How are you?

Thank you, Colin.

Thank you.

I'm not very well.

How are you?

I'm doing very well and I can tell that you're thrilled to speak to me.

This must be a big deal for you.

You seem e.

I mean, of all the things you've accomplished in your life, this has got to be at the top.

I can't get on anything else.

I guess I had that coming.

Um, you know, there's so much to talk about.

But I first I have to ask you, I've gotten to know you a little bit as much as you allow.

And I worry about you during this pandemic.

Are you bored?

What are you doing to stay occupied?

What do you do with your time since you're quarantined?

Well, thank you.

Thank God for football, because that that has that has saved my life.

Uh, and we've only got a few more days left, and then and then you know it's over.

But do you ever played football?

Did you?

I played the game.

Yeah.

You know, I don't look like I don't look like a I'm only 58 but I was I was running back in high school on.

Actually, I was quite good a zoo.

Matter of fact, I didn't I didn't realize you were.

You were running back in football.

That's impressive.

I was I was up for a a football scholarship at Notre Dame, which is how hard to get this one play.

There was one play.

Kept me out of getting the scholarship in Notre Dame.

It's the, you know, they fake handoff into the line.

You know where the quarterback, like appears toe, hand you the ball, and And you you have to pretend that you have it.

Yeah.

You pretending You?

Yeah, well, I used to yell out.

I don't have it.

I don't have it.

They wouldn't tackle.

May you know, you You know you're not supposed to do that.

It really it really hurts the illusion.

It hurts the illusion.

Bob U.