What's up, everybody, welcome back.

Happy Skews Day to you.

It's December 17th, 2024.

I'm Trey, and that there is not Mark.

You may have already ascertained.

You know him.

You love him.

It's the senior Georgia correspondent in a long time denizen of this universe and far and far and way most frequent fill-in co-hosts. It's Mr. Cory Ryan Forrester. Mark ain't here. Corey is. How are you doing, Corey? I'm good, buddy. Yeah, I like to feel like I'm the Jay Leno to your Johnny Carson. You know what I mean?

I'm like other people have filled in, but I do it the most and also disappoint the most

people and I'm the most defensive and have a huge team.

I'm the more, I'm more like the Ed McMahon of this particular show every now and I just go,

all right.

Oh, all right.

Yeah.

Okay.

But now, just so everybody knows, Mark is, he left today to parts unknown. I mean, we know where they are. You know, he's going to do family Christmas stuff. So he's gone. He's already on the road already. He won't be back until 2025. That's not that weird because public service announcement, and I'll repeat this at least one, maybe two more times. Because of the fact that the next two Tuesdays are going to be

Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve, this right here is the last skews of 2024, which means

Corey is closing out the calendar year with us. And it's a fun topic, too. It's going to be all right. But how do you think that, oh, look at that. Got some, is it bubbly? What is that? It's bubbly just for the occasion, because I knew this would happen. And by the way, shout out to a mutual friend and friend of the show. Kim Casado sent me this from a nice winery in the Napa Valley,

and I knew this would be the last one.

As you can see, I've done it already popped it,

and I put it in my Braves World Series glass.

So congrats to us, end of the year.

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