And greetings, happy

And greetings, happy Thursday here on the Steve Day show live and on demand on Blaze TV

radio and podcast I'm Steve Dase and I just realized five minutes ago I forgot to shave this

morning so I apologize I'm not going for the five o'clock shadow look. I couldn't pull it off if I tried. I'm not trying to grow a beard. Couldn't do that if I tried. Yeah, nobody would have noticed unless you started up. Yes, I just realized when I looked in the mirror to get prayed up right before we got in, we came in here that, oh, no, I forgot to shave. So I apologize.

Nor am I doing, nor am I dressed up as Totters and for Halloween by not shaving.

I just forgot.

Totters and how are you?

I'm excellent.

And I think, I think, all right, he's not 100%, but I do believe yesterday he was available in emergency situations only.

But I do think he'll probably be on, you know, we're going to count his reps.

All right.

But I do think Aaron McIntyre, you are ready to start today's game.

I think you're in the lineup.

Yeah, Todd's going to kill me.

I got antibiotics last night. Good job out of you. That's what they're for. Situation's just like the one you're in hacking up for like three weeks now and then I got the flu. So I just... That's why they're there. I mean, don't clear it up. Listen, don't live on them. All right, don't live on them. Too many Americans do that, but they're there for the very kind of situation that you just described. So, nice job out of you. I actually agree. There's no. There you go. Really? Wow. Situation. Because he knows you're not going to, like, live on them. Yeah. People do. They get the sniffles and instantly they turn into heroin addicts. You know. That's true.

That's very true.

Plus, men have to go to work. People do. They get the sniffles and instantly they turn into heroin addicts, you know.

That's true. That's very true. Plus, men have to go to work. They have to pay bills. Sooner or later, you just got to check box. I get it. I do.

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