Dan Patrick

Do the best you can.

Yeah, I thought I was kind of a bricklayer.

And meanwhile, you know, he's carving out statues.

But in my mind, I'm like that.

I just never took it for granted.

I always wanted to be better.

And there were certain things that I did better than Keith and vice versa.

But I also knew I had to find a way to compliment him.

How do I, you know, if he's Lennon, I'm McCartney.

Now, once again, that's just an analogy, not our place in history.

I'm just saying that there's opposites, but opposites work when they're together.

May not work when they're not on the air, but on the air, he was such a great teammate.

And so my goal every night was, how do we make this great, must-see TV?

It felt like there were two people.

It was just Keith and myself.

And we were doing something on an island that management didn't fully embrace, appreciate.

But we knew we were doing something that was different and changing the business.

And we knew that it was resonating.

That was an exciting time.

But then you get to that point where you're being acknowledged.