But I want to explain something before we play the game, did he pull a Dick Cheney?

Many years ago, Governor George W. Bush, he had just gotten the Republican nomination.

He was running for president in 2000, searched for vice president.

Yes, he did.

And so he hired somebody who had worked for his father, George H.W. Bush, a congressman, former congressman, by the name of Dick Cheney.

And he said, Dick, can you help search to find me the right running me?

And Dick Cheney went on a search, and George Bush was like, well, don't you just take the job, Dick.

And Dick Cheney was like, I'm going to keep looking, I'm going to find the right guy for you,

a friend woman for you, I'm going to keep looking. I'm going to find the right guy for you. I'm a friend woman for you. I'm going to find someone for you. And then finally at the end, Dick Cheney's like,

hey, screw it, I'll do it.

And Dick Cheney, of course, became one of the most powerful vice presidents in American history.

So whenever there's a search committee that includes people that could also do the job they're searching for,

one always wonders, is he going to pull a dick?

Dick, that is indeed a badge of honor.

So Rick Spielman, who was a part of the 33rd team and a part of the search for a new general

manager and new head coach, he was a part of the group, has just been announced as a, I guess

he's joining the front office as a senior

advisor.

Yes.

Okay?

And it's already been confirmed.

Rick Spielman, former general manager, a lot of experience.

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