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Welcome back to the Monday book. I talked about the race ain't fair. Stephen means talk to Ryan Day on Monday morning. We're going to talk about that.

We have not had a podcast since the Saturday open practice that Stephen was at where they did about an hour of actual stuff that's worth talking about.

And sad mother has been hired as the head coach of Butler basketball. We have a survey out to our tech subscribers.

We'll talk a little basketball with sad with Chris Holtman at the end of this podcast.

If you don't really care about basketball, you can bail, but we also will have the leaders going into Monday night, national championship game of a Buckeye talk bracket, 300 plus people in that.

Who's going to win? Who's going to earn the right to be on this podcast? Always exciting. And also exciting, I have a doctor's appointment on Tuesday morning to ask why I've been coughing for six weeks.

So maybe that will finally fix this broken old body of mine. I would like to start off with something very quickly. I know people sometimes like the nonsense. Sometimes they don't.

My daughter and I were in the drive through line at Chick-fil-A. Do you guys know what hot boxing is?

I know it from a baseball lingo.

Oh, I know the lingo that thugs get ready to get into. Yeah. So my daughter and I are in line at Chick-fil-A.

And everybody who works at Chick-fil-A looks like they just came out of choir practice, right? Like like everyone. It's just it's the Chick-fil-A way of doing things.

Many of them did. That's their point. That's the whole point.

So we're in line and my daughter who's getting ready to go to college needs to learn about the world says, do you smell skunk? I said, yeah, I do.

So we start looking for a skunk. There's no skunk.

So they're in the Chick-fil-A drive through and it's like now that Chick-fil-A is so efficient. They have the people on the iPad things that you don't even get to the drive through speaker box. They catch you early in the line.

So the person in front of us opens their car door. They don't roll down the window. They open their car door and the Chick-fil-A guy starts going.

And so then the Chick-fil-A guy comes like finishes their order, comes back to us and goes, and I said, oh, that's the skunk.

So then we go up, the car in front of us, they get their food and they open their door again. And then it's like five of five of the Chick-fil-A workers just standing there.

And it is, it is like, it's like we're in a Kimilo Nimbus cloud, like came down to earth. There's a fog over the entire drive through.

And of course they get like three bags of food. And so I pull up and like all these teenagers are like, oh, I said, like, you guys high. Now they're like, yeah, that was quite a hot box.

And I said, a hot box. And I had to try to ask my daughter, my daughter, my naive innocent daughter doesn't know what a hot box is.

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