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That app. Um, well, I, I think, I think what

needs to happen is to just forge ahead with blinders on. And I, you know, we'll see what happens

with Packernet after dark. I have not gotten to a single phone call yet. That'll be for,

well, for last night, but I haven't, I haven't recorded it yet. So I don't know how that's going to go.

I am slash was beginning to spiral into a bout of depression with the fans' reactions after this game.

I went to the Facebook group, and I think the ratio was something like 8 to 3

or something in terms of negative to positive in a blowout win against a playoff team.

Social media is just absolutely filled with hatred toward this team.

I'm seeing the national media just gushing over how good the Packers are,

and the comments are filled with Packer fans, just whining.

Mina Kimes and somebody else were talking about how Matt LaFleur deserves to be in the

conversation for Coach of the Year, and it's just Packer fans saying, no, he shouldn't.

I tell you what, I went on a tirade about Lions fans. I'm about done with Packer fans, man.

I can't deal with this

anymore. The most entitled, insufferable freaking people, I swear, I swear. This is one of the best

seasons the Packers have had in a very long time. I mean, if you go back over the last 10, 15, 20 years,

this ranks is one of the top seasons. And I have never seen the fan base as angry, as miserable,

as just whining and angry toward their own team constantly. This team isn't good enough.

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