Oh, check it out now.

I work to bend and make the ink transform on any particular service.

The pen lands on.

I care if his hands on.

Bust the beef, the Cooley high code chiefs.

High post-tech leaves.

I drape off poetic landscapes and shapes.

Oh, boy.

That is probably the most used radio bump in the history of radio.

And I know we're podcasting here, but come on, tell everybody about this song, man.

Yeah, another one of the classics.

What's Golden from Jurassic 5 from their 2002 album, Power in Numbers.

If you liked that intro as well as all of the other

intros to the dfs MVP podcast you can find it on the dfs mvp spotify playlist just

go to spot us spotify search dFS MVP or check out my twitter i'm always tweeting it out

at tj hernandez uh along with the podcast yeah at this point you know we are. I'm holding Kushner. We got the director of DFS for 444.com. T.J. Hernandez. Here's the playoffs. Here's what we're going to do. This week, next week, and the week after, right through the conference championship games. We got different main slates. We're going to go through the main slates. Talk about every single game and the plays that you should be looking at. But you do have different main slates for Fandall and Draft King. I don't know why Fandul decided to have a single day slates. I'm just playing their full slate. It's stupid to just have those two. Fandle made a mistake here. Draft Kings, the multi-day, all four games.

I don't get why Fandle did that,

and I'm not going to put a lot of money into just the Saturday and Sundays.

For me, I'm going Maine.

Yeah, they did the same thing last year, if I remember correctly.

So it does make discussion across two sites a little tricky, but I mean, for the far segments

during the playoffs, we'll be going by the games anyway.

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