T.B. You got it. You got it? You sound okay? Yeah, you sound good, dude. Stu, you son of a bitch. What the fuck. You can curse as much as you want. You can curse as much as you want. Listen, when I talk college football, my preference is to talk about college football with a guy named T. Bob. You know what I'm yeah yeah yeah teobabab air yes don't fucking forget it fucking about as stupid and o-lin

of a name as you could possibly fathom right when you asked if you could curse i didn't realize

you meant every other word but yes you can by the way feel free to do it i'll keep it under control

look i'm just very excited, Stu.

Right. I've been a massive fan for a long time. Okay.

I actually met you at the Super Bowl in passing. Oh, did you really? Huh?

Yeah. What would we discuss? Anything? I was talking to Bumani. All right.

I was talking to Bumani and I was like, oh, dude, he used to come on me when I started. And I was like, oh, dude, I'm so grateful, blah, blah.

And then I saw you, I was like, oh, Stu, I love you.

I'm so great. And you're like, oh, oh, real grateful dude here. That's all I had for you. I'm disappointed in myself. Oh, man. Jesus. Teabob, you've got a dad who's a legend. you and your brother both tried, you know, you both played football.

Why on earth

would you choose stu gotz as the person to look up to the most as a male figure who wouldn't it's the

only question it's the only question uh look unfortunately so you like like you kind of alluded to there

i played at um i played at at LSU back in the day, and then I got done playing, tried to make the NFL,

wasn't good enough, and I kind of got done, and I looked around, and I was like, fuck.

I don't know anything.

Like I ended up going general studies, like I have no applicable life skills Like I ended up going general studies.

Like I have no applicable life skills.

Sure.

I grew up as a spoiled rich kid, son of an NFL dad.

Like I don't know anything.

I have nothing.

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