You go ahead and talk about it.

You're gonna look it up right now? I love this song.

Well, first of all, Presto, I think, is kind of a deep cut album, if you ask me.

Maybe not as deep cut album as, like, Test for Echo, but definitely it's usually toward the end, I, at the bottom of some people's best Rush albums.

But for me, it's, it's a, such a fantastic album, and Anagram For Mongo is a piece of genius lyric writing, just absolute genius because of the semi-anagrams that are s- just littered in every single line of this song.

Just being able to take an idea and to play it out so consistently in a song, and have the song kind of even make sense if you squint really hard.

Oh, wow.

This is a heavy, heavy, heavy song on a heavy album.

Such a pleasure.

Hi, my show is Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha.

It's nominated in Unique Theater Experience category.

There were so many great plays, so many great musicals out there.

Absolutely.

I mean, uh, just look at all these fabulous people celebrating everyone's accomplishments, essentially, right?

All right, Jerry, you're up.

Sweet.

So mine's kind of more on the conditioning side of things.

But, um, for me it's the myth of when you practice, you have to practice super, super hard so that when you do play your game, um, it feels easy.

Um, and it kind of stems back from when I was playing, uh, basketball, like, in high school.

It was very much, like, the culture, and just so it was kind- like, what everyone thought.

Like, if, if you wanna, um, be the best athlete, you have to go all out 24/7.

Jerry.

I got you.

But you get, you look at everything.

Things can do and will change, and I'm not a big change guy, but I...

But we all have to kind of, and shouldn't have to, but we do move on, and we do things here and there.

And I love the Rock 'n' Roll Express.

I watched them a ton when I was 13, 14 years old, 'cause I ran home from school, which was a mile and a quarter away.

I ran that-

100%.

And we are gonna start with Jerry because he hasn't had a chance yet, so let's hear it.

I have a lot of them that are very similar about like just traveling with our beach volleyball club when I was at FSU.

Uh, we just all traveled to the tournaments.

But like this scenario's happened a few times but late in the playoffs on Saturday, the whole entire team's watching.

The match was amazing, whatever.

That's like the first section of it.

And then just the transition to the day being over, the whole team goes and eats dinner.

Jerry, what you got?

Wait, what time is it?

It's noon, but you were drunk, so it makes sense.

It was either that or you left, but judging by how drunk you seemed last night, I assumed you probably slept it off.

Now?

You seemed like you were going through some stuff last night, and maybe I didn't help, so I'm sorry.

Did you, did you bring it up to your co-host or did he bring it up to you? What was the breaking point? What was the moment you were like, "I can't do this anymore because my football team is just driving me insane"?

Well, first of all, we didn't retire.

A, that sy- signifies we actually got paid, but B is we kind of went on hiatus and we were gonna re- reassess the way we were setting up.

Because we were doing two shows a week, almost three, and we were just burnt out.

And then basically a couple times last year, we didn't record after the game because we were just so heartbroken.

And then they started doing well towards the end of last season.

We were like, "Okay, okay, here we go." And then this year happened.

I think we suggested that you bring the podcast back over... only after wins, when you feel good.

Jerry.

We let Moose run around the neighborhood.

We didn't like chaining up the dog.

We didn't have a fence.

We let him just run around the neighborhood.

We didn't, uh, think anything of it.

And then you'd find, you know, we'd hear that Moose bit somebody.

They did and he would break loose all the time.

You hacked the algorithm, yeah.

Um.

Uh, oh, yeah.

Okay, here we go.

Here's a big closer.

You, are you ready, Hank? This is it.

You and the AWLs don't have to endure Mr. Bing Bong anymore.

Get out safe.