Hey, what's going on? This is the Saturday on South Park. Yes, I am, kind of your will.

It is pumpkin patch Saturday. Oh, yeah. Yes, it is a sacred tradition that's scheduling

God's bless us with. I think every year, but I only pick up on it in certain years.

This is definitely a pumpkin patch Saturday year. Let me explain what that means because

I fear that some might have assumed that me saying that means, oh, I don't have to watch

any football this weekend. No, no, no, no, no, that's how we're talking about. That's

how a pumpkin patch Saturday is all about. If you're one of those people that maybe you

don't get pumpkins too early because you realize that squirrels are going to eat them and

then you're actually going to be without pumpkins like a week or two before Halloween and

that kind of defeats the purpose. This Saturday sets up perfectly for you.

The noon slate in the SEC is one game, one game, and it's which game is it, Connor? It

is UT Martin, Tennessee. And if that game is close, you'll know about it. All right.

If you are gambling on that game, hate to say, seek help, but go to a pumpkin patch this

day. Go to, yeah, go take a walk. What do you always say? Go touch grass. Touch grass.

This is a touch grass prime opportunity at that noon slate. Touch some pumpkins. Touch

all the pumpkins for all I care. Doesn't matter to me. Pick yourself out some great

pumpkins. This is a good day to be able to do that because you have a chance to go out,

do some basic fall activities. Get yourself a PSL. If that's your thing, if it's not,

go get yourself some black coffee and pretend it's a PSL. I don't really care. But do that

once college game day ends and you've got that window 12 Eastern to 330. That's your

time. That is time that you got to take advantage of. You got to do those things that from

a family perspective, you know, we all know that there's a give and take during the college

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