Bobby. All right. Let's get to it, shall we?

I'm going to name him Al-Qaeda. I'm going to call him, Bobby.

As Rico has called him, the $50 million man. All right. Let's go to Brian.

97-1. Brian, what's going on, buddy?

Yo, what's up? Good afternoon, you guys.

Afternoon, Brian?

Great game. I think now, you know, since they beat the Ravens, they have great chance to beat the

bills, they're going to dismantle the Chiefs.

And I want to tell you, I got kicked out of a bar last night, not because I was drunk,

but because I kept shouting touchdown black guy.

No.

Everyone there was. Yeah. They were tired of me screaming it, but they politely asked me to leave. And very non-polite works. But I kept screaming at touchdown black guys, and I'm like, are you got to go? Okay. I think that's something in a radio safe space we get to have fun with. Ryan, I don't know that I would take that to the public discourse.

Mike, look what you've done.

I did not do the best.

You, you.

Mike's having rallies.

Hey, Mike, that's one.

Yes, get them, David.

Get them.

Wow, Mike's having rallies at Ford Field.

Wow. Yeah, that's one of those where you probably, if everybody doesn't get the joke, if they don't understand the show, correct. You're really going to be operating at a deficit there from the compassion standpoint. Because it's real quick, you're going to look at your buddy. Wait, what did he just say? And you said it again. And that's when you get the waitress. You better get him before we do. The best part was when Miller came in that one day and he was like, why am I getting people coming up to me saying, why did you say touchdown black guy? I only allow dapper to be confused for like seven minutes. And then I'm like, Dan, you're looking at the reason.

He goes, what?

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