Hate. It’s what’s on the menu.

Now this is what I’m talking about.

Time to quit whining and remember why this is one of the great weekends of the regular season.

The people in this video know it.

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UPDATE:  Mr. Gillett offers up some nicely played Gator bait.

… Finally the Gators have the vocal, emotional leader they’ve needed all this time. Finally they have someone who appears ready to lift them from the ranks of the mediocre and achieve something meaningful. And he’s neither a mercenary spread guru like Meyer nor a loyal Florida alum. He’s a product of the Gators’ arch-rival to the north, someone who once wore the colors of the team they’ll be going up against on Saturday.

That’s got to gall a lot of Georgia fans, certainly. But deep down, below the smiles and Gator chomps the Florida faithful have proudly displayed as they’ve cheered their team to its undefeated record and No. 3 national ranking, it surely galls Gator fans just as intensely, if not more so. They’ve stood by their team through decades of obscurity, hoping someone might finally help their program live up to its potential and achieve something meaningful — and the man who’s made it happen, the man who did what no one before him could do — is a product of the University of Georgia.

But don’t worry, Gators, we don’t begrudge you your current excitement, nor the unprecedented success that one of our own has brought to your program. Every team has its day, and the sleeping giant in Gainesville was bound to be awakened eventually; it’s ironic that it took a Georgia fan to do it, but we’re as proud of Will Muschamp as we are of all of our alums. When you do the Gator chomp at us in Jacksonville this weekend, we know it’s mainly a taunting gesture, but we also know that deep down you’re extending those arms to us with three words on your mind: “Thank you, Georgia.”

You know what, Florida? It takes a big man to say or even think that. And you’re welcome.

Of course, I wouldn’t mind in the slightest if Muschamp left Jacksonville this weekend still never having tasted victory as a Dawg or a Gator.