the casinos. I had an older guy probably 76 and you know he was your stereotypical

NFR looking guy had on 13 NWZ Wranglers he had on new balanced shoes he had on the

wrangler shirts that you buy at like boot barn that say Wrangler you know like the the committee oh yeah like the old ones

that are in like size 85 font going on the side the w wraps around yeah i mean this was the most

stereotypical nf rancor guy ever and he goes i've never met this guy he says rumford come here

i need to talk to you i'm like oh, oh, oh, shit, all right. So I kind of

beep up over them, like, hey, what's going on? You know, he was trying to be nice. And he says,

I need you to talk to somebody at the Thomas and the Mac. And I said, about what? He goes, I've been

noticing that ground is off.

That's why Brittany Posey's horse fell the other day because who's ever working the ground ain't doing it right?

They get in the ground too deep.

Then bowdoin' stairs getting their feet caught because they ain't doing the ground right.

I've been doing the ground at these rodeos for 47 years, and I would love an opportunity to talk to them with Thomas Mac.

I'll come out and do it myself because who's ever doing the ground sucks.

What are you laughing at?

When you told this story a minute ago, he was a different guy, not Benny Butler.

Now he's just a man.

Well, he's like a Benny Butler cross.

But anyhow, I don't know anybody at the Thomas and Mac, except for Handbone, really.

But who, who, do people in the, on, that's my, do people that are walking around here,

do they really think that you can just call the NFR and, and suggest someone to work their ground?

Jacob?

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