This is undaunted Life a Man's Podcast.

I'm your host, Kyle Thompson.

Let's get into it.

John Rue, welcome to my house.

You are here, man.

It's been a long time.

Dude, it's so nice to get out of Arizona.

Well, and you came to Oklahoma on like the perfect day

because it was like in the 80s all week.

And then we just had major cold front. I say major. It's in the 60s. And so, but still for like, we're recording this in October. So it's pretty good for October. For someone from Phoenix, Arizona, that's basically a little freezing for me. That's true. So like in the wintertime, how cold does it get? Like, I swear, I feel like I hit a reset.

Every single summer is... winter time, how cold does it get like? I swear, I feel like I hit a reset.

Every single summer is a month or a month and a half too long.

And then I just, I probably get it some form of heat stroke.

And then I'm like, you know, winter?

We have that.

And it's, I legitimately can't tell you.

Because I feel like it's survival mode. Yeah. And it's, I, I legitimately can't tell you. Because I feel like it's survival mode.

Yeah.

Like,

okay, survive. And I feel like, tropic thunder. I feel like I can deal with the real hot. It's a real cold that I don't think I would like prefer, I guess, because it's like, you can only put so many layers on. but people will talk about Oklahoma, they're like, oh, I just love Oklahoma. It has all four seasons. I'm like, yeah, if you consider the two weeks of spring we get in the two weeks of fall, because it's not beautiful for very long. It goes from like, you know, the surface of the sun. And then the winter is just like cold and like rainy and windy or whatever. And then have these mild winters, too. Is it crazy humid out here? Yeah. It's not like Louisiana, like, bayou stuff, but it's, it's uncomfortable. It's not dry heat. I feel like I am drinking out of a water hose when it comes to being an Oklahomaan for the weekend. Yeah. I'm probably not even saying that right. I have no idea anything about Oklahoma. This is the first time I've ever been here. So I'm like, I'm like, all right, I'm driving around. I'm like, this kind of looks like Texas. But if I call it Texas, is that like offensive to people? To a lot of Oki's. Yeah, too a lot of Oki's are offended by it. But Texas is just a more expensive, cockier version of Oklahoma.

Like, that's essentially what it is.

Right?

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