What's up, Dip Nation. My name is Dave. Welcome to the Too Much Dip podcast. I'm alone in the studio today. Dylan's out, so it's just me and producer Randy. Randy say hi, so I don't feel so weird.

Hi, David. Very good. You did a lot with that airtime. You did what I asked. I'm not judging. KJ's here. And by here, I mean on the screen, live from Madison, Wisconsin, bringing the heat. KJ Ellis. Hello. Hello. You're probably one of the first one of the few that asked Randy to talk to them. So they don't feel weird, but I respect it. It's typically as the opposite effect, but no. I'm just I'm just he's just joking.

Just joking, just joking. I'm going to miss Dylan today because I feel like we've got a few different things that are right up his alley. He's chiming in via the text on some of these stories, and I'm like, I wish you were here to really drive at home, really, really give out like a blunt take that clips well and people are going to absolutely flame or love.

I think he's still he's still like reading the case debriefs from like the Ed Sheeran Marvin Gaye plagiarism lawsuit. He was real big on that, I think, right.

You don't know what it is. Don't worry. I mean, I know. Very, very confused. Was that a is he a big is he more of a Marvin Gaye guy or an edge Ed Sheeran?

It's just something I saw on the internet recently. But it was a big a it was big for songwriters, dude.

Artists everywhere needed to take notice. I've got a little bit of breaking news. Okay. At the young age of 30 years and six. It's a weird way to say that.

I have accomplished two firsts and well, actually, one's not a first one first of attended a visited of Binda Lambo field. Check that off the Wisconsin list last week.

Okay. Was this a work related trip? It was a work related trip. It was a conference. Very chill, sitch. I'm big conference guys and Austin for conference conference and green Bay.

And probably don't have another to like next next year or something. But I'm here to tell you, I think that when people who are not from Wisconsin or not from green Bay who've not visited Lambo field.

What's one of the first things or one of the many things you hear about it, you know, aside from weather, like about the stadium or the neighborhood or anything like that.

Just a ass ton of white people.

I'm here to confirm that is 100% accurate. That part I was not shocked by, I should say. But I think what I've heard over the years from people who visited or gone to games.

I was supposed to go to the game last year. Kid got sick car stuff driving is that it's this mag or like gigantic NFL stadium in the middle of like middle class neighborhood.

Yes, that is exactly how I think of it.

And I don't think that's wrong. It's certainly not like a, you know, uptown metropolitan area by any means.

And it's likely because I'm from Arlington, Texas, that is that it didn't stand out to me as that weird because it's exactly how the cowboy stadium is.

Like you drive through some pretty spare neighborhoods, depending on which angle you're coming from, if you're not just like right off the highway.

And then there is the stadium AT&T stadium gets a little bit more credit because it's adjacent to the stadium that's home to like the XFL champion renegades and Texas Rangers.

But the Packer Stadium Lambo field that is it's 100 times nicer than I would have ever imagined.

Everything inside at least the area that I was was on par with the AT&T stadium experience except for the aesthetic was old school Rangers ballpark in Arlington.

But daily recommend was there a world renowned in a world class art gallery.

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