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Speaker 6: Nope, dear Delandra.
Speaker 7: Sorry, I'm trying to get all the songs up.
Speaker 6: All right, it's all good here. Let the people hear
the sweet excited voices of two angels here.
Speaker 5: They are Deldre.
Speaker 7: So good it gets me every time.
Speaker 2: Okay, So we have four questions today and the first
one is.
Speaker 5: Al right.
Speaker 7: Sorry, I'm trying to get this first question, Dear Delandra.
Speaker 2: I was talking to someone about how I go see
movies or go to lunch by myself, and they said
that was sad. I feel like enjoying your own company
is a good thing.
Speaker 7: What are your thoughts? So I'm gonna give you.
Speaker 4: Webby.
Speaker 2: I think you should be happy about the fact that
you can do stuff by your like that. I love
going to the movies by myself. I actually prefer to
go to the movies by myself, and that just means that,
like you enjoy your own company and you don't need
to have somebody go with you.
Speaker 7: So I don't think it's sad.
Speaker 2: I actually think that's like a really good thing that
you can be like comfortable going out by yourself, like
I don't know. That feels very confident, very like I
don't care kind of thing. So no, it's not sad.
And also I feel like it's a good, like uh
self care kind of thing to go out and do
stuff by yourself. Like again, movies by myself is like
my favorite thing to do. I don't really go eat
by myself much. I've done it before, but I.
Speaker 4: Don't really do it much.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but I like.
Speaker 2: To be in my own company and you don't always
have to have somebody with you.
Speaker 6: It's totally w Yeah, I got no problem go in
the movie or eating by myself.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 6: When I used to go on the road covering LSUE
games for CST, like I was by myself all the
time because like a lot of times the team would
stay like an hour away and I would just stay
wherever we were I've went to the movies almost every
Friday night. I used to love going into a restaurant.
It's like how many out one one just me?
Speaker 5: Just me? Or do you go to the bar just
at the bar?
Speaker 7: Yeah, okay, So example, going on the road. I just went.
Speaker 2: A few weeks ago to New Orleans for UFC three
eighteen the for.
Speaker 7: A fire whatever.
Speaker 2: I went there by myself, and I stayed in a
hotel and I went to the hotel bar by myself,
and I was like drinking a glass of champagne by myself,
and I was like so relaxing and fun to me.
So I think it's completely fine. I don't think it's sad.
Maybe the other person that told you it's sad is
sad because why can't you go buy out, like go
out by yourself. I think you'd be kind of sad
if you were getting like super wasted.
Speaker 5: But like if you go to a restaurant and you
stood up at the bar like by yourself. Yeah, Now,
are you do you open yourself up to random conversation
with strangers?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 5: Do you like to be closed off? Because I'm usually
like and then I have no conversation.
Speaker 7: I would prefer no conversations.
Speaker 2: But there was a man that was sitting next to
me at the hotel bar that was very chatty.
Speaker 7: Yeah, And I was like, how do I sit it
out of this?
Speaker 2: I was like, yes, I'm not in this.
Speaker 5: Right, you can be n you can, but you gotta
be in and out of a conversation. You're going to
meet someone like a stranger.
Speaker 2: We can have like a two minute conversation and then
we can move on. But the man kept asking me.
Speaker 7: Questions and I was like, that's enough.
Speaker 2: But his friends came down after, and I was like,
this is my cue to go somewhere.
Speaker 5: That question if you go to a movie by yourself,
like who like during the previews, who are you gonna
turn to and whisper that looks good?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 5: That looks good?
Speaker 7: You just text somebody like.
Speaker 9: A stranger next to you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's like my favorite.
Speaker 6: However, I can like go. I also look, I can
take the whole family. I can think just the boys.
Harlow's not really ready for movie theater just yet. But
like me and Jackson, my oldist like we go see
movies all time.
Speaker 5: I love it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I can go.
Speaker 5: But I told you all this.
Speaker 6: I used to give movie reviews on Fox Sports Radio
from the Road, Like whatever I saw that Friday night,
I went on the Late Show and I'd give it
a review.
Speaker 5: I love it. Have you ever walked out of a movie? Oh?
Speaker 6: Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 7: No, I don't think I've ever walked out of a movie.
I did. So we went to go see.
Speaker 2: One of the Annabelle movies and I went with my cousin,
and my cousin kept telling me how like her mom
walked out of the movie because she was so scared
of it, And the entire time we were watching the movie,
We're like, when did your mom walk out of this?
Speaker 7: Like it was not scary at all.
Speaker 6: Uh, SpongeBob Sponge out of Water was one.
Speaker 7: That you walked out of?
Speaker 10: That one?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I walked out of that one.
Speaker 6: I was like, all right, man, I don't really know
what's going on, Like what what do we got?
Speaker 5: What's going on here?
Speaker 6: Because I wasn't I wasn't a SpongeBob watcher, but my
older boys were.
Speaker 5: Is it I just say that I don't know say
that I walked out. I can't remember what the movie was.
I know it's not a great story, but I've walked
out once.
Speaker 4: It's a terrible story. Awful story, Delandre.
Speaker 7: We do this. Next one is.
Speaker 2: A parent, Like, so I'm not a parent, but I
was a teenager once, so we can do this one.
This is teenage dirt bag. This is for you, Uh,
dear Delandra. Is it possible to monitor check on a
teen's phone usage without them going full sneak and hiding
the dumbass teenagery.
Speaker 7: Ish they do?
Speaker 2: Well? You could definitely monitor the phones, but they are
always gonna find ways to like sneak around and like
work around it. And like from experience, I'll say this,
and this was just me growing up. I don't know
if this was everybody, but like if my parents told
me I couldn't do something, it made me want to
do it even more. So maybe just have like open
lines of communication with your kids and like talk about
all the things and let them know that they have
I don't know, I'm not a parent, but like I'm
just like from experience as a kid, I think just
like an open line of communication. You don't even have
to be like the cool parent, but like just be like, hey,
I know you're a teenager and I know things are
gonna happen this is a safe space kind of thing,
but also like I'm gonna discipline you.
Speaker 7: But I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I had very strict parents growing up, and it just
made me want to rebel. That's what I'll But y'all
are parents? Do y'all have input on this? You have
a teenager?
Speaker 5: Hmm?
Speaker 6: So phones are scary. I heard y'all talking about that
the Wednesday when I left. Yeah, they are. You gotta
trust your your children as well. You got to hope
that you've done the right things to lead them to that.
Social media scares you a little bit going. I mean,
you know what I mean, Like going going through their
phone is it's a slippery slope because you, like you
want to give them that trust, like you want to
make sure. I mean if I if I went through
their phone, it wouldn't be like their messages with their friends.
Speaker 4: Like I think that's to me, that's just stept too
far away.
Speaker 6: Like social media like, hey, like, let me see that
popular page is looking like, let me make sure you're
looking at the algorithm.
Speaker 4: Yeah, let me see, make sure you're looking at the
things you need to be looking at.
Speaker 5: Who are we following? I think I think absolutely you
got children under like, you should be able to monitor it.
You can always see who they're following. I guess if
you you ca iteah right like which I think that's fine,
but like snapchatapchat, let me.
Speaker 4: Just personal messages with their friends sketchy. Yeah, yes, I
know nothing about snapchey.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but that's how a lot of the children's that's
a lot of the youth, but that's how they communicate
a lot too.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they do.
Speaker 2: Also, I I don't know too much about this, but
I have heard that, like, uh, that Life three sixty thing.
Speaker 7: So there's workarounds around it.
Speaker 2: So if you have Life three sixty on your kids,
they can leave like their Apple watch or their iPad
or something at home and then like sneak out and
you would still think that they were at home.
Speaker 5: That is so. I do have some parent friends that
have already have a heart, like they have a hard
line with Live three sixty. If yeah, their children ever
turn it off, if they ever catch it with it
being off, or they catch it, they lose their phone
for like the rest of their life pretty much day.
It's like a hard it's a hard it's a hard line.
Speaker 6: So what's the difference between that app and like a
find my iPhone. I have no idea.
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I think there's just a little bit probably not a
whole lot, but I think there's a little bit more detail,
Like that's a little bit more robust situation.
Speaker 7: So I actually think you can do a lot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think that, Like if you have Live three
sixty and you're driving, it can tell you like the
speed that you're going.
Speaker 6: Yeah, definitely need to get that when whenever the license
happy a couple of months.
Speaker 5: I would certainly suggest it. And yeah, my children will
have it when they get their first phone at forty five.
Speaker 6: The fact that you think you're gonna make it until
Huck's driving isous.
Speaker 5: I can't unless everybody else is on board.
Speaker 6: His friends are not going to be on board. But
just now we have Okay, bet, let's revisit this from now.
Speaker 5: Look I'm not I'm not ignorant of the fact that
it will.
Speaker 6: But the odds mine were the last of their friend group.
All all three that have phones were the last of
their friend group to get them, but.
Speaker 4: All their friends had them like three years before they did.
Speaker 5: The odds are stacked. I get it, But we're gonna
try we're gonna, we're gonna give it the old college try.
I can appreciate that we're gonna as long as we can. Yeah,
give them that little whatever that watch is.
Speaker 7: I have one more that's like just a silly fun one.
Speaker 5: Absolutely.
Speaker 2: Okay, So this is the song Man in the Box
Alison Chains.
Speaker 7: Because.
Speaker 2: Dear Landra, my kids' school is having an adult back
to school dance and it's nineties themed. I have a
sublime T shirt, baggy jeans, bands, flannel, metal bond, necklace, chain,
missing anything.
Speaker 7: I think they're good to go.
Speaker 2: You got the oh, he's got the bands bands, Doc Martin's.
Speaker 7: That works.
Speaker 2: The baggy jeans are my fave. I got some baggy
jeans on today. Uh so yeah, I think you're good
to go. Go rock out to some Alison Chains.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 2: This is a good album, but this is not the
best song on this album. It's a good song, it's
a great song, but there's a better one and it
doesn't get enough attention.
Speaker 7: Sounds so weird clean?
Speaker 5: Was it? Late nineties was more of the shift towards Abercrombie? Right?
What late nineties? Late yeah? Yeah? Yeah, so like our
middle school years is when.
Speaker 4: Ninety eight ninety nine was big like shift into.
Speaker 5: I mean, I guess I would consider that more early
two thousands.
Speaker 6: I think grunge kind of ended a little bit and
like that kind of picked up.
Speaker 5: YEAHO did do y'all know what band is credited for
killing like the grunge movement, No tell me everything? Hanson?
What Hanson is credited doom Bop? Yeah, for ending kind
of like the great music that grunge gave us, the
great bands that are timeless and yeah, I just it
kind of. So they say that Hanson kind of kicked
off this like era towards the poppy Yeah, the poppy world.
They kind of killed the popularization of the good stuff.
Speaker 2: So William Anthony and the by U four chat said, well,
laundro which one do you think it is?
Speaker 9: Rooster?
Speaker 2: Rooster is on dirt. This is Facelift. The best song
on Facelift is it ain't like that? It goes so hard? Yeah, okay, hold.
Speaker 7: On, it goes so hard. I showed somebody it the
other day and they.
Speaker 2: Had to hit the rewind like the restart, like it
went so hard.
Speaker 7: It blew their mind. They're like, sit down, Yeah, you
gotta just take a.
Speaker 5: Second, all right, Alvo and the chat said, when my
kid asked for asked me for a phone, I must say,
now Matt Flinn's kids.
Speaker 7: In that one, that's a good excuse.
Speaker 5: Let's start the movement people.
Speaker 6: I'm no, I'm currently seeing if Hanson was truly the
one that killed grune music. While y'all are listen to.
Speaker 5: This, I'm sure everyone's got a different opinion, but that's
that's what I read.
Speaker 8: Like, come on, bro, come on, bro, it was so hard,
He's awesome chain save stuff for the rest of us.
Speaker 6: So a quick u AI, sir. It says Hansen didn't
kill grunge music, though umbab Driving in ninety seven was
about as far from smells like teen Spirit as you
could get. Grunge's fade was more of a slow cultural
shift than a single assassin. Yeah, like it says the
real grunge killers.
Speaker 4: It says there's four things. Kurt Cobaine passing.
Speaker 5: Away was one.
Speaker 6: Over exposure was to shift, and music taste was three
and Seattle scene evolution was four.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well, I just think that.
Speaker 2: Like also, Nirvana was like at the time the grunge band,
right like every they're like the mainstream grunge band.
Speaker 7: Everybody loved Nirvana. Smells like teen Spirit blew everybody's mind.
But from like.
Speaker 2: Bleach their first album, to never Mind to in Utero,
they just got like more and more. I guess I
would say they got less grunge each album, and I
feel like that really like shifted it too, because like
Bleach is super grunge, never Mind is like pretty grunge,
but you can tell they got a producer and that
like they produced it highly, and then in Utero is
just like full mainstream.
Speaker 5: I think smells like ting Spirit is also well yeah
us like on the Handsome Thing, but like spells like
Thing Spirit kind of was nail on the coffin on
like hairbands too badies yea, I would think. So you
never mentioned Pearl Jam. You love Pearl Jam.
Speaker 7: They're not in my top four for what grunge bands.
Speaker 5: Well that's I'm lessening.
Speaker 2: Sorry, I'm not like I like them just fine, but
they're not my favorite.
Speaker 6: I like them just fine, okay. I like telling somebody
you look fine fine.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Animal is a good song.
Speaker 5: Yeah, nice personality.
Speaker 6: I like I like their their last kiss, Yeah you're
so okay?
Speaker 5: All right? Cool?
Speaker 6: Didn't it's nobody said anything bad about him.
Speaker 5: Uh yeah, the Scona loves pearl Jam too. He does
loves pearl Jam for sure.
Speaker 6: All right, that's what they're great.
Speaker 5: I'm just saying he does love That's that's the Band
of Pearl Tain was not massively overrated. They've got a
great documentary.
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Speaker 1: From Flayers to Legends, Hester and Flynn breakdown LSU football
like only champions can.
Speaker 4: All right, welcome back an o t B one of
four or five ESPN Baton Rouge.
Speaker 5: This is, of course not Hollo Oats. We decided we
came to the end of the road as far as
like the Tier one bangers hollow Oats. But we switched
over to fluood back for the next couple of segs,
and I did want to talk. We did here and
I learned this a lot when we had our dinner
at SEC Media Days with your the serious crew. Give
me the name of the producer, and skag was talking
about how ultimately talented Darryl Hall from Holland Oates was
and how his peers during the time all thought that
he was one of, if not the greatest, most talented
singers in their generation of all time. And I think
in the early nineties they did that huge like the
Michael Jackson We Are the World was a music video.
I believe you have music video where all the top
singers and musicians they got together and did this thing
with Michael Jackson for We All the World, and I
think the consensus out of that thing everyone was like,
holy hell, yeah, Daryl Hall is an amazing talented person,
so shout out to him. One of the greatest seasons.
Even John Oates, who he's feuds with during their feuds,
said that Daryl Hall is one of the greatest singers
we've ever had.
Speaker 2: I mean, if you just listen to I can't go
for that and like the background and the harmonies in
it so good.
Speaker 7: I agree, he's pretty good.
Speaker 2: But I do find it really funny that Tony Skaggs
is like Darryl Hall.
Speaker 6: And John Oates everything everything that's awesome.
Speaker 5: It likeas I did not know this because the concert
we were watching at the that was playing at the
at the Mexican restaurant we were at. It's like cool
like new age, like h swanky vibe to this Mexican restaurant.
Speaker 6: Which is superior, but like like uh, superior vibe but
like more hip yeah, but.
Speaker 5: More like a hipster. Yeah. But it was cool. But
it was like, you know, the eighties were a weird
time for fashion, and so they were kind of dressed
a little different. So I couldn't like tell who the
like because you couldn't really hear it, but I couldn't
really tell who the concert was, what concert it was. Yeah,
I was like, man, I just I can't place these people.
I can't place it. It's dressed a little different, the
scenery is weird, and I was like, who do you
all know who this this concert is?
Speaker 2: Hell?
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's when we had.
Speaker 2: Yet you have you all seen the one of them?
It's a live maybe it's this one. It's a live one.
And he has like a fur coat and like ski
glasses on and he's singing rich Girl and he looks
so cool.
Speaker 7: Like if you've never seen it, look it up. It's
so good.
Speaker 5: Hold the Mayo talks about another incredible voice. Nobody mentioned
David Ruffin. I believe David h he had a brother
as well in Motown. But David was the singer for
My Girl the Temptations, right, is that right?
Speaker 2: So?
Speaker 5: I remember this from the movie that made made for
TV movie. It wasn't part of the like original the
og Temptations, but he was brought in an ultra talented guy,
but David Uffin liked him some.
Speaker 9: David Ruffin, That's actually a really good movie though it TV.
That's That's a good movie.
Speaker 5: It is a great movie. Expertly act as well. The
guy that played David Ruffin in that movie was the
guy that played the lead in Cool Runnings. It was
The Drive. The other great Rings is a great movie.
It was The Temptations. You love that movie.
Speaker 4: I mean, gosh, I think I need to go back
and watch it.
Speaker 5: Just great movie.
Speaker 7: The made for TV Michael Jackson one is good to one.
Speaker 5: I used to listen.
Speaker 6: There's a TV Elvis one with Jonathan Reese Myers. Is
Elvis is really good?
Speaker 8: Really?
Speaker 7: Did you watch the Austin Butler one?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 7: Did you like it?
Speaker 5: I did? Which one is different?
Speaker 2: The Elvis, the newer Elvis that came out two years ago.
Speaker 7: Best musical biopick? Do you say biopicker, biopic.
Speaker 9: Biopic?
Speaker 5: I'm a redneck. I say biopick either way.
Speaker 7: The best one is Walk the Line.
Speaker 9: That's the best line, really really good, really great one.
Speaker 11: Ray's good with Ray Charles, Timmy Fox plays and that's
another really good one.
Speaker 5: No doubt we saw that as a team.
Speaker 11: I think I like Great Balls of Fire. But you
can't see it anywhere anymore.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, we did.
Speaker 11: It's something about like the musical rights, like Jerry le
Lewis's family owns it.
Speaker 9: They won't release it to any companies.
Speaker 11: You really can't find it because I tried to give
Victoria to watch it like a want to.
Speaker 9: Go, couldn't find anywhere.
Speaker 4: Bohemian Rhapsody's pretty good.
Speaker 7: I didn't like it.
Speaker 5: Nobody's perfect.
Speaker 6: I think Walked the Last Temptations is the best student
of Temptations.
Speaker 5: It is chat let us know what you think. Takes
five hours to get through it if you catch it
on TV.
Speaker 7: I think we haven't talked enough football.
Speaker 5: Who said that?
Speaker 2: Alex Junior twenty eight Football Talk ten minutes adds one
hour music talk to two hours.
Speaker 5: Oh, I mean it's not necessarily saying he wants more.
Speaker 11: I think that's like, yeah, to your point, he could
be breaking down the celebrating.
Speaker 7: I think we talked a lot of football.
Speaker 6: Alex Junior, twenty eight, My guy, we broke down in
full detail the first preseason game for the News.
Speaker 5: Let me tell you, it's hard, riveting. It's hard preseason. Like,
let's be honest, we watch preseason games because we're just
so thirsty for football. It's been such a long drought
a football. This life is no good. It's not a
great life. So we will watch crap football, which is
what preseason is. It's terrible football, and we will watch
it and we'll overanalyze it and we'll say this or that, Oh,
this guy thinks this guy's awesome. Blah blah blah. It's
crap football. But you know what, it's fine.
Speaker 6: It's day one install on offense versus day one install
on defense.
Speaker 5: You're gonna get quarters.
Speaker 6: Oh, you're gonna get maybe like a nickel off the edge,
like as far as a bledz. Now, there's things we
can learn for sure about it, and like to see
how a quarterback goes out there and leads the troops.
For sure.
Speaker 5: My hope.
Speaker 6: Look, I honestly hope that the Chargers in Saints treat
this preseason game differently, and it's not just day one install.
Speaker 5: You know, treated it differently. Jamar Chase last night I did.
Speaker 11: Joey b was in nine for ten. Yeah, two touchdowns,
like not a bad day at the office.
Speaker 5: I mean, can anybody turn a hitch route into a
touchdown like Jamar Chase can not? Nobody in the NFL?
What are we doing and it's just one moving got
It's like it's not That's how you know somebody special
when they do something that's really hard and they make
it look easy. Like you watch that, they're like, well
that had how'd that guy missed the tackle? He's an
NFL cornerback? How do you miss it? Like it was
just caught it and he turned around. It's subtleties, it's explosion.
It's speed. It's like getting to full speed on the
first or second step. It's like, yeah, that cornerback missed them.
But every cornerback does. Every corner like I've never seen
a guy that can take small routes and turn them
into explosive plays like Jamar Chase can now you see
it from other receivers, great receivers, but as consistently it's
like weekly for that guy, first preseason game when uh,
one of the top receivers in top quarter backs in
the NFL, they're playing their tail off. It's pretty cool.
He could literally just.
Speaker 11: Run like go routes and then stop and run a
hitch like that's he could do that and be a
top ten receiver.
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Speaker 11: So two spots for me, don't care which game, whichever,
the Penn State whiteout game is always wanted to do that.
I want to go to Blacksburg at night. Here, okay man,
they're all jumping up and down one of those two spots.
Speaker 5: All right, I've always wanted to do white out.
Speaker 6: Well, it's hard to get there, so you'd need all
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Speaker 5: I would like to watch jump around at Wisconsin, but
I think the I mean they go to chalk answer
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Speaker 7: I know you get to do it, that would be mine.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, I guess I'll go again. I will say that,
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Speaker 6: Baltimore, I would say, personally, wait till it's in Philly again.
I've done it multiple times. I think Philly does it
better than anybody else. I think that game needs to
kind of just stay in Philadelphia. But you're not going
to go to a bad one. So yes, y'all, hmm,
can we get the show up there this year? I
think I think we could.
Speaker 4: Could I do both shows?
Speaker 5: The timing of that, yeah, you could do.
Speaker 4: Okay, sure, OTV on the road we have to Baltimore.
It's like, it is incredible. That's a great answer. It
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Speaker 5: It is.
Speaker 6: It is something that's not like any other football game
that you'll go to. So yeah, now that y'all took
that answer, I mean anything I get is going to give,
you know, be bad. But I would go to.
Speaker 4: Clemson at South Carolina. Yeah.
Speaker 6: I think those two schools really hate each other. They
hate each other as much as any non conference teams
can possibly hate each other.
Speaker 5: Being in the same state.
Speaker 4: South Carolina went to Clemson last year and one I
think it's.
Speaker 6: Going to be Willie b is going to be at
an eleven for that game, So I think i'd go
to that.
Speaker 11: One of the more underrated rivalries in college football. You
don't you don't hear about it a lot, but every ye.
Speaker 6: Hate each other. Like when I have one of those,
like one from you know, somebody that covers this school.
Somebody played at that school on off campus. No matter
what we're talking about, they find their way back to
that school to talk trash about that school.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, the game. They should potentially have two top
Heisman candidates. I mean they are, yeah, I mean as
of right now. But as we said that, when when
l s U faces off of South Carolina, if Lenora
Sellers is still in that Heisman race, that means South
Carolina is having a good season at that point. So yeah,
that's a good one. I like that one. I mean,
there's so many different rivalries you could think of.
Speaker 11: I'd like to go to an Iron Bowl just to
sit in the crowd and listen to the Alabama And I.
Speaker 6: Don't know why I get the intrigue, but I've never
been intrigued by I don't know why.
Speaker 4: I just don't want to go to that.
Speaker 5: I don't know, like I get it.
Speaker 4: I totally get it though, because it's always gonna be
wild to want to.
Speaker 9: Talk about fan bases. They need each other though.
Speaker 6: For sure.
Speaker 9: I don't give a crap about the game. I just
want to go and see the.
Speaker 5: Fans that I get it. All answers are night games too,
like this is I mean, was this a Big ten
for me? In the sun like Wisconsin going to Wisconsin
game on a big game at night, like in the
snow and they're jumping around like throwing snow everywhere. That
would be really cool to see.
Speaker 6: I'm not going to a day game.
Speaker 5: I'm not going to have brunch. It's hard. It's hard
to pick big ten teams, big ten games venues because
they're even a rare night that's Beaver Stadium.
Speaker 4: Beaver Stadium at night for a white out is different
for sure.
Speaker 9: Oh so does it irritate anybody that does me?
Speaker 11: The Penn State doesn't wear all white during the white
out game, like the team doesn't.
Speaker 5: That's stupid.
Speaker 9: They didn't last year they wore white navy white.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that is dumb. I didn't even I hadn't even
put this together.
Speaker 9: That's that's stupid.
Speaker 5: Every time or just this past night. I don't know,
that's real dumb.
Speaker 9: They should just do it every time, all white.
Speaker 5: No, that's objectively dumb. I don't think Matt likes it.
Speaker 7: No, he just finds you should.
Speaker 11: It's just one of those things where like I'm turning
on the TV and they're like, idn't stay white up?
Speaker 9: And they run out in their navies. I'm like, what
the hell.
Speaker 5: Can we look there?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 5: Have they done that every time? It had been an accident.
I don't think it was an accident because I know,
like the uniform decision has to be made in some
time in advance. Was it a late decision to make
it a wide out game?
Speaker 4: Are you saying the equipment manager got it wrong?
Speaker 5: No, maybe they just planned the whiteout too late, like
they're playing on a Wednesday. But I don't think, like, I.
Speaker 4: Don't think that's the case. No, I don't think that happened.
Speaker 5: Well, somebody messed up on that one. That shouldn't have happened.
Speaker 7: That's just dumb, isn't the white out? Like for the
crowd though?
Speaker 4: Yeah, but like but everybody, I get what you're saying,
but the very traditional uniform. Yeah, look, I'm just don't
shoot the mess.
Speaker 5: But like they're a way Jersey, Like they're a way uniform.
Is all just wear that, It's okay. Yeah, they can
be traditionally part of the white out themselves. They're asking
the fans to do something. Step up and do it yourself.
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This is off the Bench with Hester and Flynn, Matt
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Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, all right, let's get to some of your
questions inside the BUYU Forward chat.
Speaker 5: I feel like a screen ager every now and then.
Speaker 6: You're card ager. Love it?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 5: Ask the bench?
Speaker 6: At what age would you start to let your kids
watch you play video games like Madden?
Speaker 5: Watch me any age?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 6: When I was, when I was in my twenties, I
mean the accident used to take a nap, like in
my arms. He'd fall asleep and I'd get the remote.
I play with a little Madden back in the day.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but like, maybe wait for a while before you
put the headsete on start cussing out little kids that
you're playing online. Yeah did you ever do that?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 6: Ask the bench, when's the next time LSU will have
a gold game like the Whiteout game at Penn State.
I don't I don't know. That they work. Well here,
I'm gonna be honest. Penn State is a thing, and
everybody looks forward to the thing anytime we've had like
a gold game or or any kind of color theme game. Yeah,
and it has full participation.
Speaker 4: I don't know how to make it a thing, like
if you're going to do it.
Speaker 5: And you can't force a thing to start either, like
you can force you can say it, but there's gonna.
Speaker 4: Be some You can try to make Fetch a thing,
but sometimes it doesn't work.
Speaker 5: The White I don't know how it started, but I
feel like it probably started organically. Do you think I
don't know. I don't either, but it became a thing somehow.
So you're right. You looked at me like you said
something funny. No, it's like nobody picked up on the fetch.
Speaker 7: No, I got it.
Speaker 9: That's one of my favorite movies.
Speaker 6: Okay, all right, I just like, yeah, my one seen
Mean Girl, Come on, I don't.
Speaker 5: I actually haven't seen it. Wait, really, I've seen like
parts of it, and I've like watched some of it
in pieces like it's on movie. Yeah, I've never like
set and white watched it from cover to cover.
Speaker 7: You're like somebody to butter your muffin.
Speaker 5: You love it like I'm not against it. I know
i'd love it. Maybe I'll watch it this week this weekend.
That's I'll do that instead of doing film study and
prepping for the show.
Speaker 6: Asked Ben, I'm late to the show playing catch up,
but we have in Mississippi. Turns out Tyler, Texas is
the weird one.
Speaker 7: And Rod Rocket San Antonio.
Speaker 5: I don't know. I don't. I don't know how far
the word the term jamboree when it pertains to high
school scrimmages. I don't know how how far those tentacles
spread out.
Speaker 9: Penn State Whiteout game two thousand and four.
Speaker 4: That's what Bilbo says in the chat.
Speaker 6: Google says the Penn State whiteout was a marketing initiative
in two thousand and four that included only the student
section but expanded to the rest of the stadium.
Speaker 5: Bilbo, Google my man, grow up. It's chat ChiPT brother,
grow up. I agree.
Speaker 6: Bilbo also LSU fans what happened to the Gold game
where people didn't all wear gold.
Speaker 5: And we don't want to wear gold jerseys. I know
Penn State for some reason doesn't wear white during the whiteout.
I definitely don't want to see a gold jersey.
Speaker 7: That doesn't bother me as much as it bothers y'all.
Speaker 5: What.
Speaker 9: It's just an easy it's an easy fit.
Speaker 6: Actually, it's a good contrast. I mean having the crowd
with their Navy jerseys on the field. It's a good scene.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's why they do the white out for the contrasts.
It's a good contrast. That's exactly why they do it. Smart, good,
good one, Alex.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, a sleeper this year.
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