There are two things I can tell you.

One of them being friends with Peter Burns is thirsty work and game day is thirsty work.

Game day deserves the great taste of Coke Zero Sugar because fan work and Peter Burns' friendship is thirsty work.

Did you just call Burns a thirst trap?

Is that what you're going on?

Some girls do.

Hell yeah.

Peter Burns said.

Some girls do.

SEC network with us. What's up, Bernsey? How are you? But what is this? Nothing. You want me to thirst trap? No. Hey, you don't have your nipples spires, do you? Yeah. What's up? I haven't seen anybody pull their shirt down to show me a nipple

since I was doing 5 to 10 in the state pen.

It's, uh, those are good times, aren't they? That's what it feels like to be an LSU fan right now. It's just like you have no idea when you hear like the clink of the jail sale, like what's about to happen right now. It's, uh, this Cajun Game of Thrones. This is, I mean, this is as good as it gets

for sports media right now, buddy. Cajun Game of Thrones. So you grew up down there. You know,

you were an LSU guy. You've been back to LSU games. Is that, I mean, it's just rare you see a governor talk so openly about a college football program

like that rare i don't think we've ever seen it incredibly rare might have been the better way of

saying it uh tuberville has not gotten in office yet i'll point that out um but i mean is it as dysfunctional

is it appears from the outside in that whole situation there, Bernsey?

I mean, the thing is is that the dysfunction was on full display for everybody.

I mean, Louisiana politics and politics as a whole has been dysfunctional since, I mean, the days of Caesar, right? So it's not like, I've never can remember a politician getting

involved in sports issues and it'd be like, well, that fixed

everything. That seems to be a lot smoother than before. So I think the difference is, and like I said,

boys, the difference is traditionally these conversations are being had behind closed doors. And it was

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