Welcome into episode number 194 of Greatest Pot in the South.

I'm Neil McCready, J.G. Tate, with me as well.

It is Wednesday, November the 2nd as we taped this.

I trust that you all had a wonderful Halloween.

And you're probably like me. You're getting ready to put your Christmas decorations up any day now because the woman in your life wants the Christmas decorations up. It's as simple as that. And we can all sit here and act like that's not the case. But damn it, it is. And that's the way it's going to be. And if you're like me on Saturday morning, you're just going to start the mimosa's and put the Christmas stuff up. It's going to be all right.

We'll talk about a lot of things. You might, you might guess that we're going to talk about

Auburn, Brian Harson out on the planes. Jay is doing show after show after show, just ringing up the money.

Every time I see Jay, his face looks greener.

It looks like a Ben Franklin portrait these days.

We'll talk about all of those things.

And more here on the show.

I'm going to tell you, I am coming through the Clark Ford Studios.

Clark Ford's in Amory, Mississippi, 662-257-1900.

That number. Call it, get a quote, if you're in the market for a vehicle. Even if you're not in the

market for a Ford, he can help steer you in the right direction, make sure you're getting

a good deal wherever it is that you're looking again, 662-257-1900. Jay, how are you?

I am great. Not much going on to my world professionally at all.

Drama-free Halloween and dressed up like my favorite scary person from Eyes Wide Shut

with my Venetian mask and my black robe and my black. I call it a Baclava, but my wife just says it's a face mask, whatever, to completely obscure who I am. So I like to go around. The kids aren't as scared as I used to be, Neil, 10 years ago, that used to really weird kids out. Now they just kind of say, what's up. I don't understand this. They're desensitized to scary creatures. But anyway, we'll talk about that another time. The scariest creature over here would be a competent athletic director.

It'd certainly be rare.

How about that, huh?

So let me quiz you a little bit because I'm curious on a number of things.

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