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I can still say Merry Christmas.

I know it's a day after Christmas.

We've done this before filling in, and even on my show, which is it's not like the

prices right now.

Like you can go a day over and still say Merry Christmas and happy New Year's.

I hope you had a great day.

Dan, you like me, gigantic sports fan.

Do you have a great day with your family yesterday?

Yes, it was magnificent.

I did feel bad on how much I was glued to the TV of the NFL action at some point.

Most of my wife's side of the family really doesn't care about sports or at least the NFL.

So there was a little guilt factor in there.

But I thought the games provided us with a lot of great drama, a lot of great excitement.

And yeah, Christmas was great in our household.

Yeah, I mean, honestly, you got just enough NFL football.

Matter of fact, the game that was, you know, that you built up what you thought would be the best game was, was the worst game, was the least competitive of the games.

And, oh, yeah, by the way, we also had NBA basketball, which was just incredibly overshadowed by the NFL.

It'll be interesting to see, you know, next year as Christmas works back midweek, if the NBA can kind of take back Christmas Day, if you will. I'm sure there were bowl games. Nobody cares about bowl games anymore unless you are a complete degenerate, right? Because you don't know who plays. There weren't. There was nothing yesterday. So we were good yesterday. I met over the weekend. Today's a Tuesday. People checked out Friday.

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