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Welcome back to another edition of the Around the NFL podcast.

My name is Dan Hansis and I am joined by a room filled with some heroes.

Chris Wessling to my left,

Greg Rosenthal, to my right. What's up, boys? Hey, Dan. No mark. Still under the weather.

Hope to get him back by Thursday's show. But we're getting closer to Hull because, yes, Greg has returned from his journey overseas,

the face of international travel in the NFL media newsroom.

Greg Rosenthal, welcome back to the United States.

How was your trip?

I want this to be my theme song permanently, even if it doesn't make any sense. Greg Rosenthal, welcome back to the United States. How was your trip?

I want this to be my theme song permanently, even if it doesn't make any sense.

It was outstanding, Dan.

We're going to talk about it a little later, but London could not be a better city.

I would happily move there.

You would move there?

Oh, yeah.

That is, that's heavy. Well, I would move a lot of places. Mark said he would move there too. Why not? It's like, you know, Henry Hodgson, you know, NFL, UK Hank. Yep, yep, yep, I know. A lot of nicknames. You know, he's always been anti-New York, which I didn't like, I consider myself, even though, you know, I wasn't born there. I love New York. Sure. I live there for 10 years. But I think I get why he doesn't like New York, because London's kind of like a cleaner, you know, more well-run version of New York. Okay. Well, it's not New York. I'm not saying it's better or worse. I love New York, but it's a cleaner, very similar version.

So I understand.

What?

Listen, I love England, never been there, but I love our listeners.

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