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if you buy two tubs all trade prices xvat at 20%. So now you can keep up with the Joneses and the

Evanses.

Hey, what's going on, everybody?

Welcome into DeCecho Daily.

This is Andrew DeCecho, and we have a lot to get into today.

Obviously, on the heels of the NFL's quote-unquote big reveal, which obviously lack for suspense and many of the scheduling quirks were leaked hours and in some cases days prior to the official

televised unveiling of all the league's games.

There were some interesting nuggets to take away from the Eagles schedule, most notably

that they don't have any consecutive home games.

I'm not quite sure what's going on there, and it makes for interesting planning and

traveling this season.

And I guess it breaks up the monotony if you're looking for something positive.

But I would also say that there's a number of primetime games which should be expected when you're a team like the Eagles and you're viewed among the NFL's elite.

That's typically what's going to happen.

But there's also 6.1 p.m. kickoffs.

And that to me, my friends, is a welcome site. I love that.

There's nothing better than wrapping things up by 8 p.m., having your stories filed,

having your interviews conducted, and all of that, and heading home after a long day.

It's sometimes primetime games go a little bit long and you know, sometimes you're

coming home at 2.30 in the morning. But it's all good. It's all good. I mean, there's some really

good primetime games. I can't wait to cover it all. But I think the 1 p.m. games, they're, you kind of get up, you get right through your routine,

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