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What an interesting afternoon.

This has been on a Monday. Let's continue with more phone calls and

Chris is up next. Hello Chris.

Hi Paul, how are you doing today? We're doing great. Thank you.

So I was listening earlier when you talking

to Bubba talking about his question about what's the impact of Texas

going to be coming into the SEC right and I, I had an experience with Texas fans and I thought, you know, your viewers might be interested in.

Sure.

And so, you know, back in 2009, you know, that was the year that we played, Alabama played Texas in the National Championship game.

And I happened to be traveling for work the weekend of the Red River rivalry,

which was played at the cotton ball there in Dallas. Well I was at I was at low field and

and I landed and walked out on that concourse and let me tell you something I've never seen it.

It was just like an ocean of burnt orange. That's all you could see in that whole place.

And of course I'm wearing an Alabama sweatshirt and I have only been cursed at more like more stridently by LSU fans like it was the only other

that was the closest it could be like it didn't matter who it was didn't matter who it was, didn't matter how old they were,

didn't matter male or female. It was just like, you know, I got plenty of people to show me I was

number one with a certain finger, you know, those kind of things.

I hear you. And this was midday, like this is the middle of the day, it was the middle of the day, it was

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