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It's a Valenti show with Rico.

Stony here.

For Rico.

Now, I don't know, you know, have you been following this saga of the Dallas Cowboys.

But there's one thing that I know Mike and I definitely agree on, although he might hate

another team worse or more.

However, both of us, because we were raised in the NFC East as youths.

Uh, hate the Dallas Cowboys.

I've hated the Dallas Cowboys my whole life.

There's nothing that makes me happier in the world than a weekend.

And I gotta be honest, it doesn't happen too often when both the Cowboys and Ohio

State lose on the same weekend. But when that happens, it is just sky rockets in flight afternoon

delight in my mind. That's not exclusive to you. I also love that. That's a great week. I mean,

it is, it is just an unbelievable weekend.

And the fact that there are people, and I know one of them, who I grew, I didn't grow up with them with the college with, who actually, he is, was raised in suburban New York,

Mount Vernon, New York, to be exact, the home of

Gus Williams and Rodney and Scooter McCray.

But for some reason, instead of being a jet fan or a giant fan, this loser friend of

mine is a cowboy fan.

And I could not under, I can never understand it. Oh, God. There's some in people in Philly as well. So I was just saying, Mike, that the one thing you and I agree on, granted, you hate my childhood team. I don't like, I don't hate that many teams anymore. But we both agree. We hate the Dallas Calgary. Yes. Just hate them. And I was just saying that. The third most popular team in New York is the Cowboys. I love Micah. He loves me and all this kind of stuff. Yeah, exactly. So I know there was a time where Lion fans said, God, I wish we had an owner like Jerry Jones,

who would do anything in his power to win, right?

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