Let's do it live. Actually, we're not live, but let's do five. How about that?

Episode five. Welcome everybody to episode five of the Bark Tank, presented by

Sugardale. My name is Andrew Siciliano and we're sitting here today in the cross-country

mortgage campus after a Brown's victory. They beat the Ravens of all people.

Man did that feel good.

29, 24.

Everything is better on a Monday when the Browns win,

and it kind of leads your week, and today is the start of what is a good week.

I don't want to say I guaranteed it because I didn't.

I didn't say it on air.

I mean I guess I said it on our pre-game show with Andy Baskin and

Titus Powell and Gerard Cherry and Nathan Zagura here on the radio in Cleveland on

Sunday. I kind of felt it as we were mourning Jim Donovan

that they were going to win. I always, by the way, and I've said this, I have always since I was a little kid when I was 11 years old,

woken up on Sunday morning, and for years this was a conversation I had with my mother and father on the phone on my way to work at

Direct TV for the Red Zone channel, that I had a pathway to victory in my head.

I knew how they were going to do it.

And a lot of times my father would kind of say I hope you're right and and usually I mean

Some seasons you could look at the record and say nope he was wrong almost every week

One year every week I was wrong actually, but I kind of felt it and I felt it. I just felt it in my heart and in my soul and Saturday afternoon I ran to Kevin Stophanski as I was getting a cup of coffee and he said, basically, I think I could share this conversation, I will, because we've talked about it on air, that needed to take that game ball to Cheryl and to Megan Donovan needed to win a game. And that we thought it would happen after the Giants game when Jim was honored went into the ring of honor and Megan was there on the field

Nathan M seed pregame it was touching was amazing

wanted to do it then but needed to do it and I said nope not needed to going to do it

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