I'm left-handed.

Okay.

You play golf?

Why did you say you could do a left-handed? No, no, no. I play right-hand-a-gall. But I can do everything I do in life is left-handed. Everything except throwing. I was going to say, you're pretty famous for not using your left-hand to throw the football. But I actually now try to brush my teeth right-hand to even things out. Because I know. My family...

This is a strange human

being yeah i mean i do i do some stuff with right hand versus left hand but that's interesting

i wouldn't have thought you were mostly left-handed i do every i left-footed i kicked left-footed

you know so kick left foot yeah huh yeah it's it's. You know, so. Kick left foot. Yeah. Huh. Yeah. It's, it's, well, my family.

But you play golf right-handed. But I, when I played golf, even though I was right-handed,

I used my left hand dominant for sure. So you had a nice draw. I hit, yeah. Yeah, I had a nice

draw. I could put the ball, a club in my hand, and one hand, just my left hand, and stand there, turn, and hit it, hit a high draw. That's beautiful. Yeah, you see. He's got meat hooks for hands. Oh, yeah. Yeah, you do. Well, you're like you were bailing hay when you were a kid. Were you not? No, I didn't bail hay. I did things much worse. I thought you and your brothers were bailing hay. We hung tobacco. Oh, you hung tobacco. Okay. You know who else hung tobacco? Who? Torrey Holt. Wow, really? Yeah, I interviewed him yesterday. Was he in North Carolina? North Carolina State. Yeah, but is that where he grew up to?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah, Kentucky, North Carolina, two of the biggest tobacco growing.

So you and he have something in common?

Yeah, we do.

I thought, I, why did you, I think that you used to throw bales of hay in a back of a truck?

Maybe that's just my mindset you're down in Kentucky.

No, I killed chickens.

Man.

Well, we ate it.

We killed him and ate him every day. You know, that's what we did.

It's, oh, it was awful. And now you feed foxes.

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