Mark Grody

It's halftime here on Rahimi Harrison Roadie, and what a day it has been.

We tried to take some more calls on the Bears stadium because you don't get your voice heard about this.

It's left up to legislators.

So got got some people from Indiana calling in to explaining their position on it.

And one guy who said he's OK with paying more taxes.

So he for him voted for himself with us because that's all you can do.

We can't collect all the ballots.

We don't have scantrons, but at least people are heard.

Number two has to be a number two pencil, not the number one blood business.

I have.

I can't recall what the difference is.

You've lived to tell the tale?

Yeah.

But I don't know.

I think it was used for art projects, maybe.

okay bosh sent us some drafting pencils and i was like hype about that one day lead poisoning so it comes to mind when i think of number one pencil it's like oh the number one that does let we need another pencil all right they're made out of graphite oh yeah that's disappointing lead is a euphemism they used to be and then they changed because what is toxic correct all right the more you know we also talked about

The truth that the Miles Garrett trade can tell you.

If you didn't get Miles Garrett, if you're one of the other 31 teams that don't have Miles Garrett, and what that could mean for the Bears, and looking at it through financial windows.

And then we talk to Ian Happ.

So too many times because I watch sports, I'm always thinking of a commercial that I've watched or like some commercial that we've all watched that's like sitting rent free in my head.