Bussin' With The Boys - The OG Pod With The Original Bussin' With Boys Producers | Inside The Bus
Episode Date: December 12, 2025Welcome back to another episode of Inside The Bus. This week, we have the 4 OG's of Bussin With The Boys. The boys kick it off with recapping the SEC Championship game where Will and Taylor got to cal...l the game. Garrett is now officially 0-2 when he has to work Alabama games but he was able to put that aside and talk about how cool the experience was. The boys then go through their favorite concessions when going to a game and talk about what the game day experience was like at each of their schools. The boys end the pod off with Matt asking the boys some questions/advice from the OG's. Tune in to another Friday hang with the fellas and as always, much love.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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All right, welcome to episode 29 of the Inside the Bus podcast.
This is my episode.
I'm in my last two to three weeks of being 29 years old and some of the other greats that wore number 29.
Eric Dickerson.
Eric Berry.
Eric Barry, Joseph Adai, Earl Thomas, John Smoltz, Marcus.
Marcus Camby.
Tamarco Madison.
Who?
DeMarco Murray.
DeMarco Murray.
Titans legend.
LaShawn McCoy.
I think Minko wore 29 in college.
Shady was 25 at the Eagles.
I think on the bills, maybe he was 29.
Not 29 at all.
At the bills he was.
Oh, but who, Shady?
Yeah.
I was like, what?
We got to get him on the bus, dude.
All right, Matt.
So look, on this episode, we don't really have a whole bunch of things planned because we've been
busy. These boys were at the SEC
championship. We got more travels
coming up for college football playoff.
Locker room episodes. It's
been a busy week at Bussing
HQ. We got the OGs.
So we got the OGs.
Plus Matt. Plus Matt.
And Matt has a few questions cooked up
for us that he'll be asking throughout
the show. He needs
his, what's our classification
OGs?
No, technically we're big bro.
Big bro. He needs big bro. He needs big bro.
answers.
And you can think of some yourself too.
Like you know,
they don't have to be.
Like as we're talking about one,
you'd be like, oh, like it doesn't have.
I'll piggyback.
I'll piggyback.
Are we ripping trade into this?
Should we have a recap of this past weekend?
SEC championship talk.
Like, I know for U.G,
look, if you don't follow us on socials or anything
or understand kind of the dynamic behind Garrett
and the,
him having to film for Alabama,
he is now currently 0 and 2 while working during,
in Alabama game. The first one took place in
2024 when Tennessee and Alabama played
Indian Stadium. I've never
witnessed a more gracious
loser. Garrett
cares about Alabama football a lot
and when you get to watch him operate in a work
mode when his team is playing, not just a regular
season game, but the SEC championship.
I just got to give you your flowers a bit.
It would be tough for anyone
to watch the opposing teams
confetti fly after winning and Garrett literally dove into that crowd to get the final shot for the
vlog so I got to give you your flowers but take me through kind of what was going through your head
were you upset where you just kind of in work mode just give me something yeah it um well when the
opportunity came up that we were going to go to the game and the guys were going to be on ESPN which
was awesome like you guys listened to the bus and then the locker room this weekend will taylor
Josh and Harry absolutely crushed it as we all know but when that presented itself I there was a
part of me that was like damn I really want to go to this game and I know the only way is going to be
to vlog it um went to jp about it and ultimately like got in the situation where it was like
i.g's going to go and vlog this game and aside from um like the fact that we got our shit kick
in being able to go experience your team playing the way that busing gets to go and experience games
will always be worth it like being on the field throwing the ball around on the on the Mercedes
Ben's turf before the SEC championship bro that's so sick throwing the ball around just dicking around
truly just like raised on that game it's it was awesome and yeah in the back of my mind i'm like all right
work is first, but like also we got to lock in and try and win this game. Obviously, it absolutely
sucks when it turns the way it does. I will say what makes it easier is when it does go south that
fast, you're able to just turn and focus on like the work part. But yeah, I mean, it's a lot of
fun. It's cool to like see your squad, like the school you go to, like field level.
Like it's just, I don't know.
There's something about it that's really cool.
It's like when you're cheering for your team while you're at school, you're like,
yo, these are my fucking classmates.
Like this is my team.
Like these are our guys.
And when I was there this past weekend, you're sitting there like on the field watching
these guys warm up and you just kind of get taken back to that moment of like, this is why
you love your school.
Like truly just it's such a big moment.
And obviously you hope they go into.
deliver and represent well and win the game but I don't know there's something special about just
being able to go experience games the way we get to and I'd well never take that for granted
yeah that's awesome what was I was going to go kind of away from the game but still on a trip if you
had oh I think the one of the things that has been cracking me up is will's reaction to the Georgia
fans barking and the reason that it sticks out in my head is just because I don't know I feel like
He both neither Will or Taylor fully understand the difference in SEC fan bases compared to Big Ten fan bases.
100%. When we were in that stadium, it didn't even cross my mind until Will Wampo was like,
bro, the barking. I was like, what are you talking about? He's like the fans. I'm like,
dude, have you never seen Georgia? That's white noise at this point. We went to Athens and we saw Georgia,
South Carolina in 23. And I was like, did you not hear that there? I'm like, I guess once you just
so accustomed to it. You just kind of get
numb and pushes out of your brain, but
yeah, SEC fans are definitely
like built different
because of like the buy in like
Big Ten, like yeah, your fans
of like your Ohio State's Penn States, like
your respective schools, whatever it is, but like
it's more so
like you're just a fan
whereas with SEC you're like it's
a lifestyle like it's
like you like in Al like I'm sure in Tuscaloosa
and anywhere in Alabama you're walking out
just like they have a good one real time.
Right.
Like that is not a thing.
Yeah, I mean, they made an ESPN commercial about the simple phrase of roll tide,
and I haven't seen a commercial like that for any Big Ten school.
Yeah, like I'm just...
You get pulled over?
Hey, you know what I pulled you over?
Yeah.
All right.
See, roll-tide.
Roll-the-door, roll-tide.
The gap...
Rainy day, sunny day, doesn't matter.
The gap between SEC fan bases and Big Ten fan bases is astronomical.
And that's a jump that those guys can't make.
And I just needed to get that out.
No, I'm with you.
Watching to Jackson.
point, but watching Will's face when that first, I told you earlier, that first rumble of the Georgia
fans, like, hitting the bark and his face being, like, kind of shocked and, like, well, I'm like,
yeah, bro, like, the shit, it, it means more. Like, at the end of the day, it means more. And when you
hear, like, one Georgia fan bark, it sounds fucking corny because it's just human being barking. But when
you have that whole half of the stadium doing it and it creates a more of a roar it's like you got to
give them credit like after the kickoff like when it's like we hit the roll time roll and then they have
the immediate after bark and it's just like it means just so much bro and jack and i laughed about it
but like george's band would start to play and they'd get like and then immediately on that third
note, Bama would play that same song louder.
And then Bama would start something and then Georgia will play it louder.
There was a moment, though, pregame when the Georgia was warming up in the end zone that Bama's
Bama was in, and the whole band is just playing out of tune.
And it's the most annoying thing ever.
And for a second, I'm like, all right, they're just kind of like getting the pipes cleared,
ready to roll.
But it went on for three, four, five minutes.
And they're playing the worst noise you've ever heard.
And Garrett's like, yeah, they're playing out of tune.
Just like getting in their head.
And I'm like, genius.
It was all.
Like the band needs rain.
Play flight of the bumblebee.
Shout out drumline.
Yeah, shout out drumline.
You ever seen that movie?
That was my first time in Mercedes-Benz, though.
Nick Cannon.
Talking to that mic, bro.
Cannon.
The one with Nick Cannon.
Yeah.
So, yeah, drumline is sick.
But that was my first time in Mercedes-Benz.
I mentioned it to you guys.
But if you have the opportunity to go to Mercedes-Benz, do it.
It's a class act of a stadium.
It's just like what you would imagine.
and a premier stadium to be built like obviously we had a different entrance in people and it was
very quick and easy i mean we still went in on like the concourse level took that quick right out but
like it's just beautiful the ceiling i obviously was a cold day so they didn't have the retractable
roof uh as a play but man i i want to go back for a game like in that summer i'm sure like uh was it
atlanta fc yeah Atlanta united but a world cup game there dude especially with that dome open
it'd be sweet i want to get this out there though i i am
not pro-Atlanta.
Fuck Atlanta.
I don't enjoy Atlanta.
I think it's dangerous.
I think that it's the traffic obviously is a huge issue.
It's so spaced out.
Atlanta has good things about it, but I am not going to just up and go to Atlanta for the weekend.
So, but if there's people out there who have Atlanta United tickets, I'll take back what I said about Atlanta.
But other than that, yeah.
We also got peak Mercedes-Benz Stadium experience.
because chick filet.
We were able to get
Chick-fil-A. It wasn't Sunday.
That's what I was going to ask is
I think a good list people could give
is like when you go to the concession stands,
what and you can get three items,
which three items would you choose?
I wish we got up to the actual
long-horse concessions.
But yeah, just in general.
Well, what's your go-to concession order?
I like this question.
Should we do it right now?
I think we should do it.
So can we lay parameters?
Is it like one entree,
one side, one drink kind of thing?
and you can kind of justify it.
Yeah.
It's a loose.
It's a loose.
I think I'm ready.
You're ready, please.
I'm going.
If they had it, I think I probably would pivot to that.
I don't know if this is like a, if you could call it in.
Third down, everyone's getting loud, Mitches.
I don't know if you would call this an entree, but like I feel like at games and I got stadiums, they're bigger.
Like a pretzel.
I love a pretzel.
And then I'll probably get peanut.
M&Ms and then like a blue power raid.
Far.
Yeah, not bad at all.
Man, I think I'm going.
Nashville SC has some great concessions options.
That one's hard though, because those are like restaurants.
But I'm thinking like the, I'll go in nachos, I guess, as my, as my entree.
Ideally, you know, if there's some sort of meat that they're throwing on there, whether they're,
pork nachos.
Yeah, pork nachos, brisket nachos.
any of those um dude for the side i think i think i got to go overall experience
maybe popcorn because you can get other people involved which is key when you're going back
up to the stands to meet somebody throw the popcorn in there and then drink i got to go with
souvenir cup coach that's a yeah that's a good pool yeah i will i'll piggyback on the souvenir
Cup, obviously if you're not getting a beer, but you have to have some sort of liquid at a game.
Souvenile Cup is just the only option.
I will go with, I'll go with your classic dog.
I feel like it wouldn't be right for me to not say dog after that photo from Notre Dame.
Catchup mustard house, that thing.
And then on the side, I'm trying to think, like I feel like I don't really get many sides at games.
But you said popcorn and it took me back.
I feel like there was maybe the Titans games back in the day,
but they used to do, what was it, Cracker Jacks?
Yeah.
Cracker Jacks are money.
Like they would do that.
Get in your teeth like crazy.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
That's why you need that souvenir drink.
That'd be mine.
Love it.
Love that.
I'm going to explain mine from the experience of my Titans fandom
because that's what I've been doing.
Last week, it was a little chilly.
I've been going in there all of,
the concessions or majority of them now at Nissan Stadium are these automatic tellers where
you scan your car. It does a $25, like, you know, dollar withhold. And then you go in and there's
cameras. So it just knows me you're good, which I kind of like because when I go in the Titan
Stadium, it's hard enough being a Titans fans. I don't really want to, I want to limit the amount
of communication I have at all times there. So I start out before I go to my seat and I've been
getting Little Caesars. They have these two slices of like the corner cut, or Chicago-style
pizza. So I'll get that, go to my seat, be there, you know, 10 minutes for kickoff, especially right
now when it's a little chilly. It's nice, heaps of fingers warm, goes down nice. So I don't do like
entree side drink. I do mine in two installments. So I get the pizza at the beginning. And then
depending on how hunger I am, typically I waited out until the end of the half, because I'll go up and
see some people into halftime, about five minutes left for third quarter starts. I went and I got the
loaded nachos this time. First time
user of the loaded
nachos in Nissan Stadium
incredible. It was so good.
The only thing is it was pretty chilly like I
said and by the end of the nachos
everything was pretty cold.
Still good. Barbecue
barbecue sauce, jalapinos
some like candy peppers
is what it said on there. And then
I like a Diet Coke. I haven't been drinking
the last like month at these Titans games
which has been phenomenal.
And so I do like a good DC
or water.
And then you got to have some nicotine there.
Just throw in the lip.
Boom.
Yeah.
This is more of it.
Like,
have you guys ever heard of chicky and peats?
Chicken peats?
Chicken peats.
It's like a,
I think it's just a Philly thing.
But at,
uh,
at the baseball state,
like all the stadiums in Philly,
they have like this chicky and peats and it's the fries and,
uh,
like crab fries and this cheese sauce.
And it's,
it's really just old bag.
What a crab fries?
Just crab meat?
No.
It's like crinkle cut fries.
It's basically just old bay seasoning on it.
Oh, okay.
But like it's kind of different.
But I just remember growing up as kids and like a couple years ago when I went to the Flyers game,
you just get chicky and peats.
Their fries are just unreal.
Just like a massive like souvenir cup of fries.
And then like on the side, there's like two little holders for the cheese sauce.
And it is unreal.
So I have a follow up question then on that for I guess like Brian Dini and Williams-Brice.
Is there like a notable food item that you guys have or that you would like,
if you were there like, oh, you need to go get that.
Because, for example, in Tennessee, Petros, chili is a big thing.
And it's delicious.
And especially when it's cold out, having like a good quality bowl of chili in the game.
It's like the only thing you've eaten in 10 hours is pretty soft.
I might get, you can go ahead.
Yeah, actually, it's very similar to the chicken on a stick that you all had on five points.
Oh, man, I missed that.
And one of you guys sent me a video of this dude, because the guy that owns it, it's called TK Oriental.
Dude, this guy, he shows up at Carolina calls on Thursdays where Beamer does his live radio shows.
He shows up at parades.
He shows up just on the street in front of the stadium before game.
It's this older Asian dude.
And he has his Gamecock flag.
And he truly just waves it and doesn't say anything.
And then his captions on stuff will be like, go Gamecocks, go Lady Gamecocks, go Asia Wilson.
and like shouts out everybody
and it is
TK.
That's the guy
who does the chicken on the stick stand?
No,
it's kind of like
I remember the chicken on the stick stand now.
It's just because chicken on us
that guy's not in the in the games
but it's a similar thing.
I more like fried rice on it.
Ours is going to
you all are going to love ours.
Ours is Dreamland barbecue nachos.
Dreamland's a local barbecue joint in Tuscaloosa
so it's only right
to provide that barbecue.
for the nachos.
That's kind of the thing.
There's probably more
I'm going to get crucified for it,
but honestly, in college it was not...
Yeah, it's not like,
what am I going to eat?
Yeah, it was
how many airplane bottles
can I fit in my socks
and we got to get going.
It was a Notre Dame.
I got to lock in.
It was a Notre Dame kind of.
We're not sitting.
Yeah.
So I guess for college people
and respond in the comments
for this,
if you're unk status,
which we can probably lead
into the questions after this.
But for like me and G and J.P.
our stadiums did not sell alcohol in them during our college tenure.
And I was having this conversation with someone.
And so I don't know if it does suck.
I'm curious to know if it would have been better to have them or not because I think it helped us in the long run.
Because if I drank as much as I would have on a freshman game day, going in a Neeland Stadium, 80 degrees.
And continued.
And then drink beer.
I pass out.
Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
I'm curious if it would have benefited or heard.
I can tell a quick story on that.
we played Arkansas one year and Justin's dad came down. Shout out Justin Mancini.
Big Mike came down and we were, it was young enough to where we were like, we need some
Evan Williams and crushed whiskey before the game. And Justin came to the bathroom and I was
asleep on the toilet in the stall. And then I woke up in my apartment to the firework.
going off for a touchdown.
Do you like...
That's scary.
Yeah.
That's scary.
So, yeah.
Don't need alcohol in the stadium.
First I need more food.
Jack, did you never have a smoky dog?
Did you guys not have smoky dogs?
I mean, I'm sure they were the same sentiment of g is like I wasn't necessarily running around for food.
Our era was smoky dogs.
Hot dog cheese down the middle.
Ooh.
Yeah.
I definitely never had a smoke dog.
They were like, they were like,
four bucks you get like three of them yeah so cheap and then we had alcohol in the stadium and it was
awesome but they're so i bet it was i'm just like here's the thing we lock you run in you run in the
stadium you and your boys teleports of the beer aisle you get two tall boys they were both
fourteen dollars each so expensive nilin has the most expensive alcohol in college football
oh dang yeah 15 dollar iL right they're also all 24 ounce beers some of it goes towards n iL though
right i think i probably well there's some of it's
the talent fee and all that.
But it was, dude,
when you get your two tall boys,
you stick them in the back of your jeans,
and you head down to kneeling.
You're already pissed wrong.
See, I would not be wasting my time in the beer aisle.
Like,
in the line.
It was quick.
I definitely would have been there,
but I still am glad I wasn't because I would have been broke.
If I'm drinking,
let's say six of those beers in a game.
You,
yeah.
And I'm spending $100 every Saturday.
I'm already bawling on a budget,
the smallest amount.
So I think it was for the best for the unks.
I feel like it's also in,
like a kind of part of it.
Not thought about a thing is like,
what do,
like if you break the seal,
you're going to miss so much of the game.
Like you're either pissing your pants.
All I need is,
you got a whole thing.
All I need is an airplane bottle in the,
but see,
they got,
they got so strict.
They had,
we had like boot checkers,
scanners.
They would pat down your boots.
That's because you're all throwing shit on the field.
Yeah.
But it was,
But not even that.
It was just like everybody was smoking shooters in or stealing shooters in.
And so just.
What's your top three concessions?
Smoky dog.
Entry.
Well,
no,
no,
no,
smoky dog.
If it's cut down the middle and grilled,
that sounds fire.
Every time I go to a Preds game,
I get chicken tender fries.
I get the,
I mean,
that'll be my side and then a beer.
You got to get a beer.
That's a classic.
Yeah.
It's the good answer.
D3.
Preds does have low-key fire.
Concessions.
D3 didn't really.
D3 games and sell beer.
They were just kind of tailgating out.
Not even like the local dude that just like had a cooler.
Well like our parents would come and tailgate like so our stadium and then there was like a train track and then behind the train tracks was like the tailgate area.
So all of our friends who weren't playing would just go back there and just get fucked up and then you're not allowed to, you weren't allowed to bring it into the stadium.
Not that there was really an entrance to the stadium.
But like it was literally like a two minute walk back to the thing.
So at halftime like my dad would just take a couple shots of whiskey when it was cold.
And then he's like,
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And guess what?
We have some big news.
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Well, we didn't invent it.
We just contributed to it.
We're the first people to do podcasts.
Pretty, yeah, pretty wide range of podcasts throughout there.
But this one's extra special.
So how do we actually come up with a name, Hey Jonas, guys?
I honestly don't remember.
I think it was on a call about what we should call it.
And we were thinking I'm originally calling it one of the early names of our band before Jonas Brothers.
This is how you guys remember it going down?
Yes.
I have a very different memory of this.
We were talking about a thing, a bit for the podcast, where people could call in and say, hey, Jonas.
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By the time it was happening,
I was starting to get a little colding.
I had to go back,
rip a couple more to warm up.
But like, everybody would just go back there.
booze even harder and then by the time
the players are the game's over and the players go back to the tailgate
everybody's already like hammered and I had a like a drink of
I had a one beer after one game and I immediately caught a cramp I'm like I can't drink
right now I love when people say I'm drinking to get warmer
that is my dad to a tea too like he'll uh what's the now I'm just drinking to not
think about yeah because what is it like bourbon that makes you like super warm like
For that sip.
If he's like extended release.
If he's cold, like when he comes home from work one day,
like he'll have like a little bit of bourbon just to like warm himself up.
Like when he's hunting, he'll come back to the our mountain house.
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you want a thermos of bone broth.
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what we're talking about.
Well, no, he'll like, he'll do it when he gets back.
from her he's not doing it to go out but right dan he's messing up
Dan Dan's locked in man I might have to bring a thermos of some freaking like
chicken broth in here thermoses do need to make a comeback that concession conversation just
had me so nostalgic because when you're a little kid a concession stand is the mecca
especially if your dad like hands you like a tan or something is like go get that like
just bring me some m&Ms and you're like so that's how you know we're old 10 bucks was good
at the concession stand god forbid you get a 20
You're getting you and your...
20.
You're getting you and your boys.
Like...
I'm pocketing that.
My dad would not be giving me my brother 20 because he knows we would get one of the most cheapest things and just pocket cash.
Mainly my brother and probably buy drugs with it, but...
My dad would give...
Shout out Jimmy, man.
He's going on for Christmas.
We might have to have him on.
We have to.
I know.
I just don't know if he...
I think he gets you the 20th and...
We in here.
I'm Carolyn.
Yeah.
He'll definitely come through.
wait we'll be gone
yeah
we'll be coming back
yeah we'll be back
we'll be back by like six that day
yeah which is kind of nice
oh that's the weekend wait I had one more question
before we get off concessions
did sesquahana have a concession
and was it just like the mom's growing up
some burgers
so like on a roller
camp so the way
the high school ones
raver wood has great concessions
oh my god
the way it worked like we had like a little
a little concession stand
under like the main
like stadium part
the main seating so it was like a little window
but it wasn't like it was just like
those frozen burgers and dogs
which smacks
if you get a burger
if you get a burger hot dog served
to you in tin foil
it's going to be good but
we never had a burger under the bleachers bro
I can tell definitely did
Bellevue Baseball Park BSAA
but uh well we like
what so what our families would do
like so everybody was just in
the parking lot obviously tailgating stuff but
each family member or family was in charge of like one dish.
So like,
you would like tailgate out there and you just kind of go through and have a
Montevallelow tailgates will get up.
Yeah.
And then half the parents are Canadian.
Yeah.
And then at the end of the game like everybody also brought like dinner per se for like all
the players when they're done.
So you literally just go back and it's literally like a buffet line.
That's nice.
Go hit like the Simpsons.
They got wings and other type of meat.
Like we were, we always had pizza.
um yeah and then i thought you're gonna say pb and jays no we always we my mom would order like
five or six pies we put two or three out and we would save two for the night when we would go out
and then when we come back from being out like you have your drunk pizza and it was unreal heady play
man i was gonna ask something hetty yeah i got one inside joke clay got matt when oh wait hold on
you said ravenwood yeah how that ill taste wait what round did y'all get nice
Oakland.
The playoffs.
Were y'all in the playoffs?
Rebilled year.
No, but I actually went to the school.
Our issue, our issue
this year was we had... I'm actually from the state.
Our issue this year was we had two quarterbacks.
Ours crazy. You got no quarterback.
So to give context to what's going
on here. Garrett and I
went to Brunwood High School here, located
15 minutes from us.
In the city of Brinwood.
JP, within the last
couple of years, we've talked about going to a
Brentwood versus Ravenwood basketball game
because notoriously they're electric.
like they sell out in the girls games it's hard to get in and it's just awesome high school basketball
jp has now fully adopted ravenwood high school who if you know anything about the
williamson county or just tennessee kind of high school sports massive rivals one of the biggest
rivals in the state probably the battle of the wood definitely a bigger rivalry than like michigan
and jp is claiming he's saying we our issue was two quarterbacks and so yeah unbelievable
we got to go to a game you're a father ryan kid why are you talking because my ex
went there. I hate Ravenwood.
Everyone hates Ravenwood.
But if we go to a Battle of the Wood game, you know how it's going to end up.
You're going to have to sit on the other side.
We go, for real.
They're going to go, who is that?
Because I went to the Ravenwood Brentwood football game last year, and that's what really sparked
that I saw the tailgating scene.
The campus.
Ravenwood's tailgate scene is sweet.
They got the massive parking lot.
It's like a small, no offense Mitch at all.
I don't want to catch a stray, but I bet Ravenwood's tailgate scene.
Hill getting situation is at y'all's level, if not bad.
Yeah, it's because the parents were like condoning underage drinking, bro.
The Rainbow parents always let you smoke and drink at their house.
Always.
Don't send your kids to Raybo.
Crazy.
Don't do it.
Or, I don't know.
We do got to, our stadium though, we got to upgrade it.
Because it is.
Y'all spend all that money on the high school.
Have you seen Father High Stadium?
No.
Yeah, you have.
Past stadium in the country.
You've passed it on the inner state.
It has one side.
It has one side.
We got both sides.
It's pretty close.
What's the other side?
We got bleachers.
The other side is tiny.
The three bleachers we're about to get here?
We don't care about the damn rival.
You have one side of bleachers.
Best stadium in the country.
That's crazy, bro.
In the country.
Go to Texas.
Benet High School.
I thought he was going to say state.
Look up Dobbins' been at high school football stadium.
Okay.
In the state.
In the state.
No.
I just said, look up Dobbins' been at high school.
And you're not.
Look up Oakland.
Oakland has a Jordan logo above their scoreboard.
They're sponsored by Jordan as a high school.
You have one side of leachers.
Yeah, but we have Zach Menberger as our coach.
We have Zach Menberger as our coach.
What did he do?
What did he do?
Friend of the show.
I think this actually brings up a for like I think next year, next fall, we should
inside the bus.
Inside the bus tour.
That would be inside the bus fall tour.
Not a bad idea.
If we at least did like one or two, like one main game or a season.
Season opener.
And if we get Brentwood, Ravenwood.
We do.
Those games, I just hope those kids still ride
And I'm speaking to the team before
I'd be so pissed
Everybody all me right now
Me and Garrett speak to him
And the guy's like, y'all don't even fucking play football
That would, I think that would be
If it's not a bus and blogging, electric
I still got my photo in the trophy hall, son
We should go do it
A de-strowing video at a Ravenwood or
Brandwood thing
Just some epic one-on-ones
Yeah
That'll be hilarious
You know Mitch me size and all those high school kids up
A dog in them.
Yeah, but they're D1.
Mitch,
that kid's going to Georgia.
Yeah, he's trash, though.
He hasn't seen routes like me.
Mitch, he plays on the line.
He's a left tackle.
All right.
Enough of the unk talk.
We've got the questions for the unks.
If you guys want to ask questions to the unks,
please leave a comment in this episode.
We'll get to it next episode.
You got to be 25 years or younger.
I'm not feeling questions for some kid
I was in the same age range of high school with.
So we're not that old.
Put your age in the comment.
Matt is 24.
23.
23.
You're Jordan here.
24 in a month.
24 a month.
Oh,
nah.
I also have one more.
Yeah.
Bro,
that is so crazy.
I started here.
24 year old intern?
Yeah,
that's great.
Matt's ahead of all of us.
Low-key.
I'm a 27-year-old intern.
Still according to Jack.
Yeah.
Hell yeah.
In the contacts?
Am I matmoan intern?
Any else contacts?
No.
In my,
your 6-1.
65.
Yeah.
Six one of five, broke boy.
All right, I liked this one to start it off.
What's something you thought mattered in your 20s, but absolutely does not matter now.
Damn, you can take that one, Jack.
I'm still 20.
Honestly, I feel like I'm learning this like here at my old age of 31, like in the last year.
But it's just like going out and like partying all the time.
I love being like social.
like I used to like a ton.
I used to be going out every weekend.
I had to be there.
I had to be at every party.
I wanted to be with all my friends if there was a gathering.
That was a big deal in my head.
I just like the camaraderie, the socializing.
Now I value being on my couch on the weekends alone,
not drinking at Titans games.
I'm not sitting here being like,
I'm a reform man.
Like I'm going to a concert night
and most likely drink some beers.
But I now don't feel the need to make an appearance
to everything I get invited to.
So you don't have to like be Mr.
cool and like I don't care about this and that
but like if you have to miss something, don't get in your head
that like you're going to miss the best night of your life.
But you might miss the best night of your life.
So think about that too before saying no to the park.
I definitely struggle with FOMO right now.
Yeah, FOMO is a big thing, man.
It just takes a few years of just like being like,
man, this stuff really doesn't matter in the grand scheme of it.
Like building concrete relationships like having hobbies outside of your work,
exercising, things like that to me are very important.
So I think that is something I, like I'm currently in the process of learning.
So it feels good to like kind of start being on the other side.
I would agree with that.
And you caught a glimpse of it when you came over, what, a couple of weeks ago when it's like,
those types of hangs are way more fun to me than going to like try and yell and show face at a bar.
Now, like I would enjoy going out.
But like I would agree with Jack in that.
I feel that.
You really listening, man.
I'm proud of you.
J.P.'s a geek in the back.
Matt took the headphones off for that answer.
That's a good question, nephew.
That is.
You all have anything?
I'm still in my 20s.
Yeah, let me think.
So are you guys just asking me and Garrett these questions?
I would say, like, I just remember, especially young 20s, like right out of school,
I used to, I guess this kind of parallels into what Jack's saying, but like my, one of the things I hated the most is, like, when you,
would go somewhere um and people would just be like so what do you want to do for work like
what are you chasing after and that used to drive me crazy being younger and now obviously it helps
having this job for as many years as I've had more comfortability in it but growing into the
phase of just being like this is what I do this is what I want to do and being okay with it like
kind of going in the lane of not having to show face at every event but it's
It's just about, like, being comfortable with who you are.
And that only will come with age.
Yeah.
Real spiel.
I mean, kind of like.
Talk to me, Mitch.
Piggy back.
Like, I just thought of this because it's kind of what my friend group is going through right now.
Just bullshit high school drama.
It's like.
Tell us more.
I don't know who's watching.
Come on.
Goody.
And it wasn't goody.
Slez.
We saw Gabe today.
Yeah, that's what Gabe.
That's what chef said.
Yeah.
But it's like, in the reality.
of everything that is going on,
like it doesn't matter.
Like if,
isn't there like a rule like a three minute,
three hour,
three day rule or something?
Yeah,
I know what you're referring to.
If like,
if it doesn't like three minutes,
if it doesn't matter three minutes or if it doesn't matter
in three minutes or it doesn't matter in three days,
it's not going to matter in three minutes kind of thing.
I think I completely botched that.
I think I know what you're trying to say.
Yeah.
Like if someone is like a,
or like if you think the world is ending,
it's not.
if like someone is pissed off at you like and is mad at you for some bullshit reason like
who fucking cares like and I have just I'm just at my wits end of the shit that I'm
we're dealing with in my friend group so it's like somebody just needs to grow up and like
you can be that person to grow up and like all right fuck it let's let's just let bygones be bygones
it is it's interesting because like obviously you're just a couple of years younger than us but
when you do get to an age where you see where some people
have like passed that point some people are in the middle of passing that can't decide what
which way they want to go on that point and then the ones that are not even close to it um it's weird
like when you get older and you just observe you can really see where people are at like because i
feel like i'm i'm beyond the point and then i think the whoever i'm talking about is in the middle
and way below yeah and it's just like annoying because it's like you do know you're going to be
around each other, like, that's just the facts of it.
You need to accept that.
I really wish you would use names.
It's Schlesenfell.
Oh, wow.
That was easy.
That was easy.
We'll bleep them.
I won't say,
who side are you on?
We'll bleep them.
I'm on both sides because I understand why both are mad at each other, but it's also
like,
grow up.
Yes.
I don't even have to know the situation.
Step out in the yard and fight about it real quick.
Because I know these two are friends, and it's like, and even if they're not boys, boys,
It's like what in the world are you going to get at?
What are you going to accomplish by being mad at each other?
And it is, I'll tell you all once we're done,
but it is the most ridiculous thing of all time.
And I like, I just want to scream at both of them, like, grow the fuck up.
Is it about a woman?
And I've had conversations with both of them.
And like one of them's more than the other, like more ready to kind of move on and like,
let bygones through bygones than the other.
And it's just not.
And it's like, holy shit, guys.
We might have to have them on.
We got two open seats.
Oh, my gosh.
We have our own Florida, Georgia line, man.
I don't know.
I don't know how that would go.
We'll make it work.
Dang, Jerry.
I think one more thing to add on Gary's point when he was talking about people asking you
and getting frustrated when you're young, like, hey, what do you want to do?
What's next for you?
What's your goal?
Because it is an annoying question at that time period and you do have time.
But I think it's so important to have a goal and have something to say.
It doesn't have to be this specific detailed response, but I was listening to something
and it's just like the goal is not the important part of it.
The important part is having a direction to live in.
And when you have a goal, it creates a direction.
And I think in your 20s, if you can have the direction, it changes everything for your 30s.
For sure.
That's a great one.
Before we go, I wanted to add one positive spin because I feel like I went through this
and I feel like everyone has gone through this.
There's always a moment in your early 20s
when there's a trip taking place with your friends
and financially you're not at the point to make it work.
I'm not about to sit here and tell you
you should be financially smart
and say take the trip.
Take it.
Unless you are dirt, poor and have nothing
and you're using your rent money,
I'm not saying that,
but if you have enough money to float the trip
or maybe you can borrow like a couple hundred bucks
from a buddy to pay him back,
take the trip.
I think that those,
trips are the most invaluable time that you can find.
And so my only advice is just don't get too caught up financially if it's not like the
end of the world type financial situation, which I know people are in.
But take the trip, value your time with your friends and just get out there.
Yep.
Yeah, that like, 100%.
You saying that kind of.
Trust your gut.
We haven't had our boys golf trip.
And it's all my college buddies in like two years.
And it's like, fuck, dude.
Like when are you going to get it back?
Yeah.
because you know like as soon as because we did it like five or six years in a row four or five years in a row and then as soon as you miss one it's like yeah well we didn't do it last year like so you really like that i'm i know i see all my boys a caroling and on our merdle beach golf trip and like now we it's there's no merdle beach golf trip so it's like all i see my friends once a year like the people like i do care about you all get it back though yeah and like you got maybe i take that initiative and it's okay to like yore i it's okay to go through four you guys it's okay to go through four you guys it's okay to go through four you guys you're okay to
phases like you'll go in and out of phases and it's all good yeah i'm just saying this is more
of uh if my you're speaking to specific people in this episode if my if my friends are watching we need
to make it happen again damn i'm glad you have a public platform to i mean i mean it's not like
i'm mad at anybody for that one okay man all right nephew what you got nephew all right let's see if
y'all like this one what's one chore you hated doing in your 20s but now surprisingly
satisfying. Chores in 20s.
It is a great one. Chores when you're 20?
Well, let's just say like high school.
Like your own responsibility? Yeah, like when you're an apartment, like clean your apartment
or click cleaning or like anything that now you're like you get excited for.
Changing your sheets.
Really? I don't hate that one at all. I still don't change my sheets.
God dang man. No, I got I do, but it takes a while.
Like there's something about just you put the fresh sheets on the bed. It's super like
tight on the bed and it just smells good and you just want to fuck it yeah i feel you just getting
clean long they ain't clean for long shoot i don't know man let's see i think one for me actually
god i hope my parents don't hear this one because i have to be doing it all the time but
i like kind of enjoy the process of washing dishes because i i think i'm able to to shut everything out and
When I was a kid, I hated it because I was never doing it right.
I mean, it wasn't using enough elbow grease, all this bull crap.
And now I'm like, man, it feels good.
Even when there's a pile to have something clean, finish it.
Or have something dirty, finish it.
Now it's clean.
You feel like you accomplish something.
But put some music on.
On that, I was listening to somebody and I don't remember what it is, but I feel like it
maybe was a Chris episode or something.
But I think the joy in that is seeing.
the obstacle and completing it.
And it's something as simple as that
that will just give you that satisfaction of like,
I did that.
Right.
It's such a small victory.
I agree.
I don't mind clean the dishes because, yeah,
you do get to kind of just be in that moment for a second.
And I'm also somebody that has a hard time with delegating.
So if I want it done a certain way,
I'm just going to get it done.
And I grew up where,
you have dishwashers, but somehow your parents are like, we don't use that.
You're going to use your hands.
And so I always just wash dishes in the sink and I'm still that way.
I feel like it's more efficient to do so.
For some things, for sure.
And I do, I think I also like kind of hate unloading the dishwasher.
Yeah.
I feel like I never know how to load it right.
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Which is like, what do you mean, bro?
Like, I'll put stuff in there.
Like, this, this happened a lot.
Hold on.
Nage's top row look crazy.
I just know.
No, no, no.
You got the cups in there, water still in the cup?
No, no.
It's the opposite.
I don't have enough stuff in there because when I, like, when I live a foul in our apartment,
that shit would be packed to the brim.
And, like, stuff was still dirty when it, like, the dishwasher was done.
So, like, in my head, I would just put less stuff in there.
And, like, I feel like I'm not strategic and enough to, like, where I put my stuff that I run out of room super quickly.
But then, like, so, like, Brooke will open the dishwasher and, oh, there's so much more room in here.
I'm like, where?
Hold on.
Are you putting like a, like a skillet pan in there?
I have before, but I don't do it all the time.
That's a hand wash to me.
For sure.
Like, I'll typically hand wash it.
Like, uh, sometimes I'll put.
Plates bowl silverware cups dishwasher for me.
Anything bigger than that?
I will do.
Yeah, like I wash my crock pot, wash my electric griddle, wash like a pan if I'm using it.
Something like, do you have a stove top?
Yeah, but.
I don't know how to work it.
No, I know how to work it.
It's so much quicker.
Yeah.
It was like $25 at one.
I'm trying to think of another one, man.
The Sheets one is hilarious.
Yeah, the Sheets one's a good one.
I feel that.
I truly enjoy, like, or washing the dishes.
When I was a kid, I had, like, a weird texture thing with, like, feeling old food in the sink.
It gross me out.
Now I'm like, yeah, I love completing that task.
You put music on?
But mine, though, it's not necessarily a chore, more of, like, a privilege, but is grocery shopping
slash cooking, which also
folds into the dishwashing, but
Couldn't be me. Cooking, yes.
It's a hate grocery shopping.
When you come into a kitchen
and it's a clean kitchen, you do your whole process
of cooking, eating, clean up, and then get it back
to right where it was.
That is a great feeling.
Clean as you go is what I do.
Yeah, same.
I like to do that as well.
But you take that deep breath.
Everything's right back to where it was.
Hit the light switch.
Bam.
Yeah.
I wish I was better at grocery.
shopping. In my mind, I know what I want to accomplish, like, cooking throughout the week,
but it's not translating. It's here, but it's not translating to the field. I want to put some
people on game here. And maybe this is game. Maybe it's not. You got us going, nephew.
I might have some grays when we get out of here. If you go to the grocery and you find yourself
not knowing what to purchase or that you buy too much, especially on the side of buying too much,
what I found works the best
is do not even look at a cart
you grab the handbasket
and this also will dual thread
as a little workout as well
because you fill the basket up
that last five minutes those shoulders
start screaming
but what I figured out is I get the exact same stuff
at the grocery with a variation of maybe
one or two items but it's always two
proteins
greens I get a couple protein bars
I get ice coffee
I actually got blueberries on Monday
I get frozen blueberries and Greek yogurt as like a little healthy dish.
Dessert.
Yep.
But by the time you get to a full full cart,
a full basket,
you realize you can realistically only spend max maybe $100.
And that's if you get some like high grade meat that's going to really chunk up that price.
But if you have a problem with maybe spending too much money,
don't look at a cart,
hold the basket,
make sure you switch hands so you can get both shoulders worth it.
is a day one. Don't go hungry.
Oh my God. Don't go hungry.
You don't go. Yeah, definitely don't do that.
I don't think it matters for me, man.
Hearing your list is...
You got to have like...
Compared to my...
What Jack said, your staples with a little mixture of variation.
You want to know what I get when I get when I get to...
You don't have to reinvent the wheel at the grocery store.
No, but do they have some options?
I'll switch you on.
I know, dogs.
You get a little long-winded now.
Hey, just because we grocery shop and you have someone that does it for you,
doesn't mean you can't tune out.
I went to the grocery store.
I went to the grocery store last night and used your method.
Would you get?
Would you get?
I got hella yogurt.
I got some pineapple.
I bought some rice cakes that are here.
What's the pineapple?
I stopped spending money on food before I get to the gym.
What flavor rice cakes?
Just plain?
No, white cheddar.
Quakers?
It's that Kroger brand, man.
Fire.
It's cheap.
I have to.
Macros are crazy.
You'll graduate one day.
Yeah.
What's a pineapple for?
It's my favorite fruit, man.
it's just it's got yeah
pineapples got benefits yeah it does it does man
all right back to the unction
so just yogurt rice cakes
yeah just like breakfast
just like breakfast
that's the name of the episode
the unction
just like breakfast
breakfast and before gym stuff
got mommy takes care of the rest
when I went to
we love mom for that
shout out Karen
we got to have her on
oh man
Karen and John the dual
when I went to the grocery store on Sunday
I got
got bread
I got two
Family-sized things
And double-stuffed Oreos
And like some
Specific ingredients for the crockpot meal I was making
No, I didn't even make a crock pot meal this week
You got a six-pack?
You just got Oreos?
I got Oreos
Double stuff.
You shop like a divorced dad
Oh, I got a crunchy peanut butter
I literally spend like 50 to 60 bucks on
Bread and peanut butter
groceries a month
And a dessert
I don't need we've already gone through it I don't need anything
and you're jack that's going to change he went to noco and loved it that's changing
yeah a month time yeah next year what time was a no co that's a way to say that 8 o'clock
everyone got a calendar it 8 had the fly hit the flag game got suspended
you want some different yeah thank shout out to ITB nation for chiming in and busts with
the boys for accepting our collab thank you willing taylor appreciate
you all in the comments saying free Mitch
I'm back. A lot of free Mitch is there.
Honestly, I don't think I sell one person to take your side besides me.
I think we were all against you and the chat was
on your side.
JP was free Mitch.
To your face,
I was free Mitch.
I still believe that kid didn't need to be slammed.
Mitch didn't deserve to be suspended though.
For sure.
Yeah, when I rewatch the clip,
I was like,
was Mitch really this aggressive?
Because the first time I saw I didn't see it.
He didn't do nothing.
I didn't.
In the email you go,
I didn't do a thing.
That's what I said I was going to say
I said in the email
I said picked up in sland was an exaggeration
I don't think I'm in the right but I think
I think both sides are in the wrong
is what I said. Did y'all did that game
already take place you're suspended from or? Yeah we
fucking lost it's all good hey this game
this has to be your biggest game to get back
I got my mom in town
I think I'm going to try and convince
my dad to get in town he's got some work bullshit
going on he's retiring in three months but he's still
like oh good let's go if he listens to this episode
he'll listen to jack's advice take the
Take the trip.
This comes out Friday morning
His flight is Friday
So I think I'm gonna call him
Then I'd be like
We might drop it early for
He needs to talk to the team pregame
This is a big weekend
Because my parents are meeting
Brooks parents
Yeah
So it's a
No not yet
But it's
Yet
It's um
But I'm
I'm excited for it
Hell yeah
How long we've been going
52
What's the next question?
Let's say one more question.
What, you got some, JP?
No, no.
Oh, okay, I thought you had one more.
How did your perspective on dating change
between your 20s and your 30s?
You did think this is coming from you, not chat GPT.
Well, I'm thinking of like, yeah, like I want some advice.
It's good, I'm glad.
Malone GPT.
Chop GPT.
I can ask some funny shit.
Maybe find a funny one.
Let's end on a funny one.
I'm trying to think of my answer for this.
Here's your answer, Matt.
Marry your best friend.
Find someone you can hang out.
I can't marry my boys.
You can't.
You'll find a girl that's your boy.
You can.
You can get you to a different state.
You can marry him.
I'm cooked in this city.
That's for sure.
And whose fault is that?
Totally me.
You didn't go vote for Afton.
Yes, I'm the problem.
Say the question again.
I got a new one.
No, no, no.
Ask that question.
What was, I don't even remember it?
Perspective on dating between 20s and 30s?
Yeah.
I'll let you know
Yeah
JP said it said it well
Yeah I mean it's just
Dude when you can hang out and do things like my
My favorite thing about sitting
And what makes her stand out from the other girls I dated
And I enjoyed dating my ex-girlfriends
Like they were great girls
Yeah
But
Sinton and I will go
We'll go play tennis with each other
We could go shoot basketball
We could go try new food spots
Go travel to a different spot
And it just changes
just everything and she is so mellow and go with the flow and for my personality that's a perfect
match and it's just there's just no point in trying to force something and it's easy like it's
obviously everybody says relationships are work and it is hard but if you find the right person it makes
it a whole lot easier real spiel real spiel now onto the funny she's awesome yeah the best she's to go
man okay this is good especially for the yonks i like this one what trend like i think social trend
from your 20s do you pray never comes back
six seven black beetles in the city
just kidding like what were y'all like kind of afraid that one does come back
that one was kind of ripped that was my freshman year of college
and we we did a video and it was the worst
hey this is gonna be perfect for unc because I'm trying to think
what were trends when I was 20 bring back all of our trends
I kind of want to too too but I'm thinking of
what was the thing that you would do in reverse
you know about plankin man like the music video in reverse
they got really big that you would like
they did them in school shake
No. It's like you would start. You ain't got to go.
You'd be like walking backwards almost through like the whole school and like everyone like.
Oh my gosh. Yes. Dude, what was that?
We did it at Brentwood.
Flashmows. I don't know our senior year. You weren't man. Not flash robes, but like very much same like time frame era.
But man, what was that? I could real head scratcher.
This, I mean, this, this wasn't necessarily a trend. But when I was in high school, like,
Fetty Wop was him.
And something about that, just...
Just him?
You just want that song to come back?
No, I just want, like...
Or, like, when I was in college, Uzi.
I got one.
Like, just bring back good music.
Give me...
Give me some midcaps and Sparys back, son.
Don't on.
Talk to him.
You want it back.
Yeah.
Bring back Sparys.
You want me to?
Yes.
We should.
I still have a pair, I think.
Sparys and long...
Or, yeah, like long pink shorts.
Bring that era.
What?
Like the Sparries Vineyard Vineyard Vine's era?
Cargos, you mean?
Bring the cargoes back.
I was talking about that.
Yeah, you were on that Thanksgiving, I heard.
Yeah.
That VV.
That VV.
I'm bringing VV back.
Peter M.
I pray from a fashion standpoint that skinny jeans for guys never swings back.
Taylor won.
Uh-oh.
Yeah.
I mean.
Taylor listens to this, so you're fucked.
That's fine.
Taylor's got the legs for skinny jeans.
No dig whatsoever.
but I have tried to put skinny jeans on
and I have wide hips, wide legs
like it feels like a death trap.
Your bottom heavy.
Yeah, I mean, you know.
Some places.
Dude, my photo with Coach O
My legs look crazy
and my photo with Coach O
so I'm not my sweatpants are sitting
my thighs are just like
bulking.
Lard boys.
At least you got like my legs look like shit
in every photo.
Oh yeah.
Trends, bro.
I'm trying to think.
Or like songs.
You could bring some songs back
or some arrows.
Top heavy, son.
I mean, like, the
songs.
Just bringing something back.
The era when
Lil Wayne was featured on every song.
Give me that.
Green and yellow.
Green and yellow.
Bring back like, you know.
Blue and yellow.
Yeah,
maybe not.
Shout out.
Robert Stora.
Proper celebrity crashouts,
like Britney Spears level crashouts.
Shai LeBuff,
like,
oh,
bring back Twitter fights.
We're like,
you would chat.
That's just every day.
That's just not on Twitter.
Yeah,
that's literally every song.
Bring back fine.
It's more like,
bring back sub-tweeting.
Oh,
bring back fine.
Fine would have been better.
Bring back what?
Vine.
I'm saying, you remember in high school?
Bring back Twitter.
Like, let's just say like G and J.P.
were like fighting with each other.
And like they would do it on Twitter.
And then like, oh, yo, I can't wait until they see each other in school tomorrow.
I never had that.
It would be like something I would tweet out like he doesn't even know what he's talking about.
Everybody knows I'm talking about Garrett.
And then when you see each other at school.
We had that via the Snapchat stories.
Like we were doing that on the Snapchat stories.
When did Snapchat come out?
That's what I hope would be eradicated to Snapchat.
I think it came out.
Remember yik yik.
Oh, Yikak when I was in college was insane.
You got canceled at UT my freshman year Yikak because of what was.
Oh my God.
It was insane.
Yeah, it was nuts.
Best thing it ever did was coordinate a food fight.
I don't know.
I feel like we, I feel like, uh, wait, you guys had Yikakak?
It was, it was on the outs.
We were Yik Yik Yik Yack.
Yeah, our generation started.
Well, they brought it.
They like, like when I was there, like, like my sophomore year.
You just said bring back Vine.
Like you weren't four years.
years old and Vine was out.
Dude, I was,
Vine was...
He was an iPad baby
and Vine was on the iPad.
I never had an iPad, man.
Just King Batch.
Just going crazy.
Just chicken piccata.
That chicken baccata, man.
Shit.
I'm gonna get some of the night.
I do feel like we were in the perfect sweet spot of
no social media,
none of that,
like in the good parts of growing up and then got it.
We got it appropriate age.
Like you should get it right now for a kid.
Yeah.
I feel like I got Instagram.
I like softball junior.
your high school. I've had Twitter since
like hide having a Facebook was that. I wasn't
I wasn't allowed to
For what? That's crazy. You had an Instagram in fourth grade?
No, no, no, no, not fourth grade. This makes so much sense now.
I work in my job now, so it makes sense. Wait, what did you say?
I think I got Instagram. No, not fourth grade. Probably sixth grade though. Sixth grade.
I was on Facebook in seventh grade. I had a AOL. I had an AOL. Oh yeah. I had an AIM.
What is that? Nephew. AIM. AOL's message.
or pretty much.
I know you were going crazy on that thing.
D.H. Wakeboarders 12.
J.P.H.1.A.U.
You know what D.H. stands for?
Do you?
No.
Think about the name.
I'll give you a hang.
D.H. Wakeborder.
Is it a clothing brand?
It's a lake.
I know what it is.
It's a lake?
You know what it is?
It's a lake in Tennessee.
This is bad, Matt.
Donaldson?
Oh, my gosh.
There's no lake in Donaldson.
If he can't do this, I can claim Ravenwood.
No.
No.
Maybe.
No.
Wait, why not?
I don't know.
It's Dale Hollow.
You even heard of Dale Hollow?
No.
World record small mouth bass was caught there.
And it's also like I grew up on.
Bro, you don't know Dale Hollow?
We were in...
Del Hollow is elite, though.
Best Lake in Tennessee, Shale Rock, Base Lake.
It's not mud-based.
It's clean.
There's no private docks anywhere.
That's great.
We have Percy Priest.
Percy Priest is dog water.
Yeah, but it's close to Nashville.
No, 100% proximity.
wise benefit.
But if you're going to go to the lake,
you want to go away.
Old hickery's the best.
No,
it's not.
A little hickry runs through the channel of the river.
If there's a storm,
all it is is debris in the water.
Dude,
you don't know dog about this.
All right, weatherman.
Okay, weather boy.
Wouldn't you like to know weather man?
That's what I was trying to get at.
I don't know how that involved weather
besides just, you know.
All right, I'm sick.
You better have a funny question.
Oh, are we doing other one?
Are we good?
Are we good?
Yeah, we're at an hour one.
Unction went pretty well.
Thanks for coming to the unction.
I'm until Matt at the end, mouthing off.
Dale Hollow didn't know it, dude.
You cannot claim Ravenwood.
I'm sorry.
You can't do it.
He might be able to now.
I don't know what I hate more.
Waiter, when are we dropping our dates for our football games?
We got to do that.
We got to drop a schedule for.
We got a few months.
It's the championship.
We got to go to a Brutonwood.
We got to go to a Brutwood-Ravwood basketball game.
Yeah, we got to.
We'll go to a.
Father Ryan JP2 game.
I don't think I would have anything with Father Ryan.
Why would we ever go to the Battle of the Catholics?
Because we're tough.
No, actually you're not.
We're tough.
We'll cut all this.
Y'all are shot, man.
That's what we got for episode 29.
Happy birthday, J.P.
Happy birthday, J.P.
Next week, we're going to try and...
Next week, too.
Next week we're going to try and have a very, very special guest.
Yeah.
Hopefully.
A guest that y'all would love.
Yeah.
He would have fit really well in this pod.
Oh, yeah.
Talk about.
He's OG.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I wish he'd been around when all the unk chatter really started taking off for us because he would have lived by it.
Matt might run circles around him.
I don't, he's never met him, right?
He might just arrest Matt.
Yeah.
He would have to.
Rightfully so.
Or he just might tell Matt to shut the fuck up.
You're going to find out next week.
And that's all we got for you.
Tune in.
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