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And I have noticed many, many times and no one else knows it because my purview is right here, right in front of you, your hands and your face and all that's where I stand for the show.

You will often, when a caller's talking, when a guest is talking, when you're thinking, you'll just make numbers, numbers in a row.

Sometimes it'll be 11 through 13.

Sometimes it'll be 7 through 11.

You'll just make numbers, and they'll be in order, and they'll be in sequence.

And you'll write 7, 8, 9, 10, and then you'll trace over 7, 8, 9, 10.

They'll be thicker and thicker.

And it's one of those things I was like, Adam, Adam's into counting.

I would say it's on your notes on some piece of paper in front of you minimum once a week.

No, I took Atlanta.

I don't know about your party, but when he tied the game up in overtime, I screamed out loud and maybe made an ass of myself, Tom Brady's the fucking antichrist, because no one should be able to do what he does.

I'll just say quick, I was listening to Keyshawn Johnson on the radio coming in, and he theorized that Kyle Shanahan runs the offense.

Dan Quinn's the defensive guy, and Kyle Shanahan runs the offense.

I think it was a little bit of hubris.

He thought it was a little bit of hubris of like, this is the guy who got us here.

This is the MVP.

We're riding our guy all the way.

This is going to win him the MVP and maybe bid him a little bit.

Right.

You, Pete Nardi.