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Good afternoon and welcome everybody. Look at that.

The voice is cracking. I'm so excited. Live Asian Friday edition of the Jeff Cameron show. I sounded like an injured rooster.

The wee hours of the morning, but we are a go. We made it kids. We made it. It's live Asian Friday. Lucy Goosey.

Lucy Goosey. Once again, a little bit more button up early in the season as we have a lot of content for you. A lot of guys coming on the show today and all that good stuff.

So I'm excited. Welcome in, by the way. Of course, he lives here. We're actually at the time that you're watching this stumbling drunk in New Orleans face down near a ditch.

That's where we are right now that you're watching this. I don't think that's true. I don't think that's true.

But I am telling you that it's a possibility because we're in New Orleans as you're watching this right now. And well done. We're near a ditch.

Pick us up. Fellow knows. Pick us up. It got away from us early in New Orleans. Tom's never been.

I'm glad that my first trip to New Orleans is in my mid 30s. I'll be able to handle this better. So the ditch thing is just completely out of bounds.

Of course, I think we have work to do too. But I would say this. I went to New Orleans many times. I also went there for the rematch against Florida after the tie with my dad. And that was a lot of fun.

I remember the people wearing buttons that I can't repeat, but just brutal what it said about Florida. People just wore them readily like they didn't care.

And I remember the way that game played out with Florida State dominating. I remember being there obviously for the national championship victory over Virginia Tech. I remember being there for the Ohio State.

Man, a lot of a lot of trips to New Orleans. A lot of trips. I won't talk about the one. I won't talk about the one that should have never happened, which was the gift of a national title that I think you should have an asterisk next to it for Florida.

Frankly, but I will just tell you that I've been to New Orleans many times. All of them were either in my 20s or very early 30s. And so a little shaky.

I mean, nothing criminal. I didn't assault anybody and I was not assaulted. It's just that there's a feeling there's a buzz in the air in New Orleans.

There is the people are so jovial. The culture is rich. The food is delicious. The music is grand and diverse. And it sweeps you away as you walk around these streets.

And I believe New Orleans to be one of the great cities in America. So I like diversity. I like weird. I like different. I like. I want as much crazy as possible for my big cities within reason.

I don't need to be dangerous, but I do want places that offer something different than say, I don't know, I can name 35 big cities in America that I've been to that are all kind of similar. So, you know, New Orleans is unique. And the history of New Orleans is very, very unique. And those people have been through a lot.

So I like to go there and have a good time and celebrate and you're right now enjoying New Orleans with me at the time that our fun folks here are listening to the Jeff Cameron show, which is, which is great. We're having a good time.

Yeah, interesting. So you haven't been to New Orleans in nearly 20 years. Is that right?

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