Well, thanks, Garrison, and welcome to Rump Chat, IFR edition.

Day number four here, presented by Hampton Pro Rodeo.

I'm Jesse Knutson filling in for Hambone this week as he's at the National Western in Denver.

And joining us, once again, the lazy E legend, the man, the myth.

The guy that has so many stories from the lazy E.

I knew.

Some that we can tell, some that we can't.

Justin Charles Rumpford.

You know, I am a legend of the lazy E.

A lot of people don't like to admit this, but in my years of rowdoing in this building,

I have won over $100 in cash.

That's how good I was.

I mean, just making money.

Okay.

No, because one, like, define when?

I placed here one time in the steer wrestling at the 89ers days years ago but you this this building's been

it's a pretty historic yes but it means a lot to you and your family doesn't it yeah it is

you know we've become lazy e forever and when it says the fabulous lazy e arena that is truly what

it is like we were talking about last night, a building built for rodeo,

and it was so cool, IFR 55, round number three,

to see this place absolutely packed last night.

Yeah.

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