Hey, welcome back to the show. This is Phil. I'm here with Christian Taylor. Hey. Hi. That is not a bright color. No, I'm muted today. Okay.

And Skych Tonny. Hi. Who has glasses, I just said. I took the deer glasses. See that? Yeah, those were the sunglasses that our deer was wearing and now Sky is wearing.

I look like a villain from Miami Vice. You look like a villain from a cheap 80s music. Yeah, I'd agree. I think he needs like a Divo hat to really rock it. I'm like the

A hat Max headroom. I have a Divo hat right over there on the show. I'll add that next week. Okay. Well, I was coming in earlier. It's amazing how well you can actually see out of these.

Yeah, you can see well like those the window clings and restaurants where you can't see in but on the inside you can see out perfectly. Right. It's weird. It's weird. It's crazy. Weird or bus wraps.

Bus wraps that cover the windows because they're darker on the inside and we perceive light and we cancel out dark with our anyway. Hey, it's a podcast. What do you know? Hey, it's a podcast. There we go.

Video. Hey, it's a podcast. So, let it here. The field of issue podcast starts right here. We'll talk to Sky and Christian to and we've got no guest. Not today for you.

Hey, it's a podcast. Slendon here. The field of issue podcast starts right here. The field of issue podcast starts right here.

Somebody asked that I do the theme song as Larry the cucumber in Spanish from Dance of the the the cute tomato dance of the tomato. Dance of the cucumber. It's an old silly song. We're Larry in Spanish. But you don't do Larry or you do a version. Larry and I don't do Spanish.

But you did a version of Larry. Yeah, hey, I play kids ever. Which sounds a little bit like Percy P or whatever. Yeah, well, that's my Larry. Well, it's here. You're Larry. What's your Larry? This is my brother Darrell. This my other brother Darrell.

You could make an Indian Larry. That would be funny. Everybody won't do it on. I know. I really won't do it. If we didn't have the video going, I probably would. But I think I have to contort my face in such a way that it just looks ridiculous. Let me see. I'll be the judge of that.

You know, hi, keep hiding behind that excuse. There's many things I would do if we didn't have video. Jennifer Crosby wrote us a letter after listening to last week's podcast. What she said and said, why so hard on hunting? Is it because it's an alligator and not an elk? Do we know that the family was hunting for sports? Alligators are big business. If the animals being used, I think it's a way more meaningful activity than pro sports. And if the family needed the money, why not thank God? You've offended the pro gator. The pro hunting.

Progator hunting contingent in our audience. And then she posted an update. The alligator yielded a couple hundred pounds of meat, some of which is going to charity yielded. That's a sounds like it just surrendered like a vomited. Oh, there's some meat.

PS it also had a whole deer carcass in its stomach. That's like a turducken.

Kind of you got the deer inside the alligator and inside the deep fried the alligator hole. Yeah. And then it would have been venison. What's the name for alligator meat? Is there a special name like venison?

I think it's alligator meat. No, good alligator. I thought that the reason why we have different words for animals and their meat is because of the Franco English thing.

When the Normans came into England, they brought some French words with them. So like in English, it's a pig, but the meat is pork and beef is French and cow is from English. And so you get this kind of mix match. But I don't think they did that with alligator.

Is it because the French were doing all the cooking? Right. Is that why? Well, the sophisticated rulers of England at the time who spoke French used the French words. And so chicken is chicken. It's just chicken. It's just chicken.

Poulter, poultry. Poulter. Poulter. Poulter. La pouisson is fish. Oh, right. Now chicken.

From Little Mermaid.

I will love labels.

First you cut off the head then you pull out the guts. That's how I don't think that's how it works. Yeah, I don't think guts was the word.

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