And is that your most exciting part of the podcast? I was like I know this. You do every time we get to that point he sits up and he gives me hand gestures and he is ready for that right there.

Oh yeah, that's right. We're here. It's Chris Sims on buttons. It Chris Sims it's Ahmed for Reed it's red pants

Monday it's a big quarterback countdown Monday it is here and people do see your

hands and gestures as we learned after that podcast.

In fact, we have quite a YouTube following.

We do.

That's where most people see us and hear us.

I always do that too.

And I know our YouTube audience very active in the comments too and

coming I yeah I did I mean I check every once in a while like do people even

watch it like is it worth doing this show to be bowl of care so you got to go and you

got to look at the I don't ever't ever check. And people do watches which is why we continue to do this show. Like they like what you're doing. So I like that. Pete noted that three-fourths of our audience is on YouTube.

Right.

So plenty of people are seeing my hand gestures.

Again, I just kind of do this show and work and don't look at stuff like that.

So like I always kind of like to hear those little tidbits every now and then where it's going so yeah that was kind of like a shocker for me I like to just

picture it as a conversation between two bros that equally know football just as well as the one person to the next.

That's how I like to envision this show in my head.

Well, and just like in every conversation, one guy's way smarter than the other,

and he has to kind of carry that person along a little bit.

So that's how it goes.

It's so funny because this job you learn it's just like there are

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