Hey, welcome in the latest episode of that SEC podcast.

Marler Monday.

Bad.

My bad.

I didn't know what time we were starting.

It's been so long since you've been on the show.

It's been two weeks.

I don't know.

We got 43 minutes for the rest of our lives. There's no one in the comment section. I've been here for 11 minutes. Just sitting here scoping the scene. Also, I turned down a much bigger show to be here today, Mike, just so you know. You did? Yeah. Can I guess the show?

Sure.

It's not hard.

It's not very hard.

Fox and Friends.

I don't know.

No, Crane and Cone reached out about me doing a debate with Ari Wasserman.

Oh, my God. I'd watch that. Hell yeah. I mean, I was very eager to do it. And I was like, I was pretty specific about the fact that I was like, I would love to do it. Because I would love to have a conversation. I don't even know if a conversation's right word. I love, there's a few things I love more in life than being right. And I know that most of the arguments that have been made by Ari Wasserman about the SEC over the past year or so are not right. And I wanted to argue about scheduling and his take that was on that. And I thought that's what it was going to be about. And then they informed me that it was going to be more so who's a better conference.

And I did not have a feel for that as much because I don't necessarily agree that the SEC is the best conference right now.

I think they have to prove that again this year.

So I turned it down and now I'm here.

So you better fucking appreciate me because I could have made a big name for myself getting yelled at on on three today and then going, lashing out irrationally on somebody that I hate more than anyone else on Twitter.

Wait, so you bitched out?

That's what I got from that story.

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