Hey everybody, if you ever are in a railway crossing and those signals are flashing and you don't see the train and you're thinking yourself,

ah, I'm running a little bit late.

Gotta get to work. The boss man's gonna get on my old, you know, he's gonna get mad at me.

He's gonna get on my case. Maybe I'll go through the crossing.

A bad idea. You know, I think about this in 2018 alone, 270 people were killed at railroad crossings,

270 stop trains can't.

The around the NFL podcast has never rubbed another man's rhubarb.

Welcome to another edition of the Around the NFL podcast. My name is Dan Hanzis and I am joined in a room filled with heroes.

Mark Cessler, Chris Wessling and Greg Rosenthal, what is up boys?

Hey Dan. Hey, not that there's anything wrong with rubbing rhubarb.

Please, no more rhubarb. I'm begging you. I don't like to mute anything on Twitter, but I have, if we're getting close.

If rhubarb continues the show up on my mentions and I love our overseas listeners and you know, they like to teach us about their culture,

I just, I don't have the interest in rhubarb. It's not a thing for me.

It's like we were talking before the show, Ricky Hollywood behind the glass.

Early's 90s alternative rock came up. We were talking about soul, asylum and the song Runaway Train, whether it's good or if it holds up and all that.

Ricky, you just don't want to hear it, right? It's not like, it's no offense. It's just like you don't want to hear us talking about that.

Yeah, 100%.

Well around, how I feel about rhubarb.

Around the same time that Runaway Train was such a hit, I was, you know, in a band called Delaware, which we've brought up this show,

which was on the label strawberry rhubarb, strawberry rhubarb records.

See how it all ties to other bands involved.

How many bands were on this label? This is another link in the investor.

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