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You guys are also busy.

You and Hester, like, do you have family lives?

It's T. Bob A-Bair.

What do you do for free time, buddy?

I have my free time.

I go like this.

So I wake up about 4.30.

And then I kind of do like, you know, this sort of stuff till about two.

And then I pick up the kids from school.

And then eventually those little demons who I love so much go to bed about like 8.30. And then I fit my entire

adult life into that kind of 830 to 10 window. I was just talking about Asoka. That's where

that lives out, which is crazy because I used to game for like 12 to 15 hours in a row at a different point in my life. So all it's, it's, it's all right though, man. I complain. I love this job. So it's all good. Yeah. You ever heard the joke about what a dad's vacation is? No. It talks about, I forget the comedian, but he's like, you know, you get everything loaded it into the car and you close the back of the car and you put the kids in the car seats and you buckle them up, you make sure their DVD players are on, you get your wife in the car, she's got her drink and her blankets, you can close that door and then you walk around the car to your side of the car. That's your vacation. Hell yeah, dude. That 10 seconds of just nothing is your vacation as a dad. Well, it is funny. Some of the things that you start to look forward to, like I would say that in keeping with that sitting in the carpool line is a bit of a mini vacay. It is solid 15 of doing nothing. I'm not driving. No kids in the car. I'm waiting, kind of the calm before the storm. I've learned to really enjoy that little 15 there. Ah, man. See, my kids are old now, so I don't have these little simple joys anymore. So, all right. I'm in the young. I'm at five, three, and nine months. I'm at 17 and 14.

Yeah, hell yeah, man. Getting up there. All right. I have an interview for Teabot. I told him before we started, this is a very special interview. It's almost like a gift to him. So I hope he's excited for it. You ready? Yeah, I'm ready. All right. this is always a tough game for Mississippi State,

T. Bob, man. It's just just such a it's a dangerous game but it's a dangerous business teabobbob going out your door

how do you view this game from the lSU perspective um okay i didn't know of it now now i'm kind

of tempted to answer in hobbit uh look i I would say this. Well, you know, kind of in keeping with that quote, well, you never quite know where the game's going to take you when you step out that door.

I feel very bullish from the LSU perspective. And it's a bit odd because it's not how I felt necessarily before I spent about an hour

and a half last night watching Arizona Mississippi State film.

And the reason being is LSU right now is a bit of a mixed bag where you have the 31 point run in the second half of the Florida State game that is kind of the towering monolith overshattering the rest of the season.

Even if you watch the gambling game close, early on especially, you'll see a lot of bad defense, right?

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