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What is up?

Welcome to another edition of the NFL fantasy football show presented by Draft Kings.

It's me, your man, M.G. Marcus Grand masking and socially distancing when and where necessary. And as always, we got a big show for you. We'll look back at last night's Thursday night football contest. Ripon, making a little bit of an impression, at least in the first half, second half, maybe a little bit of a different story. We'll have our big questions for the week, plus some of our best values for daily fantasy

players as we head toward the bulk of week four.

We'll be joined as we always are on Fridays by our pal, Michael F. Flor Hill.

But before we dive into any of that, talk to our faithful producer, senior, Edward L. Murphy,

Esquire.

Murph, it's been a while since we've had an air conditioning update, and I understand there are

there are HVAC issues over at your apartment again today.

Yeah, I mean, it was fixed.

They actually did come in here, fix it, fixed the leaking issues.

It was working.

Feels great.

Super cold in here.

And then for those living in L.A., we know we have a little, it's a mini heat wave. Um, so it was pretty hot yesterday. And then my, my complex just took it upon themselves. So just like cut the AC power for everyone. So I was like sitting here yesterday in the evening, um, you know, prepping for the show. And then all of a So I'm like, wow, it's getting, it's getting kind of hot in here. And the temperature kept going up and up and inching towards 80. And I was like, here we go again. But luckily, as of this morning, it is, it is back on. And I am now recording with you in comfortable conditions. That is, that is all we can ask for because it is weird. I mean, this is sort of life in Los Angeles, that it's October 2nd.

And we're still dealing with temperatures in the 80s or so in a lot of places here. But such is life.

So we hope you continue to have cool company. Yeah. And especially, too, it's a good point.

LA in October. A lot of people want to visit during the summer. It's quick note for people

want to visit L.A. Come like end of september october november the best months to visit do not come in june that is the first thing especially if you're going to go to the beach uh there's june gloom it's it's foggy it's overcast if you go to the beach in los angeles in June, you are pretty guaranteed to be disappointed.

So Eddie is right.

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