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Nicholas, what's happening, man?

Brian, not much, man, you know, just getting to watch a video out of practice.

That's always exciting and just seeing Ruben Foster out there, even more exciting.

So things are good. I know you got Mad Bum's first start of the year on mute back there, so don't get too distracted here. Yeah, if you ask me a question and there's just a lot of silence, you'll know why. Okay. Something big has just happened. You know, it's funny, I was going through some of the old audio that I have collected and I keep it pretty tight and I don't keep stuff for very long, but I found some stuff from last season, and it's hopefully stuff you're not going to hear anymore.

Do you remember this one? Why do we suck? Please tell me what! Do you hear that one? The guy that was just yelling, why do we suck after one of the 49ers games? That was great. Yeah, we're not going to hear that. Yeah. So hopefully those kind of things, 40-Nor's fans aren't hearing and yelling at Levi Stadium this season.

It was funny you mentioned that.

I was listening to pardon the interruption today as I was driving home.

And they were talking about how Trump is being so dumb in the White House about all this stuff and everything.

And they're like, you know, and I know that all the owners don't represent this,

this, you know, want for the national anthem nonsense.

And Michael Wolba, I was just like, yeah, I mean, Jed York, for example, you know, blah, blah. And it's just, it's so strange to like have Jed York on the good side of something because it's been so negative for so long. It's just like, it still surprises me, even though I knew it happened, you know,

and I know that he's taking all the right steps the last year and a half or so, but it's still, to this day, it's just, it's still like takes me a back whenever I hear like, oh, positive Jed York stuff? Yeah, and there's just the whole vibe of the team and the vibe of ownership, Jed York, Prague Marante. It's funny because all of the things that you thought you didn't really like about Jed York where maybe a lot of those were actually Trent Balke and a lot of the things that you liked about Trent Balke, those good things were actually Parag Marate with the trades and the contracts and stuff. And it's like, because Parag was like, nobody liked Parag a couple years ago. And now you're like, oh, my God, I'm glad we've got this guy. Right. It's in the front office. So it's kind of crazy how everything's flipped. Richard Sherman is all of a sudden, you know, everybody's best buddy. It's like, how does that happen? It's crazy. Yeah, it's amazing what time can do, really. Yeah, absolutely.

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