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Late Kick Extra Thursday morning, February 25th, the Year of Our Lord, 2021. Jam packed, as always, got a lot of Q&A. As soon as I've started recording, my little space heater came on over here. You know what, Jordan? We're not even going to stop the recording. Let's just turn that off. All right, there we go. That's proof that even though we don't record this live live we certainly don't edit it and chop it up a

whole heck of a lot all right so we've got a wall-to-wall q&A that's the format every single episode

of late kick extra we do it tuesday morning thursday morning you can submit your questions make

them good because of your content's always better than mine joshpate 706 at gmail.com that's one way

follow me on twitter at late kick Josh. That's another way.

Several reasons to follow me on Twitter, actually. Also, to put it right here on the front end, I've gotten a ton of great submissions, got some really good ideas.

We have created from the dust, as if we plucked what of Adam's ribs out of his rib cage. We have created

Pate State University. This is not open for enrollment. It is purely hypothetical or theoretical

at this point. But I'm going to use a lot when I need to reference a random team in a random

scenario on our shows. I got tired of using Kent State, and so we're going to use Pate State. We need a mascot name.

We need a battle cry. I got some good ones so far, some very creative ones, ones I never would have thought of it a million years. Here's what I want you to do. Just picture them. Picture them on anywhere from a t-shirt to the side of a helmet. What's going to look good? What's going to sound good? what would you play for? We have to appeal to the masses here. We're looking to build a program after all, so keep those submissions coming in. All right, let's not waste a whole lot of time this morning. Let's dive right in. My apologies, by the way. I recorded the show the other day. I was so excited. I found an old microphone. I used to use when I was doing independent stuff down in Columbus,

and I thought to myself, you know, until I get my new, new microphone in,

let me use this one.

Producer Jordan was so excited when I told him, and we recorded the audio was great,

sound quality was great, except for one little flaw,

which turned out to be the reason I had forgotten that I stopped using that microphone.

It cut out quarter seconds every so often. Sounds like clips. It sounds like your internet's not working. And then you realize, wait a second, I'm listening in my car. How can my internet not be working? It's got to be him. Yeah, it was me. Well, it was the mic. I don't, I just want all the credit

with none of the blame. That's all I want. So I want the mic to take the blame. If it's a good show, I want the credit. But yeah, the mic has been, it hasn't been disposed of because it still looks cool. I use it as a prop sometimes, but it has been set back in its proper corner and it will once again begin to collect dust.

And we'll get a new microphone in here eventually to where even It has been set back in its proper corner, and it will once again begin to collect dust.

And we'll get a new microphone in here eventually to where, even though we have like B quality audio right now, good enough is not enough.

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