Austin Jenkins Says the Quiet Part Out Loud on Out and About

Pat followed that up with a public tweet doubling down on the Kmarko comparison, framing Austin's attitude as a young-guy phase he'll grow out of, closing it out with a genuinely sweet 'you are loved, brother.' It's the classic Barstool one-two: rip someone publicly, then remind everyone it's coming from a good place. Pat wasn't done there either — he went on to needle Austin over the show's intro, calling it 'the most offensive thing' Austin said the entire episode, sarcastically rating it an 8/10 for being merely average.

Pat

@BarstoolPAT

Easily the most offensive thing @austinjenkins07 said this entire show was that this intro was average. Easily an 8/10

Add in the fact that the same episode gets into Austin's own career arc at Barstool — how his job started, how he landed his current title, what he actually does day-to-day — and you've got a full-service episode that's part confessional, part roast session. When the show's own team is calling the promo one of the 'meanest' they've ever put out, that's not an accident. It's the strategy. Out and About keeps working because the hosts are willing to actually go at each other on mic, and this week's episode is a case study in why that formula still draws a crowd.