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Welcome to Squire Radio on Bo.

And I'm John David.

J.D.

Hey, Bo. Good afternoon, dude. Good afternoon to you too, sir. You know what? Good podcast rule of thumb. Never go for a brisk walk in very cold weather right before podcasting. It will destroy your, like, vocal chorus. It's not a good thing you do. Is your voice for, your voice for radio is not up to, up to this normal, beautiful cadence today?

No, it's more in line with my face for television.

So, like, it's a bad scenario, but we'll do what we can do to be sure about it. As we're recording here, yeah, last couple days, a lot of the South has gotten some of the white precipitation here, man. Did y'all get just a bunch of cold in Houston?

Any white fluffy stuff? We got definitely the cold, but at least in our side of Houston, we did not see any of that.

But I was, like, I was super jealous, man. I was seeing the pictures that you posted at the new house, like, like, blanketed in snow.

And everybody sharing different pictures on Twitter from places around Jackson covered in snow.

And it made me homesick, man. I love, look, I love Jackson to Memphis snow is the best snow on the planet.

And I will fight anybody, man. This is, you got to understand.

That's going to get hate mail.

What?

Come on.

No, I think this will get appreciation because, like, I remember when we lived in Memphis,

that was the first time that we got like legitimate, like several inches of snow in my life.

Yeah.

And then it was gone the next day.

It's all the pleasure and fun that comes with having snow with none of the torturous work that our friends. Oh, yeah. You don't have to worry about any of that. Now, there was one time, I did get, I did fly. I tried to take a shortcut home during a snowstorm, which, of course, you know, we don't know how to drive on ice.

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