If you're evaluating your circumstance when you walk into a bathroom or into an alley or

you're outside a bar or wherever young people are fighting nowadays, just pay attention to the

ears, man. Look the guy in his ear. If it's misshapen, how do you think he got that way?

The cowdy, that's called a cauliflower here.

Yeah, you know I'm a cowcat and lose my kiddie.

I'm scratching around your weather pants.

Yeah, I know my dog can't use my kiddie.

I'm scratching around your weather pants.

Happy Tuesday everybody. This is the Green Light Pot. I'm your host Chris Long.

I have a very special guest for you here today and I promise you we will not talk Philly the entire

damn time. My old teammate Malcolm Jenkins, uh, Safety for the New Orleans Saints two times Super Bowl

Champion and a champion in so many ways off the field as well. We're going to reflect on the

last year and how he's trying to continue to advance the ball when it comes to social justice,

advocacy issues, equality. I think he does a great job and I look forward to talking to him.

We will talk about Drew Brees, I guarantee you that. We'll try to talk about Carson Wentz.

You know, he had some really, I thought fair commentary on Carson a couple weeks ago.

So I mean, it's timely with Carson being traded since Malcolm's comments.

What Carson Wentz means for Indianapolis's future and then what Carson can maybe do better.

You know, get some more clarity on that. So we'll get to him in a bit.

I'll tell you what though, we're going to talk about some serious shit for about 20, 30 minutes.

And then we'll get to the football disclaimer. You're here. I don't hammer you over the head with

this stuff, but it's relevant and we should talk about it from time to time on this show.

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