Chuck Klosterman

So they were showing the Joe Namath Colts jets Superbowl, you know, on, on, they were replaying it.

I can't remember if it was on ESPN or ESPN classic or whatever it was, you know?

So I watched that, you know, and it is, it is kind of mind blowing like late in the game.

Okay.

It's like Baltimore's down like 16 to seven.

There's like three minutes left.

They're huddling every play.

They're not, they don't use the shotgun.

It's like, you're watching this.

You're like, how could this, how could this be the way it was?

Like, like, like do they, like the only difference is the offensive lineman, like jogged a little faster to the line of scrimmage.

And I was like, yeah, score twice.

What, what, how could you do this?

So it is sort of incredible how as much as,

People like me and people like you, like, you know, we sort of like long for these, the past in a way and how much we loved it and how, you know, and then when you actually experience, you were like rewatching, like, what is this?

Like, this is like, like everything has improved.

It just feels terrible.

There was a lot of Vince Ferragamo stuff on there.

There was some Vince in there.

Right.