Welcome back. This is Beyond the Boss Corps. I'm Dan Schneier. That's Jacob Gibbs. It is the holiday week. Thanksgiving week, baby. I can't wait to eat all that food, to sit on my couch and watch football and think about my fantasy teams as they

near the fantasy playoffs. That's what we are trying to do today. Talk fantasy football with you.

It's a holiday week, a double feature. We had a live show at 10. We have a live show now at 1 or 105

because we are fashionably late here, Jacob. Earlier this show or before the show, I told you there is a voice actor.

There is an actor whose voice you remind me of.

Do you think you can guess that?

I'm going to guess that he's white and he's depressed and he's a male because I get those comparisons nonstop,

whether it's Mac Miller or whoever.

Like, I'm going to guess he has bags under his eyes.

Yeah, I've got no clue on the voice.

Really, this does check out with his most recent hit show that he's been on.

But this is not a looks comparison.

This is a voice comparison.

So I want the listeners to consider Jacob's voice for the rest of the show and consider if this voice reminds you of Jacobs, because it's really starting to remind me a lot of Jacobs.

It is none other than the Adam Scott, one of my favorite actors in Hollywood.

Yes.

You are starting to remind me a little bit of Ben Wyatt, Parks and Rec, Ben Wyatt, a little bit of severance, Madam Scott, as well.

I can see that during the depressed times, tired, no sleep, grinding through data, grinding

through film. And that's what we're doing today, using that film and data to break down some

fun stuff for fantasy. Yeah, man. I love Adam Scott. That's my favorite one too far. And I will say to bring it back to me real quick before we do get into fantasy. I did attempt to put together a Chicago accent last show, Chicago. And I was told by a producer Emma, who grew up in the Midwest, Iowa native, I believe, lived in Chicago for some time. There was a horrific Chicago accent. It is what it is. I tried my best. I failed, clearly. Emma then delivered what she considered to be a correct Chicago accent. I didn't love it. Her Wisconsin accent was pretty good. Her Minnesota accent was even better. But Chicago is a tough accent to pull off, Jacob.

So I won't try it again.

Yeah, you're hamming it up.

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