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Before we get to Joe Namath, and I like to call it the, it's like the one-time doozy.

Joe Namath is getting by on one amazing story. There's a silver lining to the one-time doozy. Joe Namath is getting by on one amazing story. There's a silver lining to the one-time doozy, though, the one-season wonder. It stands out and it's memorable. Yeah. My worst analogy ever is my Uncle Tommy, who really didn't do a lot for me. Great guy, but never, like, did anything with me. Not the most present uncle.

No. I mean, he's a nice guy. Like, one of the nicest guys, but never, like, took me anywhere.

But he took me to see Bambi when I was a kid, and I'll never forget it. You know why?

It's the one time. The one time. My Aunt Googie, right? She played basketball with me.

One time as a kid. When you're spoiled, you forget all the other times. I'll bring it into sports. As a Yankees fan, a lot of those memories are jumbled

up. I hate this. No, because they're jumbled up, right? Like, wait, was that 96 or 98? Danny,

it's... Man, I'm not sure.

I was about the curse. But if your team only won in your lifetime one time, man, you remember everything about it because you saw those highlights over and over. It's the harsh again. It's like all the Dodger division titles that I get jumbled together. Yeah, dude, it's the worst. I wish they were a World Series championship. The silver lining is, though, the one-time doozies more memorable sometimes, and Joe Namath may reap the benefits of that. He could be the king of the one-time doozy, as you're calling it. The one-season wonder. We'll get to that a second, but that is so ultimately frustrating. if you're like a Patriots fan or a Yankees fan back in the 90s,

when you say things like, I forgot what World Series that was.

Wait, what Super Bowl was that?

Do you know how arrogant and annoying that sounds to fans that are thirsty for any of their teams to win anything?

When Kavino will say like, was it 96 or 98 when I went to game 6?

I'm like, how?

You ever hear your parents talk about like their high school boyfriend or girlfriend

and how they look back so fondly and they remember all these things?

It's like, yeah, because you got married right after that and that's all you remember.

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