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Welcome back to Buck, I talk. I did start the podcast of it because we did politics today. And politics makes me go.

Nathan.

First of all, I was a little worried that people were going to think that was like a Frank Dreb in moment from the naked gun.

When he wears the microphone into the bathroom.

Now Frank Drebyn is OJ Simpson, right? Is that who plays?

Frank Drebyn is Leslie Nielsen.

I know.

Again, 40-year-old movie reference.

So we did politics today, which is the last thing you want us to talk about.

It's Doug Lamar, you son Nathan Baird here on your Tuesday book, I talk.

It's the last thing you want us to talk about. And we're going to be done talking about it because the fricking thing is done and the fricking N.I.L. Bill is done.

And thank God. So we can stop talking about this.

We're going to talk about it a little bit here. Plus we saw Cardel Jones. And it's always good to see Cardel Jones.

And I said to Cardel Jones after the N.I.L. Bill signed. I said, man, you would have killed it with N.I.L.

He was like, oh, don't even get me started. I don't want to think about it. So I mean again.

And I went down there. First of all, it's impossible. You can't make a left hand turn during the day.

It's everywhere around the state capital. It's like you can't. There's a big sign. No left hand turns between like 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. for traffic control stuff. It took me 36 minutes to find a place to park as I circled.

So that's just not that's the first reason I went nothing to do with politics. Then you go into the governor's office. So me and Nathan were in there and then Bill were been in which of the Columbus dispatches in there.

So they're they're adored to buy us from Cleveland.com. He's a real political reporter. It is probably like, God, why are these dumb sports guys here?

What other were there the sport clay hall from WSYX was there. He's the sport. No other print and or digital sports guys that I could see or or ladies.

So we're there for the signing ceremony. And we go because Jean Smith is there. Christina Johnson, the president of Ohio State is there.

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