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Fox one we live for live streaming now. You are listening to the Dan Patrick show on Fox Sports Radio. Oh, it's hour one on this Tuesday. Dan and the Dan and Stan Patrick show. Seaton's on the road. I think he's in Indianapolis. He was going to go to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway this morning and I said, well, why don't you join us in about 45 minutes from now. He's in the Mako van. Apparently he scratched up the Mako van. That's cool. But then we'll just ask Mako to fix the Mako van. That'd be weird to take the Mako van into a Mako store. But Seaton's on the road going to Vegas where we'll be the following week for Formula one. Reggie Miller will stop by a little later on Chase Daniel, our favorite breaking down film. And I'm curious what he sees with some of these quarterbacks, including the situation with the Giants. Brian D. Gets fired. We talked about this yesterday and even when the the season started, I said that after 10 games, if he's 1 and 9 or 2 and 8, he's probably going to get fired. The question would be when would he go to Jackson Dart? He went to Jackson Dart earlier than we thought because I think he realized what he didn't have with Russell Wilson. He played him, he wrote him, and all of a sudden you've got a quarterback who has played seven games and he has been in concussion protocol or examined for concussions four times. How much of that is on Jackson Dart and how much of that is on Brian Dable? Now the problem that you had with Brian Dable when Jackson Dart got hurt a couple of weeks ago and Brian Dable was yelling into the blue tent, that's a bad, bad sign that it felt like he was desperate. You got to get back out there, help me save my job, which he wasn't able to do. But they have their quarterback now. They need a coach we'll talk to Chase Daniel about that as well. And also I want him to break down what he sees with Jordan Love because it feels like he's the top 10 quarterback, but he doesn't play like a top 10 quarterback. He has those glimpses and he's getting paid like he's a top 10, top five quarterback. But I'm watching last night I kept thinking this defense is really good. That offense is not good at all. And the Eagles, you know, you kind of carve out a win. It wasn't pretty, but they got a win and a big win when you beat the packers on the road and that could be, you know, down the road with home field advantage. But, you know, this is really big. If you're the packers and you're leading the division to now you're third. And the Bears I still think are a playoff caliber team. The Vikings, we saw what they could do. They beat Detroit. The Lions I still think are the class there. So that is not an easy division to navigate there. But I'm watching last night and I kept thinking, come on guys, let's go, let's get going. And it never happened. All right. We say good morning if you're watching on Peacock. Thank you for downloading the app and our radio affiliates around the country. Stat of the Day is always brought to you by Panini America. The official trading cards of the program this first hour brought to you by Mako. If you want to join us for the big game, it's in San Francisco in February. Perhaps you've heard of it. It's called the big game. It's gonna be super. It'll be a super game out there. DanPatrick.com Enter. You can enter daily for a chance to win. Get official rules and no purchase necessary void in Alaska and Hawaii. And you got to be at least 18 years of age. Ends 1123, 25. You got a chance to join us for the big game, super game out there in San Francisco. All right, we'll come up with the poll question. Play of the day, stat of the day, all of that forthcoming. And once again, Reggie Miller a little bit later on. You know, when the season began, I started to look at Green Bay and Green Bay and the Rams were the other two teams I thought of, aside from the Lions, to represent the nfc. I thought that much of them. And then you added Michael Parsons and I thought, okay, you know, we're going to get something special here. Well, the Rams have lived up to the billing I think the Lions have. But the packers, you Thought sturdy offensive line, reliable run game. You got a respected head coach and you got a quarterback on the rise. And then now they're 5, 3 and 1. And in those three losses, they've scored 13, 16 and 7 points. I need more out of a quarterback that I'm paying $220 million. And it's not like the packers are broken, but if you don't start scoring some points, that championship window is going to close a whole lot quicker than you thought. Here's Jordan Love after the game. We're not getting any consistency right now. We're not getting into a rhythm. We'll have a good play here, and then it kind of just will have a negative play. Whether it's. It's a lot of things. Whether it's a turnover, penalty, drop, sack, you know, it's a lot of things. So it's just finding ways to keep the positive plays going and avoid these negative plays that we're getting. But I think we're just kind of shooting ourselves in the foot right now and getting in the funk of, you know, having some good plays and then not building off them properly and. And, you know, having a play that might hurt the drive and we can't overcome it. So Philly improves to 7 and 2. By the way, the uniforms. Let's decide what kind of green we're going with. How about we pick a green and keep. Stay with it. It's not a good look. I'm talking about the Eagles. Packers uniforms look awesome. Except for the throwback uniforms that should have been thrown away. Hey, we got throwback uniforms. No, throw those away. Philly improves to 7 and 2. Green Bay 5, 3 and 1. I'm not surprised the Giants fired Brian Dable. But then you keep your gm and I'm trying to get this straight and Paulie, maybe you can set me straight if I veer off course here. But Brian Dabel wanted Jackson Dart. Joe Shane, the GM didn't want Jackson Dart. But then Jackson Dart might be the reason why the GM keeps his job. But the coach lost his job and he was the one all in on Jackson Dart as his quarterback. Yeah, you nailed it. Okay, but isn't this a classic? General manager wants to save his own job, so he recommends firing the head coach to make a statement to the fans but not fire himself. That. That's usually how it is with the gm. You. You fire a coach to save your own job. Unless you're in Miami and then they fire the GM and then the coach keeps his job. That's down South. Yeah. Yeah. I don't understand. I mean, I. Look, Brian Dable, the last three years, you're not keeping your job. But if you win that game against the Bears, just Brian Dable still coach the Giants and they were beating the Bears the whole game. Jackson Dart gets hurt and all of a sudden Caleb Williams comes to the rescue. But if you win that game, I'm always curious, you know, it's rare when you win a game and then you get fired in any sport. But here you have that situation where, you know, blowing these fourth quarter leads, four fourth quarter leads, double digit fourth quarter leads the game. In Denver, like you, you can't have situations like that, like you want to have continuity, sustainability, then you can't let those games go. Great teams, great quarterbacks, great coaches, don't let those games go. And that's what the Giants did. And you're going to point the finger to Brian Dable and he pays the price. But you know, the Giants can't find a coach. Look at all the coaches that they've had. I mean, the Ben McAdoo situation, the era. Joe Judge was going to be the next Bill Belichick. I mean, Tom Coughlin's not walking through the door. Bill Parcell's not walking through the door. Hell, you might as well reach out to Bill Belichick, bring him in, see if he wants to coach the G men. Yeah, Paulie. And historically the New York Giants were one of those franchises that's never awful. Yeah, you know they will. You know, like a seven win season was bad for them. They haven't won 10 games since 2016. That's a stretch. Starting lineup. Fritz, he's here. Dylan in for Seaton. Marv, Paulie, yours truly in the brgs. We have a poll question coming up. Yes, Dylan, I was just going to say, if you're a new head coach getting hired by the jets or Giants, how aware, like in the back of your mind are you that you're going to get fired? Because it seems like it's just been an inevitability. Well, I don't think you can think it, but I don't think there's a situation with like, Pete Carroll could get fired. He could get fired by the Raiders. Andy Reid is safe. Mike Tomlin is like how many coaches? Sean McVeigh is safe. Is Matt LaFleur safe? If they don't make the playoffs, are we playing safer? Not. I don't know. It's mid season. Okay. Pete Carroll, though, is Sean McDermott safe in Buffalo. And I know we want to say, well, of course he is. But it feels like every year we're like, I don't know. Sean McDermott. Yes. Marvin. No, no, no. Because he's on year four of all right. It's time to get to the super bowl now. But if he's getting fired, it's not during the regular season. I'm talking about at the end of the season, regular season, how many guys are untouchable? They're going to keep their jobs no matter what. They keep their jobs. Yes. Dylan, is Mike Tomlin still on that list? I feel like that's starting to wane. I don't think they would fire him, you know. No, they don't do that. I mean, they've had three coaches. I know in the history of the franchise, you've had three coaches. That would be a Mike. How about we. How about we agree to move on? Part mutual parting of ways? Yes. How about you and Aaron Rodgers go to Malibu, hang out for a little while, and we'll try to find your successor? Yes, Marvin. Sean Payton is safe. Yes. Sean McVeigh is safe. Mike McDonald, by the way, is the head coach in Seattle. He's safe. He might be the coach of the year. Although Mike Vrabel is safe. Mike McDaniel's not safe in Miami. Aaron Glenn is safe. Ish. Right. He's going to get at least two years out of this. Yes. Dylan, if we want to go based, odds wise, who has the worst odds to win Coach of the year might give us an idea. Reverse it. Reverse it. So all the. At the bottom, there's six guys who are plus 40,000. Okay. Pete Carroll is one of them. Mike McCoy. Aaron. Gwen. Brian. Dable's still on there. No. Dan Quinn and Kevin Stefanski. Yeah. So I think you go into these jobs like Brian Schottenheimer knows he's going to get fired. Right. At some point, he'll probably get fired. I'm not saying that he should. I mean, I hope that he gets a couple years to prove himself, but you kind of go in, if you take over Tennessee, Carolina, Cleveland, jets, like, you know, you're going to get fired. The odds are not in your favor. Yes. Marvin. Two guys, Dan Campbell and Dan Quinn, I think they're both safe no matter what. Dan Campbell is for sure. You don't think Dan Quinn. I hope he is. To me, you got to the NFC Championship game, and this year just might be. You know what? Jaden was hurt. Oh, I know. Let's regroup. I know. I agree. So just this Season? Yeah. Yeah. Oh, yeah. This season. Yes. But you do, you know, you go into these situations where you know that the odds are you're probably going to get fired. Yeah. Paulie, it feels like if the Raiders continue to be awful, they would let Pete Carroll walk off into the sunset in a nice manner based off his history in the NFL. Hey, Coach, don't make us do anything. You've had. You've decided to retire. Yes. And I would not be surprised if that happened. Yes. Todd, they're one game out of first right now. But if things go sideways with a favorable schedule, what happens to John Harbaugh in the. At the end of the year? I think he's safe. I do. And I think that they're, you know, they're going to win that division. So he is. He's safe. But I think that in the beginning of the season and people are like, I don't know, you know, can. Can you survive something like this? You build up that equity, and I think that, you know, and you have ownership that doesn't react. You know, they're not crazy people. They're not out in the media talking all the time, you know, so John Harbaugh is good. Yes. Marv. Nick Sirianni never seen. Never seen. Do you realize before he won the super bowl, during the year, people are talking about if he doesn't win the super bowl, he might not keep his job. He fired the OC and the dc like, let's fire everybody to keep his job. Yes, Paulie. They should have fired Nick Sirianni last night after the game was over. Only for that. That fourth down and six. Fourth and six at the 35. You throw into the end zone. I was like, okay, are they going to. Are they going to run the ball? Because it's fourth down and Green Bay is going to get the ball. They'll stop the clock because, you know, fourth down and turn it over on downs. And all of a sudden I see Jalen Hurts, who didn't have a good night. And you're going to all of a sudden, like, this is double coverage and a precise pass that you're throwing it. Now you might say, well, if he doesn't catch it and they intercept it, then they're down inside the five. Okay, if you kick a field goal, I make Jordan Love go all the way to score a touchdown to win. In this case, he gets the ball, you get 25 yards, you got a chance to tie the game. Yeah, Paulie. Yeah. That would have been about a 50 yard field goal. You make it a touchdown game that the packers need to score the length of the field. Your kicker, Jake Elliott, he's three for four from 50 plus this year. It's a safe, much safer play. I didn't understand was one of those where I go, oh boy. As soon as Jalen Hurts went back to pass and I'm going, no, no. Because I realized it was a pass downfield. It wasn't like I got got her over the middle for seven. And that's ball game. Yes. Todd, is that an overconfidence in your offense or not enough confidence in your defense? If I'm a defender, I'm upset that we're not punting. We can handle this for 20, 25 seconds. But the offense hadn't been good all night long, so it doesn't make any sense to do that to run that play. Yes. Yeah. Paulie. I love watching Peyton Manning in situations like this. As the ball snap, he goes what we're doing here in one word, what we're doing here. It's great. Yes. Dylan. It just screamed like I'm playing Madden, like I refuse to punt. I'm not going to kick. 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Listen to Lines and Tines with Spencer Graves on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Troy Aikman was befuddled by Nick sirianni on that 4th and 6. Imagine if green Bay sends it into over Imagine if the Eagles lose that game, and they could have easily because Green Bay gets into field goal range, they tie it, now you're at home, and you're in overtime. I just didn't understand the call because I thought maybe you. You try to draw them off sides. It's fourth and six. You get a free play, and then maybe you could throw, you know, throw somebody open there, get a free play, or they jump offsides. Now it's 4th and 1. Now you can do the tush push and end the game with that against the packers, who ratted you out and said that, you know, they didn't want the tush push in the game? Yes, Paulie, remember yesterday we played the game how many tush pushes or push I would there be. You guys all took the under. Guess how many. One. One by the Eagles. Yeah. Yeah. And they were offsides, by the way. It's false start. Okay. Two guys false started. Drove me crazy. Like a head start. It drove me crazy. I'm thinking I can officiate that. I. I truly could have officiated that. And that's what I don't understand. Okay. You may not like the plague aesthetically, but let's call it correctly while it's still here. Call it correctly. And they didn't. Just drives you crazy with this. So both guards start false start, and they didn't call anything. Yeah, Dylan. Well. And the packers did their own tush push, too, and they were also offside. Yes, they were. So do you just make it reviewable? No, we just outlawed this band. I'm. I'm down with that. If you. Okay. You don't like the way it looks, that's one thing. If you can't officiate it, then it shouldn't be in the game. If it's too hard to officiate because they keep waiting for injury debt, this is where they're rooting for injuries. It feels like. Like. Anybody get hurt? No. Maybe next week. Anybody get hurt? No. All right, we'll keep it in. Yeah. Paulie. Eli was breaking down the tush push yesterday, and he said the false start by the two guards is almost on purpose. They're trying to wedge in front of the center to protect the center and get even more of a force with the center and the quarterback behind them. So they're trying to time out the snap and the guards jumping and the refs aren't catching it. But we can completely. It's so clear. This would be an edict from the home office and be like, guys, get the call. Correct. Okay. Because if you can't, then it looks even worse that. Okay, the Eagles are Super bowl champs, defending champs. Now we want to get rid of this. Now it seems like we're piling on the Eagles. No, we're going to say that it's too hard to officiate. Now you can get rid of the tush push because there's no entry data. That's what they thought. Oh, my gosh. You know, we got to get this out of the game. People are getting hurt. By the way, why don't colleges use the NFL model for kickoffs? Aren't they having violent collisions here? Shouldn't we be kind of adapting the same rules for safety, protection with 90% of those kids who will never play in the NFL? Don't be a killjoy, Dan. I. I know, but I'm. I'm thinking, all right, I gotta deal with this, with the NFL and college kids. Go down there and bust up somebody, you know? It'll look great on SportsCenter. Oh, boy. Do we have the color of the Eagles green? Are we playing guess that color? Okay, they have blue in there. They have black in there. Why don't they just go back to those great Randall Cunningham jerseys? Technically, in the Eagles uniforms, they have a combination of black, silver, and a type of green. Like a Benjamin Moore, you know, if it was going to be like a dusky rose. What do you think the name of the green is for the Eagles uniform? Who'd like to go first? Okay. Is there a blue stripe on the pants? No, that. They say that stripe in the uniform is green. It doesn't match the green on the helmets. Is it like seafoam green? That's terrible. It feels like there's three different shades of green on there. All right, Dylan, I'll let you go first. Philadelphia Blue. That's the name of the color. That's the name of the green. Okay, independent screen. I think they came up with their own color. Eagle green. Okay, Todd. Bluebird green. I don't know what Crayola would. Would have with something like that. Crayola green. It is Midnight Green. That is the official green of the Eagles. Back in the day, from 87 to 95, it was just called green. It was much more of a Kelly Forest mix. Not good, not good, not good. It's muddled. Yeah. The Randall Cunningham green. Now I'm scared, Harold Carmichael. I'm scared. Yes, Todd. I think the clock struck midnight, then midnight. Okay, I see what you did with that. See what you did? Yes, Dylan, Why are the Eagles, green in the first place. They should be, like, brown, white, and yellow. Based on eagles. Based on eagles. Fair point. Yeah. I never thought of it that way. That. Why do we have different colors? Why. Why don't we have, like, bald eagle colors? Is that what you're. You're saying? Yeah. Make them true to form. Have to change the rams. I don't know if there's any blue and yellow rams out there. That's just gray, by the way. It's always weird to say happy Veterans Day, and I don't view it that way. I mean, I hope you honor Veterans Day today and all the great people who have served and are serving our country around the world. And hits close to home for me with my father and two uncles that were in the military. But you get that opportunity. Say hello to somebody. If you see somebody who has their hat on or any bumper stick or anything that commemorates being a veteran, please say hello to them. Ask them how their day is. Yes, Todd. This may sound strange coming from me, but if, you know, they're in front of you in the supermarket or you see them at a cafe, you know, pick up the. Pick up the tab. Have you. I have actually done that. I did it a few months ago. I was out to dinner with my wife. We were at an Italian restaurant. Granted, it wasn't anything fancy. I'm going to drop 300 bucks on somebody that I don't know. I'd like to thank you for your service. For an appetizer. Yeah, I could pick up the calamari or a slice of pizza and a Coke. I can do that much. Happy hour guys put their lives on the line. I can pick up a small piece. Like, do you have a max? Like, is there a ceiling of how. Well, the waitress said, that'll be 38, 12. I'll give you 30. Take care of the other. Yes, Paul, this is a true story I haven't mentioned before. Once in a while, if I see a policeman or a fireman in line at a deli, I'll pick up their sandwich or something like that. I think it's a good example for the kids. I saw this fireman going to my local deli, and he walks up, and I was going to walk him and say, I got his sandwich. You know, he was getting an order for the entire firehouse. He was picking up about 17 sandwiches. He had two big bags. And I was walking up, and I was just about to do it, but he had already paid, and I missed my window. I did, but I looked at that I was like, oh, man. I was gonna say, I got his, and it was gonna be like, 17 sandwiches. Thank you for your service. I would buy his Sandwich. The other 16 aren't his. Yes, yes. Todd, you ever do a random act of kindness, like, at the drive through? Like, I was with my daughter once, and she said, why don't we pay for the field behind? Not knowing if there's four people back there, There's a whole little league team. And thankfully, it was only, like, a woman and, like, her two daughters. But just like, a nice thing to. We'll put, you know, put it on my card. The people behind me. I've done it for somebody in front of me. Then I'll pay. And then that'll be like you're driving through Starbucks. And then you just say, hey, I'll. I'll pay for the person in front of me. And then they'll be like, okay. Then you go up and then you just, like, they already left and paid the person in front of you. Wouldn't you have to do it for the people behind you that didn't pay just yet? No. You go through the drive through, place your order, and then you go up and then you pick up your coffee. So then when I go to the window there, then I have already told them I'm gonna. You know how this works? Yeah. Yes. Okay. Yeah. Because I don't know what's happening behind me, in front of me. They can pick up their coffee, they could give me a thumbs up, and then I just pay for it. Ever become a bill, like what Paulie was saying, where it's like, whoa, I wasn't planning on dropping 78. Well, you never know. You never know. But then that's. It's called an act of kindness. It's not kind of kindness. Price on kindness is what you're saying. Well, apparently you can. Yes. Paul. What if you're in a drive through and you got up there and you're about to pay for your meal and you go, I'm a fireman. And the people in the back said they were gonna take care of my meal? That would be a cold blooded move. That'd be good. Be terrible. That'd be good. Let's see. Chris in Syracuse. We got to come up with a poll question. Dylan. All right. Yeah. Okay. Chris in Syracuse. Hi, Chris. Hey, thanks a lot, Dan and I got a couple things to throw at you. I've been a lot of talk. Kyler Murray's future in the NFL. And I was thinking, coming out of college, he was the number nine overall pick in the MLB draft. Only player ever to be a first round pick in both the NFL and baseball drafts. And with his lack of size, you wonder if he would have been better served playing baseball and being a baseball player as opposed to being a starting NFL quarterback. You know, he certainly would have had a lot more disposable time to play Call of Duty. And I wonder if he still could get baseball shots and off of last night's football game. It seems like ever since they shortened the preseason and limited full speed practices, first two, three months of the NFL season has produced a lot of crummy, sloppy and just playing boring games. Yeah, I know that it, you know, then you have coaches, their philosophy now is the first month is kind of your training camp. You know, that's your preseason. The Eagles and Packers played to the first scoreless tie at halftime since Week 14 of 2023. That was Vikings and the Raiders. Texas and the jets also scoreless at half. Stat of the day brought to you by Panini America, the official trading cards of the Dan Patrick show. All right, Dylan, poll question for hour one is going to be. All right, Dan. This is from Paulie. Who wins the nfc, Bucks, Eagles, Lions, Packers, Rams or Seahawks? Okay, if I had to pick. Well, I picked the lines to go to the super bowl. So you can't go. Well, you know, I'll take the Seahawks. I think the Seahawks are far more formidable, especially with that defense because everybody's going to say the same thing. It feels like with Sam Darnold. Yeah, let me see when it really matters. But he's been great. He's been great. But the defense to me was really impressive. Now granted it's against Arizona, but still these are guys getting paid in Seattle to me. And you got the Rams and Seahawks this weekend, which is spicy. I love the Rams. You know, it came down to Matthew Stafford. If he was going to be healthy and I just, I didn't think he'd hold up. And he has and he's been an MVP candidate because I was leaning on taking the Rams over the Lions. The AFC is the one that's open that feels like it's open for business. Even though Vegas says the Chiefs are still the team to beat and they might not even make the playoffs here. By the way, did you see Joe Burrow back at practice? Ish. And they talked about a 21 day window. I don't know what that 21 day window means, but you're 3 and 6. God, if you were 4 and 5 instead of 3 and 6, you have to win that Bears game. And all I was saying, if you play 500 and burrow comes back, you got a chance in that division. Here's Joe Burrow coming back to practice. Yeah. You know, our division is wide open. I think Pittsburgh's 5 and 4 at this point. We play them this week, so, you know, everything is still there in front of us. Very rare that our division looks like this, but it does this year. And, you know, I think we'll be at least in it until the end. I think it would be very difficult for us to be a wild card team at this point. Obviously a lot, a lot of football to be played, but, you know, I think that's difficult. I think our best path would be win the division. Yeah. Gotta hold on here. But they lost a couple of games that they shouldn't have. Yeah. Paulie. The Bengals are at the Steelers host the Patriots at the Ravens. If they win the Steelers Ravens game, they are right back in it because, you know, it's a double. This might be win or go home, though. Yeah. With the Steelers, then you're three and seven. And at what point do you say to Joe Burrow, let's not do this? Yeah, Paulie. But the Bengals, their last three regular season games. Dolphins, Cardinals, Browns, very winnable for a wild card spot. Creek in Tampa. Hi, Creek. What's on your mind? Hey, Dan, thanks a lot for having me on. As a veteran that comes back from deployments and you feel like you don't have a home anymore, I just want to thank you for all the years you've given us and really appreciate it and wanted to remind you in a month, Army, Navy game. Yeah, it'd be wonderful if you guys could go up there, but I know you're running short on years, but just career years. I mean, hopefully not life years, but. Yeah. Thank you, Creek. We've toyed with the idea of going to it. It's just. It's kind of difficult. You know, when we go on the road, it's. It's a big production. You know, you got to drive the TV truck, the big German goes out. You got to set up everything. Sponsor money. It cost a lot to go on the road with the show, but at that, that's always been one that I would like to go just, you know, because I love going to West Point. Love it. If you said I could go to any game, I can go to one more college game, I'd go to a West Point game. I just think it's. It's incredible. And you know, I've talked about the experience. First time I went there was 1984. I saw Doug Flutie play. Just the, the, the pride you have when those cadets come out. Oh my God, I cried. It was like, Whoa. And they're 18, 19, 20 years of age. They represent us. And this is just a football game and you're talking about, you know, we talk about sports, life and death. No, that's life and death right there. But to see that and the precision, just, you know, the atmosphere second to none. Now I've been to Ohio State, Michigan, I've, I've been to these big game, Alabama, Auburn. It's just different. It's not about the football atmosphere that you get from the other ones. It's the real life atmosphere you get at West Point and the history there. All of that tradition and magical. Plus you go up in the fall and there is no, there's no place more gorgeous than that. You're on the Hudson and just man the foliage. Beautiful, Beautiful. All right, let me take a break. We are just getting started. Oh, Seaton's gonna join us coming up from the road. Mr. Indy, he is Indiana Jones there. He'll join us coming up from the road. And our play of the day is up next. Fox Sports Radio has the best sports talk lineup in the nation. Catch all of our shows@foxsportsradio.com and within the iHeartRadio app. Search FSR to listen live. Tired of spills and stains on your sofa? Wash away your worries with Annabe. 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Which will be weird to take the Mako van into a Mako shop and say, can you fix my mistake? Seaton. Yeah. How you doing? I'm great. I'm great. Fantastic. Yeah, I'm at the Mako on Lafayette Road in Indianapolis. They didn't think. Seemed to think that the scratch was a big deal. So I feel good about that. They're like, ah, we've seen way worse, so don't worry about it. Yes. What does the day entail here in Indianapolis? Well, let's see. I had a good dinner last night, which was awesome. St. Elmo's got punched in the face with that shrimp cocktail. Yeah, that was dope, dude. It was good. Let's see, I had. Somebody just dropped off a big box of donuts from a place called Long's Here. That was really awesome. I'm gonna be here for another, like, 15 minutes. Or so. And then at some point, making my way to St. Louis. Okay, are you going by the Indianapolis Motor Speedway? You know, it is, like, right there. It is like, I am super close to that, so I'm definitely stopping by there. Paul also sent me some recommendations for food right in the speedway area. Of course, there's a great pork tenderloin right over here. You got to go do that. So, yeah, I'm going to try to swing by the speedway. It's like, right there. I'm less than two miles from it, so for sure. Okay. St. Louis tomorrow, then Denver, then Vegas. Yeah, Denver Friday, Vegas Monday. Oh, okay. So you get to sightsee. No snow yet. A little snow yesterday, a little bit. Nothing too bad, though, so knock on wood. Keeping my fingers crossed that we avoid any of that. All right. Safe travels. Yeah. All right. Appreciate it. How's everything there, dude? There's an awesome portion here. There's a 911 in there. There's some other dudes got this like, like Mad Max mobile looking kind of thing, too that was about to get a paint job. It was awesome looking. It's, you know, when the zombie apocalypse hits, that's the car I'm taking. Safe travels. That's seating on the road. 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I go back to when I was growing up, and I remember that there was a parade down main street in my little town, and I remember seeing Vietnam veterans and they weren't welcome. And it broke my heart. I kept thinking they were serving our country. Even though my dad didn't want my brother, my oldest brother to go. And my dad was a marine, and he was like, no, this is. This is A war that you know will never win. And. But to see the military, you know, World War I, World War II, and everybody was cheering and the Vietnam vets, man, it just. I mean, imagine you're over somewhere where you never thought you'd be and you'd never go again and you come back home. And so that stayed with me. And that's why whenever I see Vietnam vets, whenever I don't care where it is or somebody has a bumper sticker, I always. I just say hello and say thank you. Because I just. I think they got forgotten, you know, because we had a lot of war heroes. World War I, certainly World War II. My dad was in the Korean War, you know, so you're just my uncles, they were in the Korean War. So it's never lost on me. And hopefully it's not lost on you. You can't take those people for granted. Let me see Curry in California. Hi, Curry. What's on your mind today? Hey, Dan. How you guys doing this morning? I had a couple of things. The first thing was about the. The act of kindness that you guys are talking about in the Starbucks line. And I'm. I'm kind of with Fritzi on this one. I. I typically do it almost every morning. So I'll go up to the window and I'll ask how much is the person behind me. If it's reasonable, I'll pay for it. And then hoping that they can pay it forward and kind of keep the line going. And then the last thing I have. I hope you finish out your career with a week. Like, I don't want you to stop on a Monday or Tuesday. So hopefully you do a grand finale and kind of finish strong. Oh, it's. It's going to be the Friday of Super bowl week in Atlanta. That's it. That's it. Yes, Marvin, but sitcoms usually end. Or great TV shows, they end on the set. Yeah, the Fresh Prince of Bel Air. Will Smith was in the house. He wasn't somewhere else. Yeah, but I don't want to do that and then come back and then do one day here, the series finale. I'll give it thought. Come on. Phoebe and Chandler, they finished. I don't know if they did, but they probably finished at their apartment. They did. They walked out in the last scene. And that's where we should base our show off of Friends. Yes. I want to be Ross. Actually, Ross drove me crazy. Yeah, he drove me crazy. Come on. Joey had the best line. Joey was great. Joey was funny. Yeah, I don't know how we got on this last show. Oh, yeah, let's get off of this. I'll take that under advisement, okay? I promise. We have a lot of time before then. A lot of things can happen before then. Nothing. No, no, I'm not staying. Nothing is guaranteed. Okay, I can leave earlier. We're all day today. One hour in the books. 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