The culture is the culture.

The culture is the culture.

It's 4 to 6A to be, competitive excellence, and the brotherhood.

The plan to win has never changed. So the culture here and the plan to win is always going to be here in our state.

Welcome back to 4 to 6 with A&B, your high state podcast brought to you by The Athletic.

This is Bill Landish, Jome, Ari Watson. We're going to talk real fast so Ari can get to the hospital and become a father.

Ari, it's your child going to be born during this podcast.

What's funny is we're recording this on Tuesday, September 28th.

The sun is going down.

The last day that I will have no child for the rest of my life is today.

And I'm spending it with you, my evening.

You're welcome.

And that's a kind of an odd decision.

And I don't know if that's a workaholic situation or if it's just because I like you that much or if I just wanted to talk some ball, man, you know, but we are, I always thought when you had a baby that when the baby comes, and maybe this is probably most people's experience, but you have a bag, you pack it up, you put it in the back seat. everything's done. You're prudent. You prepare. Then all of a sudden you're like eating snacks or watching a football game.

And then all of a sudden your wife goes,

my water broke.

And then you just go 98 miles an hour on the freeway to the hospital frantically.

We are waking up at 4 a.m.

on Wednesday.

And we are taking a leisurely drive to the hospital where we're expected by 5.30 a.m.

And then we will go into labor. They induce labor at seven. So,

like, it's kind of like a scheduled time to go pick up your baby. That's what it feels like.

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