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Speaker 3: Our number three of Off the Bench live from the
Mercedes Benze Bet and Reach Studios starts now.
Speaker 5: All start to you to presents. Off the bench with
Jacob Hester and T Bob Abert. Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah yeah,
Off the bench with Jacob Hester and Bob aber.
Speaker 1: I gotta come off the bitch.
Speaker 5: Now here's Jacob Hester and T Bob Abert.
Speaker 1: Welcome in our number three of o TV.
Speaker 6: We continue to celebrate Jake's birthday and uh again, we
just got a ton of OTB alumnus. It's alumni in
the house. We have Musso alumni alumni. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I always miss that one up every time I talked
about it on off campus, like Somebody's like, actually, it's you.
Speaker 6: Gotta love you gotta love the rare singular with an
s plural without one.
Speaker 1: You see it in a few different situations.
Speaker 4: Give us one.
Speaker 1: Felt real confidence? Okay, okay, were no, hold on, I
got one. I mean, goose and geese is not exactly that.
Speaker 7: Okay, let's think while you're thinking about it. I want
to tell a story that I saw. One of my
friends posted this on Instagram yesterday. She was near the lakes,
I think, and there was like, you know, all the
geese are walking around or whatever. Somebody had shot one
of the geese.
Speaker 4: With yeah, with an arrow like a straight up arrow.
Speaker 7: It was hanging out of the back of the goose
and just left it.
Speaker 4: She drove up and found it.
Speaker 7: So she ended up calling animal control, and I think
the l s u Vet Center or whatever.
Speaker 4: Someone came and got the goose.
Speaker 6: They were trying it. They were trying to kit Last night,
I saw they had not called it. They were trying
to catch it.
Speaker 4: Of course, last time it probably got near human it
got shot.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean has frat boy written all over it.
Speaker 4: Who does something like that? Somebody and you did that,
Shame on.
Speaker 1: You with a bow and arrow. It just left the arrow.
I can't allow Taylor to take all this. Somebody from
the Three and Great would have done that to history certainly,
like the North kill.
Speaker 7: It if you're gonna shoot, yes, like you're just letting
it walk around. I mean, this is like a full
I didn't even know where do you even it.
Speaker 1: Was like a full arrow thing? It was yesterday. Okay.
Speaker 3: It's so funny we're talking about bow and arrows because
me and Victoria we went to the movies last weekend.
Speaker 4: We're talking about bow and arrows all the.
Speaker 3: All the movie trailers were like people using bow and arrows.
Speaker 1: Like, is that that's the cool thing to do. Now
they were different they.
Speaker 2: Which is a weird uh legs one of the best
characters of all time.
Speaker 7: Joey said Joey in the in the chat, that sounds
like a kiddie boat.
Speaker 4: No, this was not. It was.
Speaker 7: I mean, if you saw the picture of it, it
was a straight up.
Speaker 4: Like arrow you saw it was.
Speaker 1: Maybe it was cupid though, like it was stuck in.
Speaker 4: I mean, it was in. It was in the goose.
Speaker 7: Anyway, shut up that goose. I hope you're doing all right.
Did you come up with the word.
Speaker 1: Well, chat, help me cactus? Cacti?
Speaker 6: Okay, if if you can find a word that ends
with an S in its singular version, then the plural
is not gonna have an S, which is great rivers.
There would be rive if there were multiple rivers in
the Uh.
Speaker 2: Brain hurts when I'm putting out something from Memphis because
it ends in an S.
Speaker 4: Memphis apostrophe sometimes not. Yeah, I deal in that deal
in that end of the name.
Speaker 6: I love a good s with an apostrophe after it,
when you're showing possession.
Speaker 1: That's what Yeah, Yeah, that's the way I usually go
with Memphis. Jake or Rivers. You want to wish Jake a.
Speaker 7: Happy birthday, I have several times a day already, but
also happy birthday.
Speaker 1: Thank you. Can we play the Mike Gundy uh, because
I've been saying, Mike.
Speaker 4: G did you see the graph so on Twitter?
Speaker 1: The Craig Chili made.
Speaker 4: I think, yeah, t Bot did one as well.
Speaker 1: X whatever, not call it Twitter?
Speaker 7: I mean, I know, I like, I've gotten so used
to as a like writing when we write in articles,
we say X in parentheses is like formally notice the.
Speaker 1: Artist formally known as one of my first one of
my first days on the Rome Show, I was talking
about how I thought the X rebrand was one of
the worst in history, and then he was like, uh.
Speaker 6: Well, you're sponsored by X or whatever, so I've had
to start calling it X there. But that's the only
place I will call it X. Otherwise we'll always be Twitter.
Speaker 4: Did you know? Well?
Speaker 7: Fun fact if you go to embed, if you go
to embed a post from X, it leads you to
a Twitter dot com.
Speaker 1: How do I look toothless? And then oh? Really still
the vestiges of maybe because I do like the other
the tea but I did with me with Gray hair.
I haven't seen that one if you.
Speaker 4: I mean, like, that's still a pretty good age. They
need to do the Matt gare still like.
Speaker 6: They need to do the saving private Ryan uh aging
scene with with your young frosted tips image going into
a gray hair.
Speaker 1: That is a lot of urge.
Speaker 4: It is so cold in here.
Speaker 1: Oh look at that. It's freezing. Yeah. Sorry, I don't
have a sweatshirt normally do I don't have gray hair. Yeah,
it looks good, pretty great, Yeah, gray looks good. I
gotta say, all right, our stepbrother's super Bowl pictures.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, you're welcome. Y'all are so hesitant about that.
I feel like I'm going to make this work.
Speaker 1: It was early, we were matching.
Speaker 4: Was like, put your hands on his shoulder.
Speaker 1: Actually looked great, Gray Jake, Yeah, it looks awesome.
Speaker 4: You are aged also a little.
Speaker 1: I just like, that's a weird picture. You look like Bobby.
That's a weird picture. Yeah. Wow, yeah that's true.
Speaker 6: Wow that is kind of crazy, not really, because all
a Bears look alike. So Taylor, you'll be happy to
know that's offensive. You'll be happy to know you'll be
happy to know that it's no, no, no, you'll be happy
to know that, uh, River Salt, your joke was very funny.
Speaker 1: I told him, I appreciate that.
Speaker 4: Clue off attack.
Speaker 7: We were texting and you've ever done it was it
was just the timing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, just perfect. It looks very good.
Speaker 2: The thing about a good joke is let's don't celebrate
it too much, because then that tells Taylor he don't
have one.
Speaker 1: You're right, we don't want to. It's like that little
kid you laugh one God, and then he just keeps.
Speaker 4: That kid grows up to be the way I remember
the time that he and everybody laugh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was awesome.
Speaker 7: Oh man, it's like your kid falls out of the
chair and you laugh, and then.
Speaker 1: He's just falling out of the chair for the key
and peels skit.
Speaker 3: It's not he doesn't redo the joke, but one of
them says the joe quietly in class, and the other
repeats it but says it loud, and the teacher think
he did it like he's never gotten over the fact
that he didn't get credit.
Speaker 1: For the that that's good. Yeah, that's good. Looks around
like yeah, he's like no, no, no, no, that was my joke.
She teachers like nobody likes a joke stealer.
Speaker 7: I said, there's nothing better. I will watch it recingle time.
Nothing better than whenever that key and p thing pops
up where he's shaken.
Speaker 4: Hands and it's like naming it. I'll watch it every single.
Speaker 6: It's an infinitely applicable meme, yes, which is really probably
the main driving force behind a meme.
Speaker 1: How applicable is it? How well does it play?
Speaker 6: Speaking of playing well, L s U softball beat Missippi
State's asked yesterday, love to see it?
Speaker 1: Uh, they're gonna start in an hour. Missipi State had hits.
Speaker 7: I believe, which is I mean, I'm not gonna pretend
to be a big Mississi State softball follower, but I
do think that we had done pretty well.
Speaker 6: I think pretty Wait, how was the Derby? How is
the Wiener dog Derby? And startfull?
Speaker 1: Last year?
Speaker 7: It was so much fun. We got to go. There's
a vip tet so Bocox Cigars who they.
Speaker 1: Do L s U.
Speaker 7: Yes, they they have officially licensed L s U cigars,
but they work with Mississippi State as well.
Speaker 4: So they were the main sponsor. So I knew them through.
Speaker 7: Here, and so I got to go, and Levy was there,
Jeffrey Simmons who was in a kind of a strange
maroon short.
Speaker 6: Suit, so he did like a little like Kentucky Derby
Metgalla thing like for for the derby.
Speaker 4: That there was a lot of people there.
Speaker 7: Ron Polk was there signing the cigar boxes, and then
I got to see Brian Haydad and a couple of
people they were they were commentating the whole thing. But
the dogs was so funny, like half the dogs just
you they opened up the little boxes and they just
didn't know what to do. They just and then some
dogs were obviously trained. People were traveling from all over
the country to do this.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I thought every dog would be trained that was
in there to to race, just like I don't know,
didn't chase a rabbit or anything not full dog racing.
Speaker 7: I think that obviously there were some rules you couldn't
have certain things, but they were owners who would set
stand on the other side and they would have certain toys,
like you couldn't throw the.
Speaker 4: Toy, but you could have it. I don't know.
Speaker 7: It was a wild but the derby was on and
then we had doubleheader. We swept Kentucky let's go go.
Speaker 1: For big.
Speaker 6: Said right, for the huge Memphis blowout and then the
sweep a Kentucky.
Speaker 1: What should have been since we swept y'all, we get
your coach? Yeah, there you go, you get Mano.
Speaker 4: Well, now everyone's like.
Speaker 1: No the vagaries of bas Is.
Speaker 7: The crazy thing is like we were all so depressed
and now we're like, huh.
Speaker 4: What if we have ole miss this weekend in Starkville.
Let's go then we have Missouri?
Speaker 1: So how many wins?
Speaker 6: What is what is.
Speaker 1: Missus stay stec record right now?
Speaker 4: I don't know the top of my head.
Speaker 1: Moose do you know in fourteen? Okay? Excellent? Wow, okay, wait,
so I just did a whole thing. So they got
Moose at the box they could they could make the tournament.
We're back off. I've been kuy be.
Speaker 7: Like, I've been just consuming lots of of like Kendall
Rodgers telling me.
Speaker 1: You got a chance, we got a chance, got a chance.
Speaker 4: So I don't know, I'm not getting my hopes up,
not get my hopes up.
Speaker 2: One out of out of Florida, Kentucky, Mississippi State and
Texas A and M. How many of those four teams
get into the postseason, there are eleven wins for Florida,
ten for everyone else.
Speaker 8: I think three of them get in, but I think
there's a real chance all four of them get in.
Speaker 1: See what Kentucky does?
Speaker 4: I love that answer.
Speaker 1: What Kentucky does.
Speaker 8: Kentucky's an interesting test case because they've only been swept
one time all year. They have UH Oklahoma and then
Vanderbilt to wrap it up with an extended, expanded SEC.
Could you finally start to see like just twelve wins
will come the new thirteen in Kentucky Speaking with their
Patricks Kauck you podcast about this, So it's that that's
the team I'm really watching. But I think State, Florida
and A and M should all feel really good.
Speaker 7: I know they were like they were saying State makes
it in, like we might be the problem.
Speaker 4: We might be.
Speaker 1: Smoke on the street. I mean, I'm just post lamas.
Speaker 4: You know, which is sad?
Speaker 1: You know know what's sad is Missouri being.
Speaker 7: I just feel like it's harder to do that. It's
harder to do that than then the other way.
Speaker 3: How do you like accidentally not have a good pitching
performance and win like two to one?
Speaker 1: How do you lose all the clothes, I mean else,
she was dead to it seven to six. That one
game was the middle game.
Speaker 7: We can't talk about this because that is how we
finished this season.
Speaker 4: And I swear to God. Oh yeah, Missouri comes.
Speaker 1: Oh gets their first win, y'all.
Speaker 6: Oh no, it's all lighting up, dude, it's all lighting up.
Speaker 1: I think, so Yeah.
Speaker 6: Comes to start the final stand, the final stand for MISSOO,
and they're gonna be fighting like hail to get a victory.
Speaker 2: They don't want to be the team known that didn't
win a conference game. Are they go through everything, not
that they haven't been trying for in the last twenty
four times.
Speaker 4: But y'all, I was, I mean, I know this is
their ads. I know, you know, I know.
Speaker 7: SEC baseball is just base I was looking at D
One's one hundred like ranked teams or whatever. God the
top ten is like or not top ten.
Speaker 4: It was top one hundred college baseball program.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean, god, Lee, I mean it's not surprising,
but like L s U, Tennessee, Florida, Vanderbilt, Arkansas, then
you got Virginia, but then back Texas A and M
Mississippi State, Texas and then Florida State so only two
of the schools.
Speaker 1: It's all The thing is, it's all uh.
Speaker 6: You know, in football we always talk about the becoming
more and more two conference steel, but in baseball it's
already been there.
Speaker 1: And it's the SEC and ACC.
Speaker 6: I mean, go look at last year like it's the
same that it's just all SEC and ACC the only
people that can that care and like invest and looked
at the Yeah, have you looked at the softball poll?
Speaker 3: You want to talk about SEC dominance? All the top
six of the SEC, seven of the top ten.
Speaker 6: Geez, that's insane. It's just mean exactly whoever came up
with that? You might be the most genius marketing.
Speaker 2: We use it as SEC folk and then others try
to use it against us, but they really secretly love it.
Speaker 4: It's any press it well.
Speaker 1: It also was a bit.
Speaker 6: It showed even probably more foresight than the person intended
in that it predated the nil era where if it
does it like meaning more emotionally literally means you have
more means like it means more like you get more
money because nowadays, if you care, you put more money
into it, and so you always cared the most and
now you pay the most and.
Speaker 1: Well that's you know, you see the results right there.
Speaker 2: I got I'm going to ask thank you that at
spring was that's a great question.
Speaker 1: Who came up with that? Yeah? And they deserve that
woman on the beat on the back, that woman at
thirty a the sec heaven.
Speaker 7: Really a very important question. While I have Moose in
the room, who are we going to hire?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 8: I wish I had a great answer for you there, Rivers.
I mean, I will tell you boring. Yeah, right, nobody's
hiring Tony. But my first thought, and this was actually
I was watching the Tennessee Kentucky series. So this is
before Lamona's was fired, and I was it was easter.
It was Easter Sunday. I looked at my brother in law.
I said, you know what's gonna happen here. State's gonna
fire Lamonas and they're gonna hire Nick Meygone. Because it
just makes a lot of sense. Everyone loves in there,
knows what the program is, has a lot of success.
Speaker 1: I don't think that'd be a bad hire. But I
could also see them.
Speaker 8: I can also see them going get a really good
mid a your head coach. I forget the guy's name
from Troy, but uh, Troy.
Speaker 7: We're looking at I know, well, you know everybody, there
was like a couple of days where everyone was speculating,
you know, and now everybody's kind of gotten bored and
it's just gone back to like the names that why
can't leave his named?
Speaker 8: The Virginia coach told also great character, which would be
interesting leave Auburn and then and then.
Speaker 7: West from Georgia, which he's a Mississippi State guy too.
But when he left, you know, when assistant coaches leave,
it's not you know, it's not.
Speaker 4: That big of video. People are disappointed.
Speaker 7: But he lived on kind of weird terms I think,
so people weren't super happy with him.
Speaker 4: I mean, but if look, it's something.
Speaker 6: To heal the pain, it's something to heal the pain
of the past.
Speaker 4: I'm willing to get over it, you know, if you
want for sure.
Speaker 8: I mean, he's done great things that he's finally got
them investing in baseball.
Speaker 1: But it is like the investment, like you have to
do it.
Speaker 2: And that's why Mississippi State's intriguing to most people, because
they care about baseball. Just when they have resources, they
have a great stadium, they have a great fan base,
and it's like even if you're at Georgia Kentucky, which
they kind of care, they don't care as much as Mississippi.
Speaker 1: State or LSU like these other Like.
Speaker 7: If you do pretty well, they're gonna hand you, which
is why it's you know, with Andy, it's so sad
to me whatever happened that he left, but like Mississippi
State was ready just to hand him the keys to
duty noble. He had been there as long as he
wanted to be. You know, it's it's a good situation
for he fumbled it. So like you someone could come
in and really have that opportunity.
Speaker 8: I thought that guy was going to be Lamnas. He
won a national championship. I mean, I get it.
Speaker 1: You could talk about you.
Speaker 8: Know, some of those players were all over from Andy
and all that.
Speaker 1: Fine.
Speaker 8: Whatever you set to coach a team, you start to
win the games. The guy won a national championship where
I mean the next years into where I don't want
to say there wasn't any investment, but I mean what
happened there, Like he brought you the first natty shit
and you've been ready to hand over the keys there.
So I mean it's like, yeah, there's investment. There's a
lot of care, but is it to the level that
other Pro bowls?
Speaker 1: An?
Speaker 6: I mean again, though some people read the market wrong.
Even LSU football lest year had like a five million
dollar roster in a year in which every good team
was like twenty million at least in the FC, because
that's what you have to do.
Speaker 1: That compete.
Speaker 4: I ran so at the derby.
Speaker 7: I ran into one of my friends who works for
Zach Selman. He's like right underneath him, who's r Ad
And I was like, Hey, so.
Speaker 4: What are we looking like? And he's like, you know,
I can't tell you. And I was like, but what
if I just say.
Speaker 7: Some names, just like give me your you know, a
little hot and cold situation.
Speaker 1: I think it's pronounced salmon by the way, Okay.
Speaker 4: I was like, what are we talking about?
Speaker 1: Not you don't pronounce okay, good.
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Speaker 5: How quickly will this segment leave the rails? It's off
the bench with Hester and T Bob.
Speaker 1: Yo, what's happening to y'all? Chef Johnson trying to get
touching right now. I've got a text him this wedding.
I took it for granted.
Speaker 2: I don't know Monday or Tuesday at he's there.
Speaker 1: He's there. We had a good combos. Good to actually
see him in person. It's funny.
Speaker 4: I was hoping to meet him this segment.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, I see this is a passive aggressive thing. Yeah,
get it.
Speaker 6: I last week said, uh, you want to ask anything?
Speaker 1: This is your first, Monchy, because you're here on Thursday. Yeah, Thursday,
you know, but you were, you were back there. You
weren't ask you question.
Speaker 4: I was calling him.
Speaker 1: I probably that's true, that's you probably talked. Yes.
Speaker 4: But it was funny because he was like, yeah, I
get your first question in.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you know, my brain ain't too good, so that's true.
Speaker 4: I do you know what lately? And how about you
feel this way too? Cuz forty shout out.
Speaker 7: I feel like my brain has sort of turned into
like an iPhone. You know how your iPhone just starts
to unload apps as it feels like it doesn't really
need that app anymore, so it's just gonna offload it. Yeah,
and then so it gives you room for the things
you actually need. That's how I feel like my brain
has been with information lately. It's just starting to offload
things that it's like, you haven't used that information in
a while. We're gonna put that somewhere where you.
Speaker 6: Know, well, like physiologically, don't we have don't we have
like limited storage space? Oh we got chef, all right, great,
let's do it.
Speaker 1: Finish that store. Put a pin in that good some
munchies and chef Michael Johnson, chef, what's going on? Brother?
Speaker 9: I apologize that maybe loud here. I'm actually at Tony Saty.
Speaker 1: What what's going on in Tony Saies?
Speaker 9: We're touring their facility up here, and we're going to
across this boil after that. We uh, we were invited
to come up and see their operation and see how
they do business. And you know, I'm a I'm a
nosey in, hands out kind of guy.
Speaker 1: So all right then we'll we.
Speaker 4: Won't keep you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, where is that? It's a good question.
Speaker 6: Hashtag munchies how do I make my red beans creamy?
I soaked them in hot water, then chill them, then
slow cook them for eight hours and they're still soupy.
Speaker 9: So what some people will do is kind of take
and and smash some of the beans open so that
the insides are, uh are exposed, right, So you're trying
to get that starchiness out of the inside. Realistically, and
a lot of people it depends on if you're covering
the beans as well. I like to cover my beans,
and it kind of forces the heat. It kind of
pressures the heat a little. It better to uh, you know,
help that start to come out. But opening the being
up and smashing them while you're cooking helps expose the
inside of the beans to the to the water and
kind of allows it to cream a little bit.
Speaker 2: All right, Chef, I was great seeing you the other
day at the facility. Always a pleasure you're there at Tony's.
As you mentioned, what's your favorite thing to put Tony's own?
Speaker 9: I put some on everything, man. I My favorite thing
I don't, I don't. I can't really come up.
Speaker 7: MI.
Speaker 1: Mine's black eyed Peace. I love to put on black
eyed Peace.
Speaker 9: I mean red red beans and rice is a great one.
I mean, I can't think of anything that I've never
put Tony's on. You know, it's I carry I carry
a travel Tony's when I go fishing.
Speaker 6: Yeah all right, Chef stays keep on him.
Speaker 9: I'm trying to be cool here because I don't want
them to know how much I really like their product.
Speaker 1: Yeah, boy, for sure.
Speaker 6: I mean yeah, but it is right. I mean, like
even if I've just like white rice, right and you
just do you just add a little bit to it whatever,
yuh hashtag munchies. Chef, guess what, it's Jake's fortieth birthday today?
Speaker 1: How about it?
Speaker 9: Come on?
Speaker 1: Yeah, birthday, Thank you, thank you. I appreciate it. What
would you cook Jake for his fortieth birthday?
Speaker 9: Whatever you wanted, man, whatever he wanted. I come over
and you know, like cooks for the family.
Speaker 1: Come on, chef. Okay, if I if I.
Speaker 2: Say, are you offered give me the most protein packed
meal that you could give me?
Speaker 1: That's probably what I would enjoy. So if you were
like all the way just straight protein, yeah.
Speaker 9: Okay, well we can do that. No veggies. I mean
it just so a mixed grill of you know, like
shrimp and fish and steak. Hell yeah, although I know
you know, like you're not not into the fatty food.
But you know, if I'm cooking.
Speaker 1: We're gonna munchies. What do you use to wash your produce?
Speaker 9: Uh? So we use a uh it's a it's a
produce wash it. It's an anti microbial produce wash it.
You suck it in there for two minutes, pulled out,
let it, let it, let it sit for two minutes,
and then you and then you rinse it and it
washes all the microbes off and you can do your
You can find this stuff anywhere, Like there's there's ozonated
waters that can do that. There is peroxide cleaners that
can do that. I don't remember what the cut, what
the base is of our of our of our cleaner,
but I definitely if you're you know, if you're in
the if you're in the restaurant business, actually if you're
not even in the restaurant in business, it's just good
business to wash your produce because get in that you know,
chemicals or waxes or whatever off your produce. And and
and I mean if you don't know where your produce
came from, you know, like we get red alerts all
the time from salmonilla and cool you know, like yeah,
all the time. So it's just good business to wash
the produce man cold water, not warm water or hot water.
Speaker 2: Okay, is there a place like I know you can
go to maybe like a different farms and different things,
but like for someone that just has time to run
to the store, like is there one story? Like okay,
well you still need to watch your b I can
trust this place more than others.
Speaker 9: Not really jab you know, like if it's a if
it's an RTE what we call it, ready to eat food.
You know, the likelihood is most of it's all coming
from the same origin. You know, like there's there's places
in California that grow let us, there's places in Mexico
that grow let us, there's places in Arizona that grow
let us. And each time, at certain times of the year,
you may be getting let us from Mexico because the
growing season has already started, or you might be getting
it in Arizona next because the grows growing season starts there.
You know, like I have gone into my grocers and
told them that I don't want let us from these
particular areas, that I only want it from these particular areas,
and so it makes my life a little bit more difficult.
But the reality of it is is where the origin
of where it comes from. Almost everybody's stuff comes from
the same areas of the world, you know, lettuce and
tomatoes in particular. You know, like there's some variance to it.
But when it comes down to ready to eat food,
being careful is just a better option, you know. It's
it's like interest, right.
Speaker 1: Uh, chef last one for me.
Speaker 6: So we roasted a chicken in the oven last night,
and you know, I was watching the temperature. So the
actual meat itself came out great, juicy, perfect. Whatever I
can out, for the life of me figure out how
to crisp up the skin.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what's the key there?
Speaker 9: You know, Like, here's the thing is is that some
people like crisp after the cook. I like to put
it in super high before, okay, and and then and
then finish the cook at a slow and low That
way you kind of have an idea of what it's
going to look like brown, But you got to get
some oil on there, some butter on there, something of
that nature to to It's an accelerant, right, Like it's
it's it's going to promote the browning of the of
the skin. You got to put some brush, some kind
of oil on there. Not only that, I think sprinkling
it with some salt and letting it air dry a
little bit so that you're when you put the salt
on there, it's it's pulling the moisture out of the Yeah,
if there's still moisture in the skin, it's gonna steam
before it browns, right, So you need to get the
moisture out of skin, so patting it dry before you
do so. And if you're a if you're a if
you're a brown later on kind of guy, you're gonna
gonna cook that chick into underdone one hundred, say, one
hundred and forty five degrees and then for the last
few minutes of it turned it up to four hundred
and and and get it super intense deep. And what
that does It draws the moisture out super quick and
it's gonna brown a lot faster.
Speaker 6: There you go, Chef Michael Johnson answering all of your
culinary queries. Chef enjoy Tony C's and tell them we said,
what's up.
Speaker 1: We're all massive fans over here as well Anthony, Hello,
all right, take it easy.
Speaker 6: Chef Michael Johnson. You know him, you love him, so
do we. Let's go chef when we get back here
on OTV. More of this, more birthday celebrating, and.
Speaker 5: Keep a lot this off the bench.
Speaker 6: Go to Ralses, guys, I'll be at Rouse's tomorrow eleven
to one if you want to come hang out with me,
giving away some gift cards and whatnot. But look, if
you want to get ready for this weekend series, go
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Speaker 1: Some sausage, eat the hogs.
Speaker 5: Rolse's welcome in to the best morning sports this show
around off the bench with Esther and Ta Bob.
Speaker 1: I will not welcome back. I will not be going
to Georgia. I used to love it, not anymore.
Speaker 4: Boycott okay, okay, I can.
Speaker 7: Is one of the things when you're when your girl
tells you that like we hate a guy, like we
hate a girl.
Speaker 4: We just hate you.
Speaker 1: Don't need my homies?
Speaker 7: What's the what's the thing that t Bop says? He
won't follow you down that path? It's like when you
show up in.
Speaker 6: Your yeah yeah, it's uh yeah, yeah, where we go?
Speaker 1: What do we do? What about now? Though? Are you
following me down this one? Uh what? George Georges Yeah yeah,
information like a pipe bomb or something and doesn't go
that far. Let's just let's just don't go there. They
hate children.
Speaker 6: Well here, okay to easy transition out of here. That's
gonna make you happy here. It is the reason for
the season.
Speaker 4: Where are we at in society today?
Speaker 9: Come after me.
Speaker 1: I'm a man, I'm forty, I'm not I'm not a kid.
Speaker 6: Write something about me or our coaches, right, about a
kid that does everything right, that heart's broken, and then
say that the coaches said he was scared.
Speaker 4: That ain't true.
Speaker 10: That George's Yeah, it gets even it gets even better,
like that did like that that rant, It just gets even.
Speaker 1: Better as he just kept going.
Speaker 3: He pulls out there, he pulls out the paper and
he's reading it. He's reading the article for him.
Speaker 1: So I would say this, it's he does look young there,
and it's for two reasons, because he's gotten older now,
but it's also because we're his age. No, I know
which I told you? Like that?
Speaker 6: Does that not make us feel a bit better. That's
a long time ago, and he was forty and he's
still kicking, still kicking it, still kicking an ass. So
seventeen years ago. The funny part about that, Cliff is
eighteen years apparently the player, like I felt that was
a little performative. Yeah, there was, Yeah, there were some
dramas of ball, like he really didn't have his back,
he really didn't like they did not have a good.
Speaker 3: Relationships always have to be like, it's actually not you, like,
just leave me. I feel like every time a player
always comes out like years later he's.
Speaker 6: Like, I'll tell you why, because head coaches are full
of of a.
Speaker 1: Craps. It's it's fine, but it's like, I mean.
Speaker 4: Speaking of head coaches, did y'all talk about our new
football commissioner?
Speaker 1: Oh, Nick Saben or President Trump?
Speaker 4: Nick Saben Trump named Nix.
Speaker 1: He's the head of the commission. Oh, I didn't know that.
Speaker 4: Okay, Yeah, he's literally the.
Speaker 6: College I haven't prepped for snaps yet, but President Trump
made what a presidential commission.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's gonna be co chaired by Nick Saban and
then a what is it, a prominent businessman.
Speaker 3: But this is to the title is co chair of
the Presidential Commission on College So this is to figure.
Speaker 4: Out what they're going to fix college football.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and as Tommy Tupperville said, save the soul of
America by doing so. Again, I agree that, like changes
need to be made, and I and in some ways
I really like Nick Saban in the job, but he's
kind of a bad messenger because this whole thing is
go back to evening the playing field again, they.
Speaker 7: Named him, that's I think that's why they named him that,
Like they agree with that, like they want him to
get in there.
Speaker 6: And what I'm saying, though, is what even playing fields
we talked about yesterday, what even plainingfields save been talking about.
Speaker 1: That's true, Bowling Green.
Speaker 6: Was not did not have the same amount of resources
in Alabama just because both teams weren't paying the players.
Speaker 1: Like what are we talking about? Kentucky football doesn't have
you know, there's like the same facilities.
Speaker 6: It's just it's crazy. The playing field was never even.
It's just now the labor's being paid now again it's
too much. I get it, Like the unlimited chances all that.
I'm fine with that, but I think Saban's a bad messenger.
Speaker 4: Well I just I don't really care about any of that.
Speaker 7: I just think it's funny that now Saban is technically
the commissioner of college football, of the commission, but wasn't
there like a lot of jokes.
Speaker 1: About making the bizarre.
Speaker 4: Of college football.
Speaker 6: I mean, this is their best chance, with the President's
wait behind them, the NA that is to potentially get
the anti trust exemption. And if they get that, then
they can actually make rules again that won't be obliterated
in court.
Speaker 7: So yeah, because we're they're still waiting to hear about
some stuff, right, what is it?
Speaker 4: What's the thing they're waiting on.
Speaker 6: Well, that that anti trust, the anti trust House settlement,
the House settlement.
Speaker 4: Is that is that, that's where the revenue sharing.
Speaker 1: That's all that stuff. But like, who knows, this could
throw all of that.
Speaker 7: This actually starts. I mean, so apparently Trump gave a
mismspeech at Alabama and that's when they talked, and then
they announced that they're going to do this.
Speaker 4: But I mean they've announced. I don't think it's technically.
Speaker 6: Like, yeah, I don't know when I just saw the
Dollinger tweet. I've not read the article yet.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna read it.
Speaker 7: It was like I think the Wall Street Journal in
New York Times and the Athletic. Three guys from each place.
They work together to get the information. So you can
probably find it.
Speaker 4: On any of the.
Speaker 1: Checking it on snap, checking on Lusia Sports, and checking
it on serious off campus before they.
Speaker 4: Go to a website and it's there to.
Speaker 2: One of those first two places that T Bob said,
we'll talk about Cam rising in his seventeen years of
football being over on.
Speaker 1: Off campus, probably can medically retired.
Speaker 4: He did, speaking of all campus. The guy I was
talking to Missy State, the guy who works under Sellmon. Yeah,
something came up and he was like, oh, I really
enjoy hysterious show.
Speaker 1: Oh nice, I know, what about the funny show? What
a take us too long to get there? This one?
I thought you, I still think it snaps.
Speaker 4: What about the funny You know he's got to keep
throwing against.
Speaker 1: The wall, you know, exactly, see Taylor, That's how it's done.
Take notes, Take notes to my young apprentice.
Speaker 4: I feel like laugh so far he did laugh of
the day.
Speaker 1: He got laugh at the day.
Speaker 6: But he's made like three or four painfully unfunny jokes
which you made me walk.
Speaker 1: I don't know what you said, but I was walking.
Speaker 2: To go use the restroom earlier and you said something
and T Boble goes that was a complete miss Oh.
Speaker 6: We were just joking because I wish I was like
Levatard and I had a penalty.
Speaker 1: Box that I could say to.
Speaker 3: You said something about or he said moves. Do you
have Jay Johnson's number? And you said, if anybody in
this building has Jay Johnson's number, like, and I was like,
Mossa probably has a snapchat and then like.
Speaker 6: T BO, terrible joke, and you just did it again.
We're all dumber for having heard that. Once again, it.
Speaker 1: Doesn't it was really a joke. It was patron him
holding him to a high standard.
Speaker 4: Do you know how often I patronize you all the time?
Speaker 1: Sad?
Speaker 6: But again, if this is my burden to bear, so
be it. My shoulders are broad enough. I can do it.
Speaker 2: I was about to say, above, Andy Lee, you got
workouts in it booth.
Speaker 1: I know all about the home. Is that elite Jim
is awesome?
Speaker 4: You were you just lifting or were you like working
with a trainer?
Speaker 6: No, I was just I was just I do a
lot of If I'm like working out loone, I'll do
like some rehab to peloton stuff.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I did a little rec I got some dry kneeling
on the shoulder. I had to do the shameful thing though,
where I went in there and admid to the physical therapist.
Speaker 1: I've not done any of the physical theory.
Speaker 4: Does anybody actually do their physical theory?
Speaker 6: I need to because it's literally like I'm getting worse
by the day, like I have to are you I
guess people don't want to hear about, like are you
doing band work or light band work? Is all I
need to be doing, and I'm still not doing it. Yead,
that's it all right. When we get back, ask the
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Speaker 5: Welcome back to more sports talk. What's some other stuff
mixed in off the bench with Hester and t Bob.
Speaker 1: What's heading y'all?
Speaker 6: Welcome back to OTB wrap it up the show on
Jake's fortieth birthday today?
Speaker 1: Oh who was it?
Speaker 7: Uh?
Speaker 1: Somebody in the chat? Let me find it.
Speaker 4: It's your favorite thing about being forty?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's your moving forty because is getting there pretty
student that I get to say it's my mic gun
to year. That's been my favorite very young.
Speaker 7: I always, you know what, I appreciate that you're like
getting that upfront, because I never think to whenever there's
like certain year is.
Speaker 4: Like you're Jordan here or whatever.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I never think about it until it's like that
year is over, and then I wasted the whole year
not being able to say it.
Speaker 1: For Yeah, t Bom did a great job. Leaned into
the Jesus here. My next one is the Yeah. Now,
forty one and forty two, those are tough numbers. Nobody
really popped aka I'm a Kamara.
Speaker 2: Forty one Yeah, Jackie Robinson, Yeah, forty two Jackie Robinson's fine,
we got friends. Forty three There sprolls, no doubt about it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, anybody can wear forty three and make it look cool.
You've done something.
Speaker 6: Uh so, Corey Salter said, Happy birthday, Hester from forty
three years young today.
Speaker 1: Have a birthday to you as well.
Speaker 6: Courty, you have a distinct advandage over Jake, and that,
as we learned yesterday, you are qualified to run for console.
Speaker 1: That's true, Jacob.
Speaker 6: To run for console in ancient Rome, you have to
be forty two. Because I didn't want to know young
brain rotted idiots running around.
Speaker 4: How old do you have to be to run for residents?
Speaker 1: The short and form tablets are going to ruin the US?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Thirty five?
Speaker 1: Oh wow, that pretty sure. That feels very I'm pretty
sure that running I mean, well, I don't know, I
don't know. I mean maybe a little younger. We've had
like fell thirty might be pushing it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, still growing up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, thirty five might be pushing it. Thirty five.
Speaker 6: Uh look at that.
Speaker 4: Ask the bitch the top of your head.
Speaker 6: I need T Bob's take on Disney Abu Dhabi. I've
not seen the full thing yet, but I think Disney's
opening up a whole new theme park in a Yeah,
that's kind of.
Speaker 3: My No, they are obviously in some videos it looks
so so I didn't know.
Speaker 6: This, So I just learned this about that the other day.
So that is a state or country that is really
just like a few uber rich families ruling everything.
Speaker 4: Yes, that tracks and his bead music. This feels very
afar to me.
Speaker 6: A f R.
Speaker 4: What is this for?
Speaker 6: Should raccoons be allowed to smoke meth if they choose
to do so? So this comes from a viral video.
Speaker 4: Where if any animal was going to do it.
Speaker 6: But this comes from a viral video where an old
woman is being arrested and you see the cops body
cam and he looks into the car and there's a
raccoon with a meth pipe in its hands looking up
at him.
Speaker 1: No, I got caught on trash pandas.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean, are raccoons kind of clean though, even
though they look I think they're a little.
Speaker 4: So I uh.
Speaker 7: By the last off that I have, we kept her
food outside and she would eat, and like we had
start bringing it in because the raccoons would come and
they would like with there.
Speaker 4: They would take a.
Speaker 7: Piece of food, they would dip it in her water,
and then they would eat it like that seems pretty smart.
Speaker 1: It was pretty smart.
Speaker 6: D I love I mean, one of one of life's
cutest pleasures or animals with tactile hands.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you two are freezing over you don't, I know
you don't. Oh, I usually wear hoodies in August.
Speaker 7: Here's this funny thing that's going around, and it has
been for a while, but it kind of resurface. Is
a picture of a panda and he's breaking bamboo and
he makes his face and it's like and apparently it's
not hard for a panda to break bamboo, but they've
never been around pandas in the wild, so every time
they saw a human break the bamboo for them, and
so then the pantas started doing that with its, isn't it?
Speaker 4: Animals are cool?
Speaker 1: Hey, guys, you know what else is cool?
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Speaker 2: Try to look up other people with May eighth birthdays.
Enrique and Glacias. Oh yeah, Hero turned fifty.
Speaker 1: Glacius is fifty. Yeah, somebody else that looks good for
their age.
Speaker 4: We've got to see him in a long time.
Speaker 1: So now that's actually true.
Speaker 2: Sure he just like literally like goes and does tours
wherever he wants and.
Speaker 1: Just has probably big in Latin America. Yeah obviously, Yeah,
for sure, Like like is.
Speaker 6: It uh Drake from Drake and Josh Big and Latin America?
Speaker 1: Yeah, he does, like what a ton of albums?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, sorry.
Speaker 1: I just Drake and Josh Harry Big.
Speaker 6: He's a musical superstar in Latin America Bell Yeah yeah.
Speaker 1: Bell seen this too.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Harry Truman, thirty third President of the United States. Okay,
none of the biggest Truman God, but.
Speaker 4: That's Blue Singer. That's a good one.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Oh hell yeah. Don Rickles was funny.
Speaker 4: He was funny.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I don't really see many others. It's a short list.
Speaker 7: Mine. I think I have Aliyah r Ip, I have
Kate Moss she has okay, yeah, yeah, and maybe like
someone that I can't remember. Uh, Drew Brees is the
day before me. Martin Luther King the day before me.
Speaker 6: Oh wow, look at this dude. I've never googled him before. Uh,
Joe Pesci and Michael B. Jordan's Joe. Yeah, I mean
do I put tom Oh? Charlie Day from All I
Love Charlie forty nine years old, aged well Ell Taylor's
got our terrorists, Taylor.
Speaker 1: Harry Connick Junior, Ludacrous, Logie Henson.
Speaker 4: What okay Connic junor l All right, guys, you have
to really have a bad day that day.
Speaker 1: Hey, you moves. Thank you Taylor, Thank you. Jake the
Birthda of eighteen going on.
Speaker 6: Forty on fullback whatever, bur they We'll see you guys
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Speaker 1: I kind of like that music.
Speaker 6: You kind of like that music at the end there
it felt like a very like fun way to head
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