Welcome into Outkiknish Show. I am your fearless leader Clay Travis. I hope all of you are

having fantastic Thursdays, wherever you may be across this great country or this great

land. We have got a lot to catch up with, but let's start right here. I'm kind of

baffled by this. New Orleans is not anybody's idea of a city that is known for good decisions

that are made there. Bourbon Street is phenomenal. If you've ever been to Bourbon Street before,

you've probably made some questionable decisions there. New Orleans is a city that is known

for embracing joy, for embracing wildness, for embracing pure at times, bedlam. One of

the coolest experiences I've ever had as a sports fan was being out on Bourbon Street

when LSU and Alabama were playing for the national championship in the Super Dome and

the SEC totally took over New Orleans and I've never seen Bourbon Street that crowded

all with SEC football fans. I mean, it was an incredible experience. And so the mayor

of New Orleans, this is wild. She is now joining, according to reportednola.com. She is

now joining New York City in mandating vaccine passports to go to restaurants, to go to bars,

and to potentially be going to New Orleans Saints games. So you are either going to have

to have the COVID vaccine or you can't go to watch the New Orleans Saints play. Now,

I just got to start with this. Anybody who has ever been to a football game knows that

it is incredibly difficult in order to actually get into a football stadium. So who is going

to be checking COVID vaccine reports to get inside a football stadium? The people who

scan tickets are basically overwhelmed half the time when it comes to actually scanning

your ticket. Are you now going to have to somehow provide a proof of vaccination to that

group of people? Can you imagine what the lines to get into a football stadium are going

to be like? Moreover, there's the big picture question. If you're vaccinated, why do you

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