Episode 34: Hacksaw
Oct 23, 2026 · 46 min · 13 segments
Chad and Nate talk about new releases, swords, and more.
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Oct 23, 2026 · 46 min · 13 segments
Chad and Nate talk about new releases, swords, and more.
I was listening on the radio this morning, and they were talking how, like, the average ticket price, like, you can get tickets for under $70 now for the game.
And...
It just made me think more and more that these out-of-country games just don't need to happen.
The stadiums are huge.
You can't really see the plays develop.
If someone gets hurt or there's a call that is suspect, you're on your phone checking updates anyway.
Yeah.
You can't tell me, like...
Because you're not going to have, like, the normal, like, football stuff.
Are they going to be even letting people, like, tailgate and do that kind of stuff? Probably.
I would assume no.
I don't...
I don't think it's going to be the vibe that they think it's going to be over there.
I don't know that... any players enjoy doing any of the out-of-the-country games already, let alone ones that, like, they shouldn't bring their families to and all this other stuff due to safety concerns.
All of them are.
Like, it's just, I think, like, they think that they're going to grow the sport, and I know that that's what they want to do.
I think you could grow the sport better by, like I said, making it more accessible for people to watch the games online.
No, best I can do is more blackouts.
Yeah.
It is harder and harder for us to watch our own games.
I know my dad complains every single time that Amazon Prime gets a game or something because he can't watch it.
I was listening on the radio this morning, and they were talking how, like, the average ticket price, like, you can get tickets for under $70 now for the game.
And...
It just made me think more and more that these out-of-country games just don't need to happen.
The stadiums are huge.
You can't really see the plays develop.
If someone gets hurt or there's a call that is suspect, you're on your phone checking updates anyway.
Yeah.
You can't tell me, like...
Because you're not going to have, like, the normal, like, football stuff.
Are they going to be even letting people, like, tailgate and do that kind of stuff? Probably.
I would assume no.
I don't...
I don't think it's going to be the vibe that they think it's going to be over there.
I don't know that... any players enjoy doing any of the out-of-the-country games already, let alone ones that, like, they shouldn't bring their families to and all this other stuff due to safety concerns.
All of them are.
Like, it's just, I think, like, they think that they're going to grow the sport, and I know that that's what they want to do.
I think you could grow the sport better by, like I said, making it more accessible for people to watch the games online.
No, best I can do is more blackouts.
Yeah.
It is harder and harder for us to watch our own games.
I know my dad complains every single time that Amazon Prime gets a game or something because he can't watch it.
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