24 years ago.

So I want to update you on him.

And I just thought it'd be kind of cool to let you inside the Rome family dynamic.

As an example, I don't, I do not, I know you will not believe this.

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