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Here are your podcast host JJ Zacharison and Danny Carter, live in the street.

Welcome, ladies and gentlemen to another episode of Living the Stream.

I'm JJ Zacharisen, the late round quarterback, and as always, I am joined by my lovely, lovely lovely go-host Denny Carter. Denny. What's going on, buddy? I'll be speaking in a higher octave today. Is that what we're doing? I don't know. I don't know. I don't know what's happening. I don't know why. I don't know. You know, it just comes out whenever I open up the show. I don't know what's going to come out, but that time,

that thing came out. You literally never know. I never know. You never know. It's a surprise.

We don't, we don't plan this out at all. You may be shocked to know that. Yeah. It's shocking.

So I wanted to start the show, if I could, with a question to you. And we discussed this very little, a little bit

before the show started. But I've seen this debate raging on Twitter today about the use of the term

y'all. Okay. I can, you know, barely say say it obviously uh and whether it's weird or okay for people

from around the country around the world even to use that term especially in place of the term guys

yeah and whether you feel weird using it now i will say that i as you can tell by my pronunciation of y'all, I don't feel comfortable

saying it.

Yeah.

I don't feel, you know, I feel like I'm faking when I say it because I, no one I grew up with

said y'all in Maryland.

And this might be weird to some people because I know that people in pennsylvania think of maryland as a as a deep southern state right but people in say georgia think of maryland as a northern state so right how do you feel about this okay so this is this is an interesting topic because i went from growing up in a city where where instead of y'all, instead of guys,

people said yins.

Or in true Pittsburghese accent, in true Pittsburghies, it's more like a yunz, right?

Yon.

That's why people call us yinzers because of the accent that we have.

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