Show Me Something - The Sophie Cunningham Classic kicks off & West Wilson’s Montana State crowned FCS champs

Summary

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Episode: Show Me Something – The Sophie Cunningham Classic Kicks Off & West Wilson’s Montana State Crowned FCS Champs
Date: January 9, 2026
Podcast: iHeartPodcasts and The Volume

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Overview of Episode Theme

In this lively, candid episode of the Show Me Something segment on The Herd, co-hosts Sophie Cunningham and West Wilson dive into the joyous high of Montana State’s FCS national football championship win, take listeners behind the scenes of organizing a marquee girls' basketball tournament (the Sophie Cunningham Classic), and vent passionately about the Kansas City Chiefs’ upcoming move from Arrowhead Stadium. The duo, joined by guest Kev, keep it real, mixing sports analysis with personal stories and sharp humor.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Montana State’s FCS Championship High

• West is still elated from Montana State’s thriller win for the FCS National Championship—a first since 1984 ([02:00–06:02]).
• The game went into overtime, featured blocked kicks, wild snaps, and a dramatic game-winning TD.
• West reflects on what it means for players, alums, and the community ("They get to have that forever is so sick" [04:06]).
• Alumni and community pride: The 1984 championship team members are local legends, and now the current team joins them as icons.

2. Holiday and Family Talk

• Sophie and West discuss their low-key holidays—family Secret Santas, no-gift traditions, and time with younger relatives ([06:13–12:05]).
• Kev adds perspective as a parent, talking about the cost and challenges of daycare in New York, and how grandparents help raise kids ("My wife's mother...lives with us...she's raised five kids. So by the time Journey comes around and he's like whining...she's like, 'it's cool, dude.'" [11:43]).
• They riff on the joys (and exhaustion) of being around kids, from gift giving to the benefits of grandparent involvement.

3. Fashion—Cowboy Hats, Fur Coats, and Advice

• West brags about his "Montana State fit": a fur coat, navy-and-gold tie, and hat, embodying cowboy chic at the championship in Nashville ([12:13–13:49]).
• Sophie faces the aftermath of dropping $1,080 on a cowboy hat to support women’s rodeo and tries to justify wearing it as much as possible ([48:41–49:23]).
• The two debate hat fashion for Sophie’s impending appearance before the Missouri legislature, weighing "cowboy hat at the Capitol" versus a dressy suit ([44:09–51:32]).

4. New Year’s and Gross Bar Stories

• The trio swap stories of wild New Year’s Eves: unexpected kisses, sick flights after food poisoning, and jaw-dropping barf incidents at fancy bars ([14:05–22:51]).
• All these tales are shared with lighthearted self-mockery. Kev describes a desperate search for a bathroom in St. Croix, creating a "trail to the kitchen" ([21:29–22:13]).

5. The Kansas City Chiefs Stadium Move—Passionate Debate

• Sophie and West vent at length over the announcement that the Chiefs will leave Arrowhead for a new dome in Kansas ([24:30–37:06]).
• West laments the loss of Arrowhead’s tradition: "Arrowhead stadium is actively cool. It is actively the loudest stadium in the world…that was set like 10 years ago. It’s not some historic thing that needs to be moved or changed." ([27:05])
• They dissect the business side—owner Clark Hunt's money moves, taxpayer politics, and the loss of authentic fan experience.
• Both agree the move prioritizes profit over tradition: "He’s a businessman. Probably very smart, but I don’t think he actually gives a fuck about tradition, history, any football shit at all. It’s all business." (West [35:48])
• The duo argue that Arrowhead is a cultural and personal touchstone—important for fans, families, and upholding Midwest sports culture.

6. Big Weekend: The Sophie Cunningham Classic

• Sophie details her girls’ high school basketball showcase, the Sophie Cunningham Classic: "We’re having…so many top 25 girls…top 25 teams…It’s kind of a big deal…" ([37:43–38:15])
• The event (at Columbia College) draws elite national prep teams, local sponsors, and is part of the growing movement for women’s sports.
• Sophie’s hands-on involvement: "A lot of pro athletes…just their name, but they’re never there…I make sure I’m there 24/7…it’s just really cool to kind of help mentor." ([40:59–41:53])

7. Hot Girls of the Week—Positive Shoutouts

• Sophie and West give their “Arby’s Hot Girls of the Week” to everyone involved in the Classic and the influential women behind Montana State football ([37:14–43:18]).
• West salutes Heather Costello and Molly Vegan for being welcoming, positive forces at Montana State: "They act like my mom when I see them, and I love them so much…" ([43:18]).

8. Miscellaneous & Fun Personal News

• Sophie will be recognized as a “Famous Missourian” at the state capitol, quipping about the company ("It’s like Walt Disney, Brad Pitt, and now…yeah, yeah." [45:27])
• The gang ends by picking Super Bowl matchups. West roots for Seattle (out of Bobcat loyalty); Sophie reluctantly tips the Broncos or 49ers due to personal connections ([55:12–57:08]).

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

“Arrowhead stadium is actively cool. It is actively the loudest stadium in the world…It’s a bucket list for NFL fans…So the idea that you would fucking leave that behind in the dust is wild to me.”
— West ([27:05])

“Honestly, yeah. [The Chiefs moving]…there’s something inside me that…pierces me a little bit just because, like, it’s always been Missouri.”
— Sophie ([25:48])

“Now that this group of dudes gets to, like, have that forever is so sick.”
— West on Montana State winning FCS ([04:06])

“We just host it. But…if we’re gonna do this, let’s do it right. And so I make sure…I’m there 24/7, so it’s fun…just really cool to help mentor.”
— Sophie on the Classic ([41:00])

“My wife’s mother…lives with us…she’s raised like five kids…so by the time Journey comes around and he’s like whining about everything, she’s like, 'it’s cool, dude.’ She’s done everything before.”
— Kev ([11:43])

"I got a free hat case for my cowboy hat—after spending freaking $1,000!"
— Sophie ([49:16])

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• Montana State Championship Recap: [01:49–06:13]
• Family Holidays & Kids: [06:13–12:05]
• Parenting, Daycare, Grandparents: [10:49–12:13]
• Montana State Game Fashion & Cowboy Hat Story: [12:13–13:49]; revisit at [48:41–51:32]
• New Year’s/Holiday Antics & Mishaps: [14:05–22:51]
• Chiefs Stadium Move—Rant & Analysis: [24:30–37:06]
• Sophie Cunningham Classic Details: [37:26–43:11]
• Famous Missourian Announcement & Wardrobe Debate: [44:09–51:32]
• Hot Girls of the Week: [37:14–43:18]
• Super Bowl Rooting Picks: [55:12–57:08]

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Finale & Tone

In signature “Show Me Something” style, the episode is frank, opinionated, and playful—mixing deep sports nostalgia, fan emotion, and inside peeks at both the business and personality of athletic culture. The hosts’ chemistry and willingness to riff on everything from fashion to sports politics keeps the episode engaging for sports nuts and newcomers alike.

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For listeners who missed out:
This episode delivers a rowdy celebration of sports community, the inside drama of stadium politics, and the infectious energy behind women’s sports. From wild nights to heartfelt tradition, the conversation has both depth and heaps of personality.

Transcript

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[A]

And for delivery, he's like, yeah, great hat. It's like the best that you can get. And so I thought that was the price. And he goes, and we'll give you 20% off. And I was like, oh, perfect. Like, that's so nice of you guys. And he goes, all right, it's gonna be $1,080. Fuck me.

[C]

Wow.

[A]

But I was like. He's like, is that okay? I was like, oh, yeah, like, that's fine.

[C]

Yeah, totally.

[A]

But, like, it's fine. But like, I wasn't expecting to spend that on a cowboy hat.

[C]

Yeah, that's like a jump scare.

[A]

Yeah. And so, like, I was walking away and goes, oh, and you get a free hat case for your cowboy hats.

[C]

I was like, oh, thanks, man.

[A]

So now that I spent freaking $1,000 on a cowboy hat after Piston off, I'm trying to wear that as much as I can. Oh, my God, dude, are you just waking up too?

[C]

Yeah, I'm. I'm beat. But the rest of my January looks chill. But I'm. Who cares? Because Montana State, your Division 1 FCS national champions. It was 48 hours ago. I'm still riding the high. Very sleepy. But so can we do one of these? So.

[A]

Yeah, we can. Dude. I just loved. I was looking at all the videos because it's like been on everyone's feed and I just love kind of how everyone dresses up there. I know that has nothing to do with football, but.

[C]

No, it's okay.

[A]

I like the style.

[C]

It looks like a cute little cowboy chic kind of vibe, you know?

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

I'm going to brag about my outfit, but first we should tell everyone. Welcome back. It feels like it's been two years. Show Me Something podcast. Presented by who?

[A]

Sophie, Our good friends over at Arby's.

[C]

Woohoo. It's been there's like a zillion things that we have to catch up on. Some good, some bad. I kind of had like just, just moved on from being mad about the chief's announcement. But now I'm gonna get all fired up again. But we can get to that in a little bit. But yeah. I got back from Nashville yesterday from 1. It was either the best football game I've ever seen in my life or second best. It's like between that and the 13 second Chiefs Bills game.

[A]

But like the actual football game was really good.

[C]

Yes.

[A]

Oh yeah.

[C]

I mean any championship game that goes to overtime is just like crazy. But we went up early, they, they brought it back, got it close. Then they, we punted. They drove down to like kick a game winning field goal. We blocked it. Blocked it, had the ball, pissed it away. Like snap over a quarterback's head. Went to overtime. They scored in two plays. Then we blocked the PAT right after. Then we get four.

[A]

Why are you blocking so many? That is not normal.

[C]

The last two kicks they went and blocked them. And then it's fourth and ten. I, I thought we were dead. I thought we were dead. Like five times fourth and ten. They blitz everyone. It was like cover zero. They blitz everyone. RQB off his back foot, fucking like fade ball on a corner. Route to Taco Dowler. Touchdown. We make the P when everyone gets rings.

[A]

Wait, was that just insane?

[C]

Yes. I, I like, my dad and I both like hands like this for, for an hour. I like. It was.

[A]

Those are the best games though, cuz. A blowout. Yes. You feel good because you know you're going to get it. But with those types of games it just like feels different.

[C]

No, I totally agree. Well, so the team we played, Shout Out, Illinois State, they're like, they were unseated in this tournament. So they, every game they won was on the road. They were underdogs. They beat North Dakota State. They're a really good football team. I, I thought we would handle them well, but I was like, I want to be close because everyone made the trip. Like you want it to be a good game. It was a little too close. No, not that close. But holy balls. Unreal. We hadn't. We haven't won a national championship since 1984. And so I want to say one thing. What's, what's cool is like all the dudes, the guys who won the national championship at Montana State in 1984 are all like early mid 50 year olds now.

[A]

Was everybody there?

[C]

Yes, but they're in Bozeman since I've gone there, they're like. They all have their rings, their lighter jackets from 84. Like, they. They don't buy beers at bars in Bozeman. They're, like, the cool guys because they want it. Like, getting. Now that this group of dudes gets to, like, have that forever is so sick.

[A]

And wait, were a lot of your teammates back there? Because I can just imagine, like, if. If the basketball team were to ever do that, I feel like all the alumni would be back.

[C]

Yeah, that's, like, also why these games are so fun is because it's. You see all your friends. I mean, like, win or lose, you want to win, but, like, you get to go hang out in Nashville for friends.

[A]

Yeah. You know, dude, that's so fun.

[C]

So. It was awesome.

[A]

So That's a blast.

[C]

Congrats to the boys, man.

[A]

That's big time. That is big time. That's huge. Huge. Huge. Yeah.

[C]

God damn. That. That was, like, just two days ago. Sorry. There's, like, a zillion things we have to talk about, but.

[A]

Well, I feel like we really. We have not talked since before Christmas. Like, that. I feel like so much has happened, but I don't even know what has happened.

[C]

Did. Did Santa stop by at the Cunningham house?

[A]

I was a good girl this year, so Santa definitely stopped by, but actually, our Santa came, but our family did not do gifts this year. And it was, like, really nice.

[C]

Just, like, no pressure. Like, we don't need to fake it kind of thing.

[A]

No. Yeah. Like, I just feel like we spend so much money, and, like. Like, we've been, you know, blessed. We're like, we don't need a lot of stuff, and so we're like, you know, let's not do a lot of gifts, and, like, let's go on a family vacation. So, like, we're all trying to figure out when we could do that, and I feel like that's kind of. We've never done that before, so I feel like it was. It was really nice, and everyone just relaxed. It was cool.

[C]

I like that. We did. At my grandma's, we've always done. Everyone gets everyone gifts, and this year, finally, they made it. They made it secret Santa style. And it was way better because everyone gets one gift. It's more thoughtful and, like, you know.

[A]

And just, like, our families have all gotten so big that, like, yeah, we're spending all this money on just stuff that no one needs and just doesn't make sense. But Lindsay's little girls, they got so much.

[D]

So much.

[A]

Oh, my God.

[C]

Are they kind of like the main kiddos right now? Like, you have any. Do they have any cousins that are that age or they just.

[A]

No, they. They are like the. They are the babies. The new baby. Since, like, our youngest is a sophomore in college, so it's like that big of a gap.

[C]

Oh, wow. Okay.

[A]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[C]

Nice.

[A]

So do you have little kids?

[C]

We have my cousin. My cousin married into a child, so she's like four. No, she's not four.

[D]

Four.

[C]

She's probably six or seven. I'm so bad. Like, a kid. Could be a kid. Could be three to nine. And I don't know. I. Like, it's hard for me to tell, but. We got her. We got. We got her. What are they called? A jelly cat.

[A]

What's that?

[C]

There's a. It's like a little stuffed animal that, like, people love. They're like.

[A]

Oh, I don't.

[C]

They're, like, really hard. And she. She hugged it with two arms like this, and she came up. She came up to me after we ate and said, think it was one of my favorite presents ever.

[A]

Dude. Honestly, it is, like. It is so cute. And, like, the more you're around kids, you have two different feelings. It's like you. You're like, okay, I can't wait to have them. Like, I'm excited for it. And then.

[C]

They're the worst.

[A]

Well, no. And then the other time, like. Like, I am not ready for any of this shit. Like, you just, like. It's like, extreme feelings. There's no, like, oh, you can. It's like, absolutely no.

[C]

Well, I feel I. I can tell my dad keeps joking and he's, like, so ready to be a grandpa, which he is. I can just tell.

[A]

Yeah. Yeah.

[C]

But I do think what's nice if you're a grandpa or grandpa or aunt or uncle is you kind of get all the, like, the cute moments. You get, like, the Christmases and the birthdays and, like. Yeah, the fun stuff without having to do the hard shit. Because if you are a grandpa, grandma, you, like, earned the right. It's like you get to have that full moment of, like, raising a kid again without doing the shitty stuff.

[A]

But mom and dad live, like, seven minutes from Lindsay, and, like, so they're always over there, like, doing. I'm sure, which, like, it's. Which is so fun. But, like, like, mom, she watches both of the girls on Thursday, and she, like, after the day is done, it looks like she's gotten her ass kicked. It's awesome.

[C]

I do think, like, a life Hack would be like, I don't know what my parents would have done if my. We had two aunts who lived in Colombia and my mom's mom. And like, without them, I either you're paying for daycare, but also, like, I think you'd rather have your kids at least when you're gone. Like, I. I went to daycare, but they helped my parents so much though. Like having family, like in Colombia.

[A]

Yeah. I just feel like otherwise, well. But I feel like nowadays, I don't know why, and maybe this isn't the case. We're just not in the world yet. But I feel like everyone went to daycare, but now everyone's like, oh, the schools are. They're sucky or they're too expensive. And so now I feel like kids aren't going to daycare. Like, I. I don't know.

[C]

I guess I really talk to anyone about daycare in a long time. New York is New York. Everyone has nannies.

[A]

I was gonna say Kevin. Kevin has a kid.

[C]

Yeah. Kev, let's talk.

[D]

Okay, so a few things, Sophie, starting out. You love them. They're super annoying. I'm not running for this.

[C]

Kids 3.

[D]

I'm still there going through it day by day. Daycare is insanely expensive in New York. And I know from my former time at gma, there's a lot of daycare deserts around the world. It's just like a tough service to provide.

[C]

Right.

[D]

And parents expectations are so high. And I also think during COVID like, a lot of people were like doing the thing which like, made more babies. So that's also caused like a back. Like a backfill almost, if you maybe.

[A]

Boom.

[D]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[C]

But then do you. Do you guys nanny or what do you. What do you do?

[D]

So my wife's mother shout out, hope she lives with us.

[C]

What I hope she's amazing.

[D]

And it's crazy because she's raised like five kids. So by the time Journey comes around and he's like whining about everything, he's freaking out.

[C]

He his pants.

[D]

And she's like, it's cool, dude. Like, she's done everything before. So I feel like that calmness is like imparted on him, which is great. And then his like, super turned up, you know, craziness probably comes from me. So, you know, we noise.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Wow.

[A]

Also, at least you know Kev.

[D]

Yeah. And also speaking about your Montana state fit the fur coat west drip fire.

[A]

Dude, you didn't even tell us about it. You didn't tell us that. But it did look really cool.

[C]

Okay. So I. I don't know what happened, but this year I've been really into ties. Like, I just think it's a fun way to like make the outfit like upscale, but then have fun with everything else, you know?

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

And I was like. I was like, what can I do? I have this fur coat. Like if. If your team's playing in a national championship in Nashville in January, it's kind of like, when else are you gonna wear a fur coat? You know?

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

So I brought the fur coat and then I did like obviously like button up with a navy blue and gold tie and then this old vintage, like it's kind of like starter jackety, crew neck, V neck looking thing. And then just like a good old hat, like baggy jeans and Tim's. But the fur coat was. That's what made them just like when else. I was like, when else are you gonna do that? You know?

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Wait, I want to show you one picture that someone sent me. It was just. It's like just too awesome. Like from street angle like that. It.

[A]

It was just. That is tough. That's a good one. Yeah.

[D]

Look at like Frank White looking like you're moving weight. Was.

[A]

Yeah. You look like a drug dealer.

[C]

I can be that guy for this clearly sweaty sky. Probably in Nashville, but who cares? But yeah, I don't know. Shout out. Shout out. Ties. You can work right now. And my dad. My dad wore ties to football games this year. And I was. At first I was like, what? And then I was like, you, you look really good. So I kind of. I kind of followed him. Which. Speaking of parents.

[A]

Yeah. Can you do like a fun. You can do fun ties, though, you know, like. Like different. Like one with the broncos or one with cowboy hat. Like you can.

[C]

Yeah, I don't know. Totally. New Year's Eve, I hung with your mom.

[A]

Shout out.

[C]

Casey and Shay, they got married. New Year's Eve wedding, which I. Every time I say New Year's Eve wedding, people raise an eyebrow.

[A]

And the one I got married on, New Year's, I just learned. I just found that out.

[C]

It's way chiller.

[A]

Really?

[C]

Either New Year's Eve. Well, you're gonna like. No, I. I mean, it's chiller than like having to make your own New Year's Eve plans. You know what I mean?

[A]

Oh, yeah.

[C]

Like, you're with your friends, you dress up anyways, open bar, you're going to be out till midnight. Like you would be doing that anyways or having to pay and probably wait in the line. Yeah, fit your stuff out. Also, I, my New Year's Eve kiss, Craig. I, I was in the, I was in the middle of a conversation with these two people and we were like, oh, it's midnight. And they were, they were together. So I was like, I was a guys kiss and I just turned around and Craig was walking this way and I was like, what do we do? And he was like, fuck it.

[A]

Oh God, Craig.

[C]

And so happy New Year's, dude.

[A]

He is so funny. And I love Charlotte. That is funny as hell that you got Craig. That's like a perfect guy to do that too.

[C]

No, it is. It's perfect. And I was like, Charlotte, I hope it's okay. And she was like, I don't care. It was good.

[A]

Charlotte's probably like, please get him away from me.

[C]

Like it was such a, such a panic kiss, but it worked. He is the perfect guy to do that with.

[A]

So. I love that.

[C]

So funny. What'd you do for years?

[A]

Honestly? Well, starting with Christmas, we were just back home at mom and dad's and really chill. Christmas this year, like really didn't plan anything. Saw a couple people, but I really much like stayed at home and you know, like how refreshing that was. Oh, it was awesome.

[C]

I can't even imagine it was awesome.

[A]

You know what's funny? I actually ran into your brother twice. From airport to airports. Yeah. Or maybe once this time I feel like it was twice.

[C]

He said that you were sick on the plane.

[A]

Dude, listen to this. So, okay, so the I. Our friends, we had like a friend's Christmas and I got some type of like food poisoning there at some point because that's the only thing I really ate all day that day.

[C]

And out the friends, who are they? What they make?

[A]

I don't know what it was, but I'm not going to add them because they're really good cooks. So I don't know, maybe it's just my stomach, but I think it might have been like the store bought shrimp.

[C]

Would you do like a shrimp cocktail? Yeah, shrimp cocktails are good though.

[A]

Oh, it's so good.

[C]

I had kept eating it.

[A]

Well, I did. And I think that was my problem.

[C]

It's like. That's a problem.

[A]

Yeah, that's. I. That's exactly what I did. And so like the next morning I had a flight and I'm not kidding. Tmi, sorry, we've already talked about laxatives on here. But here we go again. I could not out of both ends.

[C]

Both ends on the plane.

[A]

No, the night before. But I had to get on the plane, and I was so queasy, and, like, I looked like. Like, I looked so. I'm already pale. Why I look so pale? And I ran into your brother and Clay, and they're like, you good? And I was like, honestly had food poisoning, and I almost made your brother switch me seats because he was in the aisle and I was on by the window, and I was like, I might get up and throw up. Like, it was horrible. He.

[C]

Well, he texted me on the plane. He was like, send me Sophie's number. I'm gonna tell her. Like, I can switch with her or whatever. And I didn't respond. He was like, I just went up. I, like, walked over and I was.

[A]

Like, if you need to. So nice. He's so nice.

[C]

Like, yeah, shout out, Henry.

[A]

No, he really is just a really nice, like, boy.

[D]

But.

[C]

So you didn't. It didn't happen on the plane then?

[A]

No, but I got to Chicago because that was my connecting flight, and I was so dehydrated from the night before that I was shaking and I couldn't move. Like, I was like, I couldn't move. And, like, everything was so achy. And, like, I had two people kind of come up to me, like, are you okay? Like, And I was. I was like, no, I need help. And so I went to go get, like, Advil and Tylenol. That kind of helped, whatever, but. So it was fine. Start eating again. But New Year's Eve, listen to this. So we all went out to dinner. It was fun. We went out to. What.

[C]

What day is this? Oh, this is before New Year's Eve, right?

[A]

Yeah. So that was the 27th. Yeah.

[C]

Okay.

[A]

This one I flew. Flew back out to Arizona, but I have never had this happen, Wes. And this is insane to me. New Year's Eve, we were going to a restaurant. We went to go get a drink at the bar, like, waiting for all, like, our reservation and whatnot. And there is this lady, and I don't know what happened, but she just. She projectile vomited all over the bar. And, like, people are sitting right here, like, was throwing up. No joke. Just piles and piles for probably, like, three minutes. And it was going everywhere. On people's foods, all over, like, the bar and liquor on people's.

[C]

Sounds like a movie scene.

[A]

Dude. It was a movie scene. But I have never seen that, like, actually live. And it was. Oh, God, it was so disgusting.

[C]

Was it because she was, like, fucked up?

[A]

I think so. It had to. But she didn't really look like it. You know what I mean? But she must have been feeling it.

[C]

Oh, she's throwing up. Gave you a thumbs up. So he's like, yeah, I think she's good, guys.

[A]

It was horrible. I've never. And this is like a kind of nicer place, and I've never seen. Never seen anything like that happen.

[C]

Holy hell.

[A]

But it's kind of, like, fun to watch. I know that's gross.

[C]

It just. It makes you feel good because it's not you, you know? Yes. Like, you were feeling sick a few days ago, but, like, not that bad. Yeah. And like, you always. I. I totally agree. Like, it sucks for whoever it's happening to you, but they probably gonna realize it. And you're just like, this person is having a worse day than I've had in a long time, dude.

[A]

But you know what?

[C]

They feel better. But it's all good facts.

[A]

But what's more embarrassing, I think, is when you're the. If you were to be the friends around. Cause then, like, you don't really know what to do. Like, some of them just. Some of them just kind of walked out. One person kind of stayed. Stayed. But it was. It was a show. Like, it was horrible. Horrible.

[C]

I'm not gonna out my friend, but one of my friends this weekend, we were there three nights. Two of the three nights sent home. Yeah. The boys had. The boys had to carry him out of the bar and call an Uber. Nashville got the best of them.

[A]

You're lying.

[C]

I swear. Yeah. Yeah. But, you know, that's what happens. That's what happens.

[A]

Or do we think that people just can't handle it anymore?

[C]

I'll say this. I'll say he not a former football player hanging out with a lot of old football guys who are like three times bigger than him. And I think he was. I think he was trying to keep up, and it just. It got him. It got him bad.

[A]

Dude. Just run your race. Run your own race.

[C]

Yeah. But then the third night, everyone was like, let's have beers. And he. He just babysat, like, one beer for the whole night. And he was like, not doing it, guys. Yeah, it's okay.

[A]

That's okay, guys.

[D]

I will say for my New Year's Eve, hanging out with friends, we were in St. Croix, like, getting almost to midnight. We're on.

[A]

We're on.

[D]

Like, the porch outside, you know, doing whatever I was doing. I'm like, I have to throw up. I ran inside. First door locked.

[A]

Me just.

[D]

Fucking Christ. Walked in another door. Second door locked. Oh, my God. Third door.

[C]

I Didn't make it.

[D]

Third door. Also, Locke was the bathroom. So did what I had you drew.

[A]

Up outside.

[D]

A variety of spots. Like a trail to the. To the kitchen.

[A]

Kev.

[D]

I'm like, the oldest one.

[A]

Oh, my God. Well, you were on an island, though, so we'll.

[C]

We'll give you that.

[A]

Always, if.

[C]

If you had to pee or throw up, I always say, go outside. Well, if you're a dude, there's so much outside.

[D]

I up.

[C]

Find a tree and some. And some brush.

[A]

Yes.

[C]

Be yourself.

[D]

We were. We were on the second floor, so it was like, down, people, so I didn't. I didn't want to rain on anyone's parade. Like, literally. Figuratively.

[C]

Literally.

[A]

Yeah.

[D]

I gotta get the out of here. I'm like, there's so many locked doors. I've never encountered so many locked doors.

[A]

Those were your rooms or, like, why were they locked? How did you get back in?

[D]

We're on the balcony and, like, doing our thing. They're like, it's a problem. So I turned around and I go to the door. I'm like. I'm, like, fumbling with it because I'm like, there's something, like, turning it. Then I walk in, and then there's another door. I'm like, why? There's so many doors. And then I finally get to the bathroom, and my friend's like, hey, I'm in here. And I'm like, not good for me. So it was just happened.

[A]

What did wifey say?

[D]

Well, she's like, you're probably not gonna be my New Year's kiss. Now you read out. Finish strong.

[C]

So good, man. Yeah, it was good. It was the wedding, so it was first dances, like, good meal. Everything was good. Party bus. We had a little party bus that took us to the venue. It was. I love a party bus. I don't know if that'll ever get old.

[A]

I don't think so. And I think it's, like, a very smart. A smart thing to do, too. So people are like. I know it sounds like a mom, but, like, people aren't driving. You're all in one spot. You're all can just, like, chill, drive, hang out together.

[C]

And, like, it's efficient. It's like, you're not wasting time because you're going from point A to point B. And it's fun. Yeah, I've. I've never not had fun on a party bus. Party bus. Party buses rock.

[A]

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[C]

Any basketball oh, oh, I can't. I still. I like, almost don't want to talk about the Chiefs right now because I'll freak out and I'll be in a bad mood. I will talk about it, but I'm like, I'm saving that for the end.

[A]

Can I tell you something, though? And I'll save it for the end, too. But the amount of people because everyone knows, like, where I'm from and like out here, there's not a lot of Chiefs fans.

[C]

We're doing it now. It.

[A]

But no, I was just saying every. That's what everyone wants to talk to me about still. And they're like, how are you feeling? And like people are sending me DMS about it. I'm just like, dude, like, pissed about it.

[C]

Do you. So I'm less like I. I've. I. I appreciate and I think that they belong on the Missouri side. But the Missouri vs Kansas part of it all, I'm not like, as angry about, but I've seen a lot of like somehow, of course the, the Mizzou KU part of it. I can already see the difference where, like, KU people are very like, it doesn't matter and like, like it's still the same team, blah, blah, blah, whatever. In Missouri, people are like, pissed I won't be a fan anymore as it's in Kansas. No people are you. Are you like, are you angry that now that it's it'll say Kansas City KS instead of Kansas City Mo.

[A]

Honestly? Yeah. Yeah.

[C]

I mean, I it. Yeah, I get it.

[A]

But. But that doesn't mean, like, I'm going to be salty, like, not support them or like, not be a fan. But it does. Like, there's something inside me that, like, it pierces me a little bit just because, like, it's always been Missouri.

[C]

And, like, my question now is, when they fucking do. It's Monday Night Football and they do B roll of the city. They're going to show the Missouri shit. Like, it's downtown is in Missouri. All the barbecue restaurants that people like to go to. Sounds like Joe's. Are all Missouri. Side. I like, if. Where's the parade going to be? Missouri. Like, what are they going to do in a suburb in Kansas?

[A]

We should all call that out. Be like, no, that's not. That's not Missouri. You know what I mean? Like, or that's not Kansas. That's all Missouri. It is. You know what? Like, in a business world, like, I get that, like, he's getting, what, two, two or two billion for free?

[C]

Fucking everything for free. Like, it's. The crazy people have said it's like the. He's robbing. Robbing the people of the state of Kansas. Like, the tax breaks. Fucking crazy. Like, they own the stadium, but they're not making any money from it. Yeah, the rent that he pays goes.

[A]

Into a 7 million, but it's not.

[C]

Even the rent that he's paying is it just goes to one pot that then he can use that money to use again for, like, stadium renovations and security and fucking whatever else he wants. My biggest gripe, like, Arrowhead, that you actively play in right now. It's not like some old fucking relic that used to be cool. Arrowhead stadium is actively cool. It is actively the loudest stadium in the world. Fucking Google it. It's on. It's a part of the Guinness Book of World Records. That was set in, like, 10 years ago. It's not. Oh, it's not some historic thing that, like, is now, like, needs to be moved or changed or is, like, totally dead. If you Google act. Loudest stadium in the world. It says arrow at stadium Kansas City Chiefs. You just hosted, like, six AFC championship games in the last seven years. And you got to host them because you won other playoff games in Arrowhead. The ones that you won, you won because it was in Arrowhead. You hung three banners in that stadium. It's like, so not like the idea that you would fucking leave that behind in the dust was when. It is a bucket list for NFL fans, for people who like sports, for anyone who works in, like, tv. They all want to go to Arrowhead because it's. It's super. Like, this story.

[A]

It's.

[C]

It's genuine. The reason people like Arrowhead is because when you go down low, there's not a bunch of sweets with rich people. It's people who wear overalls and drink Bud Light and, like, sing to the songs they play on whatever. Like, his dad built. Arrowhead made it into this cool thing. In the 90s, it was still the loudest team in the world. If you look up any interviews, people always say, we don't want to play at Arrowhead because it's so loud. It's like their fans are so awesome. One time in the 90s, they. It's the only time I've ever seen this happen in any sporting event. The ref told the stadium to quiet down or there would be a 15 year penalty because, like, the refs couldn't communicate and John Elway, like, couldn't hear anything. And he looked at him and he was like, I don't know what to do. It's been the, the. The best, like the best place in the world for years. And I'm sad because I learned to, like, love football at Arrowhead Stadium and I won't get to share that experience with my family or, like, my hypothetical children. And that's a bummer. One more thing. Sorry. The other thing that people say is they're like, oh, well, now Kansas City can host Super Bowls and Final Fours. Who fucking cares? Yeah, like, no one. No one in Kansas City's dream is to, like, host the Final Four. It doesn't fucking matter. That's not cool. No one. It's literally so owners can, like, be. Can say that they are the reason that the city's hosting some shit. It's good for the economy for like three months and then it fucking goes back to normal. If anyone ever looks at you and is like, well, now the Chiefs can host the super bowl, say, I don't give a. It doesn't matter. Leaving Arrowhead for that is so crazy to me. No one's ever been like, I'm from Dallas. We hosted a Super bowl in 2003.

[A]

Like, and our team doesn't need to host. Like, it would have been cool to do it, but, like, we go and travel and we still win Super Bowls. Like, that's even. That's. That says even more about your team if you can win on the road. You know what I mean? Like, there's just so much. And honestly, everyone's gonna say, like, nobody.

[C]

Oh, but hosting a Super bowl isn't even your. It doesn't mean your team. It's probably other teams. It's like, why? It's stupid.

[A]

It Is.

[C]

It is also, football should be played outside. I could talk about that for another hour, but, like, to build a dome, too, is so lame. I, like, I have so many cool Chiefs jackets that I'm gonna have to fucking leave under my bed now.

[A]

Like, everyone does. Like, I think that's, like. Yeah. And I. I know a lot of teams are doing it. I know, like, you know, maybe the athletes, I. I don't know really how they feel. I'm sure that the locker rooms and all the. All that type of stuff will be better, but, like, I think that's part of, like, coming to the cheese, because honestly, and I'm not trying.

[C]

I agree. No, I. I know. I agree.

[A]

But we, like, out here in Arizona, we had the nicest and nicest facilities, and it was awesome. And then you go to Indiana, but there's so much history. And Gainbridge, and it's like, oh, like, you know, like, you're kind of going back to the basics. But it was. It was cool. But, like, you were all in there, and it was like, it was just. It was just a different mindset. And I think that, like, I. I don't know, and I know we're building a facility now, but I think there's something to be said with, like, the history, and it shows. Like, when you go into something, players know the history behind it, and you want to play because of who came before you. You know what I mean? And, like, Arrowhead is one of those stadiums where it's like. It's like Madison Square Garden. It's like, oh, like, we're here. We're here. Yeah, I'm right there with you. And I think a lot of people feel the same way you feel about how, like, you know, your dad took you. That's where you loved, you know, to. To love football. And I think a lot of people have stories like that, and people are going to be like, oh, that doesn't. No, that does matter. Like, that's why our culture in the Midwest, and especially in Missouri is so awesome, is because we know how to rally around a team. If it's hot, cold, freezing, to, like, all of it. Like, that is just part of the. The sports culture in the Midwest. And so I think they're probably making a mistake, too, so.

[C]

They are. But. But, like, to them, here's the thing, it's, like, it's not a mistake to him because he's gonna make so much money, he doesn't give a fuck about us. Like, it just is. It just sucks. And, like, I wonder how like the.

[A]

Players feel about it.

[C]

They. It's not for six years, so we kind of have time to like, process it. Which I'm. I'm glad it's not like tomorrow. But most of them, like, Mahomes might have a few years there, but a lot of them are going to be like, Chris Jones, Travis Kelsey. None of them will play there. So I think they get to like, not really have an opinion. But I wonder what chief players from like the 90s and 2000s think. Like, I don't know, you know?

[A]

You know, like, I think being. And I'm not in their position whatsoever, but I'm. I think that like, when you come from not having all the nicest stuff, a part of you is like, oh, like, finally we're gonna get what we deserve in the weight room and in the training room and showers and locker room. But I also think there's a side of like, that's where all the memories were made. You know what I mean? So I feel like more people are gonna be leaning towards, like, no, like, we wanna stay in Arrowhead. But there's a little piece of everyone that's like, you know what? Maybe we are getting what we deserve with like the accessories and everything.

[C]

The. They could have had that at era. What's funny is he also didn't spend money ever before. Like, he's. He's cheap. That's why. This is crazy. Is he. They.

[A]

That's my thing. Why couldn't you just like, if that. If that was one of the main things. They're all. They're saying they're going to build the stadium so it can be even louder. But like, that.

[C]

It's not.

[A]

You don't need that. But like, why couldn't they just renovate like the training room and locker rooms and all that?

[C]

I'll tell you. Because. So he. The way they did it was they wanted like the county or like the. It's also weird because Kansas is like all in. And Missouri, because we have St. Louis, it's like. And St. Louis has other teams, like, they don't care as much about Kansas City sports teams. So it was kind of like Kansas City, Missouri and like western Missouri against the entire state of Kansas. But anyways, he wanted like the county to pay for it via taxes and stuff like that. So they would always propose these tax bills to like, get money from people to vote on money going to like, renovations and all this shit when like, hey, dude, you're a fudgeing billionaire. Don't be a cheap fuck for like, One second. And like, you do the renovations and like, it just was never going to like, yeah, he could have paid for it. But he was asking Missouri county residents to like, it's Jackson County, I believe, to pay for everything. And they voted no because they sent him this, like, last minute cheap whatever. And so he'll blame. He'll blame taxpayers and like, people.

[A]

That's what I was gonna say.

[C]

That's when in reality he could just do it and like, keep Arrowhead fine. But the players do a thing at the end of every year where they vote on Did.

[A]

I saw it when he got an.

[C]

F, he got Fs. He had Fs because he didn't spend money in. And now he wants a new stadium. That again, he's really not in paying anything for it.

[A]

But that is why you would think they said like the first time we won a Super bowl that he got like four out of 10. He was the worst owner. But why is that cheap?

[C]

He's a businessman.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Probably very smart, but, like, I don't think he actually gives a fuck about tradition, history, any football shit at all. It's like, it's all business.

[A]

You know, it's funny, that is like, I feel like a lot of people in positions of power, because that's what we're dealing with with our commissioner is they are very. Yes, we will give you credit. You are very smart business people. But we need sports people too. We need a business.

[C]

Is Kathy not a Hooper?

[A]

No.

[C]

Oh, I guess I never really even.

[A]

She like, ran Deloitte.

[C]

People can be good at business, but at the same time not get what, like. But then again, like, why would I expect fucking a billionaire dude to.

[A]

To.

[C]

To care about what a blue collar dude in fucking Kansas City, Missouri, like, actually cares about or look out for them in any way? And I guess you'd say the same if Kathy, like, she can run a business or like, run an organization well. But then when it comes down to like, actually wanting to be like, seen as relatable or like being a, A good transitional, like, voice for like, players want what fans want. She could be bad at that and still be good at like, the business management side of things, I guess.

[A]

But yeah, that does. Like, I think a lot of, A lot of us are butt hurt over that. As we should be, though. Like, that's, that's some.

[C]

Yeah, I'm sweating.

[A]

Hot Girls of the Week. Maybe Gracie Hunt. Well, I'll, I'll talk about my Hot Girls of the Week to, To turn it into a more positive Note your.

[C]

Arby's hot girl of the week.

[A]

My Arby's Hot girls. Hot girls. Multiple. So turn it up. Of what we're doing this weekend. I'm about to head home today because I am throwing a classic for high school girls basketball.

[C]

Wait, I wanted to. I wanted to ask you about that.

[A]

Yeah, no, it's fun. So what it is. We have. We were gonna try to, like, kind of keep it, like, Midwest, but it has, like, seriously, there's a market for it. So it is kind of blown up. And actually west, we're having a. The number one team in the nation, where they were ranked at preseason. They're coming, but there's, like, so many top 25 girls who are going to be playing in it. Top 25 teams around the nation. So many top, like, 50 and 100. Like, it's. It's kind of a big deal. It's nice.

[C]

And it's at Columbia College. Yes.

[A]

Yep, at Columbia College. And actually Arby's is one of our main sponsors. We also have dope. Yeah, it is kind of cool. We also have, like, Adidas, yeti. A lot of local people around the community have donated a lot of money, which is so cool, because I think that, like, people are seeing the rise in women's sports. I don't know. And if you invest, like, you get a good product. And so it's going to be a fun weekend. But, yeah, it's at Columbia College starts Friday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday.

[C]

How much involvement do you have in, like, who gets invited and the logistics of the actual, like, camp itself?

[A]

So we have. We hire someone. His name's Brad, and he's awesome. And, like, this is what he does for, like, he. He, like. What do you even call that? He, like, brings things to tournaments. Like, he. That's what he does. You know what I mean? But we hired him on, and we've had over, like, 4,500, 5,000 teams reaching out, wanting to be a part of it across the nation. So it's been. Yeah, it's cool. It really is like the. You know, Columbia College.

[C]

Yeah. I played in so many, like, little soccer and basketball camps at Columbia College growing up. They're always, like, a great, like, they're just a good host school. And it's. Everyone knows Columbia is home to the University of Missouri, but there's also other universities in town, and Columbia College is. There's a lot for the, like, community, for sure.

[A]

Well, no, they do for sure, but, like, there's like, a whole bunch of college coaches that are Going to be there. There's a lot of people, you know, in Columbia and then, like, the surrounding town. So I think it's really fun to, like, have people go to Booches, try out Shiloh. Oh, you know, you know, go to Harpos and, like, do all that type of stuff and kind of see how we were raised, too. And so it does bring money back into, you know, Columbia and where we grew up. And so it's exciting. It's going to be a long freaking weekend, but it's a great weekend. So.

[C]

So are the Arby's hot girls everyone participating?

[A]

Yeah, yeah, we. I'm not kidding. Like, this is like a high talented group of athletes that are coming in. And we also, I think, do it at, you know, eventually maybe we'll move over to Mizzou. But Lindsay and I have always talked about, like, it is so fun because that gym gets packed and, like, it's the environment that you create.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

And, like, it's a cool environment for high school girls basketball. And so it's all the. The players coming in. It's going to be a big weekend. And I need to, like, catch up on sleep because I'm not kidding. I'm, like, up from, like, 5:00am Till 1:00am like, it is. It's a long freaking weekend. Do you.

[C]

Then what. What's your role, though? Like, while the girls are playing, are you in. Are you, like, in huddles? Or do you kind of, like, chill off to the side or how does that work?

[A]

So it's like, legit. Like, these games count towards their records and whatnot. And so I think. So you're like, okay, so I'm just, like, I just. We just host it. But I think a lot of. A lot of, like, pro athletes who, like, host camps or host tournaments or just like, whatever. It's like their name, but they're never there. And so, like, I wanted to make sure, you know, like, growing up in Columbia, there's not a lot of pro athletes. And so I was like, you know, if we're gonna do this, let's do it right. And so I make sure I'm there 24 7. So it's like a good way for girls to come, like, ask questions, get pictures, autographs. And, like, it's just really cool to kind of help mentor, because I just love that side of things. Of, like, they. There's people. And I'm sure with you too, like, when. When people see you, I'm sure they want to know, like, how did you get on Bravo? Or how did you get to do what you do? And it just gives people a place to go to ask these questions and just, like, hang out. So I'm there 24 7, so it's fun, dope.

[C]

Have you ever tried to get. Would you ever invite teammates to come with you?

[A]

Well, I think it's kind of hard because unrivaled is going on and a lot of people go overseas. But I think in the future, I really am, like, I'm going to try to get, you know, some of my teammates there because I early. They could come for like a day, you know what I mean? Or like a couple hours. And I think that that's a cool draw. Like, that's a cool thing for, you know, people to see. WNBA players.

[C]

Yeah. Hell, yeah. My hot girls of the week super quick. The first ladies of Montana State University. So our athletic director's wife, Heather Costello, and her head football coach's wife, Molly Vegan. They are the cutest, nicest, most professional women ever.

[A]

Love that.

[C]

And they've been so good to me. And, like, if they see me, like, at an event or whatever, they come check on me or, like, message me when we're out to, like, find me or whatever.

[A]

Yep.

[C]

And they're so, like, I don't know. That can be a job where I don't. There's just so much going on. You could be overwhelmed. And they are so, like, full of smiles and joy. They're just so good at, like, that role, I think. And they've made me feel so like a part of the family.

[A]

Well, dude, you're a great ambassador for your school.

[C]

You're my best. Thank you.

[A]

Kill it. But you. Absolutely.

[C]

They've been. They've been so, so good to me and are like. They act like my mom when I see them and I love them so much and I want to give them a shout out. And also congrats, because they probably will get rings out of this whole deal, as they should. They get a big, big shout out from me for being. And they dress so cute and they've always got little cowboy hats and.

[A]

What need your help. This is. This is like the most random thing ever. And I'm not even trying to toot my own horn, but I. Tomorrow I'm going to the Capitol and getting introduced in front of, like, the governor and all those people because it's like, I'm becoming, like a famous Missourian. I don't even know what the hell that means.

[C]

Wait, is that an award?

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Or is that, like an official thing?

[A]

Yeah. Step up your game, bud. Do something crazy on tv.

[C]

Oh, whoa.

[A]

But I want to know tomorrow. Yes, I need it. And I'm trying to figure out an outfit. I kind of want to wear a cowgirl hat, but I don't know, like, what the vibe should be.

[C]

If you're going to the cap roll, I would do. Do you have any, like, suits that look, like, hot? Like you still want to be, like, girly?

[A]

No, I do, but I feel or dress.

[C]

I. I would go. I would save. I wouldn't go cowboy hat in the capital. Unless you're like, no, I am set on it. We can pull it off.

[A]

No, I am. Because here's my thing.

[C]

I want to.

[A]

I want to dress. I've already decided. I want to dress like. Wait.

[C]

Also, congrats. That's really cool.

[A]

Thanks. I mean, I don't even know like, what even is that. Like, I don't like.

[C]

So is that in Jeff City?

[A]

Yeah. Wow.

[C]

Okay.

[A]

It's very interesting. I was like, this is the biggest mistake in history for Missouri.

[C]

Missouri history.

[A]

Besides the chiefs. No. But I was thinking, like, everyone's gonna be dressed in, like, Susan.

[C]

Everyone's like, missouri, what have we become now? Everything's going so bad.

[A]

It's like Walt Disney, Brad Pitt, and now like, yeah, yeah.

[C]

Cheryl Crow, Sophie.

[A]

Yeah. Nelly.

[C]

Hell yeah, Nelly.

[A]

But no, I. I want to, like, I want to dress cute, but I also want to, like, get into, like, my western wear. And I think I have a. Oh, my West. I did not even tell you my story about this cowboy hat. I don't.

[C]

I thought that what is what was going to come of. Because I brought up cowboy hat and you, like, lost your. For a second.

[A]

Okay. Because I'm a little. I feel bad if this gets out because it's not like I'm. I'm just going to tell the story and I don't want anyone to take offense to this.

[C]

So real quick, no one can take offense to this story. Here we go. In 3, 2, 1.

[A]

So I did something with the Western world because NFR was kind of over the holidays and it's in Vegas, but there is an all women's event, and it's called breakaway roping. And it's actually really cool. But because it's an all women's event, these old country men who are stuck in their ways won't add it yet. This is the fastest growing sport in rodeo, which is kind of crazy. Like, think about it. Think about all the guys that rodeo, but think about all the little girls, the aunts, the wives, like, there's so many women in the Western world, so, yeah. So they have to throw their own event. So they brought it out here to Scottsdale. It was at Westworld, and they're like, hey, would you want to come and, you know, kind of, like, help promote our sport and meet these athletes? Because the. The girls are athletes, but so are the horses. Like, there's this. Everything about it was so cool. Like, it was. Honestly, you would have loved it. You would have.

[C]

No, women are, like, a big part of the rodeo world. I don't think rodeos exist without women. And. Yeah, and also. Yeah, that's fucked. That's annoying. I didn't. I don't think I knew that. I wonder what my dad would say, so. But he probably knows.

[A]

But, yeah, they have to throw their own event. And, like, at this event, they can make the most money. Like, they travel around all the country and at this one and go to, like, multiple rodeos and ropings and all that type of stuff. But this one event, they could make the most money they made all year. So it's, like, a really big deal. And so I was there, and I got on, like, CBS Sports, and I was hyping it up, and it was so fun. But, like, afterwards, there's, like, vendors and stuff. And, like, I know they probably. They just came from nfr, but I also wanted to show my support to that sport. You know what I mean? And so I was kind of going around the vendors and like, oh, yeah, like, here's this. Here's that, like, $50, $75, whatever. And I got to this cowboy hat, and, like, I have a. A black one. I have, like, a kind of a blush one, but there's a really pretty brown one, and it would work. It was going to fit perfectly with my outfit for, like, being on the show.

[C]

Did they mold it to you or did it fit right away?

[A]

Oh, just wait. So, okay, I picked a hat, and he measured my head, molded it to my head. Like, molded the. Like, they do everything right in front of you. And, like, I know. I was like, oh, you know, it's probably gonna be, like, what, 300 to 500 bucks? You know, like, I'm. It's fine.

[C]

Yeah, good hat.

[A]

He's like, yeah, great hat. It's, like, the best that you can get. And so I thought that was the. The price. And he goes, and we'll give you 20% off. And I was like, oh, perfect. Like, that's so nice of you guys. And he goes, all right. It's going to be $1,080. Me.

[C]

Wow.

[A]

But I was like. He's like, is that okay? I was like, oh, yeah, like, that's fine.

[C]

Yeah, totally.

[A]

But like, it's fine. But like, I wasn't expecting to spend that on a cowboy hat.

[C]

Yeah, that's like a jump scare.

[A]

Yeah. And so, like, I was walking away and goes, oh, and you get a free hat case for your cowboy hats.

[C]

I was like, oh, thanks, man.

[A]

So now that I spent freaking a thousand dollars on a cowboy hat after 20 off, I'm trying to wear that as much as I can.

[C]

No, of course. Well, this is weird that I wore this hat because this is a. This is a cowboy hat store in Bozeman. They made it in October.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

A nice little green one. So shout out. Shout out. Crossbow. Okay, so yeah, you do need to wear the hat then. And you said it's brown.

[A]

It's brown. It's really pretty. Do you want me to get it real quick?

[C]

Yeah, yeah. I'm trying to think of what. Do you know what you're going to wear with it, though?

[A]

No, that's why I'm asking you to.

[C]

Should we Google, like, how, like, I, I. So I do like, I do like a bunch of neutrals because black. A lot of people will get mad if you wear black and brown together. Is that even still a thing that you can't wear black and brown?

[A]

I don't care. But I do it all the time and I love it. All right, everybody, let me see. So I'll save the best for last. Here's kind of the blush one.

[C]

Cute. That looks good.

[A]

Okay, I like that option one. I also haven't brushed my hair in a couple days. I mean, I need to wash it.

[C]

Yeah, I figured your hair would look a little different. Probably at the Capitol.

[A]

I hope so.

[C]

Also, if you don't know this, one of the most. One of the most unknown capitals in all of the 50 states is that Missouri's is Jefferson City. Missouri. It's on the river. It's not even like a top five biggest town in Missouri. There's a good ice cream. There's good ice cream shop in Jeff City. They used to be really good at sports. I don't know how they are right now, but. Oh, that one's cute too. Could you do all black?

[A]

That would look. I was thinking about it and then do girls wear.

[C]

Do you wear. Do you wear cowboy hat with a dress or would you do more like.

[A]

Would you layer shorties? This is it. Actually. All women owned.

[C]

Oh, that's dope out of. Do you know where they're based out of?

[A]

Oklahoma.

[C]

That looks. I like that hat a lot, though, dude.

[A]

It's nice.

[C]

That one looks.

[A]

Because it just fits like, it just like. Those ones are a little big, but, like, this is like a. I could go roping in this hat.

[C]

Dude, you want to go roping with Mr. Wilson sometime?

[A]

Dude, bring out.

[C]

Yeah. See if you can hang.

[A]

I probably can't. Oh, I got your rope with the. Like, the Michael Jordan of breakaway roping.

[C]

Jackie, what's his name? Or girl. Yeah, Sorry. God damn it. Damn it, West. You said Michael Jordan, though. That's not my fault. You could have said. You should have said the Sue Bird.

[A]

Dude. It's fine. I could have said that. I was trying to, like, put in terms that you guys would understand, and so. But she's awesome, and she kind of taught me, and she said I. I had good form, good natural form, but follow through. I'd really have to work on that. But is this kind of a fun match? I love the color.

[C]

No, it looks good. We used to play. We used to play horse in the backyard with my dad with. With roping, and so he'd always win, but we.

[A]

How did you know that? And they do, like, trick shots and stuff.

[C]

Well, I just mean because my dad knows how to rope, and, like, my brother and I aren't good, and so we would just take turns and try our best.

[A]

You. You could have been. You guys just didn't give it the time and effort that it probably deserved.

[C]

But he wasn't, like, a real. He didn't, like, really lock into, like, cowboy until I. By the time I was in, like, sixth or seventh grade, because he taught for so long, you know?

[A]

Yeah. I feel that.

[C]

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[A]

I think I'm going to go with. I have friends on where's the. Are the 49ers still in it?

[C]

Yeah, but I picked the Seahawks.

[A]

Oh, why? Because there's a person you know.

[C]

Yeah, but isn't that what you were just going to say?

[A]

I was just about to say because that. Because I know people, too.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Okay. I'll do. I'll go afc. You know what? This is probably gonna be a. Not a fun or people are gonna give me for it, but I wouldn't mind seeing the Broncos.

[C]

Okay.

[A]

I don't like any of them. Honestly, I. This is hard for me. I hate when people ask me this question because I hate everybody.

[C]

As a Chiefs fan, we. We kind of hate the Broncos. You hate the Chargers a little. You hate the. You hate the Bills. Just Given recent rivalries.

[A]

You don't want the Patriots to win. You don't want the Texans to win.

[C]

I almost. Part of me thinks if the Pats do make it to the super bowl or like, whatever win it, people will be go back to hating the Patriots more than hating us. So I'm like, does the Patriots kind of like bring back their little like, dynasty? Take a little heat off of the good brothers in Kansas City? But I'm going to give another shout out to my roommate from college, Alex Singleton, starting linebacker for the Broncos. So if they go, I won't be, I won't be full blown hater.

[A]

No, I think. But my favorite team, my favorite team. Out of all these, though, I would have to go with the 49ers just because I have friends on that.

[C]

Do you know their names? Your friends names?

[A]

Well, the kiddos. And then I can't say her last name, but the curia. She.

[C]

Or oh, oh, you check, you check.

[A]

I can't say that. But they're so, they're just so cute and I become kind of friends with them.

[C]

Yeah, they got a good, A lot of good wags in the 49ers.

[A]

Yeah, they do.

[C]

That segment was presented by Hard Rock Bet. Woohoo.

[A]

That just kills us to say our chief should be in it. Yeah.

[C]

Oh, well, I think, I think a long off season is going to do them well.

[A]

Yeah, like they haven't had it.

[C]

They haven't had a long off season in, in eight years ever. So get healthy, you know, watch some extra tape. Maybe go on vacation.

[A]

Dude. Yeah, I was about to say get away from football and just go enjoy your life for a little bit so then you can come back refreshed. Get away. Get away. Get away.

[C]

That was fun, huh?

[A]

It was. I. I know. I missed you too. And I feel like we probably didn't even talk about everything we could have talked about, but it's been a while, so.

[C]

No, it's been a long time.

[A]

Well, stay tuned on the outfit. So should I go with the brown or should I go with the black cat?

[C]

Brown. Do the brown. You paid a lot. It looks good.

[A]

Covers up my greasy hair.

[C]

Yeah, but take a shower before you go and then send us pictures. Bye, everyone. Say, hope you shower, Sophie. See ya.

[A]

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