Speaker 1: Coming back in to return to the Hour of Chaos
Speaker 1: for the first time in far too long. We start
Speaker 1: Hour number two with Kendri d Saint Auburn and we
Speaker 1: welcome to back Chaos. Good morning, Welcome back to the
Speaker 1: Morning Show.
Speaker 2: Good morning.
Speaker 3: I appreciate that I'm joining the Hour of Chaos because
Speaker 3: you know, when I'm home for like twenty four hours
Speaker 3: and I go straight back into mom mode and you're
Speaker 3: trying to like prep for the next game and enjoy
Speaker 3: the beautiful day and do the school drop off and
Speaker 3: everything else.
Speaker 2: So I appreciate you having me on for the Hour
Speaker 2: of Chaos. It makes perfect sense.
Speaker 1: So how chaotic is it for you? Mom? Comma announcer
Speaker 1: Comma getting ready for road trip Colon right now?
Speaker 3: Well, I will say this, like, I love my job
Speaker 3: more than anything. I'm incredibly blessed to be able to
Speaker 3: do what I get to do. But I still will
Speaker 3: always say that the number one job is being a
Speaker 3: mom because there's nothing more enjoyable. But I'm lucky that
Speaker 3: it allows me to do both things. But I tell
Speaker 3: you what, when I get to also get to up
Speaker 3: for another team, Red Bulls, I haven't done this year.
Speaker 3: So whenever we get thrown like a new team, not
Speaker 3: that you're not following the league, not that you're not
Speaker 3: paying attention to what teams are doing on a on
Speaker 3: a weekly daily basis, but to really try to deep
Speaker 3: dive into another team, where I've had the honor of
Speaker 3: having Atlanta already a couple times this year, it makes
Speaker 3: a difference. So you want to do both teams justice.
Speaker 3: You're trying to make sure that you've got all your
Speaker 3: boxes checked. You know, your i's dotted, your te's crossed,
Speaker 3: and you're trying to deep dive into everything and just
Speaker 3: make sure that you've got it all straight. And so
Speaker 3: it's it's a blessing and occurs at the same time
Speaker 3: to be able to get to do what we do
Speaker 3: and try travel all over the place and.
Speaker 1: Get to see new all right, So what has study
Speaker 1: hall been like getting ready for it? Land United and
Speaker 1: Red Bull specifically from United standpoint and the chaos that
Speaker 1: has happened with Atlanta United over the last handful of mansions.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, and I honestly like, when I think
Speaker 3: about this Atlanta United team in particular, the expectations are
Speaker 3: incredibly high, and I know I'm not, you know, making
Speaker 3: some genius point right that everybody in Atlanta especially doesn't
Speaker 3: already know and think about when it comes to this
Speaker 3: team and the money that was spent and bringing Ronnie
Speaker 3: dla in, and everybody's just been waiting for this team
Speaker 3: to really click. You've got such an incredible striker and
Speaker 3: Latte a lot. You've got to try to figure out
Speaker 3: how to use El Moron and Miranchuck at the same
Speaker 3: time in the center of midfield, if that's even a thing.
Speaker 3: Can you get low of den It's say on there
Speaker 3: at the same time as El Moron, If they're going to.
Speaker 2: Both play on the right side, do you put you
Speaker 2: Saba on the left?
Speaker 3: Like all these things that Ronnie dilin And we've talked
Speaker 3: to him so many times, and you've probably heard him
Speaker 3: in the media say this might be one of the
Speaker 3: most difficult situations that he's been in. And you think
Speaker 3: about the places he's coached, in the clubs he's coached,
Speaker 3: and not because of lack of talent, but just trying
Speaker 3: to get everybody on the same page and the best
Speaker 3: system at the right time, and everybody understanding their roles
Speaker 3: and buying into.
Speaker 2: What he's doing.
Speaker 3: And sometimes it's hard to get a team to buy
Speaker 3: in when you're not getting the results and you're not
Speaker 3: getting the goals more specific because I don't think people
Speaker 3: thought this team was going to struggle to score. So, yes,
Speaker 3: they have two fantastic results in which, in my opinion,
Speaker 3: they won in two very different ways. But the fact
Speaker 3: that they showed that resiliency, the fact that they played
Speaker 3: against a tough top Eastern Conference Cincinnati side and came away.
Speaker 3: Then you've got Orlando City, who Oscar Pereha is like
Speaker 3: a well oiled machine just kind of flies under the
Speaker 3: radar on the Eastern Conference every year and gets the
Speaker 3: job done. And at Landing United pulls off a win
Speaker 3: in that one as well, sort of a never say
Speaker 3: die attitude, which I think is what Atlanta United fans
Speaker 3: love and want to feel good about. So I think
Speaker 3: it's Atlanta United team. If they can string together some
Speaker 3: more of these positive results, good results, winning in different ways,
Speaker 3: it's going to get this team on the right track,
Speaker 3: maybe just in time, because May was crazy, June doesn't
Speaker 3: slow down a whole lot. But you've got international breaks
Speaker 3: in there, guys going to win international duty, and then
Speaker 3: you've got Leagues Cup just around the corner. So maybe
Speaker 3: this is the right time and for this night you
Speaker 3: get on the right side of things. So hopefully two wins.
Speaker 1: Is I have a a an update, a travel update
Speaker 1: from one of our other A listers who is known
Speaker 1: with the initials Tyler Terrence, and he said, I just
Speaker 1: got I just got to the airport. I'm in my
Speaker 1: own chaos.
Speaker 3: That sounds about right, but he kind of creates his
Speaker 3: own so that's different.
Speaker 1: Oh, We're going to have to talk to him about that.
Speaker 1: A couple of A couple of other topics were Atlanta
Speaker 1: United's concerned. I wanted to discuss really quickly the younger
Speaker 1: players that are making their mark that have come through
Speaker 1: the academy, specifically Matthew Edwards and Jay Fortune. In all
Speaker 1: of your analysis and seeing them earlier in the year
Speaker 1: and seeing how things have evolved, what have you thought
Speaker 1: about the younger players that have made their mark? Farani
Speaker 1: Dial of this season for Atlanta United, Well, I.
Speaker 3: Think anytime you give a younger player an opportunity that
Speaker 3: is earned and you know, I've learned that a while
Speaker 3: ago from I think it was Wilford Nanci who said
Speaker 3: that first is that you have to earn the opportunities
Speaker 3: just because you came through the academy and you're a
Speaker 3: good player, if you're gonna bump, Oh did I lose you?
Speaker 1: Oh you're good?
Speaker 2: Are you there?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Okay, it's my thing.
Speaker 2: It says, okay, I just.
Speaker 3: Wanted to make sure because it says reconnecting on my
Speaker 3: thing here, So I just want to make sure I
Speaker 3: wasn't like talking and not you weren't hearing me.
Speaker 2: But that happens. Well, I feel like that with my
Speaker 2: daughter all the time.
Speaker 3: But when you think about the young players earning their
Speaker 3: opportunity and Ronnie Dila giving them the opportunity and then
Speaker 3: them just taking hold of it and running with it.
Speaker 3: I think every time I've seen j Fortune play, in particular,
Speaker 3: he has this confidence on the ball that you would
Speaker 3: not know he's a young player. And that's what I
Speaker 3: love about these academy kids, these homegrown kids, these kids
Speaker 3: that have been in these systems, and you think about
Speaker 3: where they started at twelve thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, two years past,
Speaker 3: where they have already been in sort of these professional
Speaker 3: environments as far as the training scenarios and what they've
Speaker 3: had to kind of.
Speaker 2: Endure with pressure.
Speaker 3: So then when they get these first team opportunities, they
Speaker 3: don't look uncomfortable in any way, shape or form. Yes,
Speaker 3: they're gonna make mistakes, but we've seen veterans center backs,
Speaker 3: you know, make mistakes like you see it happened.
Speaker 2: Mistakes happen, But I think it's.
Speaker 3: More about how they recover from that mistake, how they
Speaker 3: make the next opportunity count, how the next pass, the
Speaker 3: next movement, the next the ball, all those types of things.
Speaker 3: And Atlanta has been good at bringing up guys, even
Speaker 3: though they have this money and these big name guys
Speaker 3: that they bring in, incorporating those young guys, and so
Speaker 3: I've been super impressed with what they've been able to
Speaker 3: do in those different positions under pressure, pressure, and so yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean I I kudos in the environments and the
Speaker 3: opportunityanies that they've been given. And that's only going to
Speaker 3: bull well going forward for the club and for them
Speaker 3: as a player wherever.
Speaker 2: They end up.
Speaker 1: The other player specifically I wanted to get your thoughts
Speaker 1: on is Alexi Midanchuk and what we have seen from
Speaker 1: him as asny Maestro. The running gag is is that
Speaker 1: he's dropped enough dimes to give you a dollar the
Speaker 1: last couple of matches. Each time out you see his artistry,
Speaker 1: You see how his brain is starting to work in
Speaker 1: three dimensions. He's been he's been given space on the
Speaker 1: right hand side Saba creating problems and positional gravity. So
Speaker 1: we're getting to see I think what a lot of
Speaker 1: folks were anticipating with Midanchuk now in the last handful
Speaker 1: of matches.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I you know, I don't want to say
Speaker 3: I felt bad for him, but I felt a little
Speaker 3: I could feel for him in the sense that once
Speaker 3: el Moron came back in the picture and just him
Speaker 3: trying to find where he with el Moron with all
Speaker 3: the fanfare and all the you know, return to Atlane
Speaker 3: United and what he did for the club the first
Speaker 3: time around, I just felt like there was this weird
Speaker 3: sort of pressure in him having to try to fit
Speaker 3: around al Moron rather than them just trying to find
Speaker 3: a way to fit together. And that doesn't mean that
Speaker 3: they both have to play as dual tends. They can't
Speaker 3: occupy the same space. I think we've all learned that
Speaker 3: there's sometimes early on we're making runs into the same
Speaker 3: space because they both want to sort of be on
Speaker 3: the ball and creative, yet they're very different. So I
Speaker 3: think from moran, Chuck has had an incredible run at
Speaker 3: the beginning of the season of trying to navigate where
Speaker 3: he fits, how he fits, how he can best play
Speaker 3: play for this team.
Speaker 2: Should he be driving forward, shouldn't around the box?
Speaker 3: Should he be staying home a little bit more centrally
Speaker 3: and allowing Latte a lot and al Moron and others
Speaker 3: to kind of do their thing up top. So I think,
Speaker 3: you know, credit to him because every interview I've also
Speaker 3: heard of his he seems to just.
Speaker 2: Be even keeled.
Speaker 3: He's taking some of the pressure, he's taking some of
Speaker 3: the responsibility. And even postgame the other night, he said,
Speaker 3: you know, you guys are all asking me, oh, is
Speaker 3: his team on the right track now?
Speaker 2: Or we have you know, this team it.
Speaker 3: Really looks like the relationship, the identity, and he's like
Speaker 3: kind of like, WHOA, Well, it's only two wins, you know,
Speaker 3: so yes, I don't want to get too caught up
Speaker 3: in the fact that we've won two games, because we've
Speaker 3: not been good enough up to this point.
Speaker 2: So let's see what we can do going forward.
Speaker 3: So he seems like a very even keeled head on
Speaker 3: his shoulders kind of guy, and I think he's getting
Speaker 3: more and more confident and comfortable on the ball and
Speaker 3: where he wants to play and how they need him
Speaker 3: to play to drive his team forward.
Speaker 2: So credit to him. And he is a really fun
Speaker 2: player to watch.
Speaker 3: I mean, and each one of those guys is so
Speaker 3: different in how they play and even their personalities that
Speaker 3: I think it's just taking a little bit of time.
Speaker 3: And fans don't like time. They want immediacly we all
Speaker 3: understand that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and when he wears a bone Thugs and Harmony
Speaker 1: t shirt for post match interviews, he gets bonus points
Speaker 1: from a lot of us for doing that kind of
Speaker 1: stuff as well.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's almost the first of the month. We're
Speaker 2: almost there.
Speaker 1: Yes, absolutely, Uh a bunch of the Mommy Katy.
Speaker 4: Chaos.
Speaker 1: I want to talk about the five? Uh you end
Speaker 1: up with? Uh? A back line of five is a
Speaker 1: bit of a formation change for Ronnie. He's used to
Speaker 1: the four two three one with the two sixes and
Speaker 1: everything that's attached there. But going to this back line
Speaker 1: of five where you have either Pedro Amador or Ronald
Speaker 1: Hernandez and then you have uh Luisa Brahm, Derek Williams
Speaker 1: and Derek Williams has turned into a solid figure first
Speaker 1: time ever. He had a goal and an assist last
Speaker 1: time out. Then you had Matt Edwards, who we got
Speaker 1: into the discussion in Saba. The back line of five
Speaker 1: seems to have at least been one of the triggers
Speaker 1: for this part of success, because last time I checked,
Speaker 1: if you ain't scoring, then you know, at least you're
Speaker 1: going to do is come out of there with a point.
Speaker 1: When you look at this back five that Ronnie has
Speaker 1: come up with, what have been your your takeaways in
Speaker 1: the short term with this new formation at the back anyway, Well.
Speaker 5: When I looked at that, I actually felt like that
Speaker 5: he may have found the solution, right because that allows
Speaker 5: you to put all the players that you want to
Speaker 5: put on the field at the same time. And I
Speaker 5: know he kind of had Saba. I believe it was
Speaker 5: sort of almost as a wing back if I'm remembering
Speaker 5: on the right hand side to start the game against Orlando,
Speaker 5: and for me, that allows all your players here he's
Speaker 5: been trying to find the solution and yes, you were,
Speaker 5: you know, you're you're at home, so you're thinking, how
Speaker 5: we going with a back five? With these attacking players
Speaker 5: at home, we should be on the front foot because anybody,
Speaker 5: anytime people here are back five, they sort of think
Speaker 5: defensive minded. But I think for without Brooks Lennon in there,
Speaker 5: and I think for Ronnie Daila, it was really about
Speaker 5: how do I get all these guys in the field.
Speaker 5: We cannot have Saba coming off the bench. We have
Speaker 5: to have him in the starting eleven because he brings
Speaker 5: such a spark, So I think sliding edwards inside a
Speaker 5: little bit more, giving him a little bit more defensive cover,
Speaker 5: having Williams alongside of him, Saba on the right being
Speaker 5: able to bust down the line and create opportunities. Ranchuk
Speaker 5: sitting a little bit centrally, Slee shall stay home as
Speaker 5: more of your holding midfielder. I just think that he
Speaker 5: finally found maybe a right combination for them to be
Speaker 5: the best attacking and not give up too many goals defensively,
Speaker 5: not have too many gaps defensively, where you have some
Speaker 5: cover in the center of the back line, that's a goal,
Speaker 5: that's the hope, right. But I liked it. I liked
Speaker 5: the way it looked, I liked the way they came out.
Speaker 5: I liked getting all the guys on the field that
Speaker 5: he wanted to get on the field. So I think
Speaker 5: it was a good opportunity and al Maron may be
Speaker 5: pushing a little bit higher and so they're not getting
Speaker 5: in each other's way. I mean, I thought it was
Speaker 5: it was a good solution, and at least for the
Speaker 5: time being, we'll see how it looks in the third
Speaker 5: game in a row, or at least against the Red Bulls.
Speaker 4: On the road.
Speaker 1: Okay, So we have someone who is identifying themselves as
Speaker 1: CBG's finest in the green room, and I'm going to
Speaker 1: bring this individual into the discussion here ttyl.
Speaker 5: Lord, he just couldn't handle me. He just couldn't handle
Speaker 5: me taking the opportunity here to rain on his chaos parade.
Speaker 6: You know something, Kindra, John texted me and encouraged me
Speaker 6: to come on.
Speaker 4: So I'm not intentionally trying.
Speaker 6: To blow up your spot here, okay, because you and
Speaker 6: I spend way too much time together as it is,
Speaker 6: But I just I had to pop on here and
Speaker 6: say what's up.
Speaker 4: True. John's one of my favorites.
Speaker 6: And I and you know, he was slandering CVG, which
Speaker 6: I just simply will not have got the security in
Speaker 6: less than three minutes.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, well, I mean I couldn't resist when you
Speaker 1: sit there. Literally, here's here's what Tyler texts me. He goes,
Speaker 1: just got to airport in my own chaos. So I'm thinking,
Speaker 1: you know, maybe he's gonna dial in and he's gonna
Speaker 1: be like at the back of the security checkout line
Speaker 1: and he's gonna turn the camera around. It's just gonna
Speaker 1: be like a wall of people and he's gonna have
Speaker 1: to call the game from Saborro at CBG or something.
Speaker 1: I didn't know what's going.
Speaker 5: I'm then the next one. Last night, I didn't.
Speaker 4: See, yes you did. Don't don't do that. You you
Speaker 4: saw it. Don't do that. Don't do that.
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, I.
Speaker 5: Don't have a leg to stand on with the win out,
Speaker 5: so I can't do you a stress tacking around here.
Speaker 6: No, you cannot, especially since we turned our we turned around.
Speaker 6: Check the score of the game at halftime in the
Speaker 6: middle of the Columbus National game on Wednesday and the
Speaker 6: Tea Wolves have scored thirty six points in in the
Speaker 6: middle of the third quarter and Kindren just looks at
Speaker 6: me with their jaw on the floor. But hey, listen,
Speaker 6: you know, only the good teams are still playing at
Speaker 6: this point in the year, so don't worry about it.
Speaker 4: It's fine. Wow yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: In the NBA smack on a soccer morning show? I
Speaker 1: like that, are we here to.
Speaker 4: Talk about soccer? I didn't even I didn't even know.
Speaker 1: I did not really know when do we ever? Like
Speaker 1: I said, it's it's it's this a freaking morning show.
Speaker 1: I mean whatever.
Speaker 4: It is.
Speaker 1: Family show, family show, family show. Absolutely true. Because Kindra
Speaker 1: is juggling both mom duties and talking uh to me
Speaker 1: this morning. So yeah, she's she's.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna I'm gonna butt out. This is her time.
Speaker 6: I just wanted to say hi and I love you, John,
Speaker 6: I'll see you soon, Kendra and uh and have a
Speaker 6: great show.
Speaker 1: There we go. So there goes CBG's finest. There goes Tyler.
Speaker 1: So yeah, so t t decide.
Speaker 5: I noticed when you when you said I noticed when
Speaker 5: you said he was reaching out, you had to make
Speaker 5: sure to say you were going to use his initials.
Speaker 5: But then he gets t ted for Taylor twelve min
Speaker 5: a lot, So we got to make sure to say
Speaker 5: Tyler Terrence because you know, one of the odds we have,
Speaker 5: you know, to TT's in the soccer world on Apple MLS,
Speaker 5: So we we got to make sure we clarify there.
Speaker 5: But yes, I I thoroughly enjoy working with Tyler. It's
Speaker 5: been a great, a great run the last I guess
Speaker 5: we just started last year together, so we always have
Speaker 5: a lot of fun.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, So Red Bulls, what has study?
Speaker 4: He well?
Speaker 5: Man? I mean you look at their results, right and
Speaker 5: if it's similar to a lot of m molest teams where
Speaker 5: you're trying to make it out, you're trying to make
Speaker 5: sense of it. All the ups and the downs, the
Speaker 5: smackdowns that they put on some teams, the struggles that
Speaker 5: they've had against others. Also another new coach, but so
Speaker 5: fun to watch. And I am excited for this game
Speaker 5: because I think the Red Bulls are going to be
Speaker 5: fired up. I think Atlanta is on a little bit
Speaker 5: of a run here if they can keep it going.
Speaker 5: So for me, when you look at this Red Bulls team,
Speaker 5: more guys just stepping up. I mean, look at the
Speaker 5: game they just had. They rotated the squad a bit.
Speaker 5: Everybody's may has been crazy. I just think this isn't
Speaker 5: the same Red Bulls team that everybody is used to.
Speaker 5: They have more possession than we're used to. They want
Speaker 5: the ball a little bit more. They're still the high pressing,
Speaker 5: kind of high octane velocity, energetic type, but yet at
Speaker 5: the same time a little bit more composed on the ball,
Speaker 5: a little bit more possession, a little bit working their
Speaker 5: way through the opposition, and maybe conserving their energy a
Speaker 5: little more rest on the ball, not so much just
Speaker 5: pure transition, direct play. So I think this was gonna
Speaker 5: be a great game. I'm excited to see the Red
Speaker 5: Bulls in person. And yeah, it's it's it's another like
Speaker 5: game three of a three game week, so you never
Speaker 5: know exactly how we see, who's gonna look and how
Speaker 5: they're gonna fare.
Speaker 1: Okay, So broadcasting question before you leave, when you're in
Speaker 1: the chaos of a three match match week, how you know?
Speaker 1: How do you prepare? Do you do it electronically? Do
Speaker 1: you still do paper and legal pad? How do you
Speaker 1: prep when you have a chaos week like this? For
Speaker 1: those that are wanting to be like you, when they,
Speaker 1: you know, get into the business, how do you prepare
Speaker 1: in a chaotic week like this?
Speaker 5: So I don't change the way I prep in any way,
Speaker 5: shape or form, I still do. Everything is handwritten for me.
Speaker 5: I have to handwrite everything otherwise it will not go
Speaker 5: into this brain, which already doesn't have a huge capacity.
Speaker 5: Like here's my Atlanta and Nighted board. So everything is
Speaker 5: handwritten on every single player, and I have a notebook
Speaker 5: that every call we've ever done, I go back and
Speaker 5: I rewrite every word verbatim for every player and every
Speaker 5: coach that we've ever done, because if I'm going to
Speaker 5: quote them on a broadcast, I want to make sure
Speaker 5: to get it right first of all, and second of all,
Speaker 5: it just has to go into my brain that way. So, yes,
Speaker 5: it is a crazy week. I'm fortunate then I've already
Speaker 5: done Atlanta a couple times. But even if every team
Speaker 5: was new, like when I've done World Cups and you're
Speaker 5: doing new countries and new teams and new players, I
Speaker 5: have to do everything handwritten. Yes, obviously, the game notes
Speaker 5: are online, the you know, the interviews are online, which
Speaker 5: is so helpful. We have all this footage that we
Speaker 5: can access. I can be sitting and watching a game
Speaker 5: on Apple I can rethrow the replay of the match
Speaker 5: up on my screen while I'm doing my work. So yeah,
Speaker 5: it's everything is handwritten for mey, I just cannot bring
Speaker 5: myself to do it any other way. I've got a
Speaker 5: bucket full of sharpies. So yeah, it's it's everybody's got
Speaker 5: to find their own way of doing it. But that's
Speaker 5: my way of doing it, and it's the same. It's
Speaker 5: kind of like who said it the other day to us.
Speaker 5: It was bj Callahan, he said to us before we
Speaker 5: did Nashville. He said, it's a short week. We may
Speaker 5: we prepped the same way for every team. We use
Speaker 5: the same amount of detail, and we have the same
Speaker 5: discipline for every team we play, but we disseminate the
Speaker 5: information to the players differently. It's less on the field work.
Speaker 5: It's more in the film room work. So I kind
Speaker 5: of view myself the same way. I prepped the same way.
Speaker 5: It just may be the way we have to go
Speaker 5: about it may be slightly different. But I prepped the
Speaker 5: same way I would if I had a week to
Speaker 5: prey prepare for a team, as if I had two
Speaker 5: days to prepare for a Team's kind of how I
Speaker 5: tonight some fifty five pm Central time. So it try,
Speaker 5: you know, especially on these flights or these trips, try
Speaker 5: to get in the night before for sure gives me
Speaker 5: the full day of match day kind of get organized.
Speaker 5: And a couple years ago, in twenty twenty three, I
Speaker 5: brought my daughter to New York City with me for
Speaker 5: a game and another mom and her friend, and so
Speaker 5: then we flew in a little bit earlier, but we
Speaker 5: like did everything you can do in New York City
Speaker 5: in thirty hours. And I said to her the other day,
Speaker 5: I said, hey, do you want to come back with me?
Speaker 5: I've got a game in New York and New Jersey
Speaker 5: for Red Bulls. And She's like, I don't know. We
Speaker 5: kind of saw everything, and I'm like, well, she's not wrong,
Speaker 5: but I'm just very blessed to be able to go
Speaker 5: to these cool cities, of course, Atlanta being one of them.
Speaker 5: Ben there many times and kind of scope out the
Speaker 5: landscape and take a walk or go for a run
Speaker 5: or be outside. But yeah, flight tonight at seven fifty five, Well.
Speaker 1: Safe travels. May you get through everything at MSP in
Speaker 1: one piece, and may you get into New York without
Speaker 1: any kind of a delay and have a fantastic call
Speaker 1: with our buddy Tyler. Terren's coming up this weekend.
Speaker 5: SA.
Speaker 1: Since you now have the garage door, opener. You know
Speaker 1: you can crash anytime