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Alright, welcome to the bracket. Episode 34 today. We are doing the best feelings in the world. We are joined by two of the Barstool Idol winners, Caroline and John Rich.

What piece of Barstool content is this for you? What number? This would be... I guess my third. I did the yak on Friday. We did a lot of EO.

It's true. It's still on one hand. I feel like if we get to add all the stuff we did last week.

This is like trowel runs. We did three things. The bracket now token CEO in the yak and then wrote some blogs. There's actually a lot of crossover listens between token CEO and the brackets. That was perfectly.

A lot of crossover guys. But yeah, they're joining us KB and we'll be back over here in a minute. Nick is doing what Dungeons & Dragons or something with... Yeah, he's doing P.M.T.

He's doing Dungeons & Dragons. Speaking of NERLER, Cole is still out on paternity leave. Big time NERLERD move. He loves that kid. I'm a loser, dude. Anyway, we can get started with our left side of the bracket.

By the way, before we get into it, we did again best feelings in the world. There's gonna be a lot of different ones. I gave a lot of different. It was a very broad topic. A lot of people responded with great picks.

Tommy gave me a list of like a hundred feelings. I didn't know I made a feeling. Back when I was allowed to think, my Thursday thoughts gone. I have like 170 page Google Doc of thoughts. And I just I searched feeling and I found like 35 matches for feelings. So I was able to come up with quite a bit.

There's a lot, but they're all good, which is perfect for this. For God that your free will was let go. I thank God to Tuesday. So I'm free to think today.

So the first match we have on the eastern side of our bracket is the number 12 seed. And a lot of people suggested this. And I didn't even thought about it at all, which is seeing your food coming when you're at a restaurant.

Like that's put second of fleeting happiness when you just see the waiter and you you ID the piece of food that you ordered you know it's yours. But also there's like the complexity of complexity of like when you think it's yours, but it's not that also worse.

You see something that you wish you would have got and you know it. Yeah. But and that's going up against the number five seed. And this one's complicated as well.

It's no. I'm just going to say no red lights. So it can be no red lights on your way to work on just on your way to any destination you want. But it will specifically are you guys pounding for what you guys are big no red light guys.

This is chase. You don't know the story. Oh, no, I had legendary legend. Are you pulling up a story. So this is like the chase. I go on Facebook sometimes because I'm in this like, like, 30 years of group. Yeah, whatever.

And sometimes I look at the memories and it just happened like over the weekend where I had a memory from this guy his name is Jamal Houdra, Houdrawee and he was my cab driver in 2010.

Uh, dedicated cab driver. No, no, for one ride. Okay.

And he drove down. It was, uh, he was eight having your nine down. He was one of those avenues kind of on the west side. And he drove down it. And he, you know how they're like kind of sequential. He hit. I think it was like eight or nine. What do you mean? They're kind of little bits of.

Like, uh, some of them going the traffic lights are sometimes. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. So that you have the streets. So it was the end of the night is me and a couple of buddies and, uh, he hit like eight or nine yellow lights in a row.

But he was like very close to hitting the red in each and he would speed up. It was after it was like three or four is like holy shit. And then he kept doing it. And we were, you know, making noise and that it was incredible. So if he's celebrating.

He was pumped up. Yeah. No, he was, it was the coolest cab ride of all time. He just made, he made the argument for the no red light story or choice essentially. But, uh, there's this complexity to it. And that like, people were saying like, oh, I love when I hit no red lights on my way to work. Like, you like you're going to work faster? Like that.

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