Tom Hart

Let's see how I, let's see how he handles it.

And in the end, was it really that bad?

And I think the...

The simplest you can make a task, right, is the easiest way to accomplish it.

And I think my biggest piece of advice to you was, hey, just talk about what's in front of you.

Well, I'm glad it was helpful because it's really hard for such an intricate job.

There's so many things.

By the way, sidebar, but one of my favorite things to do is when I have friends visit me, say at a football game, and there's room in the booth, the first thing I do is say, hey, you got to put on the spare headset.

oh can i do that yeah yeah put the headset on them and then they hear all of the voices yeah during the game and they see the interaction with the stats guy and the spotter and they and their mind is blown right it's it's spinning plates right they just think you're spinning one plate and there's five others you got to worry about so it can be hard to i'm not i am a horrible teacher

because I think of all the minutia and I was like, okay, Matt doesn't need the minutia.

He just needs the basics.

Like, how do you, where do you start?

Where do you start calling a game?

Say what you see.

This is the one example, by the way, where there's this great philosopher.

I have his book somewhere around here.

Oh, yeah.

I've got many of them.

Well,

I'll use a line I think you'll sound familiar, but this is the one area where it doesn't work, which is anything works if you work hard at it.