On a medium his parents can't figure out. It's probably a good thing.
From the Mac of All Trade Studio in Fairport and driven by Victor Chrysler Dots
Jeep Ram. It's bilified but Bill Moran Podcast, Hello and welcome. Thanks
for getting your pat on, Thanks for telling a friend. That's how we
spread the word. Man, a lot of things to get you fellas caught
up home today. Yeah, my brother took your advice and decided to cut
open the hot dogs out of the air frier. Well, it's funny you
sent me that text. You didn't send me the text, And I was
like, I don't know, only because I'm still walking around with this.
My lips started bleeding last night. Yeah I know, Yes, live on
the podcast like Jesus's tear. Yes, just coming down just out of nowhere,
just right there, joining Cheach and Chong summer out here. We had
a We have some great treats in the studio. Yeah, we doos Bakery
and Delhi one ten best despatch drive. Excuse me in East Rochester. So
Patrick Bernunzio came in today and in full disclosure, next week I got some
shit going on. My mom's having an operation. So I'm gonna go down
and spend time with her. So we were just putting some things ahead and
I had Patrick come in today. And I should have saved it. I
should have saved the fucking audio. If I had any balls at all,
I would have saved this audio. I fucked up so royally, Like,
you can't fuck up more? Seriously, Yeah, you really can't. Comes
in. The guy is so sweet. He brings in connolis, like not
one or two canolies, brought in like half a dozen of these giant ass
canolies. Right. He brought in meatball cookies. He brought in some coconut
gluten free stuff. He brought in the pistachio. I don't know what they're
called, but they're delicious. They're like, they're so good. I want
to know what was here before we got here, the half Moon cookies.
That was right. So he brings all this stuff in and and then we
were talking, and so we sit down and I figured this is going to
be a really interesting podcast, and it is, like it is hit.
What he did, what he calls his midlife crisis, and what he did
is maybe one of the I'll say it's a ballsy move for a guy with
a family ballsy move. Yeah. Some guys, you know, to get
midlife crisis crises, they buy cars, hair out, yeah, or then
they start taking steroids. So and he's been listening to the podcast and he's
bringing things up to me and oh wow, yeah yeah. So I hope
he likes what I say. Everything. It was a great It was just
it was a really good interview. And I'll have that for you on on
Monday. But I start the podcast out and I call him Peter, but
I don't catch it. So I go Special one Today with Peter Bernunzio,
president of Specialty Foods, and then I go and you may know him from
and then I hit this, what's the best thing about Leo's everything right?
And so I do that and we start going. He goes, is it
possible to start again? Because you called me Peter and my name is Patrick
and I just want to have my right name. And I'm like, I
want to fucking I want the earth to open up and swallow me. And
then he goes and he called it Specialty Foods. It's Watermark Specialty Foods.
I'm like, oh my God. For whatever reason, I will admit this.
I didn't sleep well last night, but that has nothing to I just
was like, yeah, you didn't. I was like, oh my fucking
god, Oh my god. So this is Phil Knight, the president of
Rebok. Who I'm sorry, Pete Knight, the president of Rebok. Would
you start again? And then this time I go to hit this but there's
nothing coming, just like now, and I can't figure it out, and
I'm going on and then I got so, I got all these things that
I look like such a fucking moron, so I had to. It was
it's one of these things I've learned to do this where I go, you
can burn up with embarrassment. It clearly you have fucked up. This guy,
and I think you'll learn this in the podcast. Is just a stress
free individual. I don't know. It's like a special breed. I don't
know what this is. And he's like and I said, I am so
sorry, and he goes, no, don't worry about it. You're gonna
be better than me when we get going. And I went okay, and
I thought it. I mean, it's already done. What more can I
do? Right? You know? Because you could spiral, oh yeah,
something like that spiral. Trust me, I've done it. So I don't
know why I typed on the page Peter and not Patrick. And I did
it right from the card that I have that he has like a really high
quality stock business. Yeah, your apostle's here. It was just like,
holy shit, holy shit, if there wasn't no apostle, Patrick Saint Patrick.
I'm I'm sitting here and I get a text from our friend Jeff Dale.
I'm down the road. G e O F F Jeff the German smelling
him. Yeah, Jeff, He says to me, Hey, I got
band practice from Fairport tonight. I'm at tin Cup's social be HERETI six,
all right, be there in ten d you call him? When he walked
in, John, Jeff j So I walk in. You ready for this?
Hey, Dean. As I'm leaving, there are these two guys sitting
outside. They're going One guy goes, hey, is that Bill Moreno guy
goes yeah, yeah that's Bill. Yeah. I used to be with the
two. Yeah that's Tim. He's got his own thing going here and so,
but I can hear them, so I might. So I give a
wave. I finish up what I'm doing, I go out. I locked
the door. I've really lies. I don't have my wallet. I left
today without my wallet. My wallet has gotten too like the dad wallet size
that I don't put it in my pants cabinet. I usually just take out
whatever I think I'm gonna need, which is like my license and maybe my
debit card. That's it. Just throw that in my pocket. Normally I
throw the wallet in my bag that I carry around. I didn't, so
now I'm like, I gotta be that guy. So I leave, I
lock up. I walk in. Jeff's like, heay man, what's going
on? Babba? And then I said, full disclosure. I know how
my wallet. He goes, oh, that's the way you are. So
then a woman walks up says hi, I'm so and so, and she
goes, how are you doing today? And whatever. I don't know why,
but she shook my hand. He goes, they fucked it up.
I go what? He goes, they sucked it up. I told them
to have the guy come over and go, hey, Bill, give you
a wink and just set down a three head kind in front of you without
saying a word like not see you never have to order. It's like,
hey, Bill, wink. And I started laughing. I go, that
would have been really funny. But then we're sitting there and we came up
with the idea for another podcast maybe quarterly, maybe monthly, maybe every once
in a while throughout the year. It's about beer, right Nope, Oh
it is not be me and Jeff and a guest where we would drink prior
to it and want you and your voice in a very straight voice to go.
One hour and thirty minutes before this podcast was recorded, Bill and Jeff
started to consume a bottle of bourbon. They are still consuming that said bottle
of bourbon. Let's join them live? Yes, yes, he goes,
but I want Danny's dead panned voice joined this drinking sem already in progress.
So I'm like, I go, Okay, I go, that actually sounds
like funny, he goes. Dude, we would have just like because we're
he just talking like he and I just talk. I He's one of these
guys that I could just sit down and just have a conversation about nothing with
no pre plan you ever, like walk in and go, what the fuck
am I going to talk about with this person? I gotta have this,
this this in my head, Like if I have meetings throughout the day,
I'll always go, I need to have an agenda almost just so there's no
dull moment and I'm not wasting their time and there when I wasting mine.
I especially if I ask for the meeting, if if I feel like there's
this is someone of value that I'm gonna get something out of, I need
to make sure that I come with some kind of I'm bringing something, you
know what I mean, where I'm asking something, But Jeff, I have
none of that. It's just always like can we just sit there and talk
and we're talking about you know, he's talking about being a dad to girls,
and I'm talking about being a dad too boys, And I go,
this would be an interesting podcast, just like two dudes talking. And that's
when we came over the what if we did it? Well, we're drinking,
man, I wanted to do for our hundred their shows. Go over
to Damien's drink for about two hours and then that hit record. Maybe two
hundred, maybe two hundred. Seriously, how about one forty six? Where
are we now? How about this? How many people do you know that
give up drinking for a month? About five or six, okay? And
what month do they normally give up? Usually it's February. They really Okay,
January is when I usually hear. I know one guy does February and
it's the shortest month. Yeah, Jeff tries this every year in July.
I go, dude, could you pick a harder fucking month. You got
fourth of July, you got summer, you got warm weather. He goes,
Yeah, he goes, I'm usually good. He goes, I've honestly
been good for at least three weeks in July. No drinking. Wow,
did you tell us that was kind of his time off though too at that
point. No, he takes the time off in June. He's around,
so yeah, he maybe he did in the past. This year he went
in June. I don't know, but I was like, man, that's
a tough month to stop drinking, right, I mean, if you're gonna
pick a summer month, I think maybe August. There's the only month there's
no holidays. It's the end of the month, the fuck type birthdays in
August. Let's go, bitch. I'm sorry, Billy, I'm sorry.
We are still working on the roast. No, we're not. We are
Bill Rand's family pictures hanging himself. Danny's loved that line. That live for
the last fifteen years. Yes, love it. The first time I used
that, You're like, who wrote that? That wasn't you? I don't
know she was. Was it Jerry Stiller? Oh, Jerry Jerry Still somebody
used it about Jerry Stiller in ninety eight. I was in college. It
was on the Comedy Central. I don't think he was the guy who's dead
Giraldo. Yeah, Greg Giraldo, who's a lawyer. I thought it was
him. Maybe maybe it was him. I thought it was Greg. Greg
was great on the roast. He was, but this is like this roast
like they everybody dressed up in like suits and dimes. Yeah, this is
before Comedy Central decided to just let people be themselves on stage and everything else.
This is like a Jerry Jerry Stiller roast. Wherever he was like like
Guy McMahon was on this real it was all these old dudes. Oh,
I have to go look that up. Yeah, I have to go look
that one up. By Heaven, they have like a dance and everything.
But he seated at like a dinner table and stuff like that. It wasn't
like the new ones. On a couple of minutes, We're gonna talk to
the UH. One of the coaches for the Hornell baseball team. Hornell lost
to pal Mac in Section five to go to States or was it the finals
to go to States? This was the Section five finals seve to States qualifiers,
So I'm not exactly sure what happened other than Hornell started to celebrate on
what they believed it was to strike three third out UH, and I guess
it wasn't and somewhere somebody messed up and just what that does to the kids.
What they're thinking is, I mean, you know you're talking about I
didn't realize until today because I'm running up because people have asked me, damn,
why didn't you write about this in the Times last week? Somebody respond
to that, And there's a lot of reasons why I didn't write about it.
I'm going through all of them, but they're something up to night.
You have two teams here named the Red Raiders wearing identical uniforms on video.
Yeah, right, with all this chaos and sewing, one seemed like they
were in more white, but I don't know. I I white with like
more of a red stripes or there was something that at least in the video
I saw I thought you could differentigate who was who, but similar reforms for
sure. Yeah, and color wise colorise. I just I just feel bad
for almost everybody involved. I say almost, because you can't feel bad for
pal Mac. They won, congratulations, they used to. They played heads
up baseball, right, But I think everybody involved thought they were doing the
right thing. This wasn't a Chuck Knoblock situation. This was the Stanford band
running on the field against Cal. I'm not really and the game was over.
I don't know that I fully understood exactly what had happened. I mean,
I think I have an idea, but we'll find out from him a
little later than Kevin's got a guest as well, mystery guest. Oh no,
kid, I get that on. Oh I forgot mystery guests Wednesdays,
right, we got all of Patrick and all the one man. I gotta
tell you the meatball cookies from Leo's. Yeah, I know, I would
have another one in a second. Cannot believe how good they are. So
good, they taste like Gates. He's so and what an interesting guy.
I can't wait for everybody to hear that podcast they should have played. Maybe
maybe tomorrow Night's episode I'll drop a little teaser in there. Cool. Yeah,
we got we gotta plug in the current the camera. Thank you just
sent me a text my homie, thank you. Yeah, there you go.
I can't hear you. Guys who sent the TV for me? Who
set the cameras up tonight? I did fail. Yeah, but I'm sitting
right here. It's not like I'm sitting that's the time you lay of this
show. I am sorry? All right? Can you tell me about the
tweet that you sent me today? And I did see other people writing me,
but I did. I spent no time because Jeff Dale interrupted my prep
time to go have a beer. I had two beers and a shot there
and a woman apologizing to me for the last time. It was a tin
cup. When one drunk employee started screaming, all right, everybody, get
the fuck out. I guess I closed the joint. I don't really remember
that. She goes, oh yeah, you was that? Um what Saint
Patrick's dare? Uh No. I think it might have been after our show
over an iron smoke. I went over there and I ran into some old
old friends and I hung out, and I think I might have closed the
place. And this one kid started screaming because she's like, he wasn't even
working the night. I was so pissed at him. I just want you
to know I never allowed that to happen and I'm so sorry. And I
was like, it's okay, I go, he probably needed to go home
anyways, I don't even remember. And she's like, well, it was
really bad. And she used to work at the Video from the Valley,
so she's back over exaggeray. She used to work at mul Conners. That
that hill that leads into the village. I said to her, I go,
what do you think I'm gonna do? Run over to Damiens and go
do you think? She goes, I don't even Carol. He thinks it's
just bad. It's just bad form. Guy was a dick. He's really
bad and he was drunk. He wasn't even working that night, and he's
screaming and he knows you, and he's still screaming at you, and I'm
like, yeah, I screamed at so much in my way. Like I
said to somebody the day, somebody and I had a tense conversation yesterday and
the word fuck you came out a lot and it was no, no,
no. This one always aimed at me rightfully, so aimed at me,
and I said, yeah, I think I was. I mean I was.
I don't know about you guys, but as a kid, and my
parents probably will not like hearing this, but there were things like, do
you need to have your head examined? Do I need to take you out
of doctor? How the fun can you think that? Do you need your
head examined? Get your head out of your ass? And when you're talking
to you like that, yeah, and there's nothing that's gonna fade you later
on. You can say fuck you and fuck off. And that's where I
don't think. And when I say these things, I see people's reaction back
and I'm like, oh, and fuck off to me means go away.
It doesn't. You know what I mean, go away? Stop? Uh,
it doesn't. It's not and it's not said like that. But that
was sort of I'm learning. It took me a long time, but I'm
learning. I'm learning. All right. Well, Uh, we'll take a
moment and then we will talk to the coach. One of the coaches from
the Hornell baseball team who lost Section five and did not get to go to
the state qualifiers. On a play. I'm not even fully sure they knew
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what that man. Yeah, I'll get it. Don't know. I heard
it earlier today. I don't now. I want pancakes from Cracker Barrel.
Those are the best pancakes ever. They call like that's The reason why they
called cracker barrel Bob is on the line from hornell Bob, they've cracker bar
the HORNA No, they do not. And I vowed never to eat it
a cracker barrel. I shouldn't say i'd never vowed eat I just never had
a chance to eat it a cracker barrel. UM just had. One of
my friends got sick there one time at Albany. I hope that's not bad,
because you up there when you're you're sponsors, so I apologize it's not
and you're fine to say anything you want. Uh, there is let me
tell Let me tell you, Let me tell you them because this person died
from wait a second, hold on, we were calling about what happened with
the Horne baseball. This could be way more interested. Your friend ate at
a at a cracker barrel in Albany and died as a result. It was
my friend's husband, so she married and the time out time out? Did
she poison him? I don't know. I hope not. I doubt it
because this person is a very extremely nice person, and because the person next
to you was a crazy o's such a nice person. So maybe that's the
situation here. I'm not sure that's how Lifetime movie startly mackerel. So what
what was the what was the cause of death? Did they say there were
underlying causes or was it just a cute food point? I am not one
hundred percent positive it happened twenty five maybe thirty years ago? Okay, yeah,
so I it was so long ago now? And oh yeah, do
you still say in contact with the with the wife? She moved back here,
but I haven't seen her. She had some kids graduated from Horne High
School and then I haven't seen her probably in the last couple of years.
So I'm not worse not exactly know where she is now. I wouldn't go
to dinner weather right, avoid that as well? My goodness. All right,
So, Bob, what is the name of your company again? It's
Pish Video Productions, and I've been doing it since nineteen eighty nine here in
Hornell. I do a lot of corporate work stuff for the local colleges,
for the city, promotional stuff, stuff like that, just like any video
production company would do. But at the same time, do you take the
baseball games obviously for or at least maybe the sexual games for the guys.
Yeah, so one of my big things when I even in high school.
So before I started my own company, I had four knee surgery, so
it kind of knocked me out of I love playing basketball, played jv basketball
one year, it ended up, you know, getting hurt, so I
couldn't play anymore. Played football JV's for one year. I couldn't play anymore,
so anyways started so I could still go along with the team. I
started videotaping all the games back in the eighties, so real quick, one
thing led to another. I went and got a computer science degree from Middlefood
State College and was doing video up there for them. It started my own
company right after this, so I didn't want anything to do with computers except
I use them every day for editing and stuff. And then the local television
owner, it was a local cable company. Local guy that owned the cable
company ended up playing even Time Basketball League with him, and he had like
to start my own channel on the cable system down here, and it reached
Hornell probably about ten thousand, maybe a little less than ten thousand homes at
the time. But don't do I started doing Hornell games. I just started
u televising what was happening is. I had a little production truck, had
people running the cameras, and at halftime of all the games, someone would
run the tape down to the cable company and start airing the game while the
second half was actually going out. Yeah, you just couldn't do and I'd
have instant replay, slow emotion and everything like I kind of do now.
Um, you know, obviously streamings come a long way. So I did
that for a number of years. Time Warner ended up buying them out the
time Warner kept me on and then um since then and out Spectrum and I
still have the channel, I just don't do it with it. I don't
put a lot on the channel. And I had my own twenty four hour
channel was a UPN affiliate which became the c Debbian Network, and I just
decided not to continue on with that and just have an independent stations who I
carried some syndicated programming and stuff like that as long as well as all the
sports programming and stuff. But Spectrum has been kind of real strange about things
and it just hasn't gone well with that channels and everything's being streamed now anyways.
So even though I still do have that channel, I don't pay much
attention to it. And I do put stuff on there, I just don't
do as much, and in fact I have. I went from Channel six
to Channel eleven, to Channel eighteen, to Channel twenty three to Channel ninety
You're all over the map, right and then now I'm thirteen oh three.
You know, I got your side, and they're kind of like foresting me
out over the last thirty four years. All right, So here's what you
need to start doing. Putting borderline inappropriate things up there. Every once in
a while, put a close up of the crep us of your arms so
it looks like it's your butt, but it's not. It's not. You
know, it's funny to say that, because when I went to Channel ninety
nine, I took over the Spice channel. Yea, so my motto,
my motto went from Spice to Pie. That was the channel, and everyone
was kind of upset because they took the Spice channel off. These days,
come on, man, you know you know how it was years ago you
could you could hear the stuff that you couldn't see. The videos kind of
garbled until you paid for it. Do you remember those type of channels?
Yes, yeah, that's what it was, oh so you get so it
was all the squiggly lines. If you turned your head right you might actually
see it an aerial right or sometimes he didn't come in clear for a little
bit nipple. Well, very good, all right, So none of this
was the reason that we are speaking with you. You happen to be filming
the game between Hornell and pal Mack pal Mac not far from where we sit.
This is a Section five championship game, I believe, between the two
schools in baseball, and it was a very odd like I'm almost confused as
to what happened the way I saw it, and I think everybody did,
and it made national news and it was probably your video by the way that
got out there. I think that's kind of yeah. And and it was
for me too. If you see my setup and I do instant replays and
stuff like that. But at the stadium that I was using in Batavia there
the Muckdog Stadium, UM, I had to use a mobile hot spot,
so I wasn't connected in so that I had to lower the quality stream and
suffing. That's why I got a little blur. I you know, I
started, who did they hire to do this job? What a piecis No,
I'm kidding, Yeah, no, I mean, I don't blame you,
I am I'm kidding. I am totally kidding because it didn't look that
bad. It really didn't. Yeah yeah. But so from what I saw,
it looked like it was a strike three on a third out called with
Hornell pitching to a Palmac batter and correct. That looked like the game was
over, at least from the reaction of the Palmac players, who then ran
on the old and started on first and third. There was a there was
a runner on second and first. There was two outs and two strikes,
so that would strike three correct, That would have been correct. So that's
how close it was. But if you know, if you happen to watch
that bottom of the seventh inning, Hornell had a couple other chances to end
the game. They had a dropped catch in the outfield. And these were
all seniors that didn't just played the exceptional this year, just had the drop
season. I think they got nervous or whatever it was. And then there
was a pop up to the picture and a huge baseball fan, you never
want your picture to pop ups. This was a pop up to the to
the third base side. It was way up in the air. I mean
it was skye and the third baseman never moved. And I'm not blaming him.
These are kids. I'm not aiming anybody just because everything happened in the
wrong way. You want your third basement to wave or even at least the
shortstop to wave off the picture from catching it, and it just but you.
They're also like, hey, this kid has pitched the whole game,
this pitcher, he's a senior. What a way to go out. You
catch the last out and the games over, we win the championship. It
just didn't work out that way. I like it. I'm not blaming anyone.
I'm confused because I thought it was two strikes and then the last pitch
was the was strike three. There were other opportunities in the inn before that.
I'm sorry, I pause. It sounds like there were a couple of
Bill Buckner type situations that led to this. Yeah, he say it that
way, but I mean like the drip, like if you drop pop flies
or a pop fly that like nobody knows who's got it. I mean those
are Yeah, this wasn't the half. Yeah, this was clearly the catch
of the pitchers. Waving everybody off, I've got it, and he stumbled.
He did catch it, he stumbled fell to the ground, and the
forest of him hitting the ground made the ball pop up and pop three so
and then it was just everyone's like putting their hands up like this is this
is the end, and it just didn't work. So anyways, back to
the or fast forward now to that third strike, which was if you looked
at that play, was actually a ball that the catcher had to go down
and get it. It was low and inside I'm looking, look, Bob,
what was the call? The call was a strike, okay, and
the picture and the catcher dropped it. Now, the catcher gets up,
makes the motion like he's tagging the runner, looks back and I can't talk
he taggers of them or not when I'm doing it live. When I'm doing
it live, I'm looking at the seven inch minor and I'm not watching the
play with my normal eyes. I'm looking at the monitor, so I don't
even see him drop the ball. So I'm thinking I'm time. So you
know, this is my thirty fourth year of doing the baseball team. I
did every home and away game for them this year, so boring Bob,
you'll never get that time back. I'm teasing. No. I love that.
I love you're a very passionate man about what you do. I can
hear that in your voice. Yeah, and I my YouTube channel it's Pish
Sports and you'll see every single game. I did five softball games. I
did a couple of track meets I did, you know, so I do
try to all the main sports, you know. Unfortunately no cornicals on here.
I think, great, Yob, dude, how great would it be
if Bob could just like engulf get the arc of the bean bag as it
goes up? You know how? I see that tracer? Bob, you
got to work with this band because I think you know what you know you
do is put a camera in the hole, you know what I mean,
king up through it so you can see it. Yes, he did learn
from there, and we could scramble it if you want to authenticity a right.
So this kid drops the ball, yeah on what was a strike three
call but was clearly a ball. But either way, the Empire has called
strike three. But since the kid dropped the ball, now it's a live
it's it's a live player. Even though that would have been the third out
yeah, because if with two outs that if the first base is occupied,
then it doesn't matter in the first two outs. But if there's two outs
already that i first base even is occupied, they're forced to run because it's
the third out. The kid could take off from the batter's box and go.
So what's a live ball. So unless the bases are loaded, unless
the basis are loaded, well, if the bases are load, that still
counts. All the All the catcher has to do is tag home plate.
It's like a force out. Got you, Yeah, because I've seen that
too. Okay, so this is strange. I didn't realize that the kid
had dropped the ball, and so then these other you got to kind of
give heads up to pal Mack. Yeah, they use their heads, they
use their nails. But the thing is the kid, the catcher thought he
had tagged the runner, got you, and the umpire who's behind him doesn't
like he apparently says he signaled safe. Now I didn't remember seeing this,
did you see the SIRP Yeah? I saw him. I mean at the
time, I didn't even see him drop the ball, and I'm looking at
the monitor, so I didn't realize what was going on. Myself because I
kind of sounded like an idiot saying, hey, Hordell won the game bla
bud championship that I'm not. And I'm like, oh my god, that's
why I said, Okay, who know, I was gonna start paying attention
because he dropped the ball, you know, which I didn't realize. And
that as well, Bob, Yeah, I do the stats, play by
play, run the camera, run the scoreboard, I run. I hope
they pay you a lot of money. Well that's the whole thing behind.
I mean, I sell advertising and you know Greg Connors and Connors and Ferris
or one of my Sponto never met him. Yeah, yes, so he
and I went to high school together. Oh yeah, yeah. The play
that everybody's celebrating except for one one kid. I don't have the second basement
or if he's coming in from center field or left field, but he's screaming
and the kids got the ball in his back pocket and then run on the
basis if he had just dropped the ball or just threw the ball in the
air or whatever, we wouldn't be talking right now because that one kid didn't
notice what was going on, and another player ran into and I can't remember
who it was. He realized what was going on to so it was really
gone two Hornell players at the end, they're realized what was going on,
and they're looking for the ball. They didn't always put it in his back
pocket, and he's trying to create a dogpile on the mound and celebrate,
you know. Unfortunately wow. So and but in the meantime, you know,
the runners, the first baseman you don't cem on camera was standing there,
the runner on first and then the umpires arguing with the head coach Hornell
coach and arguing to discuss them whatever, not even paying attention. He was
cropping on plate, you know what I mean. So there's a lot of
things that they really should have stood up and taken, you know, stock
of what was going on. Section five people was there, were there,
and they should have come over and said, okay, we love to run
one run score put everyone back on base. The ball becomes the dead ball
supposedly when the ball was in the back pocket. So they should have signed
the ball games and done it that way. But they got together, it
did up game over, and you know, and and all credit to like
I said to Penmack, they did a great job, and I thought so
bad for them because they didn't get to properly celebrate. It would have been
different if they had scored five runs and one six to five, and you
know, it wouldn't have been any big it would have been. You know,
it'd been as devastating for hornall, but not as devastating as it was
for this to happen. You know what I mean? In the traditional sports,
how are the how are the Hornell parents in the stands a very good?
You know? You have you have your idiots, you just like I
mean, I'm not calling anyone idiot. I'm just saying, just like any
other fans and parents, you have your problems. I had a problem with
a parent from out of town accused me of cutting the stream off because her
son, this is someone from from a different school, came up and approached
me. I'm filming. I'm you know, I'm having trouble with the stream
if it were the school and it thought I didn't on purpose that their her
son hit hit the baseball in the outfield and a Hornell kid did drop it,
but the umpires called it the pop fly isn't out, And she accused
me and I'm like, get the hell away from you crazy bitches on the
air. Uh, they just stuff like that. And I took the pot
I took that stream down. And so you have problems with parents everywhere you
go and Hornel's you know, you had problems here with hornell parents too.
You know, so good. Here's my question, like, wasn't there a
Section five administrator there to sort this out? Yes? There were two and
I and they didn't put the kid back on third base. They just said
that screw it. It's like the it's like Cave six of the nine Nice
Danley Cup Finals. Everybody runs onto the ice. Yeah that's over. Yeah,
exactly exactly. And and and like I said, I hate to blame
anyone, you know, it's it's something that's probably never happened. And I
even I explained it because people so you guys put them in sports and I
get the person. I said, no, I said, this is what
this has got to be. And it was also in several of the media
companies that ended up running stories and it said the same thing. One of
the worst losses in any kind of sport they've ever seen, right, you
know what I mean? The way Captain I said these kids have just got
their hearts ripped out, you know sort how how how did these young men
respond to this? Well, when I got back into town and they they
did have a party for Horn. Oh of course they haven't lined up anyways.
Anytime the team goes to a sexual championship, and it probably happens in
all the other communities as well, they already have a party lined up for
them, win or loose. So that all the kids did did show off
at the party. I didn't get there until a little later because I was
kind of stalk and I didn't leave the stadium. I was one of the
last ones out and sulting. Well, I was just in shock more than
anything, you know what I mean. I was just like, how,
you know, I live and die with these kids. Don't forget I've seen
these kids since they were little kids, and kind of having won ten feet
away from me, just fall on his eyes out, rips my heart out.
It's kind of you, senior, it's over. But yeah, but
it's kind of sweet what you're saying. Yeah, you know it's that.
Uh. I grew up in a very small town down Stake called Pine Plains.
It's a little bit Mayberius, right, Bob, Yeah, yeah,
I mean which is which is nice? And you do you know in small
towns, you know the families, you know the people south Park, But
yeah, I get it, Yeah, definitely, And and and they and
the catcher, you know the ones everyone talks about. This thing lives right
down the street from me, on the same street I live on, so
I see him quite a bit. His parents jogged by here all the time.
And so, hey, buddy, that's terrible. Yeah you're a bob.
You sound like a really really nice guy and very community oriented. And
uh boy, what a heartbreaker though, huh. I mean that's just yeah,
yeah, and you know what, really just it just really multiplied.
The whole horribleness about it for me is when you get back and someone says,
Jesus, you've gone viral. There's two million views on this John Boy
media. Well, they never contacted me, they never asked if they could
use the clip or whatever. And then when the clip did go up,
they know, and it has nothing to do I don't care about. I
just don't understand how social media works. How can they can just take something
and Eric, because it was my intent to ask the kids when I got
back because I've alway let the kids win or lose, so whether Pale mack,
so they can watch it on the weight on the bus right home,
they can go right to their YouTube and watch the redplay of or whatever.
So I'm saying, okay, I'll get Hornell pal Mac will have a chance
to watch the game. Hornell, I have a chance to watch the game.
Then I'll ask the kids. Because it's such a bad loss, I
can take the video down. I own the rights to it because I do
have to pay Section five for the rights to do these games. I paid
over fifteen hundred hours just to do the sectional games. Wow, and advertisers
help, you know, offset the cost. But still it's a paid paid
service. I own the rights to the So when I got back in the
day, it was already on social media. I'm like, I just didn't
understand how they could do that, because now it's out there, two million
views already in an hour or after the or two hours after the game,
and you know, it was all over Twitter. And I think once people
saw the oh, it was all over everything everything. Everyone started sharing.
It had twenty five hundred shares by that night, you know, and up
to six five sixty million views already on that. John blay Media, Hey,
Kevin asked has made a good point. It's not like you know a
lawyer that can help you out. Well, I did contact and you know
this is something I just it's because we're dealing connors. He'll steer you in
the right direction. He'll find them. Yeah, I did. Ye,
I did talk to him, So it's in his court right now. I
don't want to make his own like I didn't answer for help. Put me
in an intellectual property lawyer because I don't know what the rules are on there.
No, but you don't want to trust me. John Boy is making
money off this because you by fandel all day and then he shows the video
and he was doing play by play right, and I'm doing the play by
play stuff, And let me just tell you quickly, like I said,
they took that out there. There was no my logo was not on the
screen anymore, and there was no credit given to my company. Yeah.
Well, like I said, I didn't even think about it that night until
the next thing he goes. People say the two must be making a fortune
on this. I don't know. I'm not. It's not even nobody knows
it's not even attested to me, it doesn't there's not one extra click on
anything that I owned. And I wasn't even caring about that. These are
sixteen seventeen eats, your own kids. I just got through hearts out.
Well, I don't want, I didn't want. This is not the way
I wanted to go. You know, viral, you know, that's just
the way it is. And I did to have a chance to take it
down because some other company came in and took it. Well, I think
that's uh overall, I think it was pretty amazing what you've done. And
unfortunately it does sound like you got ripped off right on social media a little
bit here. Yeah, and it's not to me, it's not even enough
of the money. I just would like to find out because I got interviewed
by the Washington Post, Fox News and Friends, and by that point,
once I once I threatened this John Boyd and said I need credit compensation or
take it off. They put my credit on thereas thirty six hours later,
and then everybody started calling me, and you know ESPN, and I said,
you've already aired this, why are you asking for permission now? Well,
this is a different part of the program or somethinghere we want you know
what I mean. It was just kind of funny how that all worked out.
But well, I don't really want to get into that. Oh even
though I just did. Yeah, you did too late, Too late,
Bob. It's been fun talking to you, and I feel bad for those
kids. Hopefully, well, look, they'll never forget it. Yeah,
I mean, oh yeah, I mean literally at some point it may be
one of the last memories they have on this planet, was that moment because
it is so surreal and and I guess, and I guess, and I
guess the Yankees that reached out and are in writing the whole team down,
so that helps. Cool. Yeah, so I'm not sure how confirmed it
is. So you could punch John Boy in person, Bob, I think
that you have to go because you're the one that got the film, that
got all the attention. I'd like to go. I'm I'm a big Nuts
fan, but I would like to go down then, Bob, I like
to go to City Field? Can I go to City Field? Job?
I think you should be part of that, don't you. It's your video?
Oh yeah, I like I'd like to document the whole thing video And
you know, document the whole experience, because I guess we got invited to
the either the owner's box or whatever to watch the game. I don't know
when it is, and I'm not, like I said, I don't hold
the whole logistics of it because it's just getting worked out this week, I
guess. So if I do do that, I'll let you guys know and
it'll it'll be up on my social media site. And overall, I think
the kids are doing pretty decent about it. You know, now that time
and by when does horn When does Hornell Spice come back with the camera.
Yeah, I'm not sure that'd be nice. I don't know what now with
now with phone now with everyone's got their own phone. Hey man, I
like, we have two hours of daily content for your channel if you need
it too. Oh that's true. We could we could send you content,
we could get on your channel. We could cut it. We could cut
a deal where we put the podcast on your channel. Would you think about
it? Yeah? All right, well I'm serious. Well we'll talk and
you tell me what what it will cost and we could get on in Hornell.
You know, horns the seventh smallest city in New York State. Okay,
thanks way to Brad. Look out New York champion. Bob, it's
been can tell you a lot of stories about Greg Conners too. When we
were Oh, I can't wait. Was he really the hysman of Alfred?
Oh? He was awesome and I'll never forget he know, he broke his
leg like the very first game of his junior year in football, I think
it was, and he was out the whole year because he was one heck
of an athlete. He really really was, and in a very smart person.
Has come from a really smart and nice family, and you know,
his dad died very young. Unfortunately. He was the president of the CEO
or or I'm not sure CEO. I guess of the hospital down here in
Hornell and stuff. So really nice family and Greg's a great person. Well
uh, yes, great America. I know I agree with you what I
think. That's nice to hear, Bob. It's been a pleasure. Yes,
it's been a pleasure talking to you guys. And we'll talk to you
about getting on the on your channel. Very good. I'll talk to you
guys soon. All right, bye bye. We should have asked if anybody
mistakes Greg Connors and Hornell for Mark Anthony and then next time I see Mark
Anthony like a hornell, I feel like we should have My wife makes them
make us some Alfred football t shirts with Greg's name and number on the back.
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what was happening on Monday? I was, uh? Oh, is it
the Baxter Bacon then Bourbon I was supposed to be there too, and I
went up doing the podcast and uh, I was instructing a boxing class first
than that. And did my logo get up there? Though my logo should
have been in the sponsor page? I don't know there was. There was
a big poster sign there, though I didn't pay a whole lot of attention.
Thanks a lot, so Dino has been um like, I know,
I was supposed to look for it. I'm only it looked like a lot
of fun. Was that? Did they have like a hot dog eating contest
there? I got there late because not to break, but I was playing
old kill before that for mercy, played Central, excuse me, my look
out to excuse me, Michael Block. Only three guys lost hot time.
I didn't even. I didn't even. I didn't even. I didn't even
hit that green. So you know, isn't that funny to see? Like,
you know, and that guy the next I think the next week he
was dead last fifteen over fifteen over someone think again this week because I didn't
he get the invitation that he may have. I just it just shows you
what a grind it is week after week to do this, Yes, you
know. I I love the YouTube docuseares stuff that they're doing, and they
do one on on golf and it's fantastic. I want to watch thee and
I got the I got the text yesterday. Tammy's not allowing me to watch
the PGA in the house anymore because she's livid with the live thing. Oh
shit, really like he's see here, here's the thing. She's got a
fair point, and we haven't really touched on this too much, but you
can't stand there and I mean, and there is the audios out there.
It's Jim Nance talking to the PGA chairman and they're talking about nine to eleven
families and what this means and murders and all that and now, but it
feels like, and maybe I'm wrong that they have that conversation while these negotiations
were something's going on and if you just would have been honest and just that
it's about the money, look like, I mean, sometimes you have to
just throw up your hands and go as business and that sucks and business has
no emotion and it is about money and it does suck. But uh,
you can't you can't be pandering like that. I don't think well, Rory.
Rory had a great comment today about it, because you know, he
got thrown under the bus. He turned down four hundred million or something like
that he did, and Tiger turned down seven and change. Yeah. Um.
He said something to the effect that that lived, the company behind it
was going to keep spending money in the golf industry, so you might as
well be part of it, you know, because they got way more money
than than the PGA. They do. And it was a good point.
It's a good point. I did hear him say that today, you know,
and I thought that was a very valid point. But man, look
at the life you're leading. Man, do you ever think of like,
well, the only reason you guessed me because I'm the only one left on
the radio. I think you got it. That may be true, you
know, I don't really, I don't know. Dying breath the lights when
you're done, Please please fire me. You don't want to get fired,
O me. I was just thinking, like all the cool shit you do
because of radio, and look, a lot of people have that opportunity.
You, certainly, I think, have made the most of it and really
endeared yourself to the community and do a lot of great things for the community
of Rochester. I think that's fantastic. He was directing traffic I collective there
telling people to move to cars where you really yes, there was well I
was on stage telling people to move their cars. They're gonna get that's a
great little Uh. It's an interesting Yeah. I wish they It's been there
for a long time. I don't know why it's taken this long for it
to get I get some bigger acts. They just they just reached out to
a street like yeah, yeah, they just reach out to him and they
finally realized they actually had a decent venue to do stuff. Well, it's
almost like a mini red I mean, just in terms of the naturalness of
it, right, the ball, so to speak, it's kind of like
that. And yeah, I mean Highland Ball was somewhat similar, but I
like this. This is uh, well, there's too many neighbors at the
Highland Ball and they piss them all off. Yeah they do, you're right,
yeah right, yeah? So what else is on? You know?
So Dino does mornings on ninety three three the Fickle Correct yep, yeah,
and then uh and I sell the rest of the day because it doesn't pay
to do mornings on pickle and uh, I'm I'm half of the sales team.
It's me and Frank. That's literally a man who's sixty nine years old
and has liver cancer and then there's me. Yeah. So literally it's not
no look and you have you have some great products over there, to be
honest, so nou Yeah, of course, of course, But I just
aem more impressed with how you have. I mean, just the hustle man.
You know, where you go way I always It's the way I always
did it, you know, because I you know, I came up.
I came in as an intern. I just knew Spuzano from college, and
yeah, he got hired at CMF, and I just started I started hanging
around until they hired me and uh and that's and then I just had to
work harder than everybody else just to keep moving up. You know you were
was it Deno the Van Dog or is that with p Yeah, yeah,
you should deliver Pinky and Jack's pizza for Kano's workforce block. That was like
in the Street Machine them Street Machine. Yeah. Well, you know,
I mean I think that one of the things that gets lost when we get
so big and I have a theory do you know, I don't know if
you'll agree with this or not, but when you look at the radio industry,
I'm not convinced that that radio is dead as people would like to think
or all that. I think that the delivery system has changed and you've got
things like this now and you can seek it out. But one of the
great things about radio is it's in your car. You pop it on and
you don't have to really think about it. You know what you like,
and that's why it's a habit. And it's why we call people p onees
because they have a certain station programmed in their first button and second button and
you know, P one, P two, that kind of thing. But
I when I look at it, I think that radio as a whole,
and I'll be interested to hear your take has gotten so big that you stretch
people thin to do a number of jobs because for certain companies, and it
just is a byproduct of business, not radio business, but business that all
of a sudden you have to answer to stock and shareholders. And so when
you've got shareholders, now you've got you know, profit and lost statements,
and you have to cut people and you've got to stretch other people. You
know a certain way, and I think for radio you start to lose the
connectivity to the communities that they serve. And I do want I do wonder
if you're going to see things go back, will you start to see because
there are some stations in the country that are fully staffed, independently owned,
full staffed. I think one station might honestly have an overnight person, which
is really rare. That's where I started my first Yeah, so did I
and against Uncle Rog. I used to be up against Hunk everything. So
it's one of these where I just wonder if you'll come come back to that
because the manpower and the connect the connection to the community. People like local
stuff more so than not that the national stuff isn't gonna work. It does,
but I mean, I'll just say this and I and I don't mean
it. People go, oh, sound bitter. I was on iHeart and
on eighty six different stations for them, the same voice on eighty six stations
around the country, doing the same song, introducing the same song. I
didn't do eighty six different shows. I did one show, and I would
cut liners for each station individually throughout the day, so you'd have you know,
Kty Z and the Gator in Florida and this one. But it's it's
homogenized. There's no room you'd localize it. But the content we would try,
you would try to localize it. But even there it's not the same.
It's not like Dino saying, Hey man, I'm gonna be at always
come ask me about playing Oak Hill. Right, Yeah, I can't say.
You can't say that from jimoy in Iowa. You can't. You do
understand what I'm saying. And I think I do. Wonder if you'll just
see things go back to smaller, independently owned companies. I wonder if that'll
happen. Well, we're owned by David Stevens, Steven's Media group. He
has eighty five sticks across the country. Rochester's actually the biggest market that he
owns UM and I'm sure work for sale. I don't know, UM,
but you know what you were saying. Every time somebody leaves for whatever reason
at our place, somebody else had to pick up the slack. They didn't.
They don't hire anybody, that's the thing. And so it becomes so
now what happens is the person who loved the job is exhausted, so the
passion. The passion has left. That's all I'm saying. Is the pat
not that that people don't enjoy what they do and enjoy being on the radio.
I mean, I'm sure there are day's Dino doesn't like getting up at
four or five in the morning. Sure, I'm sure. But at the
same time, you have a prey day that ends with why okay, but
you have a passion and you like being on the radio. If you didn't
have to sell, or you didn't have to have as many accounts, it
would be easier and you could have more of that passion, you'd be less
tired, and you could just be better all of us. Right, they
make pilots what you gotta get so many hours asleep before you get on the
road. It should be this sort of the same thing. And it's unfortunate
because these jobs you just get stretched and that that's the tough part. But
in the thing is, is I put in minimal effort in the morning just
because there was you know, hey, you're going to be the morning guy.
Is there any more money in both? We'll work on that. No,
it's been two years ago. Minimal effort. How's that different from any
other shift? You did, does a lot of effort. I'll tell you
where I see Dan will do effort when I see him MC, when I
see him at the Lilac Fest, anywhere you see Dno, I don't think
he sleeps, No, But I mean that's why I ran into Kevin when
I how I got into this show the other night. Yeah, you can
blame it on him. So, by the way, well he was a
big fan of Collective Soli did the VIP. What's is there another show that
they're doing? I know the Wood Brothers, right, Wood Brothers would Yeah,
and then they're working on shit, what's that girl's name? That that
hippie chick that Wee's loved, Um, she played that Potter? Yeah,
Daniel p w No, no Potter, Grace Potter. Yeah, don't tell
any punder because I just talked to spring it today. But he's working on
one more show after Labor Day out there hopefully. Oh after Labor Day.
That's actually nice. Yeah, because he's got Parties in the Park coming up
in mid July for six weeks. So wow. And then you'll be down
there all doing all that too. Yeah. I'll be doing that too,
man. All right, Well, very good. You know, and I
love hearing lunch money man, it's lunch money. Well all started with you
driving the van and delivering pizzas. That was me. Yeah yeah, yeah,
I'll tell you what. I pulled people over and gave them uh if
they had a bumper stick around it, pulled them over and gave them concert
tickets too. Some part of it. That had be a great time to
be in radio though. I mean, like doing the stuff that you guys
did. It'd being able to do it, like like those those days are
over. Oh Danny, we had it. I got it. I got
it at the last. Yeah. Well, like any think past the post
of cocaine days, I think the sunset. We had some good times,
yes, but I mean like back in the eighties and nineties that was like
the hey day. But Danny, remember when we had a kid dressed up
like the pope and we sent him into a church. Yeah yeah, yeah,
we'd beat up outside of the quad. Is cancer out with the science
that his father knows best? That's kid, yes, yes, yes,
Oh my god. Do you know you know that those days short and the
hair was long. That's really that's that's funny. How how's the family,
do you know? I know you mentioned your wife not being very happy with
the live in the PGA merger, but the your son's one got married recently.
Yeah, the other one's closing out of the house tomorrow. That's wow.
Congratulations, that's awesome. That's awesome. And uh and my wife is
a breast cancer survivor. Good and um and uh, you know, hopefully
everything's going well there. So far, so good and um. Pat wise,
what are we looking at it now? You had a farm there?
Yes? Cookie, okay, just cookie, okay. Yeah, well very
good, dude. Know, I'm glad you took some time out to chat
with us. Man. I the hustle is unbelievable with this guy, and
I think it's I think it's motivated by the passion of just doing it.
And now he's so connected to the community. Yeah. I don't think there's
a person that sees you that doesn't go, hey, it's the hardest working
man in radio. Oh yeah, it's be a little I think I do
get that a lot. Yeah, it'll be forty one years in August,
but I got hired. So see, did you think, okay when you
started, what was the endgame or was there an end game? Not?
No, not right now, I'm just riding it out. No, no,
not right now. But I mean when you started, did you have
a goal as to what you wanted to do or was it I just wanted
to get on the radio. You just want to get on the right and
that was it. And once you were on there, there was no I'm
gonna yeah. Yeah. It was in everyone Scusano's classes freshman year at GENNESSEEO
and and you know, I got aised to my radio classes and I got
apps and everything else. So that's why my illustrious career at GENNESSEEU didn't last
too long. And now that it is so so we got jobs. You
didn't need it, and you got a job. Very good. Yeah,
Well it's been a it's a been of pleasure. And I hope I see
you out soon if you're gonna be yeah, me too, say some charity
event or something. I'm sure I will run into sounds good a right,
yeah, maybe Fairport Music but oh absolutely absolutely yes, hopefully hopefully I'm not
floating my eyes are floating in the back of my head. Well thanks dr
Wow. Yeah, that dude, he's been I didn't know it's forty one
years. Yeah, you know cancer survivor too. He is uh no,
he had a lung issue. I think it was lung cancer. Yeah,
because he had a portion of his lung removed. And then here was the
weird part. They filled him up with air. Okay, so he looked
like the Michelin tire I wish I fucking asked him this. He looked like
the Michelin tire guy. And then somebody posted a picture. It might have
been weez or somebody went to see him and he was all like it so
big, his eyes were like slits. It was like it looked like he
got stung by being his entire body filled up. But I think they were
doing that to try to locate where in the lung the cancer was. And
then they removed a portion of the lung. And he's been fine, but
I mean I want to run, yeah, you know, and and uh,
just recently. I don't know if anybody knows these people, but uh,
he was very close with the horrib Knacks and Horris. Horace passed away,
and Horace has had a brother, Roman, and Roman was a quieter
guy, but he ran the board. I think he did it for the
Howard Stern Show when the Nerve was around, and then I know he did
some stuff over at CMF and things for a little bit. Roman recently passed.
Oh yeah, I didn't know that last week. Yeah, last week.
So and I know that, Uh, Dino very close with all of
them, Like yeah, Dino is one of those just loyal yeah yeah,
right, I mean just a loyal, loyal guy. So that's that's very
cool. Uh, we shall take a moment. What's going on in Fairport.
I thought this was a joke because to me on a on a message.
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the word of the pirate ship. So we're playing this because I get a
Facebook message from a listener, and the Facebook message, I'll just summarize it
just said that fair Port no longer allowing people to refer to mom and dad.
So I go, this can't be true. It almost sounds like a
joke. But then you sent me a link to was it a story on
Twitter or a story on the news. It was a Twitter. There was
a feat on Twitter a school board meeting. Why do I feel like this
is taken out of context? Doesn't it feel like it is a little bit
taken out of context? But at the same time, there is some sentiment
to that. Basically, the school district wants to avoid using the terms mom
and dad when referring to parents, so they want them to be referred to
as parents or caregivers because they want to be inclusive to everybody, all right,
Because when I was a kid, I think that we would get letters
home they said parents slash guardians said mom or dad. No. I mean,
I think like they don't want your teachers to say, like go home
and tell your mom or your dad. They don't. They want to eliminate
that language. They just want to tell your parent. It just kind of
sounds kind of silly. Tell your caregivers. We used to say. I
remember teachers saying tell your parents or tell your Yeah, you know, but
in other words like don't slow up, don't say the word mom or dad.
We've gotten soft were soft billy. Maybe everything's offensive. Yes, it
was just a culture. Here's the thing. It's like, I know,
like the woll culture. People get very very upset, right, but everything
I know that. The one that's confusing to me is if somebody says,
well, I want my pronoun to be they them, and I always that
it's a hard one for me because that's a plural and you're a singular and
whatever. Okay, but I always go, all right, if that's what
you want. It doesn't change my day one way or the other. I
don't give a shit, you know, individually, if you want me to
call you Clarence, I don't care. I call you whatever you want.
You know what I'm saying. I refer to you whatever you want, don't
I don't care. You're an adult. Dads, we're gonna call the parents,
Okay, all right, I mean, but the but the logic behind
it, it's it's almost like it's offensive to use the term mom or dad.
That's bullshit. I don't know that. Yeah, I think this is
there there. They continue to chip chip away at the American home, the
American culture. They want to destroy it, Yes they do, Billy.
They're not gonna be happy. God, They're gonna say the spirit in the
sky hang on a second, little by little, little by little, Billy
chipping away at it I'm telling you like to say, tell your parents.
Yeah you could say that, but like they say, don't use these to
her mom or dad, I have used a to her parent or character.
You gotta I gotta find this thing because I I know this person said it
to me, and I wish I had read it. But I I get
I can play you the video. I get the idea of the UH.
I know that people are getting sick of some woke things, and there are
some things that you go, maybe we've gone too far. So here's what
happens what I see happen in life. The pendulum swings too far in one
direction and we start to realize that. So yeah, so then we over
too far sometimes if you can kind of just hang in the middle and I
and and you know, we've even had people say governed from the middle.
I don't know. I don't know what happens in UH with these things.
It doesn't change me. But maybe there's a kid who doesn't have a mom
and dad. Maybe there's a kid that has you know, lives with an
uncle and aunt or something who's will Smith and they want it, you know
what I'm saying, Like you know, the fresh Prince of bel air,
and they always feel bad because their mom and dad were killing the car accident,
and maybe it always remind Okay, I've been fine, and we'll call
your parents. Just tell your parents, or tell your your caregivers or your
guardians. Tell your homies at home, tell the adult time. Okay,
tell tell the homies at home. Tell your homies. Yeah, that would
be funny if you did that. Go back and tell your home. I
mean, I hear what you're saying where it feels as though if I pay,
make it punitive to say mom and dad that it feels unfair. Can
I play the video? Yeah? I have. I have a cute up.
Yeah, you're connected to this bluetooth? Yes, no you're not.
I was hanging it's Kevin should be connected. I'm connected to it, but
I'm no longer connected to it. All right, let me hit the road
caster Dan, he's gonna get connected to get hearing what it says? Now?
Is it? What? What? What are we listening to? This
is a school board meeting or this is a meeting at Fairport High School?
Okay, so this is the raw audio from the Fairport High School meeting.
Recognizing all family dynamics instead of only mom and dad is beneficial to all students.
Okay, to be answered in the following order. Nicole tego first.
So they're asking, they're asking the three ladies at the day as this question,
how do you feel about this? Here's how they respond. Lady in
the middle says this, Oh, there we go. I am absolutely in
support of asking students what the pronouns are. I'm absolutely in support of using
the word parent instead of mom and dad. I think it's part of inclusion,
and I think everybody needs to feel included in the conversation, whether it's
conversations in the classroom, whether it's the curriculum that they're studying. It's not
just always a story about mom and dad, but it's going to be a
story about a family that maybe has two moms too. And I get it.
It goes on another minute and a half. Okay, that that that's
fine. You know what I'm gonna say though, with this, stop focusing
so much on that and stop Danny's of the world getting all bent out about
this. Who gives a shit? But let's focus on building real self esteem
in the kid, because you know what's going to push that kid further is
making them feel like they can and stop. You know this idea where you
already are telling them that you're not included, so we're changing this to include
you. Maybe they didn't feel not included. Why are we putting people on
the outside instead of the inside automatically? Do you understand what I'm saying where
they're saying. If you don't have I'm fine, call them parent, I
don't care. I seriously do not remember xeroc notes that would come home that
had that smell to them when I was a kid, because that's whold I
am that said parents slash guardian. I don't think they ever said mom or
dads. I you know, telling your mom or dad what pronoun the kid
wants. Okay, all that stuff's great. It's a little power for the
kid if they want to make them feel good. But what we really need
to be doing is help the kid feel good about himself. The pronoun is
not going to do that, right, And I agree with I agree with.
To me, this is like pandering, sort of doing what you want
them to be done and empower the child. You're just play kidding, Well
it isn't. I mean, you're going you're playing on a macro scale.
And not a micro scale. Do you know what I'm saying, Like,
in other words, it's the whole school. So let's do this as a
school to try to make everybody feel included. We want everybody who walks through
our doors to feel like they matter and that whatever they want to be recognized
as they recognize as that's that would be the macro. But then on the
micro, I go, let's stop fucking worrying about what the pronoun is,
call them the pronoun Let's not argue about it. Let's just let him be.
And then, by the way, let's help that kid prove to themselves
that they can right prove. I talk to my son today, goes Dad,
I want to know I got a ninety six in this and ninety eight
or something else. And I said, that's great. You prove to yourself
that you can. I mean, think about when does a coach yell at
a team when they win? When does a coach not yell at a team
or a good one when they're losing time because you suck anything. But you
understand what I'm saying, Like, you can push people further when they feel
good. You can get on them harder when you can feel good. The
coach would always find that one guy that he knew he could harp on and
it wouldn't break that guy's self esteem. One guy and yes, and he's
gonna kind of pick on you. But through that osmosis tell because you're juggling
with egos. It's the same thing for teaching. You've got thirty different kids
in there, all coming from different things. And by the way, you
don't know how anybody started their day. And so if they want to be
referred to as they or them, fine fuck it, let me say they
or them. But at the end of the day, how do you make
that individual who even though they're using a plural pronoun, how do you make
that individual feel really good that they can and we get people who can,
just can, and stop spending so much time on the day them because all
we do is argue about that and nobody's fucking learning. Do you know what
I'm saying, Like, we're so caught up in that ship and I don't
have a problem with it. I hear you're you're saying. I always go
I don't, I don't you and I don't see eye to eye on that.
I I hear you, and I understand you look and again, as
a person, you know me, I have no problem. You want to
be called whatever you want to be called. That's cool, that's greatful.
Why do we have to be mandated, is what you're saying. It's just
come on, man, Like, we're at a point in Canada where if
a father refers to his daughter who wants to be identified as a son under
the wrong pronoun, the cop could come and arrest you. And there's video
proving this. That's the direction we're not. We're not far away. Well
we got their smoke, Yeah, there you go. And when they're smoke
Danny, by the way, can I address that too on a second,
But to me, I don't have a problem with it, because it you're
trying to go on a your republic school, you're to be welcoming everybody right
now. I was very impressed with the young men that came into this studio.
Not long enough, yes, and I would love to get those kids.
They were great. But those are kids coming from marginalized situations, and
I hope that's coming off the way I intended to. These were kids,
they were live in the pines of Parenton the pines of parenting is not a
very it's not known as a nice place. Right. If you'd say to
somebody around here, you live in the pines, parented, they would be
the have nots in a district that is very halves. But every one of
those young men that we're in here to me now, they bonded together.
They seemed to have a leader in their group. But they seemed to be
fine. They seem like kids. They felt like they were included. They'd
go to school. I mean that one boy stood here and said, these
kids don't know how good they got it, right, I still want to
I meant to send that to Fairport to go. You need to know that
your kids are saying this, so maybe they're doing a good job an inclusion.
I hear it. You get this wishy, washy middle aged women goes
h. I thinking, okay, fine, fuck it, fine, can
we just move on. I hate meetings. I think they're a waste of
time. To hear you priv alon for ninety five seconds too long, about
about pronounced that you don't even fully comprehend yourself because you're gonna still make the
mistake because you grew up in this era and it didn't happen then and you're
gonna be catching yourself and then you know what you're gonna you can turn around
a poet. Sorry, stop, just move on. I started an interview
today and got a guy's name wrong while he's sitting me and I'm looking at
him in the face. You just sometimes apologize and move on. We don't
need you, know. But the real problem to me is how do I
make that kid who you just told me was marginalized. You just said they're
on the outside. They're already coming from a deficit in their own mind.
How do we make them feel like fucking winners? That's your job, and
I don't see that happening. I don't know how you do it, but
I didn't train to go do that, right, so that would be agree
with because I I feel like when you're saying to these kids, hey,
you can be whatever you want, but you're already on the outside. And
don't tell me that the there aren't people saying exactly what you were saying at
the dinner table in their home. This is ridiculous. So now I got
Kevin going to school and he's coming from that attitude, and you got my
kid coming in going Yeah, that's a lot. But jeez, there's up
here. There would be so much time spent on that instead of what really
matters. And I agree with that there's too much time spent on it.
But because there is time spent on it, we have to address it,
because it's being addressed in that matter. Yeah, my thing was ridiculous.
Here would be my normal thing had it not been sent to me. Had
you not, I wouldn't. You would have seen it, right, No,
no not. I wouldn't have seen it. I wouldn't have touched it
because I would have gone, why why do it? Now? It's a
great topic to talk about because people are passionate about it. To me,
it's a big fucking waste of time. I'll call you whatever you want.
I want you to feel comfortable in your skin, because not feeling comfortable in
your skin isn't great. Having been a guy that's been molested, I kind
of relate that. I can understand where you don't feel comfortable in your skin.
I get it. So that's that's cool. But at the at the
other end, you can't just be comfortable in your skin. We gotta get
you to prove to yourself that you can, that you can push yourself and
you can learn and you can feel good. And you know, how about
the kid that all of a sudden joins the musical and he's like the superstar
of the school because he got the lead and he feels good. It's a
win, right, right, sports, it's a win, right Sometimes that's
where a kid gets a win. Or maybe it's a spelling me. I
don't know. A focus there. Stop focusing on the fucking pronounces so much.
Let them be called what they want. Yeah, sorry that I can
take over and hijack. What do you want to say about the Canada fire?
So you know what the governor whole cool said, we got a crisis
on our hands. You know what the air qualities. I'm sitting there going
has anybody reading these tweets ever walked into a bar or restaurant before two thousand
freaking four? Because you and you're still here. That ain't gonna bother you
so much. Now if you have asthmas up that that's different. That's when
I was saying that. People we were talking about at work, I'm like,
listen, most of us were born in the seventies or eighties, right.
I grew up where you could go on an airplane sitting there. That
was somebody. Somebody put up a car too, and it's a woman in
the front seat of a car spoke in a cigarette and they go Canada,
and in the backseats the kids with the smoke and they go America. All
all valid points. I will say that yesterday I thought, let me go
blow off some steam. I'm gonna go for a run. And I got
phone calls while I was on the run, so I wound up a walk.
But the people are going to whine out there. And I will tell
you that I kind of felt like I could taste this stuff from breathing in.
It was a little thicker yesterday. Today, when I woke up,
I just shut everything down and it got stuffy in my home, so I
turned on the air from it. But I didn't go out until almost three.
It seemed like I cleared up and where I was about twelve o'clock,
okay, the winds picked up and I could see blue sky. It was
later bright. It was a little later here, and Kevin Williams I was
falling on Twitter. He said that he was just and hey, it's going
to blow out of here and go downstay But man, oh that's something I
don't think we've experienced here. No, you know, think about fires that
they have in in California. My sister's like, we lived through this.
Okay, that's so funny you say that because the only other time I saw
something like that was when I was lived in Park City. I went to
check out uh Boulder and the University of Boulder, and I remember you would
be in part in Salt Lake City and you would look up the mountains and
it was like pristine and crystal clear. It was absolutely picturesque. You get
to Denver and you look out towards Boulder and it's like just this smog has
settled in and it's from all the that's weed Billy, Well, that's all
the factories, Like it's almost like everything. And I think the same thing
may happen around the Grand Canyon, where I don't know where the winds are,
but they wind up almost trapped there and sometimes from the wildfires. Yeah,
yeah, yeah, and it's it was pretty bad. I mean,
uh, what was the woman or the woman who was in here yesterday,
Katie Katie, Yeah, her eyes were all bloodshot, she said because of
that maybe allegedly, so I don't know. I don't know. People are
gonna use this to linke it out of work and stuff. Yeah, I
can't because of my lungs and stuff. Well, I'm just waiting because now
they canceled they've canceled events tonight because they canceled events last night for the kids.
But I was reading like the air quality usually likes a fifty something is
considered Okay, we were at one fifty or two something today, oh this
morning. Yeah, but they're they're starting to talk about you know, if
we're gonna go out and be out wear a mask, it's gonna be We're
gonna be right back to mask issue. I don't tell me to wear a
mask. But we're done, aren't we? Or did it? Or are
we gonna We're gonna get more of this throughout the summer. I don't know.
It depends on if they keep burning up Canada to keep having wildfire.
I guess it all depends on the jets stream in the wind. Yeah,
yeah, come back walk strowing up again and they get it? Can they
get it figured out here? Come on, Canada. We haven't had a
Canadian team when the Stanley Cup. It's in thirty years. We're protesting fully
we hit windmills, we could plant it right back at will take a moment.
I read somewhere it's like smoking six cigarettes. What it could be,
dude, Man. I used to walk in a bathtist the stack grilling like
two thousand and four, walk home, I smell like cigarette smoke. Yeah,
that's just the way it isn't the comedy and you would come home.
Yeah, And I used to take my clothes off before I went upstairs.
Yeah, because it smelled like you stood next to a campfire. Oh yeah.
Times and the comedy club, you would just see like heads above a
cloud. It's like this list fog. And sometimes you couldn't see people's eyes
where they laugh at her coffin forget. You know. The spotlight picks up
you know, and yeah, it picks up all the particles, all the
dust particles. So when you effect, yeah you can't well the tender effect.
Yeah yeah. Swipe swipe right, baby? Do you like calvity at
the Carlson swipe right? All right, We'll take a moment. We got
it to our friend Rayson Randy, Buddy, I missed him. Rayson Randy
has been uh market him on the line. Ten. Don't even make a
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Randy's head under Mark Hillman. Both Grayson Randy, who he likes to
put down. We got a guy who always puts you down. Randy pisses
us off, put me down. Yeah, he's about stupid. No,
well, I couldn't have said it better myself. I could not have said
it's better myself. Randy has a new job, yeah, friendly Ford,
staying at friendly Ford, a new position that I think I saw him even
do an ad for this on social media, really doing mor Hey, everybody,
I'm racing Randy and uh, and then he gives the whole pitch,
what are you doing, Randy? Oh, I am now on the what's
called Ford. His decide they want to do what's called mobile pro mobile repairs.
So I am out on the road every day doing repairs on vehicles.
Promotion. He'll come to you, Oh wow, like you're at work,
mean an oil change, got to get the kids somewhere, got meetings and
work friendly Ford and racing Randy. It's racing Randy comes out, changes your
oil in the parking lot and go and you you know, you go about
your business and then your car's ready to go. That's awesome. What other
kind of work did they do for that? He does your four tires as
well. Seconds. That's right, that's right. And if if I get
some that rowdy drinked from Kyle Busch, I do it in ten. So
good. But no, we mean another guy. I mean a younger kid
who I actually kind of I picked. I had my choice who to pick,
and I just kids. Got a lot of get up in golf.
And in fact, I actually took another guy out today because this kid had
to have a day off because he had to work on Saturday, so I
took him out. They both work out really well, and no problems we
have had. We have had great success. We're doing most of the lot
doing a lot of recalls like we do like a recall with people having their
vehicles for ford. We've been going out and doing those for a lot.
We've always done actually done one oil change that was on our first day out.
I think we did not change and that was it. But I know
I got some next week and I'm getting more appointments every day and they're trying
to keep it down to five to seven. But one day he's going to
be a lot because I'm gonna be out of town. So you said the
trunk, drink coffee and let the tell the young kid what they do.
Oh no, no, no, no, no, no no no,
he does those. He does one thing. Well, I'm doing the others
right, So he does he does like all the team's Jack and Rays and
Randy's the droll man. Randy come to you, rotate your tires and cheese
your oil, ladies. That's that's right. Gets y'all loofed up and ready
to go. Maybe we get some of the market house and flatten some tires.
Very good, Randy. We haven't talked to you since last week's race.
Did it go the way he expected? Uh? Yeah, well yeah,
but I figured somebody was gonna win. Somebody had to win, and
I wasn't quite sure, you know. But uh but I'm glad see Kyle
Win. Let me tell you something. The man's got three wins this year.
Everybody thought it was going to be strange for him to go to Richard
Tudis didn't know how that was going to work out. He's now tied William
Byron for the most wins this year. He's running good, he's getting better.
Richard Tudors another bit praise to say about him. He says, Oh,
he's almost like Dale learned her a little bit. He says, he
really is so okay. But it's cool. It's very cool to see that,
you know. Like I said, William Byron, he had a rough
day the other day. But you know, um, Kyle Larson did real
old only have taken two tires on the last pisto are compared to Ford like
everybody else did. He ran, He finished second. Uh, you know,
it was a good race. It was good. It was glad to
see it. Jerry Legwin got back up there a little bit. Bryan Blaney
hit another good week, so it was a lot of fun to watch.
It was glad to see because I Blaney won the stage. I think Kyle
won the stage and Uh, it's just we're just fun to fun the race
to watch. Yeah, well, you know that's always good. When he
gave a little passionate about your sport. Sometimes you walk away from them go
what the hell did I just watched? Not this past weekend I found that
the Bills lost to the Bengals. Yeah, hell, but I for the
weeks before where they barely beat the Dolphins. Uh, Randy, we have
some acronyms that we'd like to ask. You know what an acronym is heard?
Heard? The word? Don't know what it means, but I'm sure
once I hear two, I'll probably figure it out. Just chevy Randy.
No, I was gonna say. Some lady called up and said, uh,
can Race and Randy come out and change my acronym? Mean, I'll
be there. Are you tell me where you gotta go? Make an amployment?
Uh? Give him one and see what he knows? What m f
A O m f AO what does that stand for? Randy? Last my
fucking answer? Yeah, there you go, TCB, TCB taking care of
business. You got so far? Oh, Randy, I'm very impressed me
with I d K. I don't know, Wow, Randy, Randy Race
and Randy on fire with this Hang on here young one second. I get
that Ray Randy. They're going crazy for Race and Randy. How about l
O l uh look out at last allow, I mean land of legends,
Land of legends, So he could be that one. I like lick out
loud. Sounds like a kiss song. Yes, it does, sounds like
a kiss on or something Randy does in the bedroom. How about b d
E b d E man that one. I can say, I've never heard
bud never Really, you've never never heard them? No, that's why I
can think of them. B d E stands for big Dick Energy. No,
it's me then, okay, all right. How about CNF C n
F Nope, never heard that one either. That's Connor's fast. You knew
that one. Kind of unfas great people, great people, got great people
right now you're getting No, you get hurt, go cheat them. There
it is. And then the rule wants to know, Randy, what is
an egg plant? Emode? Do you mean you're fucking hungry? I don't
know. I think yeah, what do you think it means? Randy?
What what shape does an eggplant have? Um? Come on, you use
those new street skills at the same thing as a squash, should say,
my buddy, I truthfully, I got no idea. I've never even heard
of it. Put it to the human anatomy. You never heard of an
eggplant? Nope, nope, never, Bud, you've never had your head
eggplant. You've never heard You've never had I've egg planet. What I'm saying.
Okay, so the eggplant emoji. So you've seen an eggplant? What
what does it look like on the human body, Dick, I guess yeah,
ye, yes. One one last one for you, Randy. If
you're going out doing a going out doing a mobile oil change and you see
a lufa on an antenna, what does that mean? Lufa and I antenna?
Yeah, I'm hoping this means you need to take a bath. I'm
guessing you know what. I like that. I like that answer. I
do like that answer. That's very good. Ready, I think it's a
swinger is a swinger. It's a swinger in the old and the old people
homes or whatever, you know, like the villages used to be. I
don't think you should be a couple of swings swingers clubs out here in Wayne
County somewhere. I never knew where they were. Buddy might always wanted to
find out. I could have cared less. I don't know Randy. Nope,
nope, not even interested, Buddy, He's not gonna know. He's
I'm not saying that Randy's on loyal I'm just thinking that Randy has lived.
Randy's a man. Randy and I hate lived. Yes, and I believe
that Randy back in the day maybe not a swinger, but I think that
there might have been more than one person are taking at the same time on
his eggplant? Yes, oh yeah, sliced and diced Bobby ready to go.
Oh wow, Okay, I think Randy did a threesome one time.
Sniffed it out man, regular or devils could still smell it on him.
Yeah, so the regular would be two women. The devils is when he
got two guys, Randy, good thing got it? Wasn't mean he was
me and two women. Oh look at this. Did you take in some
culture in the Eiffel Tower. I don't know what that means, but if
you say so, okay, whatever, I think you have to do.
Two dudes? Yeah, waiting and actually the Quiets education is paying off.
Yeah, maybe it's better. I think it may be better than he doesn't.
All right, well, Randy, where are the races this week?
We're going this is gonna be the last race on FS one and Fox channel
where I think it's on FS one. It said the last time before they
sp go to NB NBC Sonoma, the Wine Country out of Sonoma, California,
where where Daniel Suarez got a first win and NAT Scare last year and
that was a big deal. I Max, who actually have his shirt,
said Numero Uno first win on it. I actually bought one last year at
the Glen. I could get one. I like. I think he's great.
I love listening to him talk, just trying to sometimes figure him when
you think I'm bad, but you know, it's a listen to him talk.
I think it's pretty cool. And I think he's very passionate for the
sport and he can drive, so it's gonna be fun to watch. I'd
like to see him win it again. I think it'd be cool. That
would be a race i'd like to go to, like Wine Country, California.
I'd be a thanks trip. Probably. That's a that race goes up
and down the hill, just it's a little bit more than hilly than what
Watkins Glenn has and it's shorter than Wakings short. Remember it used to be
only two, only two road races a year. Sonoma was the first and
Watkins was the second one. Right, So now when I got all these
other ones with coming up, and I'm waiting to see that Chicago Street race
that's coming, it's going to be a piece of shit if you ask me,
Yeah, I go see race. I mean it sounds it sounds cool,
but I got to drive fast. Boy. I feel like you're watching,
you know, grant that thoughto in a way, don't you and ding
through cities out of the huker take your money back, you know. It's
somebody said that on national television. Somebody said I wouldn't go to Chicago it's
like a war zone, and he got more crap for and he had to
apologize the next day. I'm like, it's the truth. Yeah, running
I guess some of the Yeah, I would stand by it too. I
mean, I you know, I'm sure there's good beak and security, you
know, and like that. Like when NASCAR went to Mexico to rac there
for the Extrinity Series, they actually had the Mexican Army Mexican army pulling them
when he across the border, protect them all the way to the race.
I don't know where in Chicago the crime is. I don't know if it's
evenly spread throughout the city when you think of Rochester just by comparison, I
think Mayor Malik Evans said wants to us that it was like three streets or
just a small section of the city. I don't know if that's the same
in Chicago. I don't want to speak out of school, but I would
assume that if you're probably racing in portions and around the city, that you
may not hit that stuff. It doesn't mean some prick may not actually just
racing the infield at Wrigley doing the basis I guess the game. I guess
some of the drivers they've been on the machines checking they can actually go drive
around like they're doing on that course. Yeah, there's there's some turns that
are absolutely they're like twenty mile hour turns. Yes, and a simulator yeah,
and that would be tough. Yeah. Have you ever done the simulator?
Yes? I have, I haven't done one, and I have not
done one in a lot. I think I'll tell your in a last time
I did a simulator, I'll tell how long it's been. Nineteen ninety six.
Back I didn't one nineteen ninety six. Yeah, background can say,
yeah, couldn't. I just couldn't. I just run a car and go
up to Chicago for the day and drive around. I know, because they
got to close these streets down, so you can mean it's in the city.
There's their actual traffic on there now, but it's you go, how
fast can I take this turn that's normally twenty miles an hour? I mean,
Randy, I don't know if you'll agree with this traffic like that.
I don't know. Yeah, that would be want CTV. I don't know
the uh what an Audi R eight? How familiar you are with those?
But I always think, man, I'd love to get in one of those,
find a turn that says thirty miles an hour and just hug that bitch
at sixty. Oh yeah, I'm telling that my grandson. My grandson likes
those cards. Yeah. I don't know any impressive itself. I don't know
anybody to own ones. I've never saw anybody, but they sound like they
look really impressive. The fascist I ever took a turn, there was a
twenty five min hour return. I once took it at sixty and one for
focus. No, no, what you believe believe it? Would you believe
it was an old X State Trooper police chase card they used to use that.
I would believe that those that man those things had some suspension old chev
they were. Yeah, no, no, it's a big plat of fury.
It was a big four door plint of fury. Holy cowuzzler sixty four
for forty magnet minute three hundred and seventy five Horse and Baby, we use
them all. Yeah, but Randy, that's that's like it's almost too big,
I know, like too big to go that fast around. It hasn't
a way for the truck to get around. Once it took me a week.
I got a buddy in mine. It was with me. I mean,
believe me. It was a hairy turn. We just want to see
how fat think we could do it, so we did. Let me tell
you something. It was a little harry, but I made it. Yeah,
I was on the other I was in the other lane when I got
back around the other side of that turn. But I know only two people
I know in Rochester that I know have out of our rates, and man,
those cars are I find them really they were built for racing basically right
off the and they're just fun. It's like, that's what I go,
That's what I want. I don't want something. I have to invest something
and have somebody soup it up. Just give it to me. Man,
let's go. That's that's a car. You want to take their glenn and
run? Yes? Ye, yes, absolutely, that would be fun.
You can do with that? No, well, no, no, no,
I would. Uh, we'll get some fire suits, Randy, yep,
get some helmets. Let's get Kevin a call. Yeah, we'll put
a harness strap in in the front. I think most of it's already paddle
shift in those out of r eights. Yeah. Probably, Hey, buddy,
let's fucking go. That's right, we'll do We'll do the Durance race.
I'll do four hours and you do four hours? Okay? Can I
do mine from the hood sometime? You never you ever heard that? You
never heard that we'll try You never heard that story? Did you know about
the story going We're going on a roll sixty miles an hour and I'm just
sitting I'm hanging onto the hood. Oh why stunt double for a movie.
No, we're just drunk. Something to do. They couldn't find the Swingers
Club, So what's left too? Furious true Hollywood story. Let me tell
you, le me tell you something right now. Fetch your furious I hater
gotten nothing on us, guys from Wayne count oh Man Ready, who would
play you? Ben Diesel Finn Diesel? I? I I am such a
fan of those movies, man, I am, honestly. I love the
fact I've never seen him, but I'm tempted now because you guys keep talking
about I love him and I want to go see this new one in the
theater. I want to get a big ass thing in popcorn. I want
to sit down and I want to watch that fight. It looks crazy.
Only one in the theater. Personal problem. People love those movies. No,
I know they do. But his point is like nobody's really going to
the movies. They're waiting for something to come out at home. But I'd
like for three weeks already that I'd rather see that on the giant screen,
big surround. That's how I want those movies I watch. I wish my
fifty ends the same. I wish Paul Walker was still alight. That'd be
cool and where she was still alive. Yeah, but his daughter does too.
You guys should have a conversation. Well, I think I think they
want to lawsuit against Porsche. I think the Walker family won because I'm pretty
sure whatever Porsche did in that car is I'm not saying that they didn't.
It wasn't drive or error, but I think when they hit the tree or
whatever they hit that, the car just went up in flames and it was
I think there wasn't like fire retarding. Oh wow, I think there was
something like that. And I thought they won money from Porsche, but I
don't don't. It's certainly easy to Uh yeah, I think those things are
probably quicker than we even imagine, right, because you're breathing in and stuff,
I hope. So yeah, yeah, you got my cat Daga turning
get up on my lap here. And you know why he's named Daga.
No, yeah, you're named for cannon Dago to speedway. Nope, Caladega.
And we have a new we have a newest cat. His name is
Winston from the Winston Cup. So wow, cigarettes that calico Calico Calladega Nope,
Nope, nope, he's a he's actu an American ringtail cat and he
weighs about twenty five pounds. Were feeding him. So wait, America ring
this is that's like a high Isn't it a fancy breed of cat? It
supposed to be the best. So they can't tell this. But he's got
every single trade of American ringtail, every single one. All right, you
got three one five discount on the ring. Think it's a ring tail.
That's like me, Randy. I got a dog from uh Verona in the
city, like a shelter and uh when I took it to vet, they
go, I think I paid like twenty bucks something like that, and they
go, yeah, this is a pure bread uh red fox lab, like
a rare red fox lab. And the only place we know where the bread
is Albany, New York. This one was just running the streets. Now,
I didn't have a DNA test to sell you what else is in there?
But it was a beautiful dog, and but it was kind of tough.
I mean it chased a cat through the house. So then I took
it out to Melissa in uh three one five at Positive Canine. That dog.
It was night and day. I got ill in love with that dog.
We used to say, lay down when other dogs are walk by where
he used to be like nothing, nothing. I don't know what she does.
But it took him an extra week. It's supposed to be a two
week thing. It was three weeks. But dog drinks a little bit,
but it was. It's where we live. It's a give it of genness.
You've been a little quitter, probably you know it's probably true, Randy,
that's true. All right, buddy, we will We'll talk to you,
a fun, fun chat with you tonight. Okay, the fun would
you guys, there's always thing to say. I'll be now, I hopefully
the race to get over Sunday, because I'm going to be. I will
be in New Jersey Tuesday, Thursday, Tuesday, Wednesday and back Thursday.
Yeah, I don't know what. My schedule is a little nuts let Next
week my mom's having surgery and I gotta go down, so I that's more
important, but it's way more important. Don't worry about me. They never
worry about me. You take care of that stuff. I don't worry about
you, Randy, don't even don't flatter thank you, thank you. Don't
worry about us either. I'm gonna be having new shows. They'll be new
podcast up. But uh, I don't know if we'll do something. Maybe
towards the end of next week. Yeah, not a problem, man,
Obviously I'll be back. I'll be back. And I guess what Tracy's birthday
is next Tuesday? Yeah, we're got your Wednesday year. If I did,
it's gonna be purple. Oh really royal sponsor. She likes the colored
purple and I was I ate Crown roy He's a great sponsor. Let me
tell you every right now, who's popping out of the cake? Me will
ye with my egg plant? Ready? Yeah, one of those fire retarded
suits too. All right, Randy, we'll talk to you, buddy.
Have fun in Jersey, all right, guys be say man, man,
there he goes racing Randy. We'll wrap it up. No, wait,
we'll wrap it up. There you go, hang on, we'll wrap it
up. It's been a day like that. I don't know what to do.
Oh, stop it. It hasn't even been a year. It's been
six months. No, I mean since January first. Oh, yeah,
for Dan Baron, for Keivin Mr the lm A F F M A.
I don't know. I'm Bill Moran, assimilator. We'll see him a little later