00:00Okay, so I don't know if he taught me this.
00:02I've got, all right, I've been known to use profanity.
00:07So bear with me here.
00:09And so I wanted to, you know, I always give these pointers to the team on just little subtleties about,
00:17you know, one of them is spreading our wings, man.
00:18It's time to spread our wings and fly, right?
00:22But I like to use a little profanity, so I'm looking up a way to say somewhat maybe the F
00:28word in front of wings.
00:30Spread your, and so I see shish is as close as I can get to it.
00:35And so saints like shit wings.
00:40So it didn't go over like I thought it would.
00:43But anyway, so he taught me what not to say.
00:46So there you go.
00:47He's got the heart of a lion, no pun intended.
00:52But that's what he represents.
00:54He's always been the guy that in the moments you need him, he will always be there for you.
01:00He is the most, one of the most consistent players, if not the most consistent player I've ever been around
01:06as a player and as a coach.
01:10So he's a great teammate.
01:12He's a hard worker.
01:13He's very disciplined.
01:15He's got a good sense of humor.
01:19And so this is special for him.
01:21It's special for us.
01:23And, yeah, we feel like this is going to be a home game.
01:26Like, you know, I said this way back in the spring.
01:28It's like, hey, we're Germany's team, all right?
01:30So St. Brown, we're going to hang on to his coattails, and we're excited to be here.
01:37Well, you don't come to Germany without getting a German beer.
01:40I know that.
01:41So I will definitely have a beer before I leave.
01:44That's for sure.
01:45I don't know which one or what, but I'm getting one.
