We were curious what people wanted to know about Joe Burrow. I guess a little bit outside of the athlete. So we Googled, you know, I guess some of the most asked questions. And we just want to ask you a couple of those if you wouldn't mind. So the first one. Again, this is based on real data that people are wondering about you. Does Joe Burrow have a necklace collection? I wouldn't call it a collection, but I have several. Yes. The most notable I've seen is the Nike one with the diamonds. Yeah. And I think that's the one where like, you know, when we talk about your ice. Yeah, I have a couple that are bigger that are probably, you got to be more specific in the situation that you wear it that I haven't really shown to the world. No, you can't just, you can't just put on the big diamond Nike. I mean, you can't just walk around with the five pound ice out necklace. No, you need to be Lord's Townshoot. Right. You're smart. You know, it's based on the scenario, based on location, the situation. Exactly. That's when you pick your eyes. Yeah. All right. The next question, you know, professional athlete, you know, you care a lot about what you put into your body, what you do to your body. So the internet wants to know, does Joe Burrow have a chef? I do. You do have a chef. So what kind of, I guess, are there any regulars that you would ask your chef to prepare for you? Like, what's in your diet? So I like chicken with peppers and onions and rice. That's my main go to. But I usually just let him whip it up because he's great at it. He knows what I like. If I don't like it, I'll tell him. But he knows what I like and he does a great job for him. Very cool. Well, speaking of food, this one shocked me that there was this many people to where this was like, we are really curious if this is a thing. Does Joe Burrow like Turkey? Not on Thanksgiving. Really? No. What's your Thanksgiving day? Ham. Ham. Wow. See, I avoid the ham. I'm anti-Turkey. Anti-Turkey. That is super interesting. So hot take, he does not like Turkey. Exactly. Very interesting. So where does Joe Burrow keep his Heisman trophy? It's like somebody that wants to steal it to me. Right next to the front door. They want the code to have my garage too. Apparently. It's in a very secure trophy case in my basement. With other trophies, I'm assuming. Very good. People are curious if you have a suit collection or how many suits you own. I probably have 15 suits. You got to, you got to, you can't wear the same thing. No. More than two times. You cannot. You cannot. So I'm going to have to get some more of this here for sure. Yeah. I'm aware of your fandom for SpongeBob SquarePaint. One of my favorite things about you is SpongeBob, like the socks. I've seen the socks. I got socks. I got a pocket square for one. I have the shoes. I think that's probably the extent of my SpongeBob collection. So I dropped the former SpongeBob? For the former SpongeBob, yes. There's a whole informal collection. Yeah, sure. We're going to have to get into that. It's a whole thing. The internet wants to know if Joe Burrow was voted most athletic and most likely to be famous in high school. I think so. Were you voted? You were voted most athletic for sure. Did you perform with Kid Cuddy on stage? I guess technically yes. I didn't have a mic, but I was definitely singing the song on the present. You were present. Yeah, I was present. I mean, if somebody would have handed you a mic, you would have gladly taken it. I would have. Yes, I would have. All right. Well, that's good to hear. Have you ever wanted to play other positions besides quarterback, such as running back, receiver, were you ever interested in any other position? When I first started in third grade, I wanted to be running back. I got upset that my coach made me play quarterback. Why did he make you play quarterback? I don't know. I guess I was a coach's kid and he was like, you're a quarterback. And so that's the start of my quarterbacking career. Wow. Very cool. So you wanted to do what drew you to being a running back in the third grade? Well, I knew that, I mean, I was, what are you eight years old in third grade? Yeah. I knew we weren't going to be throwing the ball a lot. Oh, yeah. That's true. So I just wanted to have the ball. Right.