00:00Gambling, investing, getting down wagers.
00:02We all like to do that from time to time, Joe,
00:04but that's our business, right?
00:05Hey, Joe, who do you like tonight?
00:06Give it out to the people, bet it, set it, forget it.
00:08Hopefully it cashes in.
00:09It's what we do.
00:10You know what we don't do, Joe?
00:12Play college football and say, let's bet it, set it,
00:14and forget it on our own football teams.
00:16And by the way, what Todd Munkin talking about Sewersby right now?
00:20Let's hear this.
00:24Not at all.
00:25I mean, I don't even come across my desk.
00:27I don't think we're in a position to want to go down that road.
00:31That's my opinion.
00:31That's not Andrew's.
00:33I like the quarterbacks that we have.
00:36I think that's a slippery slope to go down that, irrespective of talent, right,
00:42in terms of the situation he's put himself in.
00:45We all know what that is.
00:47I mean, he put himself in that situation.
00:50And we've seen in other sports with players that have been banned for life
00:55from playing in professional sports.
00:56So I think that's a slippery slope to go down that road.
00:59Again, that's a question for Andrew and for management.
01:03From my end of it, kind of a tough angle to go down that road
01:08and think that that's going to be a franchise quarterback.
01:11If he's ever eligible to even play in the NFL.
01:15Joe, you're a bookie out there.
01:16Who would you rather take bets from?
01:17Art Schlichter or Brandon Soresby?
01:19Which one of those guys do you think?
01:21Oh, I would want Brandon Soresby just simply because I would apparently fade
01:26everything that he threw my way, Donnie.
01:30He should actually be retired with the amount of bets that he has made here.
01:35If he was actually any good and knew what he was doing,
01:38he wouldn't have to play football.
01:40He'd already be retired.
01:41So I'd much rather get the bets from him.
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