Um, the rest of the league, Sparky....

Fun fact: in high school, Marshall Koehn was out on his family’s farm when he spotted a coyote peering out into a field full of grazing cattle. Marshall, from the other end of the large field, started at a full sprint at the exact same time as the coyote did, both racing toward a particularly weak calf that had…

No problem, if you ever want to feature BRAKES and everything that Doug Herbert has done for teen driver safety I can get you in touch. Doug has been really passionate about it since he lost his boys in 2008, his oldest was driving recklessly in the rain and cause an accident. Both of Doug’s sons were killed instantly…

I check my tire pressure and fill up my blinker fluid every morning.

In all fairness - BMW tire pressure being off by even 1 psi can cause them to whip across 3 lanes of traffic without notice.

So I help out a charity that runs free advanced driver safety course for teens, we had an event in Pomona at the fair grounds this weekend. The first thing we talk about is any recent traffic deaths, every event we have something major in LA or Orange County to talk about. This weekend it was this. One of the parents…

Wrong, how do you know its deserted? Public road is 100% of the time NO.

If there’s one thing I learned on my first job doing tech support it’s that there’s no age limit on stupidity.

Street racing on deserted road is one thing, but with traffic involved, plainly stupid.

I can’t be convinced that you can freeze Thin Mints. I know for sure that no matter how many boxes I buy, they never get that cold before they’re all gone. If you put them in your freezer and they don’t call your name, listen carefully. They’re probably calling mine.

There is no wrong way to eat a Thin Mint.

This makes Christian Bale more more relatable to me, actually. Are you telling me if you had a box of Thin Mints in your lap and no access to a freezer for hours you could truly hold out? That’s a Revenant-level amount of suffering.

No, but you have never seen this stuff previously. ESPN does lots of shitty things but Gameday and Reese Davis in particular are as good as you get in sports tv. I think this shows why. He knows what doesn’t work and makes sure the rest of the crew does too

Or maybe it is that live shows are tough to pull off and sometimes things go awry.

This is why People like Reese and Chris Fowler are so good.

When Seth said he's not going to talk about the numbers, just what he saw, I was a bit surprised because it made me realize that sometimes they do say stuff that's not written down. I figured everything was pretty much scripted

To be fair the daily show wasn’t that great the last few years. It was still better than the current incarnation but it was decidedly mediocre.

“you can get so much further with diplomacy and empathy”

Enjoy never knowing what that Muzak ditty is while loitering in your local Waffle House.

You have to click the microphone and speak the question. Typing it just shows search results. Also I think you might have to be signed into Cortina with your Microsoft account