Hello and welcome to the Saturday Down South podcast. He is Chris Marler. I am kind of

wrong here on Marler. Our good audio is back and we are back. Don't jinx it. Don't jinx it.

Don't jeez. We are in our usual setup for the

podcast not recording it from your living room in your new house. We were

trying to figure some things out. Apologies again about the echo.

I realized that it was not ideal,

but for those of you who listen to the entire podcast

and we're like, you know what,

I'm just gonna get used to this.

You know, it's like cold water

when you just jump in and it it takes a few minutes

it takes a few minutes yeah like all right I'm good to go hopefully that's a shout

out to our producer will by the way yes I know like I love little death I cannot be his

favorite person in the world. I think we're very lucky that Bama lost that game. He's a big LSU guy. I think if I would have sent him that audio after Bama won, probably wouldn't have been the same results.

Would not have ended well.

Very, very, very great job.

Very grateful that Woe was able to help us out with that.

So we've got a time to get to today.

We recorded an interview with one of your childhood idols. I love getting to do this.

Sean Alexander, love it man. Yeah, I try to play it cool. I did not. I did not. If you hear some

some heavy breathing in the background, it's just Marler being a little bit

geeked up you know not every day you meet a kid that you or somebody that you grew up

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