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I'm doing well. I'm kicking around the idea of heading over to MGM for the Super Bowl to, I guess, next Sunday. So it could be a lot of fun, a lot of catfish fingers for us. Well, dude, I mean, depending how big your crew is, let me know because I think B's had something set up in that theater where they have a big screen and everything.

And I'm sure that'd be fun. I am also kicking around that idea. It's just, it's tricky for me because the kids want to watch it. And like in the past, we've been gone all week and then come home. So I always watch it with them, but we're not going this

year, obviously. First of Super Bowl, I haven't gone to since Minnesota. It's kind of interesting.

I'm also kind of cool with it because the logistics and San Fran are a disaster. And for the

radio side of things, it's a 7 a.m. call time and Radio Rose dead. The West Coast radio

rows are interesting to maneuver. Like next year, it's in L.A. And because it's L.A., it'll be bumping because it's L.A. But I'm very curious. It's still the Super Bowl. It's still a freight train. But like what this one looks like? You know what I mean? Yeah, I mean, I think combined with the radio roby at the convention center

downtown and the team's practicing and doing avails up in uh san clara that's an hour away from each other

i think the teams are practicing at san jose state and stanford like is is san an

global traffic to that?

It's going to be a disaster, dude.

I think Santa Clara is the furthest city, the furthest stadium from its home city in the NFL.

Oh, it's got it.

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