And greetings. Happy Thursday. Good to be back home again. Inside the friendly confines

of our native Iowa studios after spending a couple days, though down in Dallas at the

state of the art, Taj Mahal that the blaze has down there. I am Steve Dase, Todd Erzen,

Aaron McIntyre are here. Good to see you guys. Keep things in the same shape they were

in when I left, which is outside of this area that you're looking at. The rest of this

place is a style. And it drives me freaking nuts because I just don't roll like that ever.

But I'm afraid of coming in here and cleaning it up because you're going to tell me,

Aaron, hey, I have that there for a reason. And I don't know if you're just a cluttered

genius and I don't want to get in the way of it. So I'm, I've allowed this to slide, but

it's really driving me nuts. I have helped build tear down and then rebuild this studio.

I don't want anyone touching any of these cables ever. Somehow there are more cables in this room

than I saw the entire building where the blaze is located. And they are in a movie, movie studio

complex. I did not see more cables down in Dallas in that entire facility that's like an acre

than that then exist in this one room right now. Okay. I don't know how you can see past the

glorious pumpkin spice in this room right now. Well, I mean, really, you don't have anything to

complain about. That is true. I mean, I should be in a much better mood. I mean, Monique Bataglia

has one of our deer viewers here on Blast TV has just unloaded on the pumpkin stuff.

It's like a pumpkin spice can and like at the baseball games and they shoot t-shirts at it.

I'm here for it. And I am not complaining whatsoever. By the way, Monique, I like steak.

Todd's fetish is not pumpkin spice. It's Omaha steaks. So just saying, you know, not saying,

just saying, right? All right. Let's get to it. 888 93393 here on the program. That's how you

can let us know what you think about what we think. That's the number you can also email us.

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