Jon Rothstein

That's what I'm saying. So but then again, then get this. This is another thing that happened. So I and you guys know how sometimes like I'll tweet in the spring. It's like in April or May. Like, I hate you, pollen. Yeah, I've tweeted that in the past. Last year, I was having a bad deal with allergies. You know, I just said to myself, should I get allergy shots?

And I went and investigated with my local allergist. And they said, you can do 32 rounds of shots and you should be 80% immune. And I was like, I don't want to get back from the final four when everything's over and have to deal with allergies. I'm sick of dealing with allergies. So there's 32 rounds of shots to be done with it. So I get through 30 rounds of shots. Okay.

And I went and investigated with my local allergist. And they said, you can do 32 rounds of shots and you should be 80% immune. And I was like, I don't want to get back from the final four when everything's over and have to deal with allergies. I'm sick of dealing with allergies. So there's 32 rounds of shots to be done with it. So I get through 30 rounds of shots. Okay.

And I went and investigated with my local allergist. And they said, you can do 32 rounds of shots and you should be 80% immune. And I was like, I don't want to get back from the final four when everything's over and have to deal with allergies. I'm sick of dealing with allergies. So there's 32 rounds of shots to be done with it. So I get through 30 rounds of shots. Okay.

This is like maybe two weeks ago. I go for my 31st shot. I get it. I think, you know, you go to the gym, get your allergy shot, come home, do your podcast, whatever. I start having this weird reaction like I'm Jack Nicholson and something's got to give. I'm sitting on a stoop and I'm sweating. I go back to the doctor's office. I start throwing up.

This is like maybe two weeks ago. I go for my 31st shot. I get it. I think, you know, you go to the gym, get your allergy shot, come home, do your podcast, whatever. I start having this weird reaction like I'm Jack Nicholson and something's got to give. I'm sitting on a stoop and I'm sweating. I go back to the doctor's office. I start throwing up.

This is like maybe two weeks ago. I go for my 31st shot. I get it. I think, you know, you go to the gym, get your allergy shot, come home, do your podcast, whatever. I start having this weird reaction like I'm Jack Nicholson and something's got to give. I'm sitting on a stoop and I'm sweating. I go back to the doctor's office. I start throwing up.

They give me two shots of an EpiPen to calm me down. And I just remember like my life was flashing in front of my eyes. But I said, I remember I said to these people, it was crazy. I said, if I'm going to go, I'm not going before March.

They give me two shots of an EpiPen to calm me down. And I just remember like my life was flashing in front of my eyes. But I said, I remember I said to these people, it was crazy. I said, if I'm going to go, I'm not going before March.

They give me two shots of an EpiPen to calm me down. And I just remember like my life was flashing in front of my eyes. But I said, I remember I said to these people, it was crazy. I said, if I'm going to go, I'm not going before March.

I can't. I said, if you want to take me, take me on April 10th. Don't take me now.

I can't. I said, if you want to take me, take me on April 10th. Don't take me now.

I can't. I said, if you want to take me, take me on April 10th. Don't take me now.

Exactly.

Exactly.

Exactly.

Exactly, exactly.

Exactly, exactly.

Exactly, exactly.

Probably 10 to 15, especially when the TV's on and like you're just soaking everything in and you see close finishes, you see crazy upsets. I mean, it's a part of the fabric of college basketball. It's definitely a big part of my life. And the thing that's so humbling is like a takeaway I've gotten from that article and some of a very prominent media reporter reached out to me.