Eddie Pence

Yeah.

And we figured by the time we got to the ending, people always got their opinions.

And I'm not to spoil, so you should probably stop the episode right now and go listen to last week's last podcast on the left, March Madness of Murder, the third annual edition.

I don't know why you're listening to the side stories first.

Now we're back.

So the thing is that for those of you did not spoil it.

As we know, every year we run murderers, fictional and not, against each other in a March Madness-style event.

Every year.

Last year, obviously, the Thousand Birds vs. Godzilla, Into the Godzilla.

That was two years ago.

That was two years ago at this point?

Yeah, that was two years ago.

But that was the biggest debate, first of all.

That was the biggest debate because everyone was on my side on how many birds are really in a flock.

I understand.

You know, we doubted you.

You doubted my nature knowledge.

I won't ever again, and I won't.

But a lot of people came at us saying they were wondering what the amount of birds that would be able to defeat the Godzilla.

And this years was no different because obviously we introduced the 1985 Bears defensive line.