SHOW / EPISODE

Savannah James First Class Drama, Door-Holding Etiquette & MORE

1h 5m | Oct 8, 2026

A loose, hangout-style episode: a quick LSU gameday recap, a running bit about who DJ looks like, a heated "who pays on a date" debate, airline/first-class stories (including the Savannah James controversy), a long detour on common courtesy and confrontation, and a closing music debate over the most disrespectful diss tracks and who's really had the greatest run in rap history — capped off with a Cowboys–Buccaneers Thursday Night Football pick.


Episode Timeline


[00:00] — Back for Another Episode Cold open, shoutouts to the YouTube audience for watching and engaging, and a request for viewer suggestions to help grow the show's community.


[02:09] — LSU Tailgate Recap DJ recaps walking down with the Tigers before Saturday's game — his first time attending in person since leaving college, and only his third game back overall. A quick aside on backups getting playing time early, and some fan behavior at the tailgate.


[05:22] — Comparing This Year's LSU to 2019 Debate over the trend of comparing every good LSU team to the historic 2019 championship squad — the group agrees it's an unfair comparison, bringing up the stacked Alabama and "The U" Miami teams of the past as the only fair benchmarks for that kind of talent.


[07:31] — Arizona Story / Old LSU Memory A tangent into an old road-trip memory from an LSU game in Arizona — bar stories, a mistaken-identity moment, and some reflection on assumptions people make.


[09:55] — The "Who Do I Look Like" Bit A running joke about DJ supposedly resembling various NFL players, eventually landing on Jalen Hurts — including a bit about whether it's a compliment, "funny Marco's" viral opinion on Hurts, and some back-and-forth ribbing.


[14:10] — Who Pays on a Date? (Group Debate) The main debate segment: if you take someone out and they invite friends along, are you responsible for the whole bill? The group splits on the question — weighing obligation vs. generosity, "random" guests vs. close friends, and personal dating philosophies.


[18:48] — Savannah James First-Class Controversy Pivoting off the dating-bill debate into a real internet controversy: backlash toward Savannah James (LeBron James' wife) over expectations that she'd fly friends first class. The group pushes back on the entitlement angle and the assumption that wealth obligates generosity.


[21:39] — Flying Stories: Economy vs. First Class vs. Team Charters Personal flying stories — regular commercial flights, a rough early team charter flight in college, and reflections on luxury and comfort norms.


[24:02] — The Ice Cream Shop Door Story (Reddit AITA Bit) A read-aloud "Am I the Asshole" story about a man who sarcastically said "you're welcome" after holding a door for a couple who didn't say thank you — sparking a long, genuinely spirited debate about common courtesy, southern hospitality, and whether holding a door with an expectation of thanks makes you the jerk.


[32:09] — Growth, Confrontation, and Moving Past Old Habits A more reflective stretch — talking about personal growth, trying to move away from old confrontational instincts and habits, staying true to one's principles, and how maturity has changed each person's relationship with conflict.


[40:12] — Boosie / NBA YoungBoy — Most Disrespectful Verses Transition into a music segment: breaking down some of the most shocking, disrespectful bars in rap (NBA YoungBoy's lyrics get discussed at length), and a reflection on how certain lyrics only draw backlash years after release.


[46:04] — Most Disrespectful Diss Tracks Debate The crew debates the most disrespectful diss songs in rap history, bringing up Kendrick Lamar's viral Drake diss run, Chris Brown's response, and older battles, while noting the difference between a song being "disrespectful" and a song actually being good.


[49:53] — Underground Rap GOAT: Boosie Debate A detour into underground rap — Boosie gets argued as having the greatest run in underground/regional music, with a conversation about what "universal" really means across different audiences and demographics.


[57:12] — NBA YoungBoy's Historic Run (The "Track & Field" Bit) An extended, comedic bit ranking NBA YoungBoy's run of consistent hit albums using track-and-field sprint distances as a metaphor (100m, 400m, 800m, mile) — landing on the real stat that he's had a Billboard #1 album for five consecutive years.


[01:02:35] — Closing: Thursday Night Football Pick The crew wraps with a quick prediction on the upcoming Cowboys–Buccaneers Thursday Night Football


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