Rob

And which is like, we talk about cliche questions.

That's a cliche thing to do.

And I've seen so many people, well, you know, and if you get it wrong, nobody cares.

But you nailed it.

And this is one of the things that we were talking about with Julian, where you're just so matter-of-fact about it.

Basically, what you said is like, yeah, and I'm going to paraphrase, yeah, you probably should curveball or spin something here in the dirt.

He's going to chase it.

whatever and it was exactly that I mean it was exactly that and Naylor chases it and everything I would have been like saying basically standing up to the crowd yes yes yes but that's what I'm talking about like when that was almost you passed the ultimate test is what I'm saying at least put it on my Emmy tape you know that's it I was going to put it on the Wikipedia page but it was it didn't

When you say that,

This is a weird question.

But when you say that, how much confidence do you have in it?

Like, they're asking you questions, so you have to answer it.

No, no.

Oh, interesting.

I go into these long rambling things and then I'm like, oh, by the way, he's going to throw a curveball in the dirt.

I should listen if I only had your guidance.

So what was the thing doing the broadcast besides the cold that... Because it is unique.

I mean, I actually thought it's easy for people when anytime something new to be like, oh, this is... Especially when it comes to score bugs.

People hate... Yeah.

But it's easy for people to say, eh.