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a child in a car. A message from Nitzin the ad council. Boys, on this best of the bus episode,

the sheriff himself, Peyton Manning invited us down to Saloon 16 in Knoxville for an all-timer. We got to talk about what it was like growing up of Manning, why he chose Tennessee over Ole Miss, and how Archie helped shape his view of the leadership. Payton also gave us some insight in his life after football, building Omaha Productions, and turning the Manning cast into a much-watch TV. And yes, if you are wondering, we get into the prank wars between him and his brother, Eli. Boy, this one's special. Tap in, enjoy the ride. Let's have a good day. And while you're here, subscribe on subscriber, resubscribe. One of our biggest guests we've ever had. No question about it. Maybe the biggest, although Dale Earnhardt, Jr. That was a big one. Yeah, that's a big one.

Love Jr. But Peyton Manning, welcome to Buston with the Bull. Hey, thank you all. Thank you all for having me. Appreciate that. I honored. Very honored. Just kick us off, brother. Walking in this room, like, honestly, it's a rhetorical question, but I'm going to ask it anyway, did you ever think that you would leave a legacy like this because like you come from a football family like you're growing up you have all the footage where you're playing in the backyard stuff that like when i'm young and i'm watching you get you and your brother get talked about and archie to where you see all the footage and you just know that little kid in you that loves the game so much and making such an impact that you've made on this game like do you ever just sit there and like try to take a moment to take it in i'm very grateful and honored for the teams and organizations

that i was a part of but i cherish my four years here at tennessee and no i mean, you have no idea that you're going to have this connection

and relationship with the university 30 years after I came here back in 1994.

But I love coming back.

I stayed four years in college.

Will, I think people here in Knoxville and Tennessee probably remember that

more than anything, more than a throw or a touchdown that I turned the NFL down for a year to

stay one more year in college, which spoke a lot about how much I love the university in the

whole school and the whole place in order to stay here. So it's fun to come back. I love coming back to games. And, yeah, this place, after I got drafted by the Colts, I was moving out of my college apartment, my mom came up and basically we moved all of my college stuff. Just put them into a, like a storage unit. And just, it's been sitting here for like 20 years and opened this kind of hotel bar and I said I got a bunch of my mom kind of things is junk it's in this storage unit yeah y'all can dig in there so they went and I said all this stuff is that's what my mom thought of this stuff it was all basically garbage but anyway it's fun to come back that's awesome with choosing Tennessee like your old man obviously went to Ole Miss. What was your recruiting process like way back in 94? Yeah, that was

hard. I mean, for years, Taylor, I thought Ole Miss was the only school that ever existed, right? I grew up

in New Orleans. Of course, you know, LSU was probably the top school in the state, but

Ole Miss were the games we went to on the

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