Hey, L cheaters. Welcome to the always cheating podcast. My name is Josh. I'm here with Brandon. Brandon, how are you?

Let's get on with it, Josh. What do you want to talk about?

I want to talk about the English Premier League game. I want to talk about fantasy. I want to talk about what it's like to be a fantasy manager.

You and I got together in person this week, this week, today. We literally

today, you and I went to Smithfield Hall, which is giant. I did not know, actually, that it is

literally twice the size that I thought it was. You said, you said, I'm at the right side of this

restaurant. Yeah, and I walked, I think you're at the right side of the bar. Yeah, I walked up and

down for five minutes looking for you.

In terms of there's an entire second restaurant next door to that I walked into.

Yeah, shout out.

Shout out to her for an Axel who showed up all the way from Brussels and his son, Louis.

And it was interesting going out for the matches on Sunday because the kickoffs were staggered in such a way

where it was an hour between the first kickoff and the second tier of kickoffs and then

the Manchester Derby runs into that. I understand there were some policing issues in Manchester,

which is why they did that. So to get into the bar, there was just like a huge cue because all these

different supporters groups were unintentionally sort of running into each other. So it was kind of a

madcap Sunday. And I'll tell you what, there was nothing more madcap, Josh, than my fantasy team

on Saturday, which I had a cumulative two points from, I think, five players.

Never in my life have I seen something like this.

Luckily, I did have goal scores, the same goal scores that everybody has on Sunday with

Sala and Holland.

I had to those people who got rid of Holland.

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