00:00But it's all good because I just needed a win.
00:04I mean, it was like, I mean, B. Mitch, you was up in the middle of the night.
00:06You got like two or three hours worth of sleep.
00:09This thing, I'm so glad to get out the hell off primetime because it's killing me.
00:15It's not built for senior citizens.
00:18But the product improved to the degree that it was far from a beautiful operation.
00:26It don't matter.
00:27They outscored the opponent.
00:29Well, we don't win enough.
00:31They found a way to win, and I'm going to have a hard time finding much wrong about that for
00:38at least 48 hours.
00:39See, that's something I said earlier.
00:41Like, you know, no, they didn't play their best, but they won the game.
00:44And that's what you have to learn how to do.
00:46Like, in 1991, we went 11-0.
00:50We didn't play our best game every game, but we just found a way to win them.
00:53You know, and I think that's the thing people will understand.
00:55Man, when you win and you don't play well, it lets you know, if you get stuff together, what you
01:00could do.
01:00Well, it shows you that team, which is the best my eyeballs have seen.
01:04And yet they had to pull wins out.
01:07With that kind of talent and experience, it still had to do some remarkable things.
01:12That's what we are seeing.
