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All right, hello. Welcome back. Chase Thomas podcast taping this on a Wednesday morning first timer, Shane Sam's, all the way down there in Warner Robbins, Georgia. Warner Robbins. Back, look, look, there's some Warner Robbins crossover. I have my part view helmet over here next to me, Shane. I know you're a Centennial guy, which is also a big thing. I think Tennessee,

where I'm an alumni and here locally, just picked up the corner over there at Centennial

and five stars. So excited about that one. But my first question to you, how hot is it already

in Warner Robbins, Georgia in mid-April, sir? That's what we talk about down in Georgia. Basically, we get all the seasons in a week. Last week, we were getting hot and we getting about the mid-80s. When we go to the weekend, it gets cold, and right now we're in the middle of the cold mornings and getting a little bit warmer in the afternoon. So you wear a jacket because it's about 40-something degrees in the morning, then 80 degrees, sun sun's beaming on you and you're ready to roll. So it's just the weather in Georgia, you get all four seasons in one week. It's fun. What's the biggest difference between living and adjusting to life in South Georgia versus the greater Atlanta area? I think the biggest thing, you know, I would say a lot of people would say traffic is going to be the biggest difference. But living in a town with the Air Force base, the traffic's just as bad in Central Georgia. I think the biggest thing is, you know, as my five-year-old says, it's the tall buildings. There's not as many tall buildings and it's a little, he always says, Daddy, it's a lot more flat land down here than being up there. So know just we just came from rome high school being the oce of high school and up there it's mountains it's all that stuff and then you get here so that's the biggest difference i guess my five-year-old puts it the best way man you're gonna clear you're just getting all over the place like you're in rome you're in greater alana you're in south Georgia. You're just going to just find your way all around. Maybe you're just bouncing around. You're getting the full scope of the state of Georgia. That's it. I joke around my wife. I say, I guess we're fortunate. We lived all across the state of Georgia now. We can tell you every single part of the state, all that stuff. So we definitely lived and experienced

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