Mark Potash

It doesn't actually make sense to me now that I'm putting it together, Mark.

Well, Dan's got a lot of irons on the fire.

Everything's going good for him.

He's got too many jobs.

I don't have enough.

But we've got to do something about that.

Yeah, help a Patsy out for crying out loud.

I mean, I don't like seeing the word former behind the Sun-Timesman and all the value that you have provided.

Yeah, it became tougher and tougher to watch the season.

It was interesting.

From the outside looking in, I stayed with it and tried to stay connected, but it became tougher and tougher to watch the season and not be there every day.

That was a very much more difficult kind of transition than I thought, and I really missed it.

So that's why I'm always glad to talk Bears.

It makes me feel a part of it again.

Well, that's interesting, too, and that's probably a good place to pick up the Bears talk because that's the season in a nutshell.

Like, it was more than ever, it was a season in which –

You just have to let it be fluid.

You just have to sort of let it play out.

And that's difficult.

It was difficult for me.