Welcome in the latest episode of that SEC podcast. I'm your host Michael Bratton. I go by SEC Mike on Twitter

And I'm joined as always by my cousin Shane who goes by big orange vals on Twitter. What's up? You don't tend to see Homer?

Hey, buddy. What's going on?

Oh, man, doing great. Got a loaded, loaded show. Now that there's training camps across the SEC, we're actually getting news and notes.

Shane, we got a great interview line over an hour with Chris Lee in studio. So that was a treat.

And I almost died this weekend. So I feel a great defect that I've not did. You know what?

Yeah, man, I saw that picture of you on this. Well, actually you called me right after it happened and sent me a picture of the car that hit you.

And I was like, and I ain't got a lot of Mike. I zoomed in. I first I was looking for a Kentucky tag or possibly a Bama logo or something like that.

I was like, who the hell's been hitting Mike here? You know, but I'm glad I'm glad that you're safe. I'm glad that you're you're healthy and survived that incident Mike.

And I tell you, brother, that after you sent me that pic for some reason, I was like, you know what? I'm going to start wearing my seatbelt.

I was like, you never, you never know. You know, so I'm one of those guys that just refused to the seatbelt. But I was like, I'm going to try it now, you know?

Oh, yeah, I have my seatbelt on. I'll keep it brief Shane. I don't people don't care about this stuff. But it would, I've never been in a wreck in my life, Shane.

I'm just going down the freeway, about 70 miles per hour, mine in my own business and a car just side swipes me.

And not only are they hitting me, they refused to back off. It was the weirdest thing. So I hit my brakes.

They wrap around the front of my vehicle. Now they're going exact 180 the way they're supposed to be going on the freeway.

And they're getting rammed against the concrete wall in my car. And when my car came to a stop, I don't know if they were stuck or what?

But they, they went in reverse about 40 miles per hour, hit the guardrail and his airbag blew up. His windows blew up.

I thought the person was dead. I was just hoping they were all right. Because I, I mean, I was banged up. I'm not too bad.

And then I see him jump out of the car and run into the woods. And I was like, well, I can't be good.

That was all after my interview with Chris Lee. And Shane, I just went home and thank God all my podcast gear was in the car.

I mean, I was worried about the car, but I was more worried about all this gear because I can't replace it if we lost everything.

And not, not a single gear was, was injured. So I was, I was still able to go home and edit that video, which, hey, if that's not,

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