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Jim Dunaway, Lance Taylor, Ryan Brown, the next round, presented by Bud Light, is on now.

Welcome in.

It's a Thursday on the next round.

He is Lance Taylor.

I'm Ryan Brown.

Jim Dunaway all for a few days as his wife is graduating from college.

He is about to not no longer be sleeping with a college student. Interesting angle. Well, that's true. I sleep with a nurse. Yeah, often. I mean, I'm just saying. All of that is accurate. All of that is accurate. I know how the backroom likes to twist my words, but those are accurate words right there, back room. I mean, how would I twist it? You couldn't. I said what I said. So Jim Dunaway. Stay silent on my front. I stopped. Jim Dunaway is on his way to see his wife graduate from college. Congrats to Maggie. That has been a lot of hard work and a lot of back and forth from Duke. Dunway has got two graduations. his son just graduated UAB and his wife just graduated divinity school there at Duke. Dunaway has got two graduations. His son just graduated UAB and his wife just graduated Divinity School there at Duke. Yeah, we talked about how much fun graduations are because, you know,

my daughter obviously same day as Dunaway's kid. And then I have got young Jack. Oh yeah,

you got two as well. I forget. Yeah, and two weeks. Yeah. So making plans on that right now and planning senior trips and all kinds of things. But the worst, this is so bad because they put in all this hard work, but you sit there and you wait for that three seconds they walk across and get the diploma. And then you're miserable the rest of the time. You're scrolling your phone. You're thinking about where are we going to lunch or where are we going to dinner i'm thinking about you the kids don't want to be there either no i didn't i tried to skip mine and i was told if you do you're dead well i mean look it depending like some kids you know they grind and they they they work a job or two jobs and they pay for themselves and they've got student loans.

But, you know, a lot of kids are fortunate and their parents pay for it or their grandparents

or however, a 529 that was set up.

And, you know, those people that actually funded it, they want to see it.

So, like, I get that.

My daughter, I can't remember how many were in her graduating class.

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