And I have developed a bit of a complex about the word schedule.

I have to be sensitive to our friends in the UK and in Ireland who are enjoying the program on Sky Sports.

They say schedule.

And so every time I say or hear schedule now, I feel like I'm saying it wrong.

When I live in the UK, schedule is the correct way

there. I like schedule. Schedule. Schedule. It's definitely a word that gets to use, gets used a lot more

in the US, which is pronounced schedule. I don't like saying schedule anymore. Schedule it now is.

Schedule. I prefer schedule. Schedule. Yes, one of the biggest

issues that we delved into on Thursday. Schedule versus schedule, our good friends in the UK and

in Ireland, who see us live now, their time, whatever time zone it may be.

We're not going back down that rabbit hole.

They say schedule.

We say schedule.

I prefer schedule, Big Cat.

Do you have a preference?

I'll say schedule.

Just because you showed me that tweet of the guy in England who said I was the funniest person alive and make the show so much better and brighten everyone's day in the UK.

I think that was the direct quote. That's not quite. That's not the exact quote. It's not exact quote. So schedule for our friends.

I had somebody asked me if you are as funny in real life as you are on TV. That was the question.

And the answer? And also, well, I said he's not funny on TV. They think that, not they,

the guy who sent the question, he clearly doesn't speak on behalf of an entire country. But he said that

you have a very British sense of humor, whatever that means. I don't know what that means.

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