The OG Pod With The Original Bussin' With Boys Producers | Inside The Bus

Summary

Bussin' With The Boys – Episode 29: The OG Pod With The Original Bussin' With Boys Producers | Inside The Bus

Release Date: December 12, 2025
Hosts: Will Compton & Taylor Lewan (absent), Inside the Bus (Jack, Garrett, Mitch, JP), Guest/Moderator Matt Rogers
Theme: A nostalgic, free-flowing hang with the original Bussin’ With The Boys producers and crew, swapping old stories, reflecting on lessons learned in their 20s, college football culture, and a deep dive into stadium food and practical life advice.

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Episode Overview

This is a classic, informal episode featuring the OG "Inside the Bus" crew—a spin-off with the original Bussin’ With The Boys producers and contributors. With Will and Taylor out for media travels, Jack, Garrett, Mitch, JP, and guest host Matt Rogers unpack a week full of SEC Championship highlights, share nostalgic stories about college football and stadium food, and dive into the “Unk” wisdom: practical advice about life, friendships, and growing up, all in the typical, irreverent, and conversational Bussin’ House style.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. SEC Championship Recap and Working as a Fan

[03:16-07:01]

• The crew recounts the week’s SEC Championship, with Garrett sharing the unique challenge of "working while being an Alabama fan."
  • Quote: “When you get to watch him operate in a work mode when his team is playing... opposing team's confetti fly after winning, and Garrett literally dove into that crowd to get the final shot for the vlog.” – Matt Rogers (04:15)
  • Garrett reflects on balancing fan heartbreak and professional duties; notes that having to work actually helped him pivot away from the sting of the loss.

2. SEC vs. Big Ten Fan Culture

[07:08-09:46]

• The group compares the intensity and lifestyle of SEC fans to those of the Big Ten.
  • Quote: “SEC fans are definitely like built different... It's a lifestyle. Like, it’s like you, like in Alabama, you’re walking out just like, ‘have a good one—roll Tide,’ right?” – Mitch (07:51)
  • “The gap between SEC fan bases and Big Ten fan bases is astronomical.” – Jack (08:36)
• Funny moments include Will’s confusion at Georgia fans’ barking—a scene so ubiquitous for locals but shocking for Big Ten alums.

3. Mercedes Benz Stadium & Atlanta Experiences

[10:11-11:38]

• Matt and the boys discuss experiencing the Mercedes Benz stadium, highlighting its unique amenities and the chance to finally get Chick Fil-A at a game since it wasn’t on a Sunday.

4. Elite Stadium Concessions Draft

[12:01-18:40]

• An in-depth and comedic draft of the crew’s favorite stadium foods/concessions.

  • Items drafted: Soft pretzels, peanut M&Ms, nachos, souvenir Coke cups, classic hot dogs, Cracker Jacks, loaded nachos, “chicken on a stick,” Dreamland BBQ Nachos.
  • The discussion spirals into reminiscing about college drinking culture, sneaking in booze, and the evolution of stadium sales rules.

• Quote: “If you have three items to get at a concession stand... what’s your go-to?” – Jack, kicking off this segment [11:45]

5. College Stadium Food & Sneaking Alcohol

[17:27-22:06]

• Hilarious recollections about iconic, local stadium eats and drinking workarounds pre-alcohol sales in college stadiums.
  • Quote: “It was, how many airplane bottles can I fit in my socks?” – Garrett (18:42)
  • Stories of passing out pre-game, rough first experiences, and student ingenuity.

6. High School Rivalries & Tailgates

[29:00-32:40]

• Nostalgia for the “Battle of the Woods” (Brentwood vs. Ravenwood) and reflections on rowdy high school tailgates, the role of parents, and local traditions.
  • Quote: “JP has now fully adopted Ravenwood High School, who, if you know anything about... massive rivals... one of the biggest rivalries in the state... Battle of the Wood.” – Matt Rogers (29:19)

7. Unk Q&A – Lessons from Your 20s

[33:39-41:28]

• A “wisdom” segment where those over 25 (the “Unks”) reflect on what they used to care about in their 20s that they no longer prioritize:
  • The need to go out/be at every party (FOMO)
  • Letting go of caring about making appearances or others’ opinions about work/career
  • Letting go of high school friendship drama
  • Quote: “Building concrete relationships, like, having hobbies outside of your work, exercising—things like that, to me, are very important. I’m currently in the process of learning it. Feels good to start being on the other side.” – Matt Rogers (35:15)
  • Don’t miss out on friend trips if you can—prioritize those over excessive frugality.

8. Chores & Domestic Rituals: What Becomes Enjoyable?

[42:27-49:14]

• The older guys confess to enjoying tasks once hated: changing sheets, washing dishes, grocery shopping, and cooking—plus tips for making grocery shopping simple and affordable (use a hand basket!).
  • Quote: “I, like, kind of enjoy the process of washing dishes because... you have something dirty, finish it, now it’s clean. You feel like you accomplished something.” – Jack (43:08)
  • “Don’t even look at a cart—use a hand basket. ...By the time you get to a full basket, you realize you can realistically only spend max maybe $100.” – Matt Rogers (49:46)

9. Dating in Your 20s vs. 30s

[54:58-56:51]

• Mature perspectives on dating—finding your “best friend” is what endures, ease > drama, and not forcing connections.
  • Quote: “When you can hang out and do things... it just changes everything. She is so mellow and go with the flow, and for my personality, that’s a perfect match... If you find the right person, it makes it a whole lot easier.” – Jack (56:15)

10. Social Trends and Fashion: What Should Never Return?

[56:52-59:41]

• Playful nostalgia and horror for trends past: vines, “planking,” Yik Yak, skinny jeans for men, Sperrys & Vineyard Vines era, Fetty Wap dominance, public Twitter beefs, and the (pre-carceral) YOLO years.
  • Standout Quote: “I pray from a fashion standpoint that skinny jeans for guys never swings back.” – Matt Rogers (58:39)

11. Childhood Memories: Concession Stand Economics & AIM Handles

[26:15, 61:49-63:39]

• Nostalgic riff on how $10 at the concession stand used to rule (“That’s how you know we're old”) and the “ancient” art of managing friends and crushes on AIM.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On College Football Fan Culture:
  “The gap between SEC fan bases and Big Ten fan bases is astronomical.”
  – Jack (08:36)

• On Adulting:
  “I love completing that task [of washing dishes]... That will just give you that satisfaction of like, I did that.”
  – Matt Rogers (48:51)

• On Life Advice:
  “If you have enough money to float the trip, or maybe you can borrow a couple hundred bucks from a buddy to pay him back, take the trip.”
  – Matt Rogers (40:46)

• On Stadium Snacks:
  “I feel like at games and stadiums, they’re bigger—like a pretzel. I love a pretzel. Then I’ll get peanut M&Ms and a blue Powerade.”
  – Mitch (12:33)

• On Outgrowing FOMO:
  “I now don’t feel the need to make an appearance at everything I get invited to... don’t get in your head that you’re gonna miss the best night of your life, but—you might.”
  – Matt Rogers (34:32)

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• 03:16 — Garrett on filming and dealing with loss as an Alabama fan
• 07:08 — SEC vs. Big Ten fan culture; Will’s confusion about “the barking”
• 12:01 — Stadium food fantasy draft kicks off
• 18:42 — Sneaking booze into college stadiums stories
• 29:19 — High school rivalries and local sports nostalgia
• 33:39 — Unk Q&A: What mattered in your 20s that doesn’t now?
• 42:27 — What chores become enjoyable with age?
• 49:46 — Matt’s hand-basket grocery shopping hack
• 54:58 — How dating views change from 20s to 30s
• 56:52 — Social/fashion trends they hope never come back
• 61:49 — AIM handles and Tennessee lake nostalgia

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Style & Tone

Conversational, irreverent, full of banter and self-deprecating humor, but shaded with genuinely insightful “old head” advice. The vibe is one of earnest nostalgia, playful teasing, and humble recognition of growing up (without growing boring).

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For New Listeners: Why This Episode Matters

If you miss the glory days of tailgates, want to reminisce about the dumb things you used to care about, or just love hearing friends give each other hell while sharing legit wisdom and food tips, this episode is your jam. It offers a unique, behind-the-scenes look at the Bussin’ universe, where the producers take center stage and mix both life and sports talk—the bus, after all, is always moving forward.

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Visit shop.colgate.com Total 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 Barry Eric Barry, Joseph Adai, Earl Thomas, John Smoltz, Marcus Camby who DeMarco Murray DeMarco Murray.

[Garrett]

Titans legend LaShawn McCoy I think. I think Minko wore 29 in college.

[Mitch]

Shady was 25 at the Eagles.

[Garrett]

I think on the so not maybe he was 29 not 29 at all.

[Jack]

@ the Bills, he.

[Garrett]

Was. Oh, but who? Shady. Yeah, I was like.

[Mitch]

What? We got to get him on the bus, dude.

[Garrett]

25. All right, Matt, So look, on.

[Jack]

This episode, we don't really have a whole bunch of things planned because we've been.

[Matt Rogers]

Busy.

[Jack]

The. These boys were at the SEC Championship. We got more travels coming up for College Football Playoff locker room episodes. It's been. It's been a busy week at bus and.

[Mitch]

HQ. We got the.

[Jack]

OGs. So we got the.

[Mitch]

OGs. And plus.

[Jack]

Matt. Plus Matt. And Matt has a few questions cooked up for us that he'll be asking throughout the.

[Garrett]

Show. He needs his. What's our classification?

[Jack]

Ogs. Oh, no, technically, we're big.

[Garrett]

Bro. Yeah, we're big bro. He. He needs big bro.

[Mitch]

Answers. And we're gonna turn it over some yourself, too. Like, you know, they don't have to be like. Like, as we're talking about one, you'd be like, oh, like, he doesn't.

[JP]

Have. Like, I'll.

[Matt Rogers]

Piggyback. Are we. Are we ripping straight into this? Should we have a recap of this past weekend SEC Championship talk? I like. I know for you, 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 an Alabama game. The first one took place in 2024 when Tennessee and Alabama played Inland 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, it. I just got to give you your flowers a bit like it was. It would be tough for any to watch the opposing team's confetti fly after winning, and Garrett literally dove into that crowd to get the final shot for the vlog. So I gotta give your flowers, but take me through kind of what was going through your head. Were you upset? Were you just kind of in work mode? Just give me.

[Garrett]

Something. Yeah, it. Well, when the. The opportunity came up that we were going to go to the game and the guys are 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.

[Jack]

It.

[Garrett]

Went to JP about it and ultimately, like, got in the situation where it was like, all right, G's gonna go and vlog this game. And aside from, like, the fact that we got our kicked 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, it being on the field, throwing the ball around on the. On the Mercedes Benz 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, I'm. We gotta 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 classmates. Like, this. 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 and 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 will never take that for.

[Mitch]

Granted. Yeah, that's.

[Jack]

Awesome.

[Mitch]

Yeah. What was. I was gonna go kind of away from the game, but still on the trip if you.

[Jack]

Had. Oh. I think, though, 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.

[Matt Rogers]

Bases. 100%. When we were in that stadium, it didn't even cross my mind until Will one point was like, bro, the barking. I was like, what are you talking about? He's like, the fans. I'm like, dude, have you ever seen.

[Garrett]

Georgia? That's white noise at this.

[Matt Rogers]

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're just so accustomed to it, you just kind of get numb and pushes out of your.

[Mitch]

Brain. But, yeah, SEC fans are definitely, like, built different because of, like, the buy in, like, Big Ten. Like, yeah, you're fans of, like, your Ohio states, 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 Alec. Like, I'm sure in Tuscaloosa or anywhere in Alabama, you're walking out. Just like, they have a good one. Real tide, right? Like, that is not a.

[Garrett]

Thing. Yeah, I mean, they made an ESPN commercial about the. The simple phrase of roll Tide, and I haven't seen a commercial like that for any Big Ten.

[Mitch]

School. Yeah, like, I'm. I'm.

[Garrett]

Just. You pulled over. Hey, you know I pulled you over. Yeah. All right. See you. Roll tight. Hold the door. Roll Tide, the gap, Rainy day, sunny day, don't.

[Jack]

Matter. The gap between SEC fan bases and Big Ten fan bases is astronomical. And that's. Those guys can't.

[Garrett]

Make. And I just needed to get.

[Mitch]

That. No.

[Garrett]

I'm. I'm with you watching to Jack's 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, this means more. Like, at the end of the day, it means more. And when you hear, like, one Georgia fan bark, it sounds 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, tie, roll, and then they have the immediate after bark, and it's just like. It means just so much bro in Jack. And I laughed about it, but, like, Georgia'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 would play it.

[Matt Rogers]

Louder. There was a moment, though, pre game when the. The Georgia was warming up in the zone that Bama's bam 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.

[Garrett]

Genius. It was.

[Matt Rogers]

Awful. Like, the band needs.

[Garrett]

Play. Flight as a bumblebee. Shout out.

[Jack]

Drumline. Yeah, shout out drum.

[Garrett]

Line. You ever.

[Matt Rogers]

Seen? That was my first time in. In Mercedes Benz, though. Nick Cannon talking to that mic.

[JP]

Bro Canon, the one with Nick.

[Jack]

Cannon. Yeah.

[Matt Rogers]

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.

[Garrett]

It. It's.

[Matt Rogers]

Fantastic. It's a class act of a stadium. It's just like what you would imagine a premier stadium to be built. Like, obviously, we had a different entrance in people, and it was very quick and.

[Garrett]

Easy. I mean, we still went in on, like, the concourse level. Took that quick ride.

[Matt Rogers]

Out. But, like, it's just beautiful, the ceiling. I. Obviously it was a cold day, so they didn't have the retractable roof as a play, but, man, I want to go back for a game, like, in that summer, I'm sure, like, what is it? Atlanta.

[Jack]

Fc? Yeah, Atlanta United. But a World cup game there.

[Matt Rogers]

Especially with that dome open, it'd be sweet. I want to get this out there, though. I am not pro. Atlanta, Atlanta. I don't enjoy Atlanta. I think it's dangerous. I think that it's. It's. The traffic, obviously, is a huge issue. It's so spaced out. Atlanta has good things about it, but I am not gonna 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.

[Garrett]

Peak Mercedes Benz stadium experience. Because Chick Fil A, we were able to get Chick Fil A. It wasn't.

[Jack]

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.

[Matt Rogers]

Choose? I wish we got up to.

[Jack]

The Beer Water Dog sessions, but, yeah, just in general, what. What's your go to.

[Matt Rogers]

Concession? I like this.

[Garrett]

Question. Should we do it right.

[Jack]

Now? I think we should do.

[Matt Rogers]

It. So can we. Can we lay parameters? Is it like one. One entree, one side, one drink kind of thing, and you can kind of justify.

[Garrett]

It. It's a loose. Let's do.

[Jack]

That. It's a loose. It's.

[Matt Rogers]

Loose. I think. I think I. I'm ready. You're ready?

[Mitch]

Please. I'm going.

[Jack]

Jelly. If.

[Mitch]

They. If they had it, I think I probably would pivot to that. I don't know if. If this is like.

[Garrett]

A. If you could call it third down. Everyone's getting loud Mitches, licking.

[Mitch]

The. 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. Peanut M M's. And then like a blue powerade.

[Jack]

Fire. Yeah, that's pretty cool, man. I think I'm going. Nashville SC has some great concessions.

[Garrett]

Options. That one's hard, though, because those are.

[Jack]

Like. I know restaurants, but I'm thinking, like, the. I'll go with 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. Yeah. Pork nachos, brisket, nachos. Any of those, dude. For the side, I think. I think I gotta 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 gotta go with souvenir cup.

[Mitch]

Coke. That's a. Yeah, that's a good.

[Garrett]

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, souvenir 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.

[Mitch]

Dame.

[Garrett]

Yeah. Ketchup, 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. Was it Cracker.

[Matt Rogers]

Jacks? Yeah, Cracker Jacks are.

[Garrett]

Money. Like, they would do.

[Matt Rogers]

That. Get in your teeth like.

[JP]

Crazy. Yeah, yeah.

[Garrett]

Yeah. That's why you need that souvenir drink. That'd be.

[Jack]

Mine. Love.

[Matt Rogers]

It. Love that. I'M gonna 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 25 like you know, dollar withhold and then you go in and there's cameras. So it just knows what 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 that 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 new 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. Keeps the fingers warm, goes down nice. So I, 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 hungry I am, typically I wait it 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 cold. It's pretty cold still. Barbecue, barbecue sauce, jalapenos, some like candied peppers is what it said on there. And then I like a diet Coke. I haven't been drinking the last like month of these Titans games, which has been phenomenal. And so I do like a good DC or water and then you gotta have some nicotine there. Just throw in the.

[Mitch]

Lip.

[Jack]

Yeah.

[Mitch]

Boom.

[Jack]

Yeah.

[Mitch]

The. This is more of like. Have you guys ever heard of Chicken Pete's? Chicken Pete's, Chicky and Pete's. It's like a, I think it's just a Philly thing, but at, at the baseball state, like all the stadiums in Philly, they have like this chicky and Pete's and it's the fries and like crab fries and this cheese sauce and it's, it's really just old bay crab.

[Matt Rogers]

Fries. It's crinkle meat.

[Mitch]

And. No, it's like crinkle cut fries. It's basically just old Bay seasoning on it. But like, it's like, it's kind of different. But I just remember growing up as kids and like a couple of years ago when I went to the Flyers game, you just get chicky, chicky and Pete's. Their fries are just unreal. Just like a massive, like souvenir cup of fries. And then like on the side is like two little holders for the cheese sauce. And it is.

[Matt Rogers]

Unreal. So I have a follow up question then on that for, I guess, like Brian, Denny and Williams Bryce, 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 is a big thing and it's, it's delicious. And especially when it's cold out, having like a good quality bowl of chili in a game, it's like the only thing you've eaten in 10 hours is. Is pretty.

[Garrett]

Solid. I might get. You can go.

[Jack]

Ahead. Yeah. Actually, it's very similar to the chicken on a stick that y' all had on five points. 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, like, shouts out everybody and it.

[Matt Rogers]

Is. That's the guy who does the chicken on the stick.

[Jack]

Stand. No, it's kind of like, I.

[Mitch]

Remember the chicken with sticks.

[Jack]

There. Now, it's just because chicken, honest, that guy's not in the, in the games. But it's a. It's a similar thing. I, I more like fried rice on.

[Garrett]

It. But ours is gonna. You, you all are gonna 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 gonna get crucified for. But yeah, honestly, in college, it was.

[Matt Rogers]

Not. Yeah, it's not like, what am I going to.

[Garrett]

Eat? Yeah, it was, how many airplane bottles can I fit in my socks? And we gotta get going it was a Notre Dame. I got a lock.

[Mitch]

In. It was a Notre Dame kind.

[Garrett]

Of. We're not.

[Matt Rogers]

Sitting. It's Yeah I guess for college people and responding 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&JP our stadiums did not sell alcohol in them during our college tenure and I was having this conversation with someone and so I'm. I don't know if it does suck. I'm curious to know if it would have been better to have. Because I think it helped us in the long run because if I fantastic. Drank as much as I would have on a freshman game day going in Neyland Stadium 80 and continued and then drank.

[Mitch]

Beer. I pass.

[Matt Rogers]

Out. Yeah. That's what I'm saying. There was a. I'm curious if it would have.

[Garrett]

Been. 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. And then I woke up in my apartment to the fireworks going off for a.

[Mitch]

Touchdown. Do you like teleported.

[Garrett]

Home?

[Mitch]

Yeah. That's.

[Garrett]

Scary. So yeah. Don't eat alcohol in the stadium.

[Matt Rogers]

First. I need more.

[JP]

Food. Jack, did you never have a smokey dog? Did you guys not have smokey.

[Matt Rogers]

Dogs? I mean I'm sure they were the same sentiment of G is like I wasn't necessarily running around for.

[Garrett]

Food.

[JP]

Our. Our era was smokey dogs, hot dog cheese down the middle. Yeah. I was like never had. They were like. They were like four bucks. You get like three of them. Yeah. So cheap. Then we had alcohol in the stadium and it was awesome. But they're.

[Matt Rogers]

So. I'm just like we.

[JP]

Lock. You run in, you run to the stadium. You and your boys tell, tell, teleport to the beer aisle. You get two tall boys. They were both 14 each. So expensive. Neon has the most expensive alcohol in college.

[Jack]

Football. Oh.

[JP]

Dang.

[Matt Rogers]

Yeah. 24 ounce.

[Garrett]

Beers. Some of it goes towards nil though.

[JP]

Right? I think I probably. Well there's the talent fee and all that. But it was dude, the. When you get your two tall boys, you stick them in the back of your jeans and you head down to Nealon. You're already.

[Garrett]

Pissed. See, I. I would not be wasting my time in the beer aisle like in the.

[JP]

Line. It Was.

[Matt Rogers]

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, say six of those beers in a game.

[JP]

You.

[Matt Rogers]

Yeah. And I'm spending a hundred dollars every Saturday. I'm already balling on a budget the smallest amount. So I think it was for the best for the.

[Mitch]

Uncs. I feel. I feel like it's also in on like.

[Garrett]

A. It's kind of part of it not thought.

[Mitch]

About. Thing is like, what? Like if you break the seal, you're going to miss so much of the.

[Jack]

Game.

[Mitch]

Yeah. Like you're either pissing your.

[Garrett]

Pants. All I need.

[Jack]

Is. You got a.

[Garrett]

Whole. All I need is an airplane bottle in the.

[JP]

Students. But see, they got. They got so strict. They had. We had like boot checkers, scanners. They would pat down your.

[Garrett]

Boots. That's because y' all throwing on the.

[Jack]

Field. Yeah, but it.

[JP]

Was. But not even that. It was just like everybody was smoking shooters in or stealing shooters in. And so.

[Jack]

Just. What's your top three concessions? Smokey Dog.

[JP]

Entree. No.

[Matt Rogers]

No. Smokey Dog.

[Garrett]

Three. Smokey dog down the middle and.

[Jack]

Grilled. That's.

[JP]

Fire. Every time I go to a preds game, I get chicken tenders, fries. I get the. I mean, that'll be my side. And then a beer. You got to get a.

[Jack]

Beer. That's a classic. Good.

[Garrett]

Answer. D3 Reds does have low key fire.

[Mitch]

Concessions. D3 games and sell beer. They were just kind of tailgating.

[Garrett]

Out. Not even like the local dude that just like had a.

[Mitch]

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 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.

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[Mitch]

O.Com by the time it was after, it was starting to get a little cold again. 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, the game's over and the players go back to the tailgate, everybody's already like hammered. And I had a like a drink. I had one beer after one game and I immediately caught a cramp. I'm like I can't drink right.

[Matt Rogers]

Now. I love when people say I'm drinking to get.

[Mitch]

Warmer. That is my dad to a T to like he'll what's the you're.

[Garrett]

Just drinking to not think about.

[Mitch]

That. Yeah. Because what is it like bourbon that makes you like super warm? Like he'll like if for that.

[Garrett]

Sip. It's not like he's like super.

[Mitch]

Extended release if he's cold. Like when he comes home from work one day, like he'll have like 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. See Rips and bourbon to warm.

[Garrett]

Up. If you're actually trying to drink something to stay warm in those situations, hunting or anytime you're out in the cold, you want a thermos of bone broth. That's what you.

[Matt Rogers]

Want. Yeah. You should be drinking more when handling guns. Is the. What were you talking.

[Mitch]

About? Well, no, he'll, like. He'll do it when he gets back from hunting. He's not doing it to go out.

[Matt Rogers]

But. Right Dan, he's messing.

[Mitch]

Up. Dan's locked in.

[Garrett]

Man. I might have to bring a.

[Jack]

Thermos of some freaking, like, thermos's duty to make a comeback. That concession conversation just had me so nostalgic. Because when you're a little kid, a concession stand is the.

[Matt Rogers]

Mecca. Especially if your dad, like, hands you like a 10 or something. It's like, go get that. Like, just bring me some M.

[Garrett]

M's. And you're like, that's how you know we're old. 10 bucks was good at the concession.

[Mitch]

Stand. Forbid you get a 20 you're.

[Jack]

Getting you and 20 you're getting you and your.

[Matt Rogers]

Boys. Like, 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.

[Mitch]

It. But my.

[Garrett]

Turn. My dad would give him the.

[Jack]

50. Shout out, Jimmy, man, he's coming home for.

[Matt Rogers]

Christmas. We might have to have him.

[Jack]

On. We have.

[Garrett]

To. I.

[Matt Rogers]

Know. I just don't know if he. I think he gets the 20th and we in here. I'm caroling. Yeah, he'll definitely come.

[Garrett]

Through. Wait, we'll be.

[Mitch]

Gone.

[Garrett]

Yeah. Yeah, we'll be coming.

[Matt Rogers]

Back. Yeah, we'll come.

[Garrett]

Back. We'll be back by like six that.

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[Garrett]

Yeah. Which is kind of.

[Jack]

Nice. Although that's the.

[Matt Rogers]

Weekend. Wait, I have one more question before we get off concessions. Did Susquehanna have a concession and was it just like the mom's growing.

[Mitch]

Up some burgers and like, so, like.

[Jack]

On a roller, High school ones. Ravenwood has great.

[JP]

Concessions. Oh, my.

[Mitch]

God. The way it worked. Like, we had like a little dog there, a little concession stand under, like the. The main, like, stadium part. Like the main seating. So it was like a little window. But it wasn't like. It was just like those frozen.

[Matt Rogers]

Burgers and dogs which.

[Garrett]

Smash. If you get a burger. If you get a burger. Hot dog served to you in.

[JP]

Tinfoil.

[Garrett]

Yep. It's going to be good, but.

[Matt Rogers]

It'S going to be.

[Jack]

Good. We never had a burger under the bleachers, bro. I could.

[JP]

Tell. I definitely did. Bellevue, Baseball park. Bsa, but baseball.

[Mitch]

Park. 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.

[Garrett]

Dish. So, like, you tell Coleman, still.

[Mitch]

You would, like, tailgate out there, and you just kind of go through and have a.

[Garrett]

Montevallo. Tailgates would get.

[Mitch]

Up.

[Garrett]

Yeah. And then half the parents are.

[Mitch]

Canadian. Yeah. They're revving it up 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. Go hit like the Simpsons. They got wings and other type of meat. Like, we were. We always had.

[Garrett]

Pizza.

[Matt Rogers]

Yeah. And then I thought you were gonna say PB and.

[Mitch]

J's. 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.

[Matt Rogers]

Unreal. Heady play.

[Garrett]

Man. I was gonna ask something Hetty.

[JP]

Forgot. Yeah, I got.

[Jack]

One. Joe Clay got.

[Garrett]

Mad. Oh, wait, hold on. You said.

[Jack]

Ravenwood? Yeah.

[Garrett]

Yeah. How'd that l.

[Jack]

Taste? What round did y' all get knocked.

[JP]

Out?

[Jack]

Oakland. The playoffs. Were y' all in the.

[JP]

Playoffs? Rebuild.

[Garrett]

Year? No, but I actually went to the.

[Jack]

School. Our.

[Garrett]

Issue. Our issue this year was I'm actually from the.

[Jack]

State. Our issue this year was we had two.

[Matt Rogers]

Quarterbacks. So to give context to what's going on, Garrett and I went to Brentwood High school here, located 15 minutes from us in the city of Brentwood. JP within the last couple of years, we've talked about going to a Brentwood versus Ravenwood basketball game. Because that, 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 Battle of the.

[Garrett]

Wood. Definitely a bigger rivalry than, like, Michigan.

[Matt Rogers]

Claiming. He's saying we. Our issue is two quarterbacks. And so, yeah, unbelievable. We gotta go to a game.

[Mitch]

Bro. You're a father, Ryan. Kid, why are you.

[JP]

Talking? Because my ex went there. I hate.

[Matt Rogers]

Ravenwood. Everybody else, Ravenwood. But if we go to the Battle of the woods game, you know how it's gonna end up. You're gonna have to sit on the other.

[Garrett]

Side. For.

[Matt Rogers]

Real?

[Garrett]

Yeah. They're gonna go, who is.

[Jack]

That? Because I went to the Ravenwood Brentwood football game last year, and that's what really sparked it. I saw the tailgating scene. The.

[Matt Rogers]

Campus. Ravenwood's tailgate scene is sweet. They got the massive crazy, and it's like a call, like a small. No offense, Mitch, at all. I don't want to catch a stray. But I bet Ravenwood's tailgating situation is at yalls level, if not.

[Garrett]

Better. Because the parents were, like, condoning underage drinking.

[Jack]

Bro. The.

[Matt Rogers]

Rainbow. Parents always let you smoke and drink at their.

[Garrett]

Houses.

[Matt Rogers]

Always. Don't send your kids to.

[JP]

Rain. Don't do.

[Matt Rogers]

It.

[Mitch]

Or. I don't.

[Jack]

Know. We do gotta the. Our stadium, though. We gotta upgrade it because it.

[JP]

Is. Y'.

[Matt Rogers]

All. Y' all see all that money on the Ryan.

[JP]

Stadium? Have you seen Father Ryan.

[Jack]

Stadium?

[JP]

Nah. Yeah, you have stadium in the.

[Matt Rogers]

Country. You've passed it on the.

[Jack]

Internet. Is that where.

[Garrett]

The. It has one side right.

[Matt Rogers]

Across. We got both sides pretty.

[Garrett]

Close. What's the other.

[JP]

Side? We got.

[Matt Rogers]

Bleachers. The other.

[Garrett]

Side. The three bleachers. We're about to get here.

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[JP]

All. We don't care about the damn.

[Garrett]

Rival. You have one side of bleachers and some garbage.

[JP]

Turf. Best stadium in the.

[Matt Rogers]

Country. That's crazy, bro. Go look up Dobbins Bennett High School just in. I thought he's gonna say state. Look up Dobbins High School football.

[JP]

Stadium. Okay. In the state. In the.

[Matt Rogers]

State. No, I just said look up Dobbins Bennett High School. And you're not. Look up Oakland. Oakland has a Jordan logo above their scoreboard. They're sponsored by.

[Garrett]

Jordan. As a high school, you have one side of.

[JP]

Bleachers. Yeah, but we have Zachary as our coach. We have Zach Manberger as our.

[Matt Rogers]

Coach. So what did he do front of the.

[Mitch]

Show? I think this actually brings up a For, like, I think next year.

[Garrett]

Next fall, we should Inside the Bus Fall tour. Inside the Bus.

[Matt Rogers]

Tour. Not a bad idea. If we at least did, like, one or two, like one main game or season.

[Mitch]

Opener. And if we. Or if we get Brentwood.

[Jack]

Ravenwood.

[Matt Rogers]

Ravenwood. We do those game. I just hope those kids still ride.

[Jack]

Hard. Now I'm speaking to the team.

[Garrett]

Before. Right.

[Matt Rogers]

Now. Me and Garrett speak to him, and the guy's like, y' all don't.

[Garrett]

Even. Who the is that.

[Mitch]

Guy? That would. I think that would be. If it's not a bus I.

[Garrett]

Still got my photo in the trophy hall.

[Jack]

Son. We should.

[Mitch]

Go. Let me know a destroying video at a Ravenwood or Brentwood.

[Jack]

Thing. Just some epic one on ones. Yeah, that'll be.

[Garrett]

Hilarious. You know Mitch, me sizing all those high school.

[Jack]

Kids. Yeah, dogging.

[Mitch]

Them. Yeah, but they're.

[Garrett]

Deep. That kid's going to Georgia. Yeah, he's trash.

[Mitch]

Though. I mean, he hasn't seen routes like.

[Garrett]

Me. She plays on the.

[Jack]

Line. He's a left.

[Garrett]

Tackle. All right, enough of the unk talk.

[Jack]

Now. We got the questions for the Unk. If you guys want to ask questions to the uncs, please leave a comment in this episode. We'll get to it next.

[Matt Rogers]

Episode. You got to be 25 years or younger. I'm not fielding questions for some. Some kid I was in the same age range of high school with. So we're not that.

[Mitch]

Old. Put your age in the comment.

[Jack]

Too. Matt is.

[JP]

24.

[Jack]

23. 23. You're Jordan.

[JP]

Here. 24 in a month. 24 in a month. I also have one.

[Mitch]

More. Yeah, bro, that is so crazy. I started.

[Garrett]

Here. 24 year old.

[JP]

Intern. Yeah, that's.

[Jack]

Crazy. That's ahead of all of us. Low.

[Mitch]

Key. All right, bro. I'm a 27 year old intern still, according to.

[Matt Rogers]

Jack.

[Garrett]

Yeah. Hell.

[JP]

Yeah. In the contacts, am I Matt Malone, intern. Any else?

[Mitch]

Context?

[Jack]

No. In my.

[Garrett]

615. Yeah, 615. Broke.

[JP]

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.

[Jack]

Now? Damn, you can take that one, Jack. I'm still.

[Matt Rogers]

20. Honestly, I feel like I'm learning this like here at like my old age of 31, like in the last year. But it's just like going out and like partying all the time. I. I love being like social. Like, I. 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. 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 reformed man. Like, I'm going to a concert tonight. We'll most likely.

[Garrett]

Dr.

[Matt Rogers]

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 gonna 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.

[JP]

Party. I definitely struggle with FOMO right.

[Matt Rogers]

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.

[Garrett]

Side. I would agree with that. And you. You caught a glimpse of it when you came over, what, a couple 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, I, like, I will enjoy going out, but, like, I. I would agree with Jack in that I feel.

[Jack]

That you really listening, man. I'm proud of.

[Matt Rogers]

You. JP's out.

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[Garrett]

Geek. That took the headphones off for that.

[Jack]

Answer. That's a good question.

[Matt Rogers]

Nephew. That.

[Jack]

Is. Appreciate.

[Matt Rogers]

It. Y' all have.

[Mitch]

Anything? I'm still in my.

[Garrett]

20S. Yeah, let me.

[Matt Rogers]

Think. So are you guys just asking me and Gary these.

[Garrett]

Questions? I would say, like, I just remember, especially young 20s, like, right out of school. I used to. I guess this kind of parlays into what Jack's saying, but, like, my. One of the things I hated the most is, like, when you would go somewhere 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 just about, like, being comfortable with who you are. And that only will come with age. Yeah, real.

[Mitch]

Spiel. I mean, kind of, like, talk to me, Mitch. Piggyback. I, like, I just thought of this because it's kind of what my friend group is going through right now. Just high school.

[Garrett]

Drama. It's like, tell us.

[Mitch]

More. I don't know who's.

[Jack]

Watching. Come on.

[Mitch]

Goody. And it wasn't.

[JP]

Good. We saw Gabe.

[Mitch]

Today. Yeah, that's what Gabe. That's what Chef.

[Jack]

Said.

[Mitch]

Yeah. But it's like in the reality of the, like everything that is going on, like, it doesn't matter, like, if what isn't there like a rule, Like a three minute, three hour, three day rule or.

[Jack]

Something. Yeah, I know what you're referring.

[Mitch]

To. If, like, if it doesn't like three minutes, if it still matter, 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.

[Garrett]

That. I think I know that's my framework though.

[Mitch]

Yeah. Like, if, if someone is like a. No. 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 reason, like, who fucking cares? Like in. I have just, I'm just at my wits end of the, 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, it, let's, let's just let bygones be.

[Garrett]

Bygones. It is, it's interesting because like, obviously you're just a couple years younger than us, but when you do get to an age where you see where some people have like past 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. It's weird. Like when you get older and.

[Mitch]

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.

[Garrett]

Below.

[Mitch]

Yeah. And it's just like annoying because it's like you two know you're going to be around each other. Like, that's just the facts of it. You need to accept.

[Garrett]

That. I really wish you would use.

[Mitch]

Names. It's.

[JP]

Schle.

[Garrett]

Wow. That was easy. That was easy. I won't say bleep them. I won't say who will bleep.

[Mitch]

Them. I'm on, like, I'm on both sides because I understand why both is mad at each other. But it's also like, grow up.

[Jack]

Yes. Yeah. I don't even have to.

[Garrett]

Know. Step out in the yard and.

[Jack]

Fight about it 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 gonna get at? What are you going to accomplish Being mad at each other.

[Mitch]

Bro? And it is. I. 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.

[JP]

Up. Is it about a.

[Mitch]

Woman? And I've had. 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, yeah, let bygones be bygones than the other. And it's just not. And it's like, holy, guys, we.

[Jack]

Might have to have them all. We got two of.

[Garrett]

Them. Oh, my gosh. We have our own Florida Georgia Line.

[Jack]

Moment. I don't.

[Mitch]

Know. I don't know how that would.

[Jack]

Go. We'll make it work, I think. Only one more thing to add on Garrett'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. 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.

[Garrett]

Sure. That's a great.

[Matt Rogers]

One. Well, 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.

[Jack]

Trip. Take.

[Matt Rogers]

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. And just get out.

[Garrett]

There.

[Mitch]

Yep. Yeah. That like, 100. You saying that kind of trust your gut. We haven't had our. Our boys golf trip, and, like, it's all my college buddies in, like, two years, and it's like, fuck.

[Garrett]

Dude. Like, when are you gonna get it.

[Mitch]

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 at caroling and on our Myrtle beach golf trip, and, like, now.

[Garrett]

We.

[Mitch]

It's. There's no Myrtle beach golf trip, so it's like, all right. I see my friends once a year. Like, the people. Like, I do care about y'.

[Garrett]

All get it back.

[Mitch]

Though. Yeah. And, like, you got.

[Matt Rogers]

You. Maybe. I take that initiative, and it's. Get that group.

[Garrett]

Chat. It's okay to go through phases. Like, you'll go in and out of phases, and it's all.

[Mitch]

Good. You're saying this is more of a. If.

[Garrett]

My. You're speaking to specific people in this.

[Mitch]

Episode. If my. If my friends are watching, we need to make it happen.

[Garrett]

Again. Damn, I'm glad you have a public platform.

[Mitch]

To. I mean. I mean, it's not like I'm mad at anybody for that.

[Garrett]

One. Okay.

[Jack]

Man. All right, nephew, you got.

[JP]

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.

[Garrett]

Satisfying? Chores and.

[Jack]

20S. It is a great.

[Matt Rogers]

One. Chores when you're 20, let's just say, like, high.

[Garrett]

School. Like your own.

[JP]

Responsibility. Yeah, like. 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.

[Jack]

Sheets. I don't hate that one at.

[JP]

All. I still don't change my.

[Jack]

Sheets. Dang.

[JP]

Man. I do. But it takes a.

[Mitch]

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.

[Matt Rogers]

To. Oh, yeah, I feel.

[Garrett]

You. They a clean long. They ain't clean for.

[Jack]

Long.

[Garrett]

Shoot. I don't.

[Jack]

Know. And 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, I 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 accomplished something.

[Mitch]

But put up, put some music on.

[Garrett]

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 it was the obstacle and completing it. And it's something as simple as that. Like, that will just give you that satisfaction of like, I did.

[Jack]

That.

[Garrett]

Right. It's such a small victory. I agree. I. I don't mind cleaning 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 gonna get it done. And I grew up where you have dishwashers, but somehow your parents are like, we don't use that. You're gonna use your hands. And so I always just wash dishes in the sink. And I'm still that.

[Mitch]

Way. I feel like it's more efficient.

[Garrett]

To do so for some things for.

[Jack]

Sure. And I do. I think I also like, kind of hate unloading the.

[Mitch]

Dishwasher. Yeah, I feel like I never know how to load it.

[Jack]

Right.

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[Garrett]

Com. Hey.

[Matt Rogers]

Everyone. Ed Helms here. And hi, I'm Kal Penn, and we're the hosts of Irsay The Audible and iHeart Audiobook.

[Jack]

Club. This week on the podcast, I am sitting down with Jenny Garth, host of the iHeart podcast. I choose me to discuss the new Audible adaptation of the timeless Jane Austen classic Pride and Prejudice. This is not a trick.

[JP]

Question. There's no wrong.

[Jack]

Answer. What role would I.

[Garrett]

Play? You know.

[Matt Rogers]

What? But I can see you as Mr. Darcy. You got a little Colin.

[Jack]

Firth. Okay, that's really sweet. I appreciate that, but are you sure I'm not the dad? I'm not Mr. Bennett here. Listen to Earsay the Audible and iHeart Audiobook Club on the iHeartradio app or wherever you get your.

[Mitch]

Podcasts, which is.

[Garrett]

Like. What do you mean.

[Mitch]

Bro? Like, I'll. I'll put stuff in there. Like this. This happened a.

[Garrett]

Lot. Hold.

[Matt Rogers]

On. It just. Top row look.

[Garrett]

Crazy. I just know you got the cups in there. Water still in the.

[Mitch]

Cup. No, no, I. It's the opposite. I don't have enough stuff in there because when I, like when I live with foul in our apartment, that 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 enough to, like, where I put my stuff that I run out of room super quickly. But then, like, so, like, Brook will open the dishwasher. Oh, there's so much more room in here. I'm like.

[Garrett]

Where. Hold on. Are you putting like a. Like a skillet pan in.

[Mitch]

There? I have before, but I don't do it all the.

[Garrett]

Time. That's a hand wash to me for.

[Mitch]

Sure. Like a night. Like, I'll typically hand wash it. Like, sometimes I'll put plates, bowl, silverware, cups.

[Garrett]

Dishwasher. For me, anything bigger than that I will.

[Mitch]

Do. Yeah. Like, I wash my crock pot wash my electric griddle wash Like a pan if I'm using it.

[Garrett]

Something. Do you have a.

[Mitch]

Stovetop? Yeah.

[Garrett]

But I don't know how to work.

[Mitch]

It. No, I know how to work it. It's so much quicker. Yeah, it was like 25.

[Garrett]

Bucks. I'm trying to think of another one. Man, she's.

[Matt Rogers]

Hilarious. Yeah, she was a good one. I feel that I, I truly enjoy like it or washing the dishes. When I was a kid, I like a weird texture thing with like feeling old food in the sink. It grossed me out. Now I'm like, yeah, I love, I love completing that.

[Garrett]

Task. You put music.

[Matt Rogers]

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.

[Garrett]

Cooking. Yes, it's Hate grocery.

[Matt Rogers]

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 to.

[Jack]

Victory. Clean as you.

[Matt Rogers]

Go. Take a deep breath. 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.

[Garrett]

Bam. Yeah, I wish I was, 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, it's not translating. Like it can I put here, but it's not.

[Matt Rogers]

Translating. I want to put some people on game here. And maybe this is game, maybe.

[Jack]

It'S not it you did, you got us.

[Garrett]

Going. Nephew, I might have some grace.

[Matt Rogers]

When we 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 hand basket. 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, 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, iced coffee. I actually got blueberries one day. I get blue, I get frozen blueberries and Greek yogurt as like a little healthy dessert. Dessert. Yep. But by the time you get to a full, full cart, full basket, you realize you can realistically only spend max, maybe a hundred dollars. And that's if you get some like high grade meat that's gonna really chunk up 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.

[Garrett]

Shoulders. This is a day one. Don't go.

[Matt Rogers]

Hungry. Oh my.

[Garrett]

God. Don't go hungry. You don't go. Yeah. Definitely don't do.

[Mitch]

That. I don't think that hearing your list.

[Garrett]

Is. You gotta have like compared to.

[Jack]

Mine.

[Garrett]

What? Jack said your staples with a little mixture.

[Mitch]

Variation. You want to know what I get when I.

[Matt Rogers]

Get. You don't have to reinvent the wheel at the grocery.

[Jack]

Store. No, but they have some.

[Garrett]

Options. I'll switch.

[Jack]

It. You get a little long winded.

[Matt Rogers]

Now. Hey. Just because we grocery shop and you have someone that does it for you doesn't mean you can't tune.

[JP]

Out. I went to the grocery store. I went to the grocery store last night and used your.

[Garrett]

Method. What'd you.

[JP]

Get? I got hella yogurt. I got some pineapple. I bought some rice cakes that are.

[Garrett]

Here. What's a pineapple.

[JP]

For? I'm spending money on food before.

[Jack]

I get to the.

[Matt Rogers]

Gym. What flavor rice cakes? Just.

[JP]

Plain. No white cheddar Quakers. That Kroger brand.

[Matt Rogers]

Man. Fire cheap macros are.

[Garrett]

Crazy. You'll.

[Jack]

Graduate.

[Garrett]

Yeah. What's a pineapple.

[JP]

For? It's my favorite fruit.

[Jack]

Man. It's.

[Matt Rogers]

Just. It's.

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Got.

[JP]

Yeah. Pineapple's got.

[Matt Rogers]

Better. Yeah, it.

[JP]

Does. It does, man. All right. Back to the.

[Matt Rogers]

Unction. So just yogurt rice cakes.

[JP]

Yeah. Just like breakfast. Just like.

[Matt Rogers]

Breakfast. That's the name of the episode. The.

[JP]

Auction. Just like breakfast. Breakfast. And before gym stuff. Mommy takes care of the.

[Mitch]

Rest. When I went to Love mom.

[JP]

For that shout out.

[Jack]

Karen. We gotta have her.

[JP]

On. Oh.

[Mitch]

Man. She.

[JP]

Would. Karen and John. The.

[Garrett]

Duel. The.

[Mitch]

Duel. When I went to the grocery store on Sunday I got got.

[Jack]

Bread. I got.

[Mitch]

Two. Two family sized things of double stuffed Oreos and like some specific ingredients for the crock pot meal I was.

[Odoo Advertiser]

Making.

[Mitch]

No. I didn't even make a crock pot by me last.

[Garrett]

Week. You got a six.

[Matt Rogers]

Pack. You just got.

[Mitch]

Oreos. I got Oreos Double stuff shop like a.

[Jack]

Divorce.

[Mitch]

Dad. What? Oh, I got a. I got crunchy peanut butter. Like I literally spend like 50.

[Garrett]

To 60 bucks on bread and peanut.

[Jack]

Butter groceries a month And a.

[Mitch]

Dessert. I I I don't. We. We've already gone through it. I don't need.

[JP]

Anything. And you're.

[Garrett]

Jack. That's going to.

[Jack]

Change. He went to Noco and loved.

[Garrett]

It. That's changing in, what, a.

[Mitch]

Month?

[Garrett]

Yeah. Next.

[JP]

Year. What time was the.

[Garrett]

Noo. That's a way to say.

[JP]

That. Eight.

[Garrett]

O'. Clock. Everyone got a calendar at.

[Mitch]

Eight. Had the flat hit the flag game got.

[Matt Rogers]

Suspended. You on something different last.

[Jack]

Week.

[Matt Rogers]

Thanks. Shout out to ITB Nation for chiming in and busting with the boys for accepting our collab. Thank you, Will and.

[Mitch]

Taylor. Appreciate y' all in the comments saying, Free Mitch. I'm.

[Matt Rogers]

Back. A lot of Free Mitches.

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There. Honestly, I.

[Matt Rogers]

Didn'T. I don't think I saw one person taking your.

[Garrett]

Side. I think we. We were all against you and the chat was on your.

[Matt Rogers]

Side. J.P. was free.

[Jack]

Mitch.

[JP]

Yeah. I.

[Garrett]

I. To your face, I was Free.

[Matt Rogers]

Mitch. I still believe that kid didn't need to be slammed. Mitch didn't deserve to be suspended.

[Garrett]

Though. For.

[Jack]

Sure. Yeah. When I rewatched the clip, I was like, dang. Was Ms. Really this.

[Garrett]

Aggressive? Acted like he didn't do nothing, was crazy. In the email, you go, I didn't do a.

[Mitch]

Thing. That's what I said I was going to say. I said in the email. I said picked up and slammed is 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.

[Matt Rogers]

Said. Did y'. All. Did that game already take place that you're suspended from, or is.

[Mitch]

It. Yeah, and we.

[Jack]

Lost. It's all good. Hey, this game, you. This has to be your base.

[Mitch]

Game. I got my. I got my mom in town. I think I'm gonna try and convince my dad to get in town. He's got some work going on. He's retiring in three months, but he's still like, okay, let's.

[Jack]

Go. If he listens to this episode, he'll listen to Jack's a Village. Take the.

[Matt Rogers]

Trip. Take the.

[Mitch]

Trip. This comes out Friday morning. His flight is Friday. So I think I got. I'm gonna call him tonight. Be like, we.

[Garrett]

Might. He needs a. He needs to talk to the team.

[Mitch]

Pre. This is a big weekend because my parents are meeting Brook's parents. Yeah. So it's. No, not yet. But it's yet. It's. But I. I'm. I'm excited for.

[Garrett]

It. Hell.

[Mitch]

Yeah. How long we've been.

[JP]

Going?

[Garrett]

52. What was your. What's the next.

[Matt Rogers]

Question? Let's hit one more question. Well, you got some J.P.

[Jack]

No.

[Matt Rogers]

No. Okay. I thought you had. One.

[JP]

More. How did your perspective on dating change between your 20s and your.

[Jack]

30S? You did think this is coming from you. Not Chat.

[JP]

GPT. Well, I'm thinking of, like. Yeah, like I want some advice.

[Garrett]

Alone. GPT.

[JP]

Malone.

[Jack]

GPT.

[Garrett]

Chop.

[JP]

GPT. Wait, I can ask some funny.

[Garrett]

Shit. Maybe find a funny one. Send on a funny one. I'm trying to think of my answer for.

[Jack]

This. Here's your answer, Matt. Marry your best.

[Mitch]

Friend. Find someone you can.

[JP]

Hang. Can't marry my.

[Matt Rogers]

Boys. You'll find a girl that's your.

[Garrett]

Boy. You.

[Jack]

Can. You get. Get you to a different state. You can marry.

[JP]

Him. Hey, but for real, I'm cooked in this.

[Jack]

City. That's for.

[Garrett]

Sure. And whose fault is.

[JP]

That? Totally.

[Jack]

Me. You didn't go vote for.

[Garrett]

Afton. Yes, I'm the problem. What? Say the question.

[JP]

Again. I got. I got a new.

[Garrett]

One. No, no, no. Ask that.

[JP]

Question. What was. I don't remember.

[Garrett]

It. Perspective on dating between 20s and.

[JP]

30S.

[Garrett]

Yeah, I'll let you.

[Matt Rogers]

Know. Yeah, JP said it. Said.

[Jack]

It. Well, yeah, I mean, it's just stew. 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.

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[Jack]

Yeah. But sitting 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 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.

[JP]

Easier. Real.

[Jack]

Spiel. Real.

[JP]

Spiel. Now on to the.

[Matt Rogers]

Funny. Awesome.

[Garrett]

Dude. Yeah, the.

[Jack]

Best. She's the goat.

[JP]

Man. Okay, this is good, especially for the young. So I like this one. What trend? Like, I think social trend from your 20s. Do you pray never comes.

[Garrett]

Back. Six, seven black Beatles in the city. Just.

[JP]

Kidding. Like, what were y' all.

[Matt Rogers]

Like? Kind of pray that one does come.

[Mitch]

Back. That one was kind of ripped. That was my freshman year of college. And we. We did a video and it was the.

[Garrett]

Worst. Hey, this is gonna be perfect for on. Because I'm trying to think what were trends.

[Jack]

When. I mean, back all of our.

[Matt Rogers]

Trends. I kind of want to too, but I'm thinking of what was the thing that you would do in reverse?

[Jack]

What? You know about planking.

[Matt Rogers]

Man. Like the music video in reverse that got really big that you would.

[JP]

Like. They did Them in Harlem.

[Matt Rogers]

Shake. No know. It's like, you.

[Garrett]

Would. You ain't gotta.

[Matt Rogers]

Yell. You'd be like, walking backwards almost through, like, the whole school and like, everyone like, oh, my.

[Jack]

Gosh. Yes. Dude.

[Matt Rogers]

What? We did it at.

[Jack]

Brentwood. You weren't.

[Matt Rogers]

Man. Not flash mobs, but, like, very much same, like, time frame era. But, man, what was that? I. I.

[JP]

Could. Real head.

[Mitch]

Scratcher. This. I mean, this. This wasn't necessarily a trend, but when I was in high school, like, Fetty Wap was him and something about that.

[Garrett]

Just. Just him. Or like, you just want that song to come.

[Mitch]

Back? No, I just want like, or. Or like, when I was in.

[Garrett]

College. Uzi, I got.

[Mitch]

One. Like, just bring back good.

[Garrett]

Music. Give me. Give me some mid caps and Sperry's back, son. Talk to.

[JP]

Him. Yeah, bring back.

[Garrett]

Sperries. You want me.

[JP]

To. Yes, we.

[Mitch]

Should. I have. I still have a pair, I.

[JP]

Think Sperry's and long or. Yeah, like, long pink shorts. Bring that.

[Garrett]

Era.

[JP]

What? Like the Sperry's Vineyard Vines era.

[Garrett]

Cargo. No, no.

[Jack]

No. Bring the.

[JP]

Cargos. I'm talking about.

[Garrett]

That. Yeah, you were on that Thanksgiving. I.

[Mitch]

Heard. Yeah, that.

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Vv. That.

[JP]

Vv. I'm bringing VV back. Peter.

[Matt Rogers]

Millar. I pray from a fashion standpoint that skinny jeans for guys never swings.

[JP]

Back. Taylor.

[Mitch]

1. Yeah, I. I mean, Taylor listens to this. So.

[Matt Rogers]

You'Re. 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 just. I have wide hips, wide legs. Like, it feels like a death.

[Mitch]

Trap. You're bottom.

[Matt Rogers]

Heavy. Yeah, I mean, you know, some.

[Jack]

Places. My photo with.

[Mitch]

Coach. That was a.

[Jack]

Compliment. My legs look crazy in my photo with Coach. O something. How my sweatpants are. Are sitting. My thighs are just like bulking lard.

[JP]

Boys. At least you got like, my legs look like in every.

[Garrett]

Photo. Oh, yeah, trends, bro. I'm trying to.

[JP]

Think. Or, like, songs. We could bring some songs back or some era.

[Garrett]

Son. I mean, like, the songs bringing something back. The era when Lil Wayne was featured on every song. Give me.

[JP]

That. Green and yellow. Green and.

[Jack]

Yellow. Bring back, like, you know, blue and.

[Garrett]

Yellow. Maybe not shout.

[Jack]

Out. I was thinking, like, proper celebrity crash outs. Like Britney Spears. Like, level crash.

[Matt Rogers]

Outs. Shia.

[Mitch]

LaBeouf. Like, bring back Twitter.

[Jack]

Fights. Where, like, that's just every day, just not on.

[Matt Rogers]

Twitter. Yeah, literally.

[Jack]

Everything. Bring back.

[JP]

Sub. Oh, bring back.

[Garrett]

Fine. You remember would have been.

[Mitch]

Better. Bring back.

[JP]

What?

[Mitch]

Fine. I'm saying, you remember in high school, like, let's just Say, like, G and JP were, like, fighting with each other. And, like, they would do it on Twitter. And then like, oh, yo, I can't wait till they see each other in school.

[Garrett]

Tomorrow.

[JP]

Tomorrow. I.

[Jack]

Never. 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.

[JP]

Other at school, we had that via the Snapchat stories. Like, we were doing that on the Snapchat.

[Garrett]

Stories. When did Snapchat come.

[Jack]

Out? That's what I hope would be eradicated to.

[JP]

Snapchat. I think it came out in. Remember Yik Yak? My oh, Yik Yak when I was in college was.

[Matt Rogers]

Insane. It got canceled at UT my freshman year. Yik Yak. Because of what.

[JP]

Was. Oh, my God, it was.

[Jack]

Insane. Yeah. Best thing it ever did was coordinate a food.

[IBM Advertiser]

Fight. I don't.

[Garrett]

Know. I feel like we. I feel like we didn't even use.

[Jack]

It. Wait, you guys had Yik.

[Garrett]

Yak? It was. It was on the Al.

[Matt Rogers]

Were.

[Jack]

Yeah. Our generation.

[JP]

Started. Well, they brought it. They, like. Like when I was there. Like, let's. Like my.

[Matt Rogers]

Sophomore. You said, bring back vine. Like, you weren't 4 years old when vine was.

[JP]

Out. Dude, I was.

[Jack]

Vine. He was iPad Baby, and Vine was on the.

[JP]

Ipad. I never had an.

[Matt Rogers]

Ipad. King batch just going.

[Garrett]

Crazy. Chicken.

[JP]

Piccata. That chicken piccata, man. I'm gonna get something.

[Garrett]

Tonight. 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.

[Matt Rogers]

It. We got at the appropriate.

[Garrett]

Age.

[Matt Rogers]

Yeah. Like, you should get it right, like, when you're 18. Yeah. I feel like I got Instagram. I like sophomore, junior year, high school, I've had having to, like, hide.

[JP]

Having a Facebook was.

[Mitch]

Instagram. And fourth, I wasn't. I wasn't allowed.

[Garrett]

To. For.

[Jack]

What?

[Mitch]

Crazy. You had an Instagram in fourth.

[JP]

Grade? No, no, no, no.

[Matt Rogers]

No. Much sense.

[JP]

Now. I work at my job now, so it makes.

[Mitch]

Sense. Wait, what did you.

[JP]

Say? I think I got Instagram. No, not fourth grade. Probably sixth grade.

[Jack]

Though. Sixth grade, I was on Facebook. In seventh grade, I had a. I was on.

[JP]

Facebook. Y' all had an.

[Jack]

AOL. Oh.

[Matt Rogers]

Yeah. I had an.

[Jack]

AIM. Hey.

[Garrett]

Baby. What is.

[Matt Rogers]

That? Nephew.

[Jack]

AIM. AOL's messenger. Pretty.

[JP]

Much. I know you were going crazy on that.

[Matt Rogers]

Thing. DH Wakeboarder 12.

[Garrett]

JPH1AU. You know what DH stands for? Do.

[Jack]

You?

[Garrett]

No. Think about the.

[Matt Rogers]

Name. I'll give You a.

[Garrett]

Hand. DH Wake.

[JP]

Border. Is it a clothing.

[Matt Rogers]

Brand? It's a.

[Jack]

Lake. I know what it.

[JP]

Is. It's a.

[Matt Rogers]

Lake. It's a lake in.

[Jack]

Tennessee. This is bad.

[JP]

Man.

[Jack]

Donaldson. Oh my.

[Matt Rogers]

Gosh. There's no lake in.

[Jack]

Donaldson. If he can't do this, I can claim.

[Garrett]

Ravenwood.

[JP]

No.

[Matt Rogers]

No.

[Garrett]

Maybe.

[Jack]

No. Wait. Why.

[Mitch]

Not? I don't.

[Matt Rogers]

Know. It's Dale Hollow. You even heard of Dale.

[JP]

Hollow?

[Matt Rogers]

No. World record smallmouth bass was caught.

[JP]

There.

[Matt Rogers]

Bye. And it's also like I grew up on.

[Jack]

Bro. You don't know Dale.

[JP]

Hollow. We were.

[Matt Rogers]

In. The Hollow is elite though. We were like in Tennessee. Shell rock base lake. It's not mud based. It's clean. It's. There's no private docks.

[JP]

Anywhere. We have Percy.

[Matt Rogers]

Priest. Percy Priest is dog.

[JP]

Water. Yeah, but it's close to.

[Matt Rogers]

Nashville. No 100 proximity wise benefit. But if you want to go.

[Garrett]

To the lake, you won't go away. Old Hickory's the.

[Matt Rogers]

Best. No, it's not. Hickory runs through the channel of the river. It's. If there's a storm, all it is is debris in the water. You're. Dude, you don't know dog about.

[JP]

This. All right.

[Matt Rogers]

Weatherman. Okay, weather.

[Mitch]

Boy. Would you like to know.

[JP]

Weatherman? That's what I was trying to get.

[Matt Rogers]

At. I don't know how that involved weather. Besides just, you know. All.

[JP]

Right. I'm.

[Matt Rogers]

Sick. All.

[Garrett]

Right. You better have a funny.

[JP]

Question. Oh, are we still.

[Garrett]

Good? Are we good.

[JP]

Hour? Yeah, we're at our pretty.

[Garrett]

Well. Thanks for the coming to the.

[Matt Rogers]

Auction until Matt at the end mouthing.

[Jack]

Off. Dale Hollow didn't know.

[JP]

It. Dude, you cannot claim Ravenwood. I'm sorry. You.

[Matt Rogers]

Can'T. He might be able to now you can't. I don't know what I hate.

[JP]

More. Wait, when are we dropping our. Our dates for our football games? We got to do that. We got to drop a.

[Matt Rogers]

Schedule. We got a few months state championship just. And.

[Odoo Advertiser]

We.

[Matt Rogers]

We. We got to look at their career. We got to go to a Burwood Ravenwood basketball.

[Jack]

Game. We got.

[JP]

To. We'll go to a father Ryan JP2.

[Mitch]

Game. I don't think I want to do anything with Father.

[Matt Rogers]

Ryan. Why would we ever go to the Battle of the.

[JP]

Catholics? Because we're.

[Matt Rogers]

Tough. No, you actually. You're.

[JP]

Not. We're.

[Garrett]

Tough. We'll cut all.

[JP]

This. Y' all are chop.

[Matt Rogers]

Man. All.

[Mitch]

Right. That's all we got for episode.

[Matt Rogers]

29. Happy birthday.

[Mitch]

JP. Happy birthday, JP. Next week we're gonna try and birthday next week too. Next week we're gonna try and have a. A very, very special.

[Jack]

Guest. Yeah. Yeah. Hopefully, I guess, that y' all would.

[Mitch]

Love. Yeah. But asking he would have fit.

[Matt Rogers]

Really well in this.

[Jack]

Pod. Yeah. Talk about he's.

[Matt Rogers]

Og.

[Garrett]

Yeah.

[Matt Rogers]

Yeah. I wish he'd been around when all the unk chatter really started taking off for us because he would. He would have lived by.

[Jack]

It. Matt might run circles around.

[Matt Rogers]

Him. I don't. He's never met.

[Garrett]

Him. He might just arrest.

[Jack]

Matt. Yeah, he would have to.

[Mitch]

Rightfully. Or he just might tell him that. Shut the up. You're going to find.

[Matt Rogers]

Out. Find out next.

[Mitch]

Week. And that's all we got for.

[Matt Rogers]

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[Matt Rogers]

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[Matt Rogers]

Busy taxes and fees.

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