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All right, so we've learned so far in sports market sweep that all of us probably

would be really shady baseball umpires that we think the Metz will play above 500 the rest

of the year, but that still only gets them into the mid-70s and Ken thinks they'll suck worse than

that. And apparently when I said it would take me 514 times on a par three in the rocket mortgage

to get a hole in one, I was not being outlandish. It was Jake and Tyler who think around 90 to 100

times it would only take them. So who know who knew we had a couple of happy Gil Mores here on

the show, but apparently we do here Ken. I, I can't, I mean, I, I thought someone would go with a

really low number just because I think someone's always going to do that and give three people this

question, like somebody's going to be irrationally confident, but the Jake and Tyler both were within

like seven shots of each other. So Jake wrote down what 94 and Tyler was like, you know, one and a half.

Tyler has to put a half in all his answers. It's like my favorite thing because it's like very

betting marketing like you don't want to push like who wants to push on this number like you want

to win or you want to lose. And Tyler, you, you closed last segment by saying you could make a really

compelling case for why you could get and again, this isn't like the par three down the street.

You could go to the rocket mortgage on one of the par threes at the Detroit golf club and get a hole

in one in about a hundred shots. And you said you had a really compelling case for why that was,

why that was going to happen. But what is that compelling case?

First off, Fina thinks the scores might be minus 30 this week. So I mean, technically it is kind of

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