Welcome to the Boneyard with Steve Robertson. As always, I am your good friend and host, Steve Robertson.

Guys, it's the last week that we don't have SEC football for a while.

Let that sink in for a second.

And for many of you, it may even give you a sense of panic because you realize you've let the summer get

away from you without getting all the things you needed to get done. Kids are back in school now,

which is still weird to me. Some of them have already been in school for almost a month, which is

really weird to me. As a guy that I remember, I guess it was my freshman year of high school, was the first time we didn't go back to school like after Labor Day.

It's usually like that, you know, the Tuesday after Labor Day, you know, because I'm from the 1900s, as you guys well know, that's well documented.

But I remember we went to school, I believe it was August the 26th my freshman year

high school and I thought the parents were going to riot in the streets about us

having to go back so early I don't know why they I don't know why they were so

upset about it we're the ones that had to go and it seemed like such a big deal to

have those few extra days

they're really kind of an extra week but um you know maybe that's your issue you know it's like

well i just don't like change and as a person that um is adverse to change in many respects.

I'm a creature of routine.

You know, I'm an addict.

You know, it's not just something about what I put in my body.

You know, I'm the kind of person.

I like the orderly flow to things, but your maturity has taught us that, you know,

you've got to be able to bob and weave, right, when life brings a little change at you.

But I'm glad I'm not having to deal with that.

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