Matt Jones

But, you know, there are certain days they'd all wear their jackets with pride.

It's a big part of being in the FFA.

Do you know the jackets I'm talking about, Shannon?

Well, you all don't host the convention because Louisville's not as cool as Lexington.

You don't get the future.

But they do.

They have... It is...

They look like if you were wearing corduroy NASCAR jackets, but then you also had emblazoned letters of your school.

They got their names on their chests.

And they have their names on them, like this is Sarah, this is Luke.

So I just wonder how that happens, because they have taken over the city.

This city has been overrun by hippies that were here for Rail Bird and children that are here farming.

FFA.org says the iconic blue jacket is a beacon of community and pride.

Okay, but that doesn't explain anything.

I mean, what does that mean?

I guess they're just showing unity in that we're FFA.

We got to wear something.

So they all wear blue, even if, like, your school is red.

Yeah.

And I mean, yesterday was a hot day, and they're rocking corduroy jackets downtown.