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Just like sports, the game of life is unpredictable. Talk to a State Farm agent and get a teammate who can help you navigate the unexpected.

What was unexpected from the UFC? I don't know that the Gachi win was that unexpected. I don't think so.

And we're going to talk with John Anik about that. The voice of the UFC with Joe Rogan and Daniel Cormier.

He's going to join us. A guy I have known for a really long time. One of my first jobs. His first job on the air was being co-host with me, which I don't know.

I don't know. We could probably do a longer version of that podcast some other time. We're not going to do it today though. Get a teammate like John Anik who can help you navigate the unexpected talk to a State Farm agent today.

So that's the plan. John Anik on UFC 249, even a little Joe Rogan stuff because I think Anik who sat next to Rogan now for years. He's never been on Rogan's podcast, which everybody asks to be on. I will not ask to be on it.

I'm not sure I'm interesting enough for Joe Rogan. So I do know this though. This is kind of a Rogan type segue though.

What's up with the UFOs Kyle? Where are you right now with space travel? Level of interest scale of one to 10 Kyle?

It's been 10 for a while now. Okay. I'm going to get the team 10 though. You know, I'm not like going down rabbit holes, but I'm all the way there.

All right, but is that about UFOs or is that just I mean, if we send some astronauts up in a space, check on some equipment.

You know, just circle around the moon real quick. Maybe get a different angle. Some different pictures. Your level of interest on that is where.

I mean, I just I've been always other mind. It's just too big and it's like, yeah, nobody has to prove anything to me because space is too big and like, yes, so what if they're not in our little seaable region. They're just they're out there. No doubt.

But like it's probably not going to be proven to me. I get it.

Yeah.

Back in the 80s when any kind of shuttle took off.

Like that was a big deal. That was that was prime elementary school.

Hey, let's let's get these kids to watch a space launch.

And it felt like the world like everybody would turn it on still. You know, it felt like missions, even though the moon landings had stopped.

Like these kinds of missions were a big deal. And then when the challenger disaster happened that was January 28, 86.

I'll never forget because it was like one of the worst adult moments I had ever been around. I'll never forget it how bad it was.

We were loud at lunch.

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