Welcome into this week's real conversations.

Chase Perman Ben Craddock here with you on this Friday afternoon.

You'll be hearing this on Sunday morning.

I'd love to have a bit of time travel here to know whether I will be leaving

Auburn, Alabama, on Sunday morning as you're

hearing this, or if I'm going to have a whole other day on the plains before going back on Monday,

and then on Monday, am I headed to Oxford and stay in for the off season, or will I be headed

to Omaha, Nebraska? We'll find that over the next few days is Ole Miss and Auburn starting a two

out of three series tonight from Plainsman

Park and that's the reason I'm here and that's the reason my last 24 hours or so have been

pretty chaotic when it comes to the internet we'll get into that here in a in a second just

Benjamin over there you can't see him but he's wearing one of those nice shirts I made fun of last

week so glad he's yeah glad to see he's he's well- of those nice shirts I made fun of last week. So glad he's, yeah, glad to see.

He's well-to-do and proper and all dressed up for the show here today.

So have you followed any of this, Ben?

Have you seen what's going on with your boys this week?

I have night.

I've tried to try to read. I've re-t've re tweeted some yourself but it's like i just kind of

pop on and get and pop right back off i have not really gone through x uh but i would love i love

when you get into controversy on twitter or oh i love it like it's just fun because you you you know battle people and kind of poke, and then you just kind of, and then all of a sudden you disappear, and it drives people crazy. I don't even know what it's about, but I guarantee that's what you've done. So I can't wait to hear it. I tell you what it was is a bit of a reminder, and I think that's the word here, is that, we talk about this a good bit from time to time, is that I sort of forget there's somebody on the other side, whether I'm doing podcasts or whether I'm doing different things or writing on the message board or Twitter. And I think it's what allows me to clear my mind and not get too worked up when you're chronically online because

if you have my job, you're chronically online because it's all you do and it's how you make a living,

it's how you spend hours in a day, and it allows you to talk more free flowing and normally.

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