Vault: He finds Saints fans annoying

Summary

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The Bert Show – “Vault: He finds Saints fans annoying”

Date: June 22, 2026
Featured Hosts and Cast: Jeff Dollar, Angela, Katie, Callers
Main Theme:
This episode dives into the aftermath of a New Orleans Saints victory, focusing on the celebratory “Who Dat” chant, its cultural resonance, and how fans—and non-fans—are reacting to its recent ubiquity. The crew debates Saints fandom, the emotional weight post-Katrina, and how team pride walks the line between enthusiasm and overkill.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

The Overuse of "Who Dat" (00:58–01:39)

• Jeff Dollar kicks off by cautioning Saints fans against overusing the "Who Dat" chant online:

  “If you’re a Saints fan, whatever you do today, do not email or Facebook or tweet who dat to Jeff Dollar. He’s very angry.” (00:58)

• Angela remarks on the chant’s pervasiveness:

  “The who dat is a little... you’re overkilling it, people… Preserve the phrase for coming generations. And it’s a little overdose, man.” (01:09)

• Katie negotiates how long is too long to keep celebrating, with the group joking about limits on daily use:

  “Alright, I’ll give you today, but after today, no, until Mardi Gras new.” (01:29)
  “You can only use it four times a day.” (01:37, Angela)

Fan Authenticity & "Bandwagon" Accusations (01:51–02:39)

• Jeff shares overheard complaints from Colts fans about people leveraging the Saints' Katrina story for emotional points:

  “Even before the game started, they were complaining that people have emotionally attached themselves to the Saints because of Katrina… How long can you milk Katrina for?” (01:51, 02:30)

• Angela & Katie admit seeing "bandwagon" fans jumping on the Saints' success without real New Orleans connections:

  “We just felt there were some people... who had never paid attention to New Orleans before… all of a sudden, they’re big Saints fans this weekend.” (02:11, Angela)

• Caller 1 distinguishes between genuine support and fandom:

  “The whole country was rooting for the Saints. Not to claim them as their own team… just happy for those fans, happy for that town…” (02:50)

The Impact of Sports on New Orleans (02:50–03:15)

• Jeff emphasizes the continued struggle of New Orleans post-Katrina and ties victories to uplifted spirits and local tourism:

  “Tourism in that town still isn’t what it was at… So they’re still hurting this weekend.” (03:06)

• Angela suggests the win could boost Mardi Gras tourism:

  “I bet there’s people who decided to go to Mardi Gras based on the Super Bowl.” (03:13)

Saints Fans’ Reputation & America's Team (03:19–04:09)

• Caller 2 shares the irritation of facing the chant as a rival fan:

  “It was just so annoying trying to leave the dome and that’s all you could hear was, who dat? Who dat? Who dat? The most annoying thing I’ve ever had to deal with.” (03:21)

• The hosts debate over-the-top displays and warn of potential backlash from overuse.
• Jeff notes some now see the Saints as "America's Team," a baton passed from the Dallas Cowboys:

  “One guy was calling… the Saints the new America’s team, that which the Cowboys used to have… because everything that happened in Katrina and now that they’ve won a Super Bowl.” (04:09)

Memorable & Lighthearted Moments

• Angela jokes about people signing emails “Who Dat” instead of “Sincerely”:

  “I just got an email from someone… the signature line was who dat comma instead of sincerely. Who dat? Oh, comment logo. Look at your name. That’s good.” (01:42)

• The group sets a playful limit:

  “You can only use it four times a day.” (01:37, Angela)

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Notable Quotes

• Angela:

  “You’re overkilling it, people. I understand you won, but preserve the phrase for coming generations.” (01:09)

• Caller 2:

  “It was just so annoying trying to leave the dome and that’s all you could hear was, who dat?...The most annoying thing I’ve ever had to deal with.” (03:21)

• Jeff Dollar:

  “One guy was calling New Orleans… the Saints, the new America’s team… because everything that happened in Katrina and now… they’ve won a Super Bowl.” (04:09)

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Important Segments & Timestamps

• 00:58 – Episode’s main discussion starts: Saints fans, “Who Dat” overload
• 01:09 – Angela critiques “Who Dat” overuse
• 01:51–02:39 – Debate about post-Katrina support and “bandwagon” fandom
• 02:50–03:15 – Discussion about nationwide support and lingering effects of Katrina
• 03:21–03:47 – Caller shares experience as a rival fan at Saints game
• 04:09 – “America’s Team” status discussed
• Throughout – Playful tone, affectionate ribbing of fan behavior

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Overall Tone & Takeaway

The crew delivers their opinions with humor and affection, poking fun at the excesses of team pride while acknowledging the deep cultural roots sports can have—especially in a city like New Orleans. The “Who Dat” debate serves as a lens for bigger questions about authenticity, healing, and American sports culture.

For both Saints fans and their not-so-thrilled rivals, this episode offers levity and relatable banter for anyone moderate to fanatical about sports.

Transcript

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[Angela]

The who dat is a little. You're overkilling it, people. I understand you won, but preserve the phrase for coming generations. And it's a little overdose, man.

[Jeff Dollar]

If that's my team that won, I'm who datin it all day.

[Katie]

Seem to be tired of it. Like, next week I'd be like, okay, it's been a week. But yeah, I mean, it's only been a couple days and today's the parade.

[Angela]

All right, I'll give you today, but after today, no, until Mardi Gras new.

[Katie]

Yes.

[Caller 1]

All the way through the weekend till Fat Tuesday.

[Katie]

Who dat?

[Caller 1]

Who dat?

[Angela]

All right, you can only use it four times a day.

[Jeff Dollar]

Then you can put a quote at a ceiling on it. I can understand.

[Angela]

I just got an email from someone in the lot. The signature line was who that comma instead of sincerely, who dat? Oh, comment logo. Look at your name. That's good.

[Jeff Dollar]

Ad I was listening to two Colts fans over the weekend. Even before the game started, they were complaining that people have emotionally attached themselves to the Saints because of Katrina and everything the city went to. And they really felt like they were milking it for, like, a connection to their. Their what? What are you looking like right now?

[Katie]

No, I'm laughing because Katie and I talked about how there were some people we felt were a little like, who had never paid attention to New Orleans before, hadn't even been probably since Katrina hadn't done nothing. And then all of a sudden, they're big Saints fans this weekend. So we were like, you know, I think there are some hardcore Saints fans that deserve this and it's a fantastic victory. But then you have the bandwagon.

[Jeff Dollar]

These guys were saying, like, Katrina happened years ago, man. How long can you milk Katrina for?

[Katie]

Oh, we didn't feel bad.

[Jeff Dollar]

Yeah. I literally heard them say that we

[Katie]

felt that we felt for the people who didn't really contribute to Katrina and who hadn't really been to New Orleans, you know, that we were critical of the people that were milking it for themselves, but in their personal lives had never really.

[Caller 1]

But I think it was the whole country was rooting for the Saints. Not for, like, to claim them as their own team. Like, I was rooting for them, but not claiming, like I was a Saints fan, but just happy for those fans, happy for that town from the outside looking in because they're still hurting, same time cheering for them.

[Jeff Dollar]

You know, tourism in that town still isn't what it was at, you know, was at record levels for a while. So they're still hurting this weekend.

[Angela]

I bet there's people who decided to go to Mardi Gras based on the Super Bowl.

[Katie]

Oh, yeah, of course.

[Jeff Dollar]

Hey, Angela. Good morning. You're on Q100.

[Caller 2]

Good morning.

[Angela]

Good morning.

[Caller 2]

I just want to say, yeah, I'm happy for the Saints. They're a great team. But I do agree with Jeff Dollar on the whole who that. I finally got to go to a Falcons game last year and it happened to be the Falcons Saints game. And it was a close game in the Saints one, but it was just so annoying trying to leave the dome and that's all you could hear was, who dat? Who dat? Who dat? The most annoying thing I've ever had to deal with.

[Jeff Dollar]

If that's your team, let them have it.

[Angela]

I'm fine with it happening at the sporting event. I'm just saying you're becoming dangerously close to burning out the who dat because of the way that you use it

[Katie]

like your signature in your email.

[Angela]

Yes. So I'm just asking. I'm saying perhaps, I mean, if you want to do it, that's fine. That's great. But people are going to get annoyed quicker. Let's spread it out. Let's make it last, people.

[Katie]

I don't think people care if it's

[Jeff Dollar]

going to ignore you or not one guy was calling New Orleans the. The Saints, the new America's team, that which the Cowboys used to have that handle. And now they're. They're saying that that's the new America's team because everything that happened in Katrina and now that they've won a Super Bowl. Hey, Shane, Good morning.

[Angela]

Hey, Jeff. I just want to say.

[Jeff Dollar]

That's not going to help.

[Angela]

Yeah.

[Katie]

And he hung up. That's all he wanted to say.

[Angela]

That's his status right now on Facebook.

[Jeff Dollar]

Saints fans, congratulations. Enjoy it right now for sure. Listen, it's the Vert show.

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