Welcome to the Audible, presented by Trader Joe's.

I'm Stuart Mandel, joined as always by Bruce Feldman.

It's our week 10 recap. Bruce, you were in state college yesterday. By the way, a listener of the of the audible, a loyal listener of the audible sent me a picture. I don't know where this came from, maybe the Fox social media account. It's a picture of you doing your hit at Big Noon, and there's two people behind you who are holding up signs that say,

I'm only here for Bruce Feldman.

I'm here for Bruce Feldman.

What's it like to have groupies?

It's definitely interesting because there was about a no about a month ago there was a funny

I mean it was funny in retrospect like so I'm kind of a not I can't be too aware of everybody

right behind me but there was somebody looking at me in a way that was like and I got a bunch

of texts about it right after about some woman kind of the look.

And I was like, okay, I don't know what to do with this, but it's been fun.

Like I got to admit, it's, I haven't been a sideline reporter.

One of the bigger challenges I had was the the hit my my open

hit which is like right before the first kickoff the opening kickoff and it was hard to like

balance the adrenaline i'm about to start with doing you know a minute hit on live tv um with this they've kind of thrown me in where it's almost like

i feel like i'm doing like a jim can tory for them where i'm in the middle of the craziness and

i really felt it at b yu and i felt the energy at a couple other places and in some ways i, I've gotten so, I've gotten more comfortable with that than I've gotten

with, there's been times where I've been in the studio going back to the guys who are in

the middle of a raucous crowd atmosphere.

And in this case, you know, now I'm, it seems like it's a good adrenaline rush and I'm more

comfortable with the noise around me.

And I don't know how I got, how it got to be that way because it's definitely something

...