But, yeah, Chattanooga, Little Coyote, go check it out, y'all.

And if you see me there, buy my whole meal because I'm sick and I'm not working right now.

So I'm poor.

We're all going to die.

Yeah, don't hit.

Yeah.

All right, Airheads, what's up? We're here. It's time. Chow's under the weather. Aren't we all under the weather all the time? A little bit, yeah. What is that about? If I was on top of it, it'd be wild. Yeah, what is that? I'm about to look up the etymology of that phrase,, I think, the origin. Because, yeah, well, even if the weather is good, even if it's hitting weather, you still are under it. You should be. You Neil Armstrong. Or Yuri Gagarin or however you say his name. Yeah. By the way, they're not, they're not sponsoring. They sent up there to die. I always, whenever we mention that I'm sick or something, I always like to get this out of the way real quick so people don't immediately skip the episode. I'm drugged up and feel great. Well, I don't want them to think like I'm just going, yeah, yeah, they're not sponsoring this week, but I do just want to give a shout out. I was feeling horrible, but I was like, we got to do this podcast. I took me some of that bubs creatine, you know, had some of my supplements this morning. And like, you know, I don't feel great, but I feel so much better than I did when I was just laying on my dog bed about to die.

By the way, I say knock on wood, this is the first time I've been sick in quite a long time.

You know, when we first had bane, I was dead to the world every day. And I kind of thought that I had just like gotten over it and like, oh, well, my immune system's good now.

But I think what happened, Trey, I went to the Titans game on Sunday, and I sat in a box,

which means I was closer to what I think happened is I caught whatever our front office has

that have made them so shitty for the last, what, eight years?

I think I got Titan suckitis.

I don't know you can catch being a dumbass, am I right?

Apparently.

Narcissistic, egotomaniacal dumbass at that.

Not yet to be born with it.

Okay.

So it's generally accepted that that idiom has nautical origins, as many of them do.

The most popular theory posits that back in the day, sailors who were very ill were sent below decks to recuperate.

And apparently, there was a specific part of boats at that time, maybe still, I don't

know, I'm pretty boat dumb.

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