Okay, so once again, this is a combination cast or maybe Elliott, we should call it frankincast

because it's done in a couple of pieces and a couple of different environments and then

stitched together by our producer, Emil Dullich, oh and by the way, that's a snazzy intro

right there. Great job. I was going to say we should comment that we had no idea that

Emil was sampling our pre-podcast commentary to music. Dude, I'm telling you, he has so

much saved. If he wanted to, he could sewer both of our careers. No, this is what I think

it is. Well, yes, I mean, there's no question about that. We could get burned very badly.

But almost like we got to do these early because I got to stay up all night editing and

I want to make sure it sounds good. Now I know that's total BS and all he's doing is

seeing what music he can play us to. Emil told me that sometimes when he hears us talking

he hears certain pieces of music under phrases, which I really like the sound of. I can

appreciate that. That was good stuff, Omelie. When you first played that for me, I laughed

my head off. I thought it was great. That was good. Okay, a couple of things. Serious time,

okay? Yeah, yeah. Mark Shafley for Game Suspension, the hit on Jake Evans, the charge, the injury,

no history, but he's gone for four games. Your initial thought on all of this, because

it became, listen, as we all know, it became a Firestorm on Twitter, it dominated conversation.

Everybody had an opinion on it. No one sat on the fence. No one saw any great area.

How did you see it? I have to say the suspension was much more stiff and stern than I was expecting.

It's a very, very, I had two. I thought maybe three. It's a very, very stiff and stern

suspension. This is an absolute punishment. You know, when the NHL player's safety tweeted

out that it was going to be a hearing and not in person. So I tweet out, so everybody

understands that that means a maximum of five games. People were angry. They're like,

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