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Okay, because of scheduling conflicts, there absolutely was no chance I was able to record a podcast here for Monday morning after the Chiefs game on Sunday night.

So you're going to have to wait until either later today or Tuesday's podcast for my thoughts

on the Chiefs Giants.

I will say this.

If the Chiefs won, which I think they probably did, I'm only guessing, life is better for

everyone.

We're all going to calm down on this Chief season.

We'll see if they can get this thing turn around.

If they lost, oh my goodness, you might not have wanted to hit the play button today anyway. If they lost that game on Sunday night, they're in real trouble if they fell to 0 and 3. But I don't know, I got a hunch. I got a hunch. They were probably okay. So it's a different kind of podcast today. This is exceptional. This is one of my favorites. Now, granted, I'm out of the

daily routine of what the podcast normally is, but I've known Danny Boatwright for a long,

long, long time. She won Survivor in its like 11th season. Survivor Guatemala, won a million

dollars. She worked with us at the radio station for a brief period of time, sort of as a part-timer or not even intern. She was coming up. She's younger than me. She was

learning how to be a broadcaster and things of that nature. She was Miss Teen, Kansas. She did all this unbelievable stuff. And she has a new show debuting on Fox Network Wednesday night. Ken Jong and Aaron Andrews are the hosts of this show. It's called 99 to beat.

And it starts at 8 o'clock. We're going to have a watch party at Chicken and Pickle from 7 to 930, and all of you are invited to meet Danny. Her husband, Casey Wigman, the former Chief Center, will be there, I think, and her sons. She's bringing in other cast members from this show. It's not really a reality show as much as it's a game show of like silly games.

There's a game show of like silly games.

There's a hundred contestants, which sounds daunting, but four and five go out all at once.

They give them simple little tasks of things around the house that we all have,

like jello molds filled with something and, you know, rings of lug nuts or something that you can stack and see how high you can stack and where they're, they're things that sound really

simple that anyone can do, but they're very hard to do. And you're competing against everyone else.

And the catch of this show is, it's winner take all. One person out of the hundred wins a million dollars, nobody else gets a nickel. So it's wild. It's funny. It's taken from a British TV show. Danny's going to join us the moment. I'll give you more on her background and her resume. She's awesome. I had lunch with my friends from Plainview Beef this weekend. And we had a great discussion. And one of the things that happened when

they first started advertising here, first of all, I love their steaks. They're phenomenal. You

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