Welcome to On The Bench. I'm your host for this episode, Brennan Sonone, joined by Chris

Ney and Zach Blasstein. We've got an all-timer to get to today. It has been a hectic 48 hours

or so in Noles 24-7 land. We're about to get into the Josh Farmer saga, Josh Farmer saga,

and a minute before we get into that though, and it keeps shifting and changing, and it's been maybe

for lack of a better phrase entertaining. But before we get into that, I want to give a shout-out to

Seminole Boosters out in Jacksonville for having us at their on-conquer golf tournament. A special

thanks specifically to Kyle for setting it up. We met a lot of cool people. We had fun and got to

meet some on-the-bench fans specifically. So thank you to everyone who we had us there. Listen to us talk

and also pass out a little bit of Chattanooga whiskey as well. I think I've made a few believers

in that product. It was a hit. Yeah, I'm holding up. Not that people listening can see this, but I'm

holding up my Cabernet Cask finished bottle, which was for my own collection. I brought it there

and figured like four or five people would drink it. There's like nothing left. It's just a tiny

little bit, and I started off with probably 80% of the bottle. So yeah, Chattanooga whiskey,

you can get it pretty much anywhere regionally, state of Florida, Georgia, Tennessee. I mean,

pretty much anywhere in the southeast at this point. It's all over the place. It's a legitimately

really good product where they do a lot of versatile stuff, rye, bourbon, cast-drink bourbon,

cast-finished stuff like this, this port, this red wine-finished one. Also, their bottle and bond

is excellent too. Single barrel selections. They do all sorts of stuff. So Chattanooga whiskey

highly recommended. I'm going to have to do a refill pretty soon because I lost a lot of whiskey

this weekend or this week. Yeah, RIP to the bourbon I lost, but hopefully some people enjoyed it

along the way. Also, shout out to the Turner Group, the sponsor of our buyers to known segment.

I don't think we want to open it up to a buyer's to known today just because of how much we have

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