I just want to read this headline to you guys and I want to get your reaction.

How a young Winnipeg woman is making a name for herself in sports broadcasting.

This is from CBC.ca, our very own game over Winnipeg's Alyssa Hout went on a TVC and had a big interview with the Canadian Broadcasting Company.

That's right. It's on a show called Up to Speed with Faith Fundal and so congratulations Alyssa.

I tweeted out the link. It just literally came out before the show.

I was going to start the show with something completely different.

It's an audio interview. It's on my Twitter and I know Roberts already posted it to our company.

Yeah, of course, because Roberts is like lightning. I'm genuinely thrilled. That's wonderful. Isn't that cool?

Okay, so she reached out yesterday and she's like, you think I can do this? We're like, yeah, go. Of course, that's awesome.

So shout it to everybody doing game over. They're doing such a spectacular job. They're working hard and it's nice to see some recognition come in for everybody.

Good for them. Good for them. Oh, hooray. I feel good. Yes. That's a good Friday. I love that.

I love that. Yeah. I love that. Now to talk about a leaf's loss.

Now, Jesse, do you have something? Do you have something else that you wanted to say?

What's wrong, Jesse? What's wrong, Steve? I just wanted louder headphones. I tried to do it subtly.

Oh, that's true. That's true. That's true. My head's right.

Hey, Steve's got a tattoo. No, that's me.

Oh, that's me. That's very much me and I almost took my own ears out with that laugh.

You deserve it. Is this you? Yeah, that's okay.

I was going to start the show with I think his new name should be Bobby McStolen.

Because, listen, Detroit deserved to win that game. They won the game.

They did deserve to win the game and I have no issues with that.

The Leafs are going to drop somewhere. You go fuck. That's going to happen unless you're boss in which you never drop any games

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