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Happy Valentine's Day, everybody.

What a wonderful, you wouldn't have done it without me,

would you have? What? Um, maybe I, yes, I did. I did do the Valentine's Day episode without

you. Well, that's weird because I was operating the under the assumption that we were going to go

into this loving, beautiful Valentine's Day, which is today.

And we were going to talk about the world of love and sports.

I had a whole thing presented, everything prepared, everything written down, every joke, every bit, every heartwarming moment.

Yeah, but now you're going to have to wait a year. Well, I'll be dead by then, so I don't think that's going to happen. I hope not. We all hope for many things. That's true. That's true. There are a lot of hopes and dreams out there, especially in the sporting world with the Olympics going on. Yeah, and a lot of crushed dreams. Yeah, there are a lot of crushed dreams.

Are you talking about me crushing your dream of Valentine's Day?

What do you?

Oh.

They can't see.

They can't see.

Team Canada pushing the stone.

Okay, you're going to need to explain that one to me because I'm pretty sure that was

illegal, but they say it so confidently that it's not. By rule in the curling rule book, once you release the stone, you cannot touch it again. Pretty cut and dry. So it's pretty cut and dry. But they say it so confidently that they can. Yeah, I didn't touch it. Well, the guy, did you hear the guy? He said, I never touched it. Yeah, I heard

many times. He proclaimed that very loudly. Yeah. Which is fascinating. How brazenly someone can just

lie. The thing is, how much with the weight of that stone does that little finger flick do unless it's

to create spin, which then it does a lot. No, I think even, touch would do a lot because the, the, when I mean, I don't know too well,

but I was watching it a lot.

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