In this week's meeting, Trevor takes us on a deep dive examining the peculiar misery of Minnesota Vikings fans. It's not like their team is always terrible... but they just aren't great? Come for the Minneapolis Miracle talk, stay for the Kensington Stone story (it's totally real... probably). Weekly earnings reports on two big weeks for the Browns and Titans, though only one win between them. We pass out some awards and, oddly, get some sponsorship bucks from our past and current deep dive teams. Zion weighs how much?!

In this week's meeting, Zack takes us on a deep dive looking at the poor fans of the New Orleans Pelicans who certainly belong at MSC. The weekly earnings report for the Cleveland Browns and Tennessee Titans look... predictably bad. Thankfully, we pass out our usual awards for bright spots in the office of moral victories. Some exciting new sponsorships from glasses, wheelchairs, dating apps, and yolo balls.

In this week's shareholder meeting, we make a return to the Break Room to discuss the recent Nico Harrison / Dallas Mavericks news (FINALLY) and ponder how we want to be treated by GMs and coaches. Don't miss our weekly earnings report about the Titans bye week and a historic week for the Browns. We hand out our usual awards and hear from our sponsors (just let Draymond lead you and eat this fist already...).

After an emergency press conference addressing last week's audio scandal, Trevor takes us on a deep dive of one of the most miserable fan bases going - the New York Jets. Does it matter that they used to be called the Titans? Maybe. Zack gets us caught up on the loss-free week for the Cleveland Browns and Trevor complains (again) about coaching on the Tennessee Titans. And as always, our sponsors get shout-outs for keeping the lights on (KD's Cold Takes Mic paid extra to have them mentioned in the episode description).

At this week's meeting, Zack reports out with a deep dive on the Ottawa Senators whose fans know the misery of a forgotten history. Weekly earnings reports for the Tennessee Titans and Cleveland Browns come in their usual bright red font, and we pass out awards in our office of moral victories. Somehow there are more Stoops this week who just won't stop sponsoring episodes.

**Disclaimer** - Trevor forgot to check mic levels before recording and that doesn't reflect who he is as a person. He's not sure if he's going to be putting on this headset again. He'll use this as an opportunity to learn and grow. Thank you for privacy during this difficult time.

We return to our usual format for this week's meeting, joining Trevor on a deep dive of the Jacksonville Jaguars. Jags fans should feel right at home at MSC with front office failures, memories of being one game away, and long playoff droughts (thought things are looking okay!). We also have our weekly earnings reports on Browns and Titans, Zack keeps the show Jets-heavy, and Bob Stoops gives us his sponsorship dollars in honor of his brother.

In this week's meeting, we introduce a new segment - The Break Room - where we check in with each other, ask why do we keep doing this to ourselves, and hey, did you catch that Mariners game? Our weekly earnings report includes a **coach firing** mixed in with our usual, predictable losses. Zack shares more on why this year's Titans and Browns teams is the perfect MSC pairing, and Trevor starts beef he probably can't finish.

In this week's meeting, we join Zack on a deep dive of some well-earned misery from the NBA: the Washington Wizards. The number of Maverick and Cavalier connections will shock you, all with the sports ghost of Rip Hamilton watching over us. We also get a rare Titans profit update from Trevor, and a fiery indictment on Browns' clock management. All the while James Franklin just won't stop sponsoring this place...

This week's meeting has it all: a weekly earnings report after two massive losses, a shocking visit to the office of moral victories, and pep talks so fiery they needed "Thank You's" at the end. Trevor even finds time to take us on a deep dive with an often-but-not-recently miserable team - the Seattle Mariners. Come for the misery, stay for stories about drunk Mariner fans trying to start the wave.

In today's meeting, Zack takes us on a deep dive of some of our favorite miserable fans - the Las Vegas Raiders. We take a look at their history and find out why they make great MSC shareholders. We also get our weekly earnings report (a profit from one of our teams?!), hand out our moral victories, and give our pep talks. Somehow, Lou Holtz makes multiple appearances...