Hey there, good morning. It's 616 here. It's a Wednesday, the 30th day of January. And

thanks for being with us on Dave and Chef the Freak. So Aiden is going through his exams

right now. And we got into a discussion about math and how he believes it's useless. I mean,

too, that's why we're all in radio. It is my brother-in-law is a math professor. And I had

a chance over the holidays to speak with him, you know, have a conversation, try to very

difficult because he just has no personality. Like it's like it's all numbers. And he was

asking me, like if I studied ESPN shows to figure out how to do this show, he has no comments.

Like he thinks everything you can study it. Like you could just do it. You study like how

their chemistry is. We were watching ESPN. So that's why, you know, he had to, it's so

weird. He's brainwashed. He's totally different. No, I didn't want to be rude, but I'm

waiting. He thinks I'll just about every single PD in radio thing. Yeah, that's true.

Study other shows. We study their chemistry. We can take three pieces of garbage and put

it together. Yeah, magic. That doesn't apply it every part of the world, right? Some parts

it does. Some parts it does not. But I've noticed that too, especially, you know, some

accountants and stuff, some people that have that mind that brain, they lack other, you

know, parts of the brain. Yes. It is one of my big regrets, though, just giving up on

math. You really like what do you miss? Well, because I realized that when I, when I

ended up going to college, I, what I wanted to take, everything I wanted to take, I really

should have been really good at math. Really? But I had basically, I had said I wanted

to get into radio at a young age and then sort of, you know, you have guidance counselors

and everything and they're kind of like, well, don't listen. You're dumb. Don't worry

about that then. You don't like it. Don't do it. It's a lot of hard, hard work. I mean,

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