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Here's your host, Brandon Adams. I told some of our video audience the other day that there is a phrase that I really don't like. And I don't know why it's such a mental hang up for me, but it is. It's a phrase that some of y'all even use, and I don't mean to like, I'm not trying to anger you by saying I don't like it. But it's just one of those things that sort of great some on nerves a little bit. And college football fans do it back and forth with each other all the time. It's, you know, something to the effect of, well, so and so, whether it be an opposing, you know, team or, you know, sometimes it's an opposing coach or playoff. Oftentimes it's just a different team. They live rent for, you know, we're living rent free in your head. You heard that phrase before rent free in your head. You know, the idea that you can't

stop thinking about us. You're stuck in your head. I just think that's sort of a, I mean, to be

honest, sort of a dumb thing to say because, you know, look, we're college football fans. We have

conversations. We're going to reserve the right to talk about each other. And, you know, just because

you might be talking about another team that you play another

you know opponent on your schedule that's not any kind of there's no designation there of

we're rent free in your head there's nothing to brag about the fact that we might happen to be

thinking about somebody else in some sort of given moment i just think it's one of those things that people say as kind of,

it's almost like a replacement for having something more interesting to say.

You just sort of regurgitate that back out.

And like I said, some of y'all use it.

I'm not mad at you for using it.

I'm just sort of saying as a phrase that is something I don't particularly enjoy.

However, my reason for starting the show by saying that today is I was trying to think about what the opposite of living rent-free in

your head might be. Because I think we have an example of that going on with Georgia right now

to the point where one of Georgia's rivals is not rent-free in our head. In other words, you know, kind of living there

without, you know, any kind of repercussions. They are almost like evicted from our head. If rent-free

is one thing, the opposite might be eviction. It seems like something that used to be on our

minds a lot, especially if you're about my age when it comes to Georgia fandom. Those thoughts

have almost been completely

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