Yeah, that Chuck Norris was chasing the Tyrannosaurus Rex.

The Rex was not chasing the Jeep.

Murray, Murray, you there?

You love sandwiches, huh?

Let's go to 80.

Bo.

His name is Bo.

Wow.

That's prime time, maybe.

I had a crush on Betty Rubble.

I honestly, until after the segment

ended and we went to commercial break, had no idea that Jonathan Coachman was black. He caught them the game last night, although they won the game. You're listening to Stugatson Company. The great Mike Greenberg, Greenie is with us here. He is the host of Get Up. He is the host of Countdown the kickoff. He has made that my favorite NFL

pregame show, by the way.

Well, Grady, you give he is with us here. He is the host of Get Up. He is the host of Countdown to Kickoff. He has made

that my favorite NFL pregame show, by the way. Well, Grady, you give the energy and the urgency that I need on a Sunday morning. Sunday mornings are frantic. I'm trying to get my fantasy team in. I'm trying to get all the bets in. NFL Sundays are frantic, and you are frantic, and you have made that show better. So thank you, sir. Well, that's nice of you to say thank you. Hi, guys. Good to see you again. That show has been what a wonderful addition to my life that has been. I really, I love it. I love the people that I'm working with. I love doing it. Being a part of the coverage of the NFL on a Sunday morning, you know, it's like a religious experience for most people, including me, all of my life. And I'm glad you mentioned both fantasy and the gambling component of it because I think those are things, particularly the gambling, as we all know, that for the overwhelming majority of our lives, it was kind of

verbatant to get involved in any way in that part of the conversation on TV. And now, I think

it has become a ridiculously important part of the conversation. Like, I saw this number,

I don't know for sure if this is true. But I saw a number that said they were anticipating

that $30 billion would be wagered legally on the NFL this year. So I said, that's a pretty

big number. I looked it up. The revenues of the league are like $24 billion. So there's more money in the betting on football than there is in the football of football.

And I think it is imperative for shows like ours to be mindful of that and to be catering to that audience because it is so clear that it is out there.

And so I've really tried to pay more attention to that.

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