So we start hour number two. Good first hour. Really good first hour. You know, so I used to get that

question quite a bit. Hey, Rome, what's good show? How do you know if you had a good show? How do I know if I had a

good first hour? Well, one, my content was good. Check. We had an awesome interview. Check.

And we had some other information that you're reacting to that's reactive

check. So there's good engagement. So that was a really good first hour. And plus, you know when

you're really, really working hard and there's a heavy lift. And then there's some days where,

there's that, where it feels like a fairly heavy lift. And then there are other days where it feels like the show is doing itself.

There are some days when three hours feels like seven hours.

And there's some days when three hours feels like 30 minutes.

And what's really interesting is our process, the thing that I'm most proud of where I think that we've been successful over the years,

we're very consistent.

There's a culture in this building, and we go about doing this thing the same way every single day.

Like we show up at the same time.

We put in the same amount of work, but it does mean you get the same result, but we are consistent.

So the first hour was a good hour.

I feel good about that. I started the program off by talking about Archie Manning, if you missed

hour number one. Archie Manning is saying, look, can everybody just settle down about my grandson

Arch? He's not going anywhere. So if you're a plan, if you're an NFL team, and I'm

paraphrasing, but what he's suggesting is, if you're an NFL team and you're all about

arch madness or ass for Arch, you're wasting your time. If you're going to intentionally

tank games in an attempt to get Arch, you're wasting

your time because he's not coming out. He pretty much says much. He's not coming out. To which I said,

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