The culture is the culture.

The culture is the culture.

It's 4 to 6A to B, competitive excellence and the brotherhood.

The plan to win has never changed. So the culture here and the plan to win is always going to be here at a lot of state.

We do a day I'm a lot more than a day. Welcome back to Welcome back to 4.6 with A&B, your high-state podcast brought to you by The Athletic.

This is Bill Landish, joined by my best friend on the whole wide world.

Ari Wassermanari, how you doing?

Better now that you said that.

I miss you, bud. How are you? I'm doing all right. It's hot as hell in Columbus. It's the hottest

it's been, I think, since I've lived here. You'll be surprised to hear that that's not a phenomenon.

That's only to Columbus people. Yeah. I remember when I went to the opening in Dallas when you were there, you and I were there

together a couple years ago, I felt like that was the hottest I've ever been, like the

hottest place that ever been.

And that is what Columbus feels like currently.

Yeah.

We were out for lunch the other day.

And when we walked to the car, you know, the thing that I didn't really consider when

having a baby is that every single time you go in and out of your car on the weekends, it's a physical

activity because you got to like, you got to carry stuff. You got to carry stuff and you got to, you know,

have a stroller and then you got to collapse a stroller and then you got to open the stroller into the thing and the thing won't collapse and it's like this whole song and dance every time we do it.

And when it's 120 degrees outside and you're sweating your balls off, it's like the worst

thing in the entire world.

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