Hey, this is Trey. Thank you for joining us for a Thursday edition of our podcast also

known as Question Day or increasingly, actually, as I travel around the country, it's known as

Mary Langston's podcast. So I'm not real sure how all that came about. But it has, and I have

lots of airport experiences to prove it. Mary Langston, congratulations on your podcast and how

are you? I'm doing great, Trey. And thank you for having me on your podcast. I appreciate it. And

we always have the best questions and most thought-provoking questions as well. How's your week been?

Well, first of all, those are two very, very different things. Thought-provoking and best

are not synonyms in my mind. The order I get, the less I want to think. I don't know about that.

You're quite the finger. Did you ask how my weekend was or how my week has gone? I guess we can

go with both. I did not pay attention to any sports. So what are some highlights that we need to know

about? South Carolina lost on the road at Tennessee. Clemson beat Syracuse. Alabama won. Baylor

somehow came back and won. Dallas looked very, very good. Which means they won't look very,

very good next weekend. The Americans lost the rider cup, but that's a whole podcast in and of

itself. Not just not look golf is hard. So not about the way they played, but just about the way

the media covers, the way media covers people who are lots better at doing something than the

media is. I mean, I don't want to get off on a side street, although we'll go back to the

Soulheim cup. Have you heard of a female golfer named Lexie Thompson? Just because of you.

Yeah. Well, I mean, she plays for the US. I like her. She had a chip and she, the golfing term

is shank. Have you heard the word shank? I have. I don't know if it's a great term.

No, it's awful. I mean, it's not like a bad word. It's just, it's an awful golf shot. And

everyone who's ever played golf has done it. It is when the, it's when the ball hits the

hosel and not the club face. So it goes, I'm not good with physics, but it goes like straight

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