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Everybody's still kind of reeling from the great game that was the conclusion of the four nations face off in the world of hockey last night. Congratulations to Canada on their overtime victory. And this hour is brought to you by tirerack.com the official tire expert and retailer of the Dan Patrick show. Go to tirerack.com dan try the tire decision guide and see the full line of Yokohama tires, special offers, free road hazard protection and mobile tire installation. Tirerack.com the way tire buying should be. By the way, I was tempted to bet on Canada last night and I didn't. You know what, I'm glad you brought this up because I want to make sure the audience knows what a scumbag you are. And you really, in the rundown in the notes, you were really pushing to bet on Canada. Yeah. And you're. Well, because you're desperate and then you need to win. You lose fair when you bet very often. Yeah. So you were hoping that maybe you could get a little luck and you wanted to go against the United States. Now you didn't end up doing that. Yeah. To your credit. But I'm not even sure if I believe that. No, it's true. Yeah. Like you don't think I wouldn't be like happy and celebrating a win even though it was Canada over the U.S. of course I would. But I didn't do it because of the love of my I ain't do it love of my country is why I didn't do it. But wouldn't you have said in the beginning I'm going to bet on America, the USA because of the love of my country versus saying I'm going to bet on Canada, but, well, maybe I'll change my mind because I feel guilty because of the love for where I come from. Like, shouldn't you have thought that to begin with? Yeah, but I had had a feeling Canada was going to win that game, you know, felt like a good bounce back opportunity. I mean I feel like anyone who watched it just, and, and the group I was watching with, we all kind of were like, man, it feels like if when we score a goal it, it's not necessarily luck but it doesn't feel like we're possessing the puck that long. Feels like they're constantly in Canada, was constantly in the US's zone and eventually they were just going to have the upper hand. It was not the same game that you saw the first time around. I do wonder how banged up some of those guys are going to be for the season, for the remainder of the season. Because now like, you know, Sydney Crosby's got to turn around and play again on Saturday and you know, he'll be there. And I just, I wonder what sort of residual effects this will have on the, on the rest of the year, which is, was kind of the pushback. Next year's the Olympics, they've got that as well too, so. But a hell of a week for the NHL, hell of a week for hockey, I think. I don't know how many there'll be, but I think there's going to be some people that are now paying more attention to like, hey, this is the fact that you get this every single night. And that's the one thing you, you can say about hockey is every single night. It kind of looks like that. Like you can't really. And Brady, your brother in law plays in the NHL. Like you can't really mail it in in a hockey game. Like it's not like, well, we're going to, you know, load management here in this game. Like that's a sport that you, once, the second you're in there, you get exposed pretty quick and it's pretty obvious. So you've got to either keep up or keep out. And so it feels like, you know, that's a separation. I think there's a sense too amongst the other players, like they're not going to put up with that. I mean, maybe it's just the culture feels different because these are guys that, you know, for example, Matthew Tkachuk was talked about how he played through the Stanley cup finals with a broken sternum, you know, and, and you usually don't hear about a lot of the injuries these guys are playing with until after the fact. And so the culture is just different in the sense of there's no load management. You know, these guys look down on other guys who aren't out there fighting with their brothers. You know, they're getting hit in the face with pucks half the time. You know, these guys don't have, don't have all their teeth. You know, they're used. There's so many different things that they've taken on throughout the course of their career that it's an entirely different culture in that sense. You know, there, there is no load management. So that, that to me is one of the biggest differences is just, you know, watching it. And I go back to what I said earlier in the week. It's. It doesn't necessarily have to be the Stanley cup on the line. There's pride and with that comes the intensity and for everything else that goes along with it. So yeah, it was for the Four nations cup or championship, what have you, but it could have been an exhibition game like the first time around of the round robin and those guys would have been throwing cuffs, you know, throwing fisticuffs and all that. No different. So that was the. One of the thing, like I said, it was an awesome. I don't know what you want to call that tournament, but the NHL really won big in my mind. Like if there is. If you're looking at the different things that these different professional sports leagues have come up with that have been absolute hits, this is one of them. You know, you can't say that for the NBA in season tournament. It just, it feels meaningless, it feels stupid. The Pro bowl and the way they've adjusted, same thing. It feels like even the players don't want to be there. So this is one thing that I think you can look at and say of everything that's kind of been brought out, maybe outside of the pitch clock, which I think has really helped baseball, this hopefully will carry on moving forward and guys are, you know, going to be able to deal with some of the strain that they took from playing in this, but still able to finish out the Stanley cup and the rest of the season. I'm a double down on what I said earlier in the show and I know ABC well. Maybe it doesn't particularly apply to the other sports. I would say it does. If I'm the NBA, if I'm the NFL, I take a look at what this Four Nations Exhibition Challenge Tournament, what that looked like and I, I play off of that. I figure out a format just like that. If I'm in the NFL, I want to get the best of the rest. The best of the rest. And I guarantee you if you pay them the money that you're paying those guys that are the first, the first voted Pro Bowlers that to participate, name your All Pros, do away with the Pro bowl per se and do All Pros, that, that's, that's unless you want to name and Pro bowl team, but do an exhibition between the NFL and the Canadian Football League. Take the best of the best who play in the Canadian Football League and do an exhibition game against that would be a bloodbath. I think it would be freaking awesome. I would watch that game. I would not watch that. I would, I would watch that game. Exhibition. Well, because they're trying to get in the NFL. They. Correct. And that's, that is exactly why I would watch. You know what you should do? CFO versus xfl. No. There you go. No. Why not? That would actually be competitive. No, because the idea of, of not like a, like I said, it wouldn't be the, the Patrick Mahomes or the Saquon Barclays or the Derek Derrick Henry's. It would be that next tier down. It'd be the next tier down. Guys that go out and compete against the top guys in the Canadian Football League. The, the, the guys that are trying to get in or back into NFL. And the stakes would be high because you don't want to lose to a Canadian football all star team. And if you're the Canadian team, I'm trying to get into the National Football League and you're going to play. And I think you would be surprised at some of the skill levels. Some of these guys became hall of Famers, some of the guys that came out of the Canadian Football League or had to go in different directions. I, I, the one that comes to mind super quick to me is Derek Wake. You know, I don't know that he's a Hall of Famer, but he sure enough had a hell of a run coming out of the Canadian Football League camera. Wake. Cameron Wake. Yeah. Yes. Yes. Derek Wake disappeared, changed his name and was over in, in, in the Canadian Football League serving them. Wait, his, his real name's Derek? Derek Wake. Hey, Lee, can you look up? It's actually Derek Cameron Wake. Oh. Changed his name to Cam and was jamming in the Canadian Football League and ended up getting his opportunity to come here. Okay. And became one of the best pass rushers in the league four times. All right. So you know who one of the great quarterbacks in CFL history was? Henry Burris. He, he went to the CFL because he didn't make it in the NFL. Okay. He had a cup of coffee, I remember, with the Bears. I actually saw him throw a touchdown pass live. And I was belligerent, but he went to the CFL because he. So I feel like they're there because they can't be in the NFL. Yeah. I think you're missing the point. I think when you talk about guys and talent and it being an exhibition, why not why not take and, and pit them against one another and see if they're, if they're truly that bad, then you've proven it. You have nothing to lose. You have nothing to lose. I'm not against, you know, I'm not against what you're saying. But, but what I would say is for every cam wake, there's 99 other guys who couldn't make a roster. Fair enough, fair enough. But the bottom line to me is why not give them a, why not give them a shot? It would mean more, it would mean more to watch a game with guys that are pretty much fighting for their professional life as us all star. Like I believe I. Every dude that doesn't make an NFL team believes that they should be on an NFL team and you end up somewhere like Canadian Football League and you're winning championships and you're winning MVPs and stuff like that. Why not see? Why not see what? If you're that good in Canadian Football League, I want your best players in the Canadian Football League. And for a one game only exhibition, you play our second tier, second tier guys in an exhibition game. Okay, but that doesn't sell like you, you. I don't know. That's like the Olympics. When we used to send the non best USA men's basketball team, it was like, well, like we don't even feel like we need to send our best. Well, that was, that was intriguing that were you were sending college players over there to play. Grown men. That's a different, that's a different. No, there was, there was years too where they didn't send over all the best guys. They didn't all decide to go over. And that's when the whole, the whole dream team thing came together. I all that. But for the most part when you're talking about the Olympics, it was college players that were going and they were competing as amateurs against, against pros that were from different nations. These are all, by and large every player who's playing in the CFL wishes they could play in the NFL and sure they can't. If they could, they would. I mean, you have to understand like I, I know you know Kim Wake's story. I mean he was undrafted. He was, you know, somewhat productive, but maybe a late bloomer developer. I mean, he started out initially with the Giants. I mean he went for a year or two, I think to what, the BC Lions or something like that. And then he found his way to the Dolphins. But it wasn't like he didn't start off at first in the NFL. And then he, you know, had to go a different path to get, get tape out there. I mean, this is early 2000s too, where I remember we talked about NFL Europe that had gone away, so there wasn't that developmental time or period really for him. And then he was able to kind of find his way from his production there to showcase that he could make it in the NFL. There's always, again, like always hidden gems, even going back to your boy Joe Theisman, always hidden gems. Doug Flutie, Joe Horn, Warren Moon. You know, there was a time where they thought that because black quarterbacks weren't considered to be as, as ready or prepared to play in the National Football League, they had to play elsewhere because they weren't going to get a fair opportunity. Joe Theisen ended up. No, I'm not, I'm just moving on. Jeff Garcia, same difference. Played in, in the Canadian Football League. Like Andre Risen played in the Canadian Football League. I'm just saying there are hidden gems that have played in the Canadian Football League. I agree. And I'm not saying that they all have to be Canadian. I'm just saying if you had the best of the best in a Canadian Football League and they were to play an exhibition game as a Canadian football all star team against an NFL team, if you're telling me that isn't more compelling than the S show that we Watt kicking. Phil kicking punts into big holes that look like Cupid, like, or what was. What was the dude's name that bounced from square to square going up? What, what was his name Lead the game? Was it Cupid? Qbert? Q. It doesn't even matter. It was weird. It was weird. I don't care. I don't care. To see an NFL football pro kicking a punt into big ass holes like that. I watched like one second of and and turned off to something different. And if you're telling me that wouldn't be competitive, I don't know. I like that more. I don't think this is the solution. I mean, and I think if I'm not mistaken, the theman issue was I think he got drafted in baseball too. And it was something in regards to that because he got drafted by. Was it the Dolphins? And then, then I think it was some issue between that and maybe baseball. And then that's why he ended up electing to go to the cfl. It wasn't that he couldn't play in the NFL, obviously, because you saw how, you know, he ended up playing for Washington. I think there was an issue with like the baseball I don't care. I don't care why he was in there. He was playing. He was there. I don't care why I chose. Okay. I'm just saying, if you're there. I gotta be honest with you. I'm not on board with this. Okay. This is one of the worst ideas I've heard you come up. You can disagree, and sometimes a worst idea seems like a worst idea until you see it play out. And then on the other side of it, you'd be like, dang. Like, that actually was. That was pretty decent. Like, I thought that was pretty good. All right, what about. I think this might be one of them. What about same thing. Euros versus Americans in the NBA. All right, how do you think this plays out? CFL all star team versus All Americans in college football? No, I didn't. How about CFL versus the Panthers? Maybe the Carolina Panthers. It used to be. Didn't it be. Didn't it used to be Lakers versus the NBA or something? Didn't they have a game like that? They don't have a game like those Globetrotters. No. Used to play. I wasn't a Globetrotters. It was a video game. Yeah. Anyway, bottom line is I. I mean, that would be interesting. What was it called? No, you were right. It was Q. Bert. Qbert. Qbert? Yeah. Like, turn him on his back. You're kicking punts into Qbert's nose. Like stupid. Wait, What? You're telling me this isn't the solution? Anything is better. Anything is better than what we were watching out of the Pro bowl this year is what I would say sounds like a dud. If you're saying that's a horrible idea, who the hell made the decisions for the Pro bowl this year? Because you know what? That was a horrible ass idea. Agreed. You can't do any worse than what they did. Be defensive about it. It's like, it's common knowledge that, like, if the CFL players could play in the NFL, they would be. So then taking a group of NFL players versus CFL players, they've been a huge disadvantage. It wouldn't even get close. You play in the. You play in the. The. The Olympics for a reason, by the way, no disrespect. You already know you should lose to the Americans in basketball. There's certain things you. You just know a country's going to be better. Listen, I'm a diehard Calgary Stampeders fan, so no disrespect to the cfl, but, you know, it feels like too like they. Like I'm looking at the All Decade team for the cfl. Here, Bo. Levi Mitchell's the quarterback. Andrew Harris the running back. S.J. green's a receiver. You know, Weston Dressler. Like, I feel like we would know those names, man. Look here. We watched. We. We broke the Internet watching a non. Nobody other than an influencer. He was an influencer. We watched the. The. The digital webs. The. The. Everything melt down to see him fight. Mike Tyson. Mike Tyson, Exactly. And the NFL is the NFL. Yeah, but Jake Paul's got. He's got what? He's got. He's got one. He's got more of a following than the cfl. Come on, man. That is ridiculous. Okay? I mean, listen, You. You're Team Drake. Like, I'm not. I'm not team anything in this. I'm just saying y'all acted like there would be no appeal connected to that. You. We watch Jake Paul and Mike Tyson, everybody. I'm not watching it. I'm not. Yes. The hell you did. Once. I saw his ass before the fight. You saw his ass? Nope. That's all I did. His old wrinkly ass. I am not watching this. Because if he doesn't care to not put some damn pants on or shorts on before the fight, I know he does not care about this fight. His ass. I was out. He had his boxing boots on, his knee brace and. And his cup. Thanks for interviewing me, son. Back to warming up. You wanted all access. What was more disturbing is that's how he was warming up. Because didn't he have his gloves on? Yeah, he might not, but I know he was warm enough. I mean, that man had to be warm. I'm just being honest. That's. That's where I was out of that fight. Well, a lot of people stay tuned in and watch that. The. Whatever you want to call it. Whatever you want to call that fight. I'm just saying people are looking for spectacles, and that would be a spectacle to see Canada versus America in a gang. I mean, let's go. Listen, Andy Furman had Chad Ochocinko race a horse. And Chris Collinsworth. So, you know, if there's. And Michael Phelps raced a shark. Oh, that was a bunch of digital. Yeah, the digital part of that ruined the whole thing. It was an actual horse, but people look for the hook. What is a hook? It's a whole nother demographic of people that you get paying attention to. The NFL. There. You. There's your expansion. Well, you know what I feel bad about is I'm pretty sure I promised to get a screen grab of that that Mike Tyson shot of his ass as he kind of turned because I think he was. Was he hugging his son? Yeah, on the head. I remembered it. I forgot to get a screenshot. I wanted to use that to reply to people on Twitter more just by like anything they say. That's my reply. I love it. It. It's not late. It's not too late. I think that's Lee screensaver. So just send it over. It should be fine. He sure that's Mike or he has somebody dress up like that? It's my roommate. We don't want to get. We don't want to get done. You leave my roommate out of this. Did we ever get closure on le situation? We did not. No, we did not. 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He already has been involved in almost everything. Him, Kellen and Nick basically called the plays already. So it has to evolve. I don't know what Wrinkles would have looked like, but we have to find ways to get better. You know, it's a lot of fam out there on us. We just won and you know God's gonna be coming at us. We're not the hunting anymore, we're the hunted and we have to get better. So that's from A.J. brown who I just kind of curious. It wasn't that long ago that he was the guy that was calling out the Eagles passing game. Reading. Reading books and calming down, you know, be their passing game wasn't all that hot last year. No. They were 29th in the league in regards to the regular season. So I mean they were. It helps when you're the number two rushing team. So it kind of offsets a lot of, I think some of the issues they had in the passing game. But maybe they felt like they didn't really need to. Dominant offensive line Saquon back there. Hertz can run as well, so it could be part of it. But. But he's not wrong. You gotta adapt or die, right? You can't be the same team every single season and they're gonna lose some pieces. So they're going to have to be better offensively because I think defensively it's going to be hard to keep that entire group together. I don't know, man. It's. I think the stakes, obviously, you know, the stakes go up and what it is that's going on in Philadelphia, it doesn't take the pressure away by winning. It adds more. And, and so what do you do coming back into this season and losing your. Your offense coordinator, obviously he shored up the. The situation in Philly for this season and you are trying to figure out moving forward how do you best service this team on the offensive side of the ball when it was a very run heavy. You saw what I posted. Did you see that? When there's a very run. I mean I took Q's advice and ran with it. But you know, it's just one of those deals where they are a run heavy team. But you do have talent, a ton of talent on the outsides. So you got to figure out what that balance looks like. Even if it is considered to be maybe not as effective as it would be running with Saquon as much as you did this past season. So you don't have to be too Much of a passing game genius when you got a guy that's running for the type of yards that that Saquon is per game. What's wrong with you? What is wrong with you? I mean, I just figured I'd take what you said and do it. So lavar posted the picture on Twitter of Mike Tyson's ass in the locker room before the Jake Paul fight. And. Well, read the comment. I mean, read the comment. It was. It was justified. It was justified. Move to Canada, lavar, if you like it so much, according to you, sounds like a goldmine of NFL talent resides there. Enjoy. And so you respond with Mike Tyson's ass, Scott. Like, I mean, I figured I'd get it started. I mean, why wait? Why wait? Q presented it, I thought it was a hell of an idea. You see, I like implementation and execution. It sounded like a good idea, so I executed. Just to reiterate, that is, when I turned off the fight. Well, I was like, all right, all right. I thought it was a great idea. It's gonna be a serious fight. Yeah, this is not gonna be a serious, serious fight. Well, I'll tell you what I mean, he got a serious kiss my ass on. On X. I'm American, Jack, and I don't plan on moving nowhere else. In fact, I am an all American for the rest of my life. Entire natural life. So you could kiss my ass. How about that? Well, I have comments, and I gave you mics. I have comments about Mike Tyson's ass. I just don't want to get beat up, so, you know, I think it looks great. It didn't look like he was ready to go beat Jake Paul up is all. I'll you do you, Mike. Why not? I just, you know, that's. And he did not have his gloves on, but he did have his tape on. He was wrapped up. He was taped up by the. You know, when the commission comes in to wrap you, they've got to sign it to let everybody know it passes legit. So are they sitting there while they're wrapping his hands and signing his ass out, and they're like, dude, what are you doing? Put something on. Yeah, I was about to say he's pretty comfortable when he did it. I'm pretty certain that's something he's always done. Yeah. I just don't think that it was something that the camera did, which was pan out and show him walking away with his ass. Maybe. Maybe it's a metaphor. Maybe it's, you know, him signaling that he's just gonna let it all hang out. You know, maybe that's, that's his philosophy, going into fights, you know, let it all hang out. Let him see my ass. Yeah. Maybe there's a deeper meaning to all this. After you kissed your kid on the head, though, who's a grown ass man. Well, that's the other thing that, actually, it struck me in the moment, I was thinking to myself, what's the age difference between Mike Tyson and his son? They look the same age. What? They looked like they was the same age. Well, I, I, Mike, I, I'm asking this question because I'm like, man, I don't think I've seen my dad's ass like that in a long time. If I, if ever. And I'm thinking to myself, like, is that a common thing? Like, the more father and sons, like, see their ass like that? No. No, it's not like, like, Madman's not seeing your ass? No, we're not doing that. Okay, sure. I've got young sons, so I can't relate. I can only give my experience with my dad. That's why I was like, you want to know? I haven't seen my dad's ass. I don't know if ever. The craziest part about what you're saying is, is, is I can't even understand how I took showers with dudes when I played. It is the most uncomfortable. Like, when I go back to school and I do the show and I go work out after the show, if there are guys in there taking showers, for one, I'll hear the showers. So I don't even look to see if I should take a shower. I don't take a shower pill. Yeah, yeah, absolutely. I go back to the hotel to shower. I go back to the hotel. I can't even comprehend taking a shower where there's no stalls, you know, for you to stand in to take your shower. So I can't comprehend being amongst other naked dudes taking a shower at this point. So it's not like any given Sunday where a guy breaks out a Komodo dragon and just throws it in the shower when, when everybody's in there. I mean, if I decided to go in there, that's what it would be. But, But I choose not to go in there and shower with other guys. So I take my kimono dragon and my shower pill and I go back to my hotel and I take my shower there in the, and the comfort and the privacy of my own hotel. What about, I released the kimono dragon in my room in my shower. Now what about showering with like your dog? Would you ever shower? I did that yesterday. I'm glad you brought it up. What happened? You start to realize that your dog isn't a puppy all the way anymore. Even though he still whines like a puppy. But he is very, very strong and, and very capable and able. And he pulled me, he almost pulled me out of my shower and across the bathroom floor. I was giving him a shower yesterday. We were taking a shower together. I'm not ashamed. I love my dog. He needed a shower, so I, we took a shower. What's the problem? I, I've never thought to do that. Why not? Any of my dogs? I don't know. Now, now I'm questioning that. Now I'm wondering why it never. My best friend. It's my best friend and quite frankly, he's one of many. How did he drag you? I was sitting down, shampooing him. Like, I have a seat because it's a pretty, you know, it's a decent sized shower and it has a seat area, like a bench area that's built into the shower because you sit in there and you steam and stuff like that. So I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm shampooing the dog and everything is good, but I seem like nudging the door. Like the, the door, the way it closes, it closes is an air shut door because obviously you steam in there. So I see him popping. It popped open a little bit and then he hits it again. But I'm just thinking like, you know, it's just, I'm washing him. Da da. He just, maybe he's a little hot, he wants a little air, whatever. Next thing I know, this dog tries to make a bolt out of the, out of the shower while I'm washing like the, his back and sides heading towards his, his hind quarters and I get caught in his hind quarters and he almost drugged me all the way. And I'm not, I'm not little and he, he pulled me up off of there like I was pen. Like I was a nine year old. And that was when I realized like they say it's a super breed dog. That is a super breed dog. Do you guys use the same body wash? No, he has his own. And it's for dogs, you know, happens to be for dogs, you know. Yeah. So I treat them really, we treat our dog really good. Like, I don't like, I don't like, oh, go outside, get a hose and hosing down type stuff like that. Like sometimes we, I take Them in the shower. We go get a shower together. I'm not ashamed. I'm not ashamed. I know I've actually feel good. I have no problem telling you, admitting that, like, I shower with my dog from time to time. I hose mine down. Okay, well. And he's dead, so maybe that's why he might have gave you a few more good years. True. Why haven't you gotten another dog? I guess I had one. I'm loyal, you know? Loyal. And that is very true what you're saying. Like, I don't even feel like that's. Like you're. You said that because you meant it. Yeah, I would feel guilty. I don't know that, dude. Oh, yeah, that and I don't want to spend the money or take care of it. There's that. Okay. Come on. Yeah, but you lead with the most insincere portion of it. Make people believe that before you give away the real details. That's, you know, that's what I've learned. Get another dog, Jonas. I don't think your kid would like your son. Your son would love a dog. I'm sure he would. You're so selfish. You're stealing away your son's childhood. All you do is think about yourself and then you give these passive aggressive responses as to why you don't do what you do. Meanwhile, you sound like Lee. Speaking of, we probably should leave. Yeah, let's, let's, let's end this segment so Lee has his good amount of time to wrap this up. It's one of the hottest stories going. Although I believe he'll be lying. Just so everybody knows, I am clearly thinking going into this segment he's going to lie. When you call somebody a liar, they can't defend themselves. I don't know, bro. I mean, I know when I'm hearing the truth and I know when you're. It feels like you're lying. So we're going to see. I'm going to call you liar if I feel like I'm hearing liars. By the way, anybody wondering. Anybody wondering what the state of the NBA is? We just cleared it up by talking about Mike Tyson's ass on the air. That's how well I did get one of your loyal followers. I got him good, too. I mean, it's good. By the way, thank you for that. By the way, the hottest rookies, biggest superstars and all time greats. The only place to collect them all is Panini trading cards. The official trading cards of the Dan Patrick show for instant classics autograph cards, memorabilia, cards, rare inserts and more. Start or continue your collection now@panini America.net Coming up next here, we are going to put a bow on this bad boy with something we do called Lee's Leftovers right here. Fox Sports Radio. Fox Sports Radio has the best sports talk lineup in the nation. 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That's how bad things were. Changing your mind since you're back on good terms instead of just staying together in your apartment together. Well, the idea was that maybe we go on vacation. She had to go to overseas and the state of California doesn't let you put your price at a certain amount. So it only covered basically the mortgage, not the hoa. So you were only going to, you were going to lose money regardless. Yeah. So you were renting it out because you were going to go travel. Yeah. Okay, go ahead, keep going. So yeah, currently we did go, we did go our separate ways. Not, not as a relationship, but she went to Vegas and Arizona for work. I went to New Orleans. We got back together last week in a rat motel for Valentine's Day. That was very lovely. And now we're back at my parents house to, to make the rest of the month on the couch at my folks place before we move back to our. Which by the way would lead to you making money if you stayed at your parents house while renting out your apartment. Correct, Correct. Okay. But now in living at your parents house, what is the relationship dynamic that plays out between your parents, you and, and your significant other and how are you guys like situated in the home and how does that work for you and the things that you want to do but knowing the things that your parents have going on? Well, I'll say her, her demeanor is a lot different when she's under my folks roof, which. Meaning. Meaning you have more leverage and power over her. Right now. She's on her best behavior. So you know, usually I'd get, I'd get hit on the, on the knuckles for going out and hanging out with the boys, having a few drinks during the week. The things that you usually get in terrible, serious trouble that lead to you guys wanting to be on the outs. She doesn't treat you that way because she's in your parents house with you. That's right. Yeah. I would not move out. I wouldn't move out. Yeah man, I'd stay there. I would stay there for at least a year until it is established that this is how it works between you and I. And as long as we can continue this, this is the example. So when we do eventually leave here, if you treat me any differently than this, it's a wrap. Lee, how bad do you want that happy hour? All right, I got. Stay where you are a few minutes. Few minutes. You get to go to happy hour whenever you want. I love this. She's going to be. Yeah, she's going to be at work. She's going to work right now as I'm getting off. Happy hour starts in 10 minutes. Dang, Lee, you know this is not sustainable, right? Like how you're acting, what you're doing in your relationship. As soon as you get Back in that condo, she's going to whoop your. It's going to go bad. Built up. It's going to go bad, too, because she. She sees what you're doing. Well, the house is still on the market, so you can't, like, be holding that stuff over. I'm not holding it over anybody's head. Why don't you tell those nimrods that are there right now to rent it for another month? Dude, I'm ready to go back. I miss my place. Like, they couldn't figure out how to unclog a toilet. Dude, nightmare. Are you going to have this? That was the reason why we didn't go overseas, because they were so demanding and they had so many complaints, we had to stick around and make sure they were okay. Are you going to have the same nightmare? You have the same living arrangements when you go back in? Yeah. Are you going to use your nanook in the. In the kitchen for the same thing? No. All right, so are you sure? Can you say positively that that's a no go? I would welcome it. I would welcome that back, but yeah. Would you? Yeah. Why? Because the mother. The mother in law helped with rent, so she would. She would stay with us. That's fair. But, you know, and I got a. I love her mother. We watch sports together. It's great. All right, so, Lee, you and your dad like nascar, correct? Yes. All right, so you guys, there's a race in Atlanta this weekend. I love the Atlanta. So can you get on the liver lube and not get judged by your better half while you're at home watching? Or is more so than. More so than before? I am going to be stretching it thin. It's Todd's birthday tomorrow, and she's. She had a panic attack yesterday just knowing that it was Todd's birthday. They. Why? Exactly. Why? So your dad walks around like Mike Tyson in the house sometimes? He does. How does that work? How does that work? Is. Is. Is. Is the other there? Yeah, he forget. He forgets she's there. Like, oh, hey, Danic. Hey, you. Hey. How does that work? What is the response? What is the reaction of your people? We're all very close. What does that mean? She's fighting Lip. She's. It's. She's fine with watching. Walk around butt naked like, oh, hey, good morning. Not exactly like Mike Tyson, but you guys have. There's like, an upside. Okay. He doesn't have a boxing cup on. You guys have, like, your. Your house is the place with the upside down pineapples. Out in front, right? Oh, no. Oh, no. Hey, Lee, while you're at happy hour, don't worry about it, son. I've got it from here. We'll make sure she's well entertained. That's why she ain't giving you no problems. Just, well, you know. Hey, enjoy while you got it, man, because saving money, not getting your balls broken for having a couple cocktails during the week, not bad balls are getting you on. Weekend. There it is. Yeah. Hey, man, y'all enjoy y'all weekend, bro. Yeah, have fun. Have fun, Lee. Yeah, have fun. Thanks for letting us sit in, everybody. This was fun. Yeah, man. Q. Have a good one, man. Talk to y'all. You, too. Yeah, big show tomorrow, too, by the way, you know, up on game. Check us out. Forget about Jonas Knox. This is an ad for the active cash credit card from Wells Fargo. 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