We're back! We're back! It's a distraction. I'm Drew that's raw. They don't

Roth? I'm good. Just to take our listeners inside the game, Eric gave Drew the

instruction that he could let it rip and then that was the loudest we're back that I feel like we've heard in weeks or months.

That might have been the Tim Waltz effect because he was announced as the VE.

And it's like, oh my God, a Vikings fan

in national politics, very important.

And just like the Vikings who will always come through for us.

We all know it.

It's a fact, History's on our side. Not to say that we're getting we're getting ahead of ourselves or out over our skis, but we did discuss on Slack before recording this. Asking to see if Tim Waltz wanted to come on the

podcast. Yeah, we are, I'm gonna ask, I'm gonna ask people and then I'm gonna ask him,

talk to him about the Vikings and whether or not you're part of that conversation Roth is really it's kind of immaterial.

I can just turn my camera off and no one knows if I'm on the call or not. Like if I come back 15 minutes later and you guys are still

talking about how Wade Wilson never got a fair shake or whatever that's

fine you know no well wait Wilson got the exact

shape he deserves to get all right but we should talk about this week's

guess it's Chris Nashaw, author of the future was now,

Mad Men Mavericks, and the epic sci-fi summer of 1982.

1982, I was alive back then, Chris. amazing how old are you in 1982 I would have

been six years no I would have been five years old because you're talking about the

summer of 1982 so I was five years old

the summer of 1982.

It's kind of just set levels when we're discussing this.

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