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The latest episode of The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz kicked off with a lively discussion about the return of football season and the importance of experiencing certain games in person. The conversation quickly shifted to the Miami Hurricanes' recent dominant performance and the emotional impact of the 22nd anniversary of 9/11, particularly as it relates to sports.

The Barbecue Brouhaha: A Debate on Culinary Recommendations

Jeremy began by recounting his experience in Baton Rouge, where the show was broadcasting from a sports bar that served Mexican food. This sparked a humorous but passionate debate about food recommendations, particularly barbecue. Jeremy expressed frustration with people constantly recommending barbecue, arguing that its deliciousness is self-evident.

"I know I need to have barbecue. You know how I know I need to have barbecue? Because barbecue food is awesome!" Jeremy exclaimed, emphasizing that he doesn't need to be told to try something universally acknowledged as great. He likened it to being in a city known for a specific cuisine and having everyone insist you try it, despite it being an obvious choice.

Mike Ryan chimed in, agreeing with Jeremy's sentiment, stating, "Barbecue is great, I get it. Come up with something else to recommend!" Dan Le Batard, however, suggested that people get snobby about types of food, and that barbecue is making its play for the "snobbiest customer base." He argued that people are "very snobby about their barbecue," leading to the constant recommendations. Jeremy countered by pointing out that nobody tells him he has to get Mexican food when he's in the bayou, even though he did. He clarified that he didn't choose the food for the broadcast location, but rather it was provided.