Welcome to the Boneyard with Steve Robertson. As always, I am your good friend and host Steve Robertson. This is take two of the show. This is you guys know. I've got some inside dogs who are a little bit unruly and then I had to stop and start and stop and start. And then by the time I got the dogs handled, then all of a sudden I started getting phone calls and some more important than others and so I just decided you know what

let's just punt start over so hopefully you won't hear any dogs yelping or hear any phones ringing

during the show there's a couple things that I wanted to get it right out of the gate

there's a couple things that I want to say is those of you,

and I say this with as much love as possible,

and I think I'm going to help you a little bit

and maybe the people in your Facebook feeds.

But those of you that are like rushing to Facebook

to post all these pictures of kids in the Cotton District,

take a breath, okay, take a breath.

Okay, take a breath.

And there are a few things I want to say about that.

College kids have been congregating all summer long.

Now, in the same numbers, no.

But the reality is, is these kids have not lived in a bubble.

They have not lived in a hyperbaric chamber.

And now we're just releasing them back to the wild for the first time.

That's just college kids.

That's what college kids do.

When you were a college kid, you would have done the same thing.

You can, you know, listen, we look back at all that stuff through the lens of adulthood and we kind of misremember some things. Oh, I never did this. It's kind of like the guy, because man, if I was ever back in college, man, I would get so many more girls. No, you wouldn't. You'd get the same thing you got. It's just that's just kind of how life works.

But there's so many people we look back at that and say,

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