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Lee Sterling will join us in just a few minutes for Paramountsports.com with the picks, but I thought I'd take a moment or two and share with you the story from Wednesday as the podcast was delayed for us because the first thing Lee Sterling said to me when I spoke with him

earlier today was, are you okay? Are you okay, Kevin? Did something happen? What happened yesterday?

And I said, well, we built a new house and the landscaper came and the guy with the big trencher

got right up against where the fiber comes into the house and ripped right through it. I mean, literally two minutes, maybe three minutes before I was

hitting Send on yesterday's episode. It was about 9.15 a.m. I'm ready to hit send. It's done. It's

got a headline. It's written. So what do I do? This is my routine. What I do is I pull it out of the files. I open it up and then I go scan it and listen to it to make sure it's written. So what do I do? This is my routine. What I do is I pull it out of the files. I open it up

and then I go scan it and listen to it to make sure it's in the file properly because just having it on the screen and sending it is not good enough. I have to make sure that it was saved properly where it's going to pull it out of the file. So I pop maybe on a 45 minute to an hour long podcast. I'll jump every five minutes and I'll play it for 10 or 15 seconds.

Make sure that it sounds right.

I don't listen to the whole thing.

A lot of people, 45 minute to an hour long podcast, I'll jump every five minutes and I'll play it for 10 or 15

seconds. Make sure that it sounds right. I don't listen to the whole thing. A lot of people

ask, do you listen to the whole thing to make sure it's okay? That's impossible. It's too

time consuming. So I go through it and it generally takes me about three or four minutes to do

this. If I had skipped that step on Wednesday, I would have hit send right before that fiber optic line was cut.

I appreciate all of you that emailed.

I thank all of you that have my phone number that texted or reached out to me.

That was okay.

I was able to reach you guys.

Everything went dead here at the house.

I mean, we had nothing.

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