This is going to be...

Wait.

Are we looking at the camera? Jordan. Are we looking at each other? Because I said we were rolling, we're rolling. So that means your questions are going to be included in this. So I guess the answer would be... I'm looking at you. I'm just kidding. That's what's just weird. If I'm talking to you and you're just like this right here, like... I'm ready for my close-up. Let's go.

This is the first episode we've ever done this far outside of my expertise.

I know almost nothing about so much of what you do.

And so I appreciate you being willing.

This may be a very non-satisfying endeavor for you, but I'm made of questions. So thank you for jumping on. And I love to yap. This is going to work great. So this is going to work out really well for both of us. We met in Phoenix at the Honda with Ross. Yes, the Honda rodeo. Shout out Ross, who for some reason was not here this week. Poor choice. He's hunting. But it's not far. You know what I mean? I'm happy to be here. This is your first one. My very first one. Are they? I thought if you had that accent, you had to go to the NFR before you were 10 or give it up. I thought so too. What do you? I'm going to blame that on my parents. Where was home before Nashville?

Mississippi.

I'm from Oklahoma, Mississippi.

Not to be confused with Oklahoma.

Oklahoma.

Oklahoma?

Oh, Colona.

Yes, very close to Tupelo, the birthplace of Elvis.

So it's only like four hours from Nashville.

I'm very fortunate. I can just hop in the car and go.

Sweet. Yeah. And I go home a good bit, very close with my family. How is it that Nashville doesn't

really have that accent? And Mississippi, four hours away, does. I don't know how that works. I grew up

in the middle of nowhere. And so my accent was very thick when I first moved to Nashville.

Give me an example.

It's kind of been toned down just a little bit.

You have to like draw its word out, just like a little bit.

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