What's up, everybody? Welcome to the Fixed Clockcast, you guys for Steady NFL Podcast.

I'm Will Brinson. I'm your host. It is. I think it's going to be Wednesday, January 5th.

It's Tuesday, January 4th, depending on when this gets released.

But either way, two things you got to know. One, happy birthday to my mother-in-law.

Share your event, aka Shishi. And also it's a pretty good football show.

Happy birthday, more importantly, too. Is it Shishi? Is that your son? That's a grandmother name. Yeah. Shishi.

You're also at a birthday this week. Who? Robbie Brinson. Oh, turned eight.

What do you guys do? What do you do for eighth birthday? Like what's cool to do then?

We're having a trampoline park birthday party. Yeah, be fun. And nice. A lot of people indoors in the winter.

Well, there's that. And there's the fact that back when I was young, we used to go to someone's house out of trampoline.

But then you realize it's actually pretty dangerous. People are falling off those all the time, breaking their arms and stuff.

So if you go to trampoline park, kind of takes away a lot of the liability involved with that.

And in fact, and there's also a waiver when you walk in.

Exactly, which again takes with liability. One of the things I started noticing though, people were burying their trampolines.

So they dig like a hole and whatever like the depth needed to be. And then putting so instead of like walking and climbing up to the trampoline,

instead of like the surrounding nets, they would like bury it down. And so you could jump and all this stuff,

but like you couldn't fall off because it was at ground level, which is kind of odd.

That is it. That is odd. It would be kind of cool.

Because so we had a, I grew up on a farm in high point North Carolina. And we had a trampoline out there that was there.

In fact, my dad used to take me around when we were younger to go look at places. He wanted to, he wanted to move to a farm.

And we would always walk around these like empty dirt plots for several hours when I was like eight or nine.

I'm just like, I mean, please dad. I mean, like not like it's the hardest thing in the world. It's just, you know, it's just young kid.

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