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Hour one of the Von Hesler Doctrine begins right now. I'm your host, Eric Von Hessler.

Surrounded as always by Doctrineers. Tim Andrews is here. Autumn Fisher is here. George

Clark is here. Jerry Yamamoto is here.

Everybody is here.

And yes, I'm going to start with Bill Belichick.

I know we talked about it a little bit.

The news broke that he is not going to be a first ballot Hall of Famer late in the show yesterday.

But I've been thinking about this.

Did you have like a hot tub night thinking about Bill Belichick I was in that I was I always think about Bill when I'm in the hot tub yeah let me

yeah not her not her just let me open my shirt a little yeah just just Bill I don't need her but

not so uh because I think it's bigger it's it's it's a there's something about this story that I think it's bigger. It's, it's a, there's something about this story that I think can tell us about the world

we live in today.

And basically that the world is not run by adults anymore.

It may be run by people who are of advanced age, but they're not

adults. And I do think, not completely one-to-one, but I do think some of this for years

and years now, when I grew up, most people taught me, you know, you got to make decisions,

you got to do that logically. You got to park your emotions. If you want to make decisions

that you're going to feel good about down the road, then at the time, when it comes time to

make decisions, as best as possible, set the emotions aside and try to go with your

logical side when making big decisions. And that was people who were advanced in age and

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