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depressing day, Danny light Range. Yeah, I haven't seen the sun.
I think it made a cameo earlier this week, but that was it.
Championship Sunday. Oh yeah. This is my favorite NFL Sunday of the year.
It is even more than the Super Bowl. This is a depressing day.
You realize there's no football left in two weeks. Yeah, and next
week you get a taste of no football, right, so you have to
like it's over. You have to like talk to your wife and stuff.
It's over. It's over. Saturday Night Live did a whole piece. Oh
yeah, it is their cold open. You're watching the AFC Championship on CBS.
We want to locome to the AFC Championship between the Baltimore Ravens and the
Kansas City Chiefs. I'm Jim Nance alongside Tony Romo and a quick shout out
to one of our sponsors. You love to shake, rattle, and roll,
because you'll do all three on a Boeing seven thirty seven max now,
because that's the sound it makes when the screws fly off. Tony, are
you excited for today's matchup? Well, without a doubt, Jim. We've
got two generational talents at quarterback to elite defenses. I expect this to be
an all out battle for the next three hours, and after that it's all
over, all over football. After today, it's just it's done. Still
the Super Bowl, Yeah, but that's not real football. Super Bowl is
for commercials and usher and people who never watch football asking how many points a
touchdown is? Where? Today's the last real football day? Just us,
guys, Tony, Are you okay? But nah? Not really? All
right? Well, let's throw it over to James Brown or have to what's
ahead? Thanks, Jim. I'm here with Phil Simms, Bill Cower and
Nate Burleson and we were just listening to what Tony said and really got us
thinking, yeah, I'm realizing that after this game ends, there's just nothing.
What are men supposed to do on Sundays now? Just go to their
friends' houses for no reason? Without football? What are we going to talk
about? I mean, does anyone have anything remotely interesting or insightful to say?
I wish instead of salt the ocean was full of Jesus, we're doom.
Well, come on now, don't forget. We still got the Pro
Bowl coming up. Jim, I have been covering football for thirty years and
I have never once watched the problem. You know, this isn't just about
US. America needs football. It's I mean, they hit the day on
the head, have they not? Yeah? Like, what do we do?
What do we do? What do we do? What? Yeah?
And it is that race and Randy where they could just go immediately in the
NASCAR, right, it almost is you need that. February is a weird
month. Right, you get into March, you get March madness again,
you start getting a feeling of spring. You want to get back outside.
You're right, you start maybe now you're doing some outdoor activities, But that
is it's this weird lullss, the real depression. I'm telling you. So
it's funny because since the NFL has the last five ten years, has become
this behemoth and they even gambling. Yes, yes, the NFL is now
not only the most popular sport in the in America, but it's the second,
third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, nineth,
tenth most popular sport. After that, maybe it's the NBA, maybe it's
baseball, maybe it's college basketball, if it's March, but it's all seasonal
right. So my wife and I got married the week after the Super Bowl
two years ago, and the biggest story that day is I'm waiting for my
wife. You know, we're getting ready to go get married. The biggest
story that day was an argument between two coaches after a college basketball game,
and they milked us for three days. That's how I mean, that's how
impact football is because they're like, we got nothing to talk about. Hey,
let's examine this argument between Michigan and Wisconsin and they're head coaches. That's
how bad it is. It's we've now been conditioned that football is the only
thing we care about. Watches there's no other live TV that's even remotely watchable.
Well, oh, thank god, CBS still has Blue Bloods number one
drama every gonna stops blue Bloods now and it's wait final season taking blue Bloods
from us too? What the hell are they even replacing it with Oh my
god, so help me Todd. It sounds Tod damn awful. People are
getting upset about Barbie getting snubbed? What about Yellowstone zero? Any nominations Yellowstone
is are Barbie? And they go on from there. I mean, it
was a cute open, but I go so relatable for so many people when
you think about it. Oh yeah, you know, I'm even thinking to
myself, I've got stuff to do, right, We're gonna go to a
friend's house and watch the Chiefs Ravens game, just for the AFC thing,
and then after that the Lions. And I am very interested in the Lions,
and I want to say, oh, I got shit to do,
I got shipped to do. I'm not gonna invess. I'll have it on,
but I I'm not gonna be watching watching right in case something happens,
yeah, I mean something happened, Yeah, but usually at the nfccor slower
when yeah, I mean I work slower when that happens. But it's just
it, it's a very it's a very strange thing. Oh yeah, I
mean, oh gosh, like they well have you seen the like? Because
we watched so much football, we're subjected to the commercials about CBS coming back
on February twentieth or whatever with all their new shows, which used to be
in September, but there was a writer's strike and an actors strike, so
now everything milaments and the shows look awful. Yeah, I mean they were.
My wife we were watching Yellowstone because we're trying to get into Yellowstone.
She loves it. I think it's I'll say my opinion for later. But
the point is, though, is that they had to put Yellowstone, a
show that's already been out for several years on CBS, to replace programming because
they couldn't replace the programming. That's how it's now. It's just just there's
so much garbage out there. The NFL is he actually eat the right is
the only thing worth watching if you're not a football fan. I don't know
what what what what you watch? Well, I probably watched like politics and
stuff, reality TV. Maybe, uh, that's stuff like Netflix movies,
Netflix shows. There's a lot of things that we don't we're not aware of,
right, you know, we're just not aware. Do you know what
David Chase said to HBO or HBO said to David Chase. No, they
asked David Chase. They bring David Chase is the creator of The Sopranos,
and they asked, and they were They said him. They signed him too
a futures deal after the Many Saints of Newark, the prequel movie, and
they recently asked David Chase, is there going to be more surprise promis projects?
He said no. The reason why is because HBO asked him to dumb
it down, dumb his writing down, because the audience doesn't understand the plot
lines. Because The Sopranos was such a great show, nobody could follow it.
So we have to die. And he's like, I'm not dumbing it
down. And I told my wife last night, I go, yeah,
this is just like a water down Sopranos. It's bad. I go,
it's queed la log and it's not realistic. And there's by the way,
Sopranos had uplifting moments and funny moments. There's nothing funny about these dramas.
Nothing. People love it, they like people love it. I have not
watched one episode, but not a lot of people love it. Uh so,
since if you're a Bills fan, not a lot to talk about,
right other than the season's over, what's next? They packed up their locker.
However, there was a lot of offshoots of pop culture moments from that
Bills game involving Taylor Swift and the Kelsey brothers, and they have their podcast,
what's it called High Higher something I don't I don't listen to it,
but I haven't really listened to it. Of Kelsey's I'm tired of the Watts.
Cana would be like the Ripkens or the Bosa's. Just quiet brothers,
just show up, do their job and leave everybody alone. This one's gotten
cute because you know he's with her. And then we had what's his name
out in the he went out and took his shirt off. What he was
out the detail game. I mean, that is cool. It is I
want to give you that. I would love to have been there. But
listen to this story from our local ABC affiliate. This is great. Create
your waiting on they get the ad. My bad there see this is where
I didn't get in enough time today to pull the ad. Here we go
in Buffalo. Now the Kelsey brothers want to keep that Kode Act moment forever,
saying they'd like to see it as a painting. Okay, so when
he took his shirt off and he jumped out of the stands, right,
Okay, that's what they're talking about. Well, you'll probably recall this moment
from Eagle center Jason Kelsey during the Bills Chiefs game in Buffalo. Now,
the Kelsey brothers want to keep that Kode Act moment forever, saying they'd like
to see it as a painting. Well, one native was up for the
challenge. Check out Julia Madelina's masterpiece here. She's a Fairport graduate and now
a professional artist working in Michigan. She's hoping the Kelsey family sees her utiful
work here and reaches out so she can give it to them. Yeah.
I mean you got to see it. It was really quite impressive. It's
him like with a shirt off, you know, back hearts yelling into the
heavens and he's right in front of the suite. She did a great job.
In ninety percent of life is showing up. Man, if you could
capitalize on that opportunity and go ahead, man, what moment would you want
painted of? You captured? Is there anything It would be weird to walk
into someone's house, not one and see an oil painting of them. It
wouldn't it be weird? Maybe my wife and I getting married. But that's
about it, okay, But nothing else. I'm not I have not accomplished
anything worth a painting. Have you ever walked in there? Have you ever
walked into someone's house and seen artwork that was a little odd to you?
Yeah? You have? Oh yeah, what was the artwork? Kay to
the girl wants One day she had me over for homemade pasta and sauce,
and she goes, you gotta tram my sauce. Okay, she had a
cook. Great, go into her house, she's got a But there were
no pictures of the sun. There are pictures of her all over the house,
like she was a narcissist. Wow, she like had pictures of herself
without the kid and these, yeah the kids don't where to be fund about
ten? About ten? So he like he like, there's I'm sure there's
a lot of school pictures he could have taken. No, all the pictures
were of her in the house. Wow. And I'm like, yeah,
yeah, we're not this is this is not gonna go well, I'm like,
yeah, I'm done. My parents I had a very odd piece of
artwork in the living room. It was like prominently displayed, big big.
It was just big. It was like a picture, but a three D
picture. Was a wood carving of mother Mary breastfeeding Jesus. I'm not kidding.
It was a wood carving three D. It was big, and I
wish I don't have because my parents the original house burned down, so everything's
gone. I wish I had some photo somewhere of that the woodwork, and
I know that. I swear they must have done it like it must have
been their way, because I think my grandparents and everybody were very uncomfortable with
it. I must have been their way of being like rebellious. I don't
know, I've no idea. But it was a three D carving of the
baby Jesus sucking on the teat of Mary. That's what it was. I
don't know where to go with that. There's nowhere to go. There's nowhere
to go. We don't mean where to go with it. There's nowhere to
go. That was it, but they that's wow. Yeah, it was
a wood carving, so like three D so a big and it was it
would be, you know, took up most of the wall. Well,
it took up most of this one wall. Like you would walk in the
living room right and you would sit on the couch and you'd look to your
left and there was the wall, but the rest of the wall after the
entrance, and there was the wood carving of Jesus. Okay, it's weird.
They basic sitcom episode around it was what you go to the in law's
house for the first time, and you kind of like, you know,
you see the you kids stop looking at the wood carving of Mary right right
now, and then you of all the thoughts that come after that. I
have. There was a you mentioned the pictures that this woman had of just
yourself, a Nunn kid. I know, somebody who uncovered that their parents
were having an affair, that their mom was having an affair. Okay,
Now I want I want you to picture this, Okay, I want you
to imagine, if you could, You're going to a high school party.
Now, I know you probably didn't party a lot in high school. I
don't think you did, no, but I want you to think of,
Oh, maybe you can go back to a movie like risky business or better
yet, I think there was a show that had a big impact on your
life that you could relate to. Nine O two one zero Okay, okay,
And I want you to think of like a high school party they would
have. Yeah, all right, so those were the high school parties.
Your best friend's parents are divorced. Dad's going out of town. He leaves
Friday morning. Everybody's gonna go over Friday night to your best friend's dad's house.
It's gonna be a party, you know. And you've had a tough
week. Biology teacher's been up your ass all week, right, You've been
dissecting the pig. All of a sudden, your friend Bill took one of
the pig's hearts and hung it in your locker or did you? Yes,
I did. I did that in nigh school. And then you know,
your jacket has smelled like fmaldehyde all week long. You really had it.
You're looking forward to this party, daddy, You're looking forward to the party.
You go there and there's this cute girl from your biology class. She
starts talking to you. You guys are hitting it off. She's had some
concoction made of every bottle that's in the liquor cabinet poured into a punch bowl.
She's feeling a little wobble, and she says to you, have you
seen upstairs? And you think, here's my chance. She takes you by
the hand and she walks you upstairs. All of a sudden, you go
into the dad's bedroom and you're you know, the light. As you turn
on the light, you look to your left and they're in a frame on
the dresser is a picture of your mom. Oh my god, this happened?
Yep? Oh oh could you amad? Could you imagine? Yeah?
True story. Now they're divorced, but your mom isn't. That's want to
make sure. Yeah, yeah, yeah, your mom isn't. The guy
is the guy just happened to a friend of yours. Yeah, oh my
gosh, you found out his mother's having a faircus there's a frame picture of
his mother at this girl's house. Yeah, oh my gosh. That's horrible.
That's like, that's like years of psychotherapy. Horrible. How do you
get over that? And then what do you do? Dude? You go
back and say, hey, ma, I don't know exactly what happened,
but mom and dad did get divorced, and mom ended up with that guy.
Do you try to extort your mother? It's a good it's a good
question. I think it's something that you could probably always hold over her head.
I was over at the Henderson's house. Henderson right, Oh, man,
Henderson, he's got his daughter, right. I think it came out.
I think it came out, and I think like there was no evidence,
like this mom kept it down. I mean that was on lockdown.
There was no except for the photo. Well, who would ever think that
you would see the photo? Right? The man at the same time,
though clearly loved her and really loved her and probably but you know, was
they were buying their time, maybe they were talking. At some point she
was gonna leave. Well this ended it, they went, they got together.
They're still together. Wow, Yeah, they're still together. So what
if you're a friend of the butt of a person who's like, let's say
it's your friend's mom in that picture, what do you going to tell them
this? But we got to talk, man, thank your mom. I
don't know. I don't know. It depends because I don't know if I
was If I was that, I'm not very mature now. I have a
lot of things I'm not in certain situations. And I don't mean that to
be I don't mean that in like juvenile jokes and that sort of thing,
But there is a in certain situations. I think, like emotionally, I'm
still childish, like I'll be like, yeah, I'll show them kind of
thing, which is a childish way to be. Uh So, I don't
know that I would have the maturity to even know. I think I'd be
frozen. I wouldn't know what to do. I wouldn't know what to do.
I mean, I don't even know, you know what. I wonder
if it would even register to me, like, hey man, I might
innocently say, hey man, I was over at Dan's house and I saw
a picture of your mom. But I mean, you know, see,
I would probably go to my father and mother. Yeah, well then I
need some dad. I need not mom, but dad, I need some
counseling. I just want to like advice. Yeah, say, And I
explained the scenario, my father would probably be like, hey, listen,
you don't say a word. You don't say a word. Well, you
don't want to get involved in somebody's business and you don't want to ruin stuff.
I mean, you know this obviously, broke up a family. But
it wasn't It wasn't the it wasn't the person finding the picture, and it
wasn't that Clearly a mom wasn't satisfied in this relationship, found somebody else that
you know, enjoyed spending time with that person. Uh. I have a
hard time as I've gotten older. If if love is the one pure thing
right that comes from source or God or whatever, then how can it be
bad? And if you know what I mean, and if we think of
all of us, at some point in our lives, we were in love
with somebody and then it didn't work out and we moved on. I think
there's a right way and a wrong way, and this is certainly one that
at least societal wise, it's not right and it doesn't feel good. And
you know, I guess if you're sneaking around, you probably shouldn't be.
But I can't really pass judgment on it. I don't know if that makes
sense, right, you know what I'm saying. I can't. I can't.
I don't know what it was like. I don't know what was missing
well in my eyes, like at seventeen years old, sixteen years old,
I am passing judgment. Oh no, that yeah, I just wouldn't know,
like what the next step is, that's right, asked my father.
It'd be like, hey, look, he'd probably say, min your own
business. Here's the problem with minding your own business. It's eating away at
the back of your mind every time you see the guy at school, every
time you like, hey, hey man, your mom's so hot. She's
in some other guys no picture, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
I mean, and then all of a sudden, like I may go to
my body every little moment I made it, go to my buddy and go,
hey, man, your dad jerks off to dance mom. You're talking
about, well, he's got a picture of her, I mean, dance
moms. All right. Eventually, eventually you would have to just come out
you deal with teenagers here, yes, yes, the hormones and anything else.
What your brain's not fully phone till you're twenty five and either then I
could say probably not all right, We'll take a We'll take a moment.
Speaking of immaturity, I will play you another seturd in a live bit that
I think you'll be able to. Uh oh too. They had two good
ones, yeah, they had they had two or three that's a record.
I actually, uh, I got a chuckle out of it, and I
think you will get a chuckle out of this. Uh this one as well.
Remember the super Bowl that went uh it was in New Orleans. They
had the power outage. It was the last Raven super Bowl against the Niners.
Oh yeah, yeah, and they had the power outage. Yeah.
And it just shows you how these guys just don't prep, don't do any
work, just draw a paycheck. He has to make millions of dollars to
basically do nothing but rely on their experience. So all of a sudden they
get exposed to realize, oh, we got to kill thirty five minutes here,
and they had to keep throwing gets back to Steve Tasker, and Steve
Tasker's like you can't back to be me back to you and keep throwing it
back to them. And let's talk about two broke girls coming on like they
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Shannon. Yeah, Dylan's great. It's just that sometimes he's not himself.
What do you mean, Well, everything will be normal and then he'll like
catch a glimpse of me getting out of the shower and he becomes he becomes
what horny little dork? I saw your blue to work from the mastress of
color at Bloomhouse Studios A terrifying How is this a few years? Come on
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man I love too, horny little dork. Your prisons is required in I'm
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game? Tell me what would you do if your husband took you in his
arms, threw you on the bed and said I want you. What do
you think I would do? I would laugh at him. Obviously you know
each other too well for big romantic gestures. There has to be some way
to stop this. There is. You could have sex with him. There
has to be so chilling. Thank god, I don't like this way.
Yeah you do, write Steve Bakers, saying, horny little dork. It's
because Dakota Johnson was on Saturday Night Live. She did fifty Shades of Gray.
But I go, that's so and that was so funny. Yeah,
that was so funny to me. I think every guy does, like did
you go through this? I like to think I didn't ever do that,
but I'm sure I did. Sure, Yeah, I'm sure I didn't.
Sure I have to you know, but like the the robot one was fucking
funny. I didn't know bro shove. Now, why do we think that
that's gonna turn the check on? It's not, you know, I think
because I like the one line where we know each other too well, romance
the window well, but I think like if you I I don't know,
okay, so should you mean if you're a woman, should you even though
it's it's silly. Should she be flattered by that stuff? I think when
guys stop looking at you, that's when you need to panic. Okay,
I I that's a great point. That's a great point. Ladies pay attention.
That's a great point. But I think that you know when you're going
to work and they or you're trying to work out, or you're you know,
you just want to live, there's a I guess you go back to
time and place. There's time and place for everything. But I don't know
when they say big romantic gestures, you're right, I don't know what happens.
I haven't been in a relationship, so I don't know what. You
haven't been in a relationship in a long time, so I don't know what
happens in right. I know how things can go poorly and and and stuff,
and I can see where when things aren't reciprocate reciprocated or felt appreciated,
people can back off on stuff. But I don't know that. I don't
know. I think it's premoral sex. Once you get married, I think
all of a sudden, now oh okay, now we got each other.
We don't have to like try to court anymore. We've already done it.
We've had all our excitement. Now we're just gonna Okay, but is that
the guy or the or the or the chick? Does the guy? I
feel like it's ever the guy. I think it's I think it's the woman
often, well does the guy? Okay, all right, but let me
ask you could be the guy? Does the guy? And we know somebody
who is in a situation was in a situation in a marriage where the dude
she thought he may have been gay because he wouldn't fulfill her needs, even
told her, yeah, go have an affair. We know this person.
They've sat in on this show. Okay, all right, I don't don't
go I'm gonna start asking questions. Is not ringing the bell in my dumb
head? I think I know? But well, okay, but here's the
thing, Like, does the guy all of a sudden go, well,
I don't have like now you come home and you throw your sock. You're
not like you don't try to like you did when you're alone. You were
single and you're alone, right and instead of putting the effort in and that's
where like, you know, disapoint in all warm's life. You want to
be attractive all the time. Keep yourself in shape, try to eat well,
and then try to make romantic gestures. I'll tell you what. We
have a client who sat in this studio and I was trying to, you
know, in between sets, line stuff up. Sometimes the cameras come on
early and people will write to me, going, can't hear anything. Can't
hear anything. It's only because we had the mics muted because everything's not ready
to go right. I don't have audio to record it. Just there's a
lot of little steps in here. So while that was happening, all of
a sudden, I heard something and I said what And the person was in
here with their wife and she said, he's giving me sweet enough, and
like, this guy doesn't stop that nice stuff. He wasn't dorky. He
was just going to look beautiful or you know, or look beautiful, babe
or something. He was whispering it so and she kind of called him back.
But my point is I want that stuff. Seems to stop. I
got her, And now the big focus is I got a big meeting this
week, and I got to focus on that. The boss has been up
my ass, you know, the kids or the kids the kids. Now
take that spot in your life. Right, So now you got all this
stuff and then you're no longer dating your wife, you're dating your husband.
So I would say that I think it's the guy not putting in the efforts.
We had it. We had Stephanie in here who says she's got a
huge Valentine's Day plan for her. Isn't that awesome? Right, ladies?
But she's you're gonna get in trouble. She's she takes, she's taken.
She wants to do it because she gets great pleasure from that. But most
of the time in societal societally, we would put that on the guy.
I even think even in today's world, I think that most of the time,
if you're in what we'll call a how do I say this? Uh,
some times of it I would say like A I want to say a
stereotypical, but I don't. I feel like that's almost offensive to some people.
I'm not looking at that offend anybody. But my point is, like
a male female relationship, I think in most to those cases, a lot
of that stuff, the courting falls on the guy. Yeah, doesn't it?
And I think guys I got stay geared towards men to take care of
him, and I think cured the other way. But I mean, I
just think in terms of dating, right, and the guy asked the woman
out, and you know, not that it can't happen the other way.
I'm not saying that, And I just most of the time a girl once
who had told the guy, I'll pay for dinner if you take me out,
like she was really desperate. I felt so bad for it. It
wasn't me, it was a friend of ours. I was like, she
said, she said that, oh yeah, i'll pay for dinner, I'll
pay for everything. Let's just go out on a date. Like she liked
the guy, and it wasn't interested. I'll pay for dinner, I'll pay
for everything, you know. And it's like, oh, okay, you
know, but I mean, yeah, women cauld ask it, but it's
it's on the guy though too. Well, I'm saying that all that should
protect but I think a lot of time that that stuff stops, it stops.
And so now she's not as interested. And so if you throw her
on the bed, she it's not. But if you took her out,
and he set the mood and he set the stage, he did a little
prep, some Marvin Gay and the Bright. You got a reservation for her
favorite restaurant, or there's a band that she really liked see that. You
got tickets to and dinner and a hotel ecote. Then it's on. Then
it's game on. But to pick her up, you know, and just
throw her on the bed on a Saturday afternoon if you got kids, probably
not as good as it was fifteen years ago when you didn't have kids.
That's all I'm saying. I'm not failing well, I got cramping up.
I'm in my sweats, I just got not working out. The baby threw
up. I had a teacher in high school. I loved them, and
he told us once, he goes, when we were growing up, the
whole thing was, after you get married, take out a jar every time
you have relations, put in a penny for one year. Now after that
one year, every time you have relations again, take the penny out the
pen. The jar will never be empty. I go, really goes,
Oh, yeah, just the way it is. That's just the way it
is. So I wonder if there's just like, Okay, I've had my
thrills. Now it's like like we've done it. Everything society says we need
to accomplish. So now we got to go and take care of like every
day by the other side, and then your life, your relationship gets lost
in the things that don't matter nearly as much. And that's why we have
so much divorce and everything else, because now we're instead of seeking love,
we're seeking the thrills. Yeah, you're a dick to the thrills instead of
it's like a relationship fall down. The porn, which is awful. Yeah,
I mean it can hurt your relationship. You should be having sex with
your wife, not yeah much and porn if that's if that's the thing.
Uh, but I but I that's an interesting thing. But I also wonder
too if hormone levels dropped for people and then you just don't feel like it,
you know. Yeah, that happens too. I mean, I yeah,
I get that. I mean, I put on thirty pounds a year
ago. Oh that's sexy. But I don't know how it happened. That's
because don't I don't overeat now to a friend's house and like, yeah,
yeah, that's the problem. You eat it. I'll eat a big dinner.
Yeah, and then all of a sudden that's why the weight sticks around.
But you eat a big dinner. But I guarantee, I though,
I guarantee your line to yourself, phill, I don't snack. I guarante
that's my wife. Man. No, But okay, I don't eat much.
I think I got a hormone problem. I think I got a metabolic
condition. Then I'm gonna make a recommendation. I am serious. Somewhere between,
depending on what brand you get, between eighteen I'll say twenty and fifty
dollars, you can try something. I don't know if this works or does
not work. I've read a lot about it. I've done go it doesn't
work. Not go loo, I've done. I'm not gonna do it.
Not go loo. This is This is gonna sound nutty, but you could
try it. It's called wild yam cream. Okay. You take a piece
size of this wild yam cream, okay, and you put a peace size
every day, like on a wrist, in the crevice of your elbow whatever.
And it's supposed to balance your hormones. It's supposed to be the one
natural thing. Is that what oscar gone as supposed to do so for women
if they're having odd menstrual cycles, hot flashes. For menopause, it's supposed
to balance it out naturally. Bring every bad thing you've ever done naturally,
okay. And for men it's supposed to like raise your testosterone level, balance
it out, do whatever. I'll try it. I will tell you the
other thing. If your testosterone levels are low, you're probably low on vitamin
D. Vitamin D gets required for DHA. You need d with kamin k.
Vitamin K two is for your bones. But you take that and they
sell it. You can buy that for like twenty eight dollars at different places.
And you take that. And I listen to me because I have a
medical degree of that saying, because you know it's it's funny. I did
see a clip of does I take too many supplements as it is? Maybe?
But that supposedly the DHA is what creates I take that testosterone, but
Dha Dha, But dha A needs vitamin D. Vitamin D is really the
only thing that we produce naturally in the body. But it comes from sunlight.
And guess what we haven't had around here sunlight? Right, And you're
supposed to get it first in the morning, right, I'll get in your
eyes. Yeah, don't wear sunglasses. So these are these are the things.
But I would try that. I would try the wild ym cream and
I try that the D three K two all right, Yeah, I've been
doing the D three K two. Don't take it with the DHA. Maybe
that's the problem. I don't take it later. You can't take all your
supplements at once because your body will like just piss the rest the rest out.
I don't know. I have no idea. All right, this is
where I'm not a doctor, but I've gone to a doctor. Oh,
you just got to eat less. I'm like, I am eating less.
Well that was funny to me. Well yeah, but are you write down
everything you eat? See and just see what you're reading? See? Okay,
Like I mean, is it possible you go home and go after the
podcast. Let's say it's like nine thirty, ten o'clock at night. Go
home, You open the fridge. Do you open the fridge? Come on,
motherfucker, you open the fridge. You open the fridge and you look
in there and you go, oh, there's a piece of pizza. Oh,
I don't, God, seriously, all right, I don't. I
tried to eat after eight o'clock I'll watch I'll go to our friend's house.
Youzza, eight chicken fingers, four bottles of water. Wow. I don't
know what the problem is, though, this is the one that I could
do this fine. You know what the other problem is? We sit too
much, We sit around too much. And but yes, yes, but
and then okay, let me ask you this. What weird rabbit hole?
Have you gone down on YouTube or TikTok or Instagram or whatever, because I
found a really weird one. Oh, I found some. I found some
bizarre like usually like the YouTube videos, but you just all of a sudden
go down. There's one called eye gazing. I watched I Gazing to figure
out what this was. It's like it's women just looking at the camera and
looking at you, and then it's people practicing how to do seductive eye gaze
and how to show me interest. There's there's like all these weird she ever
heard of as mr Yeah, that's where the noises yea to the microphone.
Yeah, and people get turned in by like Bob Ross was actually Bob Ross
was actually painting and painting, okay, he wasn't trying to be seductive,
and the people got addicted to that stuff. Now people just get paid do
videos or they just talk like that. Yeah, there's no talking in some
of these I gazing videos. Oh yeah, I know if you do,
it's just them. I gets there's somewhere there's just they just brush their hair.
Yeah, do it to a microphone. Oh for ASMR, we're going
to pretend to do a cut and shave. Yeah. But I mean,
so, what weird thing have you been? Because the eye gazing was a
weird one for me? I know people who've gotten gone down the rabbit hole
on TikTok of nine to one one calls. It's addictive, like you can't
get away from it. But this is all part of our problem. Usually
we're not getting ship done. Yeah, because we're watching nine one one call?
You understand right right right? Because I gotta watch this. Yes.
Do you think you're going to hell? Oh? I gotta watch this?
Yes? Great? Then another video? Do you think you're still going?
Okay? I watch this one now? Are you don't know why? Yes?
Yes? The best one is where they have this like big like like
they have these they called thumbnails on YouTube. You know you want that gets
your attention right right right and goes uh you know, try this. It's
like a magic pill. And then you watch the video. I'm like,
okay, so what's what's what's the magic? You just explained a bunch of
stuff. I didn't really get the gist of it. You just clipped a
bunch of videos together and aggregated them, and now you're gonna make money off.
I think there's videos of people just eating spaghetti. Watch I think that
there's uh oh the near miss accidents that near miss acts. Oh yeah,
so freak out. My son Jameson got me into watching uh like, I
couldn't watch it after a while. It got too disturbing to me. But
it was like accidents or people getting in the road, rage fights after accidents,
and uh there's construction stuff. Some people love just intersection intersection camps that
you can go and watch live. Oh yeah, just watch just an intersection.
Cameron Barry v do the play by play. It's pretty calm, but
you never know. In Rochester as we look at the camera here, doctor
pimple Popper's another one. Oh yeah, people like that. Yeah, it's
all kinds of that stuff. Yeah, people just go down the while you're
sitting at work, at home, or all of a sudden like all of
a sudden, Hey it's three o'client, but I better start working exactly,
And you're not right, and so that's that's the that's the big problem.
All right, we'll take a moment. Let's get into the Vince McMahon.
I don't know much about it. I know you've been a big wrestling fan
for many years, all right, but but you know it, I've never
ever I'm not I'm not humble bragging what I am. I don't I think
I actually went to a WWE event. Well, they were huge in Downstate
because Vince McMahon's whole the turritorym used to be. I went when I was
up here working in radio in the nineties. I think I went because we
gave away tickets. It just never appealed to me. And I don't know
why I like boxing and stuff. It's not these guys beat the crap out
of each other. Yes they do, but they do. But it's all
choreographed. It's all the script. It's all scripted, and what the results
are that's why you don't take it serious. All right, Well, we'll
get into the u the Vince McMahon, because these allegations are pretty bad but
people are saying that he's still involved because his right hand man is Stiller.
Yes, and I don't know any of this. I don't know the players,
but I know that Vince has built an empire. Yes, He's truly
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song is it Yeah almost was almost scene almost got like fire. People don't
know this. You can't shot shot, you can't sell Still so very funny.
He's a good actor, so he Yeah, he kissed up the China,
but yeah, he's he's very talented. A cock blocker. He made,
he made, he made a comment. He referred to Taiwan as oh,
I haven't forbid Taiwan and then had to apologize in Mandarin to the Chinese
for referring to Taiwan as Taiwan because he didn't want to lose all his relationships
anyway. Well, the point is hero was as to whomever. Well,
here's the thing about the guys like the Rock and guys like Sina, is
that Vince has a say you know, all their not to say, but
he has an executive producer credit for all their movies, all their deals,
right because for how long for I think in perpetuity really yeah, forever,
he's he gets a piece of all their action. So with Sina, Sina
used to wear trunks based on the if he went to Buffalo, Let's say
he wear red, white and blue trunks because of the bills. If you
went to Pittsburgh, it would be gold in black. The thing is is
that he really his personality wasn't showing through. Then one day they're on the
back of a bus and he's rapid. He's freestyle rappid as a joke because
they're all in a freestyle rap contest, and Stephanie McMahon hears him and she
pulls him aside and he's about getting close to getting released. He's getting booed.
He wasn't drawn. Well, she goes, can you do that on
command? He goes, ooh, yeah, I'm going to turn you into
a rapper character. And then his whole career did a one eighty really and
he became like this generational good guy wrustler, like he never went bad.
He was always a good guy. And then he became like the biggest star
after the Rock in pro wrestling. Now, now, men hated him,
but kids loved him. And since the kids loved him, they're going to
grow up to love him. Sure, Like hul Kogan, Yeah, like,
don't close to that. I'm not a fan, so I knew he
came from the WWE world, but he had a personality. He was in
comedy. He was funny. Oh yeah, yeah he had Oh he's got
a personality. Yeah, he actually follows me on Twitter. Believe it or
not. It's so weird. I think he follows a lot of people though,
I mean, like, I think he follows everbody who follows him.
Well, you're cool. Yeah right, there's a humble brag. Why don't
you DM them? See if we'll come on and talk to us? Can't
see me? Time is bine? No, But like from two thousand and
to about two thousand and twenty, I never really paid attention to wrestling.
I kind of saw it from a glance, did you. So? Then
then these podcasts started coming out with a guy named Conrad Thompson who lives in
your home, your son's hometown of Huntsville, Alabama, First Family Mortgage.
This guy like has all this wrestling memobilia, and he meets Bruce Pritchard.
Now he's Rick Flair's son in law, and Bruce Pritchard and him do this
podcast called Something to Wrestle With And then this became the biggest podcast literally in
the world. Really yes, And then he started spawning more wrestling podcasts and
this empire all right, and so now all of a sudden, like Rustling
has had this resurgence in nostalgia because of Conrad Thompson and Bruce Pritchard. So
that's how I kind of got into it, because you go down our YouTube
rabbit hole and all of a sudden you get the claps right, and all
of a sudden, bang, you're a fan of these guys and you're listening
to them and they're sending you videos every day. Oh okay, So yeah,
that's kind of how it happened. Talk to me about the Vince McMahon
stuff. Let me start by saying what I know, which is not a
lot, and I only read headlines and I heard different things. But from
what I understood, Vince McMahon has stepped down again as the CEO of two
things, WWE and what's the other, t KO. I believe TKO Endeavor,
which owned the UFC, bought the WWE. Okay, And so it's
Vince not involved with that. No, he's involved. He went away from
the ww for a while back in July, and then he came back on
the scene right or he went back all right about a year ago, but
he came back on the scene to close this deal. Okay, So from
what I understand, he's stepping down because of allegations of sexual harassment. And
then I thought I'd read sex trade, and somebody then one's sex trafficking.
So all right, I said trade. Sex trafficking would be the term.
I'll trade you a Nancy for a Janet and then the one woman since she
was a sex slave for him. Yes, so so these are pretty horrible,
awful allegations to have leveled at you, yes, and not something to
be taken lightly in any way. But he the McMahon family. Isn't his
wife involved in the wrestling, Yes, so I guess Vince and his wife
haven't lived together in years ago. Okay, I mean he's a known.
He's even admitted that he's a he's a known like Philanderer. Okay, all
right, but they still control the bit. She runs a super pack I
think in Florida. Okay, Political, yes, yes, yes, but
he's still been the chairman of the WWE. He broke he the deal to
sell it to Endeavor. He also brokeer the deal to you know, work
with TKOH, which of course is part of UFC and everything else. And
I don't know the underpinnings of that. But they pushed that deal through because
they knew that these allegations are going to come back out. Apparently this woman,
her name was oh gosh, anyway, Jennifer Grant or something like that.
Yeah, Janelle Grant and Janelle Gant. Apparently she was taking she's lived
in the same apartment complex as Vince McMahon. Now, Vince McMahon is a
billionaire, so I'm sure if he's living in a car apartment complex in Stanford,
Connecticut or Florida wherever he was living, it's pretty high class. Okay.
Her parents, she came to take care of her parents. They both
died. She needed a job, and so somebody say, hey, this
beautiful girl needs a job for you, needs a job. Could you hire
her? He meets her, and all of a sudden, the job became,
according to her and allegations, was to perform sexual acts for him and
other people in his circle. And she sent that. She showed the text
messages that he'd send her, which are incredibly graphic. Give me, give
me, give me one. How where did you see this? It was
a text messages Wall Street The Wall Street Journal published this. So Wall Street
Journal published it now. I just hold I just typed in to the big
thinking box. Uh, they're so bad I can't read him. Vince McMann
allegations and what came up is assault Vince McMahon. This is according to Vanity
Fair, was an article that came out yesterday. Vince McMahon faced his new
wave of sexual assault allegations, cuts ties with WWE and then in parentheses again
and let's see the scene at the New York stock is Chane on Tuesday seemed
to be a happy one. Dwayne the Rock Johnson stood shoulder to shoulder with
co founder Vince McMahon WWE Worldwide Wrestling, The Magnet and the Action Star were
all smiles as he rang the exchange's opening bell, a gesture intended to celebrate
his move to join the board of the WWE's parent company, TKO Group Holdings
Justy TEW. Days early, they went public as an IPO initial public offering.
The makeup of TKO's board could change again, but this time was presumably
less. Jolly the seventy eight year old abruptly resigned. He's seventy eight looks
great. Must be taking all those supplements. I wonder if he's taken with
K two. Think he's been like using stuff for a long time. Resign
as the executive chairman of the board Director's Friday after a former employee acous mcmaon
of sex trafficking, rape, and workplace harassment. God damn man, Yeah,
those are things. Those are You don't want any in today's day and
age. You don't want anything at all. And and and people go,
wow, you can't do what you use it? Well, you can't.
You can't slap your secretary on the apps and say looking good. It's not
you should never have been able to do that. No, that's awful.
The allegations, which are made as part of the lawsuit brought by Janelle Grand
in Connecticut's US District Court, are not the first time mcmanon's face high profile
blah blah blah. Okay, all right here uh. The Wall Street Journal
report detailing millions of so called hush money allegedly paid out to keep secret allegations
of sexual misconduct and infidelity. Subsequent investigation by Thewe's board found that over sixteen
years, he had spent fourteen point six million dollars in payments to women who
had accused him of sexual misconduct. Yes, wow, yeah, like x
referees. The New York Times reports a second internal investigation revealed an additional five
million dollars paid to two women. McMahon, for his part, denied that
any of the interactions he had were non consensual. He was also accused of
sexually assaulting of Florida Tanning Salon employee. In six he was arrested by Buckets
ratone police in charge with sexual battery, but prosecutors declined to move forward with
the case. That was according to The Daily Beast in twenty eighteen, Man,
there's a pattern here, right, I always say that's the whole thing.
There's a huge pattern of this. According to The Wall Street Journal,
which was the first to report on Thursday's lawsuit, and you read this article,
Grant accused McMahon of multiple twenty twenty one assaults, said he coerced her
into relations with other company executives, and alleged that he shared revealing photos and
videos of Grant with other staffers, among other claims. Wow, full fallowing
and details in graphic detail is available online. Yeah, it's pretty bad.
And before you if you I just clicked the text the text that she this
this is the lawsuit. Basically what I'm looking at there, the text that
she shared are so bad. I know we're a podcast and we can't get
in trouble for reading them, but just from the human side of things,
they're just so bad. You wouldn't want to read these out loud. It's
it's awful. It's the racist they there's defecation involves stop it. People shit
on her Yeah, dude, head on her head, They ship on her
head. Vince did Vince shit on her head. Yeah, That's why I
don't want to like get into the specifics. But yeah, it's pretty bad.
Look it up, folks. I mean it's bad. Wwe crown,
it's so vincent, it's a crown of shame. Here's the tell who was
supposed to be really the inheritor of the company, Yeah, left like months
ago. It's like, I don't want anything to do with it. Why
don't I think I'm done? Her husband, Triple H Hunter Hurst Helmley or
John Levek or Paul Leveck excuse me as they call him, he's still involved
with this whole TKO thing. He's on the board. I mean, but
it's it's it's just brutal it's so bad. And there's a pattern. This
isn't just like a woman trying to like extort a guy. I mean,
there's a pattern of all the gifts that he used to give her. So
apparently the reason why it was because he was laid on a payment, or
he decided to stop payments of hush money okay, and or she signed an
NDA. Okay, let me ask you this, she signed an NDA.
You do this sort of thing. Some of it sounds humiliating and awful.
Yeah, it does, but you were compensated for it, so we're right.
Wait, I know what you I know what you mean. Well,
I know this is I can't humillion. First of all, I can't imagine
doing that. Holds still, I got a good one, bruin. I
mean, I just can't. Okay, that means it just I can't wrap
my head around that in any way, shape or form. Yes, But
the other thing is that if you were being compensated and you agreed to these
sorts of things, as awful as they are, what is a court of
law going to do other than when the payment stopped and it was hush money
and it was this sort of thing. I mean, he's clearly he's a
filthy animal. Yes, right, he's a filthy animal, not somebody you
would want to be around, not somebody you'd want to be associated, right,
But it was something that was kept. I mean a lot of people
are into some weird kinky stuff. Like if you found out your uh,
your doctor liked like being humiliated and talked down to and and tied up and
just whipped. No sexual stuff, but in a sexual way. It gets
off on that Like, but you know the woman doesn't have right, the
dominatrix. Would that make you not want to go to that doctor? He's
the best, he's the best doctor. No, because I needed to be
my doctor, right, and that's not what I'm asking for. So at
this thing with Vince if he was a great executive, but he did this
stuff and he took care, I don't know. It's awful though. Then
there the one to me, it's the sex trafficking stuff and or coercing because
you're supposed to have sex with other people with other people, that's you know,
there's got to be a point where I mean, do you take drugs
to go through with it? Like and do you understand what I'm saying,
like for her to say I'm gonna I don't know, I'm gonna do this,
and it makes me a little more accepting of what I'm about to do.
And then in a sober moment, you go, God, I mean,
this is depression and it's suicide, and you know, suicideal some people.
So what happens with porn? I don't know. I feel bad for
her state that she would continue to feel that she needed to go through this.
I mean, because you could always just like, if she's not held
against your will, she could have always left right right. But the money
was so good, Yeah, and he had a nice lifestyle, and it's
you know, it's hard. There's a lot of sight. I don't know.
I don't know. I've never walked in. That's the thing is,
I don't know. I would hope not. God damn no, this dude
is fucked up. So does that make you not want to ever watch WWE?
Or what? Do you like? You know what I'm saying, it's
hard because we're here, here's here's here's here's I'm cancel culture. Here's where
I'm gonna say, you can cancel anything. You could. We live in
America where we don't know where the sausage is made or how it's made.
We just get sausage, and we get the best sausage. If you look
hard enough, you could protest everything and anything. Somebody protested in France today
earlier today, we're taping this on Sunday. They threw pumpkin soup at the
Mona Lisa. Now the Mona Lisa's behind glass. But again we're protesting,
yes, but they were protesting over Uh, it was over food. So
I don't know why you're throwing pumpkin soup on it, but they were protesting
over food, basically saying in France, food is unaffordable for most people and
we need to get affordable ways. So it is a way to get And
they didn't damage it because it's behind glass. They kind of knew what they
were doing. Yeah, but yes, we protest. We protest anything.
I think protest is more for like attention to your well, was it anything
else? It can be, it can be, but this is a this
is a this is horrible. It's terrible. This is terrible. Now.
I mean, like I said, I mean I don't really watch WWE as
it is right now because like not because of Vince McMahon's defect. You know,
he's just his axe because the product's garbage, practical garbage for a long
time. So last night, just for the heck of it, I watched
The Royal Rumble because it was on and the ending was predictable and it was
trash, and it's like, yeah, this is why I don't watch this.
I don't watch that. But it's not aimed at you. But you're
you're yeah, it's probably not aimed at you. It's probably aimed at a
younger version of yeah, but you know what, look at that audience though
they're about guys my age, Are they with their kids? No? Oh
no, I mean it's it's like, I don't want to make fun of
wrestling fans because there's some you know, bright people like wrestling. And I
enjoyed it as a kid, Okay, but at some point I grew up
and stopped watching. Yes, Well, the thing was, it was when
McMahon started losing to WCW and WWE was having problems. They really needed to
turn things around, and they decided to go into more risky programming and geartt
towards eighteen to thirty four year olds, right college kids and up. And
that's when Stone Cold, Steve Austin and the Rock became big, but they
invented their own characters, and the WWE just went along for the ride,
you know, where WCW was its own mess and it imploded. But then
all of a sudden, Vince realizes, Okay, my audience is getting older.
I got to go back and geart towards kids again. Yeah. So
now we're in that cycle where you got a bunch of like now, like
you know, guys who were in their late twenties, early thirties who came
along in that second wave, who are still watching this stuff. But the
ratings have steadily declined over the years. There's only about two million. But
we just talked about going down a rabbit hole for hours on YouTube of watching
like women Gazing or SMA. What is it? A SMR? A SMR?
I know I have the wrong, yeah, but I mean those kinds
of things all that's competing for people's attention and time. So part of the
ratings decline is just the fact that, you know, the NFL's not declining
well because it's the only game in town of that I can watch wrestling clips
I can watch right, I want to see you all, here's the thing.
Do you hear the big after the t KO announced, But you know,
half of the day before, Netflix announced that Raw is going to Netflix
as of January and next year. To do it, they will stream live.
Netflix doesn't do live streaming very often. They did with Chris Rock especially
right the first time. Yeah, so they're going to stream Raw on Monday
nights. And for five years Fox had for paid a billion dollars for a
billion to two billion dollars for SmackDown. Why because it's live, it's live
athletically. People need to know the results now, So they're gonna watch it
now on a Friday night and you can still draw those numbers, you know.
So it's like live programming is what is really going to continue to sell
on network television. Everything else is going to streaming. One other thing real
quick, sort of an offshoot of this, as we watch the world is
changing, right, And we've talked about this where and I think somebody took
pictures of you guys and ran it through that filter where you could see you
naked. I forget what it was called. We had talked about this AI
thing, right, So now you can't search Taylor Swift on X formula in
Twitter because somebody has taken pictures and made Taylor swift ai I will say it's
pornographic, Okay, So it's her like in the suites at the Chiefs game,
in all kinds of different positions and all kind of humiliating things. And
she I don't know if she was contacted or I don't think anybody's gone to
her. Supposedly she's very upset and is considering a lawsuit, but right now
you can't search her on X at all. I don't know how she was
able to get that done. But that's not happening. She's a billion dollar
industry, you know. I mean, I know people were upset and I
think it was brought up on this podcast when she was in a fan video
that someone had taken and they got a cease and desist. Well, yeah,
more people are looking at it because it's Taylor, and maybe it was
Taylor in an unfiltered moment where they don't want that out. I mean,
she is a business. A lot of people depend on her. She is
not she's not a human. She's a corporation. She's she is worth more
than probably Kodak these days. Do you understand I'm saying that was a that
was a huge part of American Kodak, where we was the thing here,
it was the thing around America. You had Bill Cosby, another flanderer and
right, Yeah, so many people that you know, Yeah, absolute power
corrupts. Absolutely, they're not kidding. I guess. Here's the thing,
though, Guys like Vince and guys like Bill Cosby, they had help.
They had help. Yeah, you don't get to do that unless you got
a lot of help. Yeah, that's a good point. And it's a
great point because no one does anything really alone. You have to get somebody
to somebody knows too. I always think somebody has a suspicion or you tell
them or whatever. But I I could never. I don't know. Maybe
I'm sexually weird, like I could never do that. I don't think you're
not supposed to. Yeah, that's not natural. Those things aren't natural.
We've lost our collective minds. Wow, we've had so much access in America,
and access leave to excess. Yeah, but we're talking about over the
year. I mean, you had you know, Cosby and women and Vince
McMahon. I mean these are guys, I mean Vince mcmann's almost eighty years
old. What do you think that, Let's be honest, now, look
at Vince McMahon. I look at guys like Bill, powerful people who do
some horrible things. What do you think that the world the one percenters I
see said, the one percent of the one percenters are going to do to
us in this planet? Because I'll tell you what right now, man,
what are you doing? I don't want to go down that wad. What
are you doing? Man? Conspiracy? They want to eliminate about seven billion
people off the probably yeah, yeah, probably yes, I can people pay
attention, all right, So keep yourself healthy, Springsteen famously safe. Poor
men want to be rich and rich to be king. And the king ain't
satisfied till he rules everything. What are they going to do? What are
they gonna do us? I don't know. Keep yourself healthy, yeah,
keep going, get your guns. Just don't get your guns and live in
paranoia. For God's sake, don't live in paranoia. I don't know,
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guess I have to put your flat. So driving is a privilege. It
is not a right. It is a privilege. But we see people get
very upset with government overreach in certain areas of life. And I think,
I don't know how people are going to feel about this, because they spent
a lot of time last night thinking about this, more more time than I
should have. But there's technology now that basically through GPS, they can figure
out where your car is and what the speed limit is, and technology they
have technology that will not let you go more than ten miles per hour over
the speed limit. It's available. Yeah, it's ridiculous, Okay, I
right, so ridiculous. It would be an overreach in your mind let's say
you have to get by somebody because there's an accident you got to like or
you've got there are ways you can override it, obviously, but they're there's
stuff. Okay, so it's back to my point from the last segment,
which is what they're coming to get us. They're not my God, don't
fucking do that question on the thru way. Yes, you see that they've
eliminated tolls. Yes, so now they could fit theoretically theoretically, how theoretic,
But we haven't had that yet yet. Okay, but condition, but
here's but hang on a second, here's here's there's a couple of things that
play here. I'm sorry, no, I just all right, there's a
couple of things to play. I will play you. This is Scott Wiener,
I believe this is his name. He's a California state senator. He
is proposing that this become a law. Excuse me, Wilson, you want
to fill some picket in the national anth Why I just thought it slow?
You mustang down, sally, he wants so here, listen to mister Wiener
as he Oh, I lost it anyway, let me see if I can
find that again. God, damn it, all kinds of things going on
over here. Come on, Bill, shall we run in a shitty podcast?
The basically what he's saying is that there are a lot of people who
have gone like a couple of people who have gone one hundred miles an hour
through the streets of San Francisco, and he's going, look, these people
are perpetual. We need to people are dying unnecessarily, We're having accidents,
buildings are being crashed into, we're having problems. We should make it a
law. We have the technology where we can have it can happen. I
believe in New York State. I'm pretty sure, at least in New York
City and certain municipalities, they do use this technology so that government cars not
by the government, but GPS are located and it knows that the speed limit
on this street is thirty five miles an hours. Not going to let you
go over forty five. That's just the way it's going to be. It's
like a governor on the car. I don't know with municipalities that's necessarily a
bad thing because you kind of want to set the example. Here's where I
think the problem becomes. I think that if people were going to be really
honest. There's a large portion of budgets that come from ticket writing of all
kinds. I do believe at the state level and at the local municipality level,
they want they there is a line, a budget line where we know
on a given year that this many tickets are written for speeding, and these
are the fines, and this is what we get off. Don't they have
to write so many tickets today in some states? I don't. I think
that's against the law. I think the Supreme Court made that a law that
you can't. I'm pretty sure somebody can look that up. I don't want
to sound like I'm not an expert on any of this, but I would
say that I'm pretty sure there's a budget line in there from penalties right that
people pay. So I don't see that this technology is going to get into
everybody's thing. But you got a kid driving, right? Would you want
your niece or nephew behind the wheel of a car someday and know that they
can't go ninety miles an hour. My buddy and I used to take his
car down to the flats before school and open that motherfucker up to one hundred
and ten miles an hour. Oh wow, yeah, yeah, I've been
doing that since I was sixteen seventeen years old. I think I may have
hit eighty five once. I love it. Okay, okay, this is
my point. So I love going fast. I have loved going fast my
whole life. I don't like this. Yeah, okay, because when you're
on the throughaight, it's different. No, you know, you know real
back roads're going right on a back road though you know you're doing the of
course you go over the hill where your stomach would drop because the car would
actually go airborne. The good it was fucking awesome. It was awesome.
Unsafe. Yeah, we could have killed somebody. We could have killed somebody.
But there's the other thing. They made seatbelt clicking or ticket a law.
Again, a lot of people you can't even drive your car now,
I will drive you fucking not can't. So okay, I have to get
out to get my mail. So at the end of the driveway, it
sucks. I gotta put my seatbelt on just to drive down the driveway because
it'll be Now when it comes to this technology, that's not that's basically a
governor, right, and it it's it with technology. I'm sure it could
go wrong. If you're smart, you could override it. But I I'm
not totally opposed to the idea. That's why I bring up a kid like
I go, well, not so sure, because I got clocked. I
held the land speed record. Oh wow. My neighborhood my dad had the
poor Man's Ferrari was the Fierra. I don't know that. My dad was
having a midlife crisis. And I know he listens to this podcast. Is
that the one someone defecated him? Yes, okay, but this is not
You had a wife and three kids, and you were a two car family.
You had a job, but you bought a two seater. You bought
a two seater. So I loved that car because it was the closest thing
to a sports car. So I took it to work one day. And
I worked in Kingston, which was on the other side of the Hudson River,
and I had to go down and I threw in my rolling Stones Hot
Rocks cassette. That's how long we're going back. And I'm blasting like painted
black or something that's on and I am freaking flying and I see, I
mean, I just got on this road and I'm going up to the Kingston
Rhinecliff Bridge and I was doing close to ninety and I see the lights light
me up. I for a moment, and more than a moment, I
thought, what if I just throw my fifty cents and fucking fly over the
bridge, They'll never catch me. I can I can outrun this guy.
I'll go down River Road. I had it all mapped out of my head
where I was going to go back roads. I was going to try to
lose these guys. And then I thought, so I pulled over and I
got a ticket for going eighty five and I think I was going faster than
that, but I got eighty five, which at the time was thirty miles
over the speed limit. Maybe they could bring it to jail for that.
They could bring it to jail. Okay, so this is my so,
okay, just follow me on. So and I went home and my father,
are any tickets on me? Anything? And I said no, And
then the guilt just got to me. After a couple of days, I
came forward and I go, I got a ticket and it cost me,
I don't know, like two hundred dollars. Of course, then word gets
out that I had this, and I held the neighborhood land speed record at
least for getting caught. For getting caught, but I had done it.
I have documentation. We had a Delta eighty eight, and we did on
these back roads at least one hundred, one hundred and ten miles an hour.
Yeah, and I had what happened? Nothing? Well, granted nothing,
I understand. I'm not. You weren't drunk driving. You were just
out having a good time. Or a stupid child who could have hit a
fucking school box could have stopped. We didn't. I understand that. Look,
Danny, I have done all kinds of stuff. I'm still here.
I drove my car on the Taconic State Parkway up next to another car as
my buddy leaned out. It was an old man in a hat and he
was going real slow. Leaned out. I got as close as you could
get without bumping him. He leans out the passenger window, knocks on the
guy's driver's side window. When the man turns, he flips him off,
and we speed off. That just the good old that's the kind of shit
we did. Do you understand? Yeah? Okay, like that's that's that's
all everything I'm telling you is absolutely true. I raced a girl when we
we she went that there was a portion. Uh, you could go the
Taconic State Parkway, or it could do the back roads. The back roads
had trees that were not fifteen feet away from the side of the road.
They were if I go back there now, I call them cart paths.
That's what the roads look like. I grew up and basically, as my
brother will say, Appalachia, I raced this girl. She got on the
Taconic State Parkway, where you could go fifty five miles an hour. I
went on the cart paths. I was in her driveway, out of my
car and leaning against it when she pulled up to her house. Yeah,
oh I did. I was so proud of myself, and she goes,
oh my god. I at any moment, someone could have been checking their
mail. Anybody could have been killed. I'm just saying that I always have
said, and people will make fun of me. Young men in cars are
dangerous, and they'll always go, oh, well, look at the insurance
rates. I got young men that are are my sons. Their insurance rates
or insurance rates are outrageous. There's statistically a reason why liberty liberty liberty.
I move. People have live three sixty where you can see how fast your
kid is going in the car all the time. It is your job as
the parent to keep them alive. This technology, I'm not so opposed.
Here's where I would be okay with it. And I'm serious, And I
think they're maybe proposing this in New York State because I'm not one. I
don't want I don't want you to tell me how fast I can go or
can't go in the car. I'm gonna die. I'm an adult. The
problem with a lot of modern cars is, like you said, when you're
in the through way, you don't know how fast you're going. But these
cars are so well built, they're so comfortable, we've got all the amenities.
We have cars now with massage seats. Yeah, I know, you
know what I'm saying. Put you in that's more dangerous. I think they
drive of ninety so you can get your ass massage right on the bottom.
You're literally your ass this massage on a heated seat and you're doing ninety.
It's not uncommon. I mean it's not an uncommon thing. Uh, But
if the car, if you are a chronic speeder, if you had a
number of tickets. I almost think as a punishment, you got to get
this technology in your car, and if you have a car that is incompatible
with the technology, there's got to be some kind of licensed revocation or something
for a little while, because you're gonna kill somebody. These roads aren't built
as much as I'm telling you what I did as a child. They're not
built for that sets up a slippery slope. Though I know what that's what
we'll take. He'll take seventeen. But it's not a right. It's not
a right, it's a privilege. I understand that you have rights within the
privilege, but let that be let you or Beth be the victim of some
reckless driver guys. But that's a hard case. Hard cases make bad law.
Well, you know, I'm just saying, like the technology is there
to me, Like I think seatbelts are over and overreach. If you don't
want to wear seatbelt, that understand. If you want to die, if
I'm gonna knock yourself. If I'm in a car that doesn't, this is
really terrible. But if I was in an older car and it doesn't go
ding ding ding, my father never work, I wouldn't put the seabell on.
My father hated it. We grew up in a different generation back then,
well, and then and and and at the same time, though,
look, you get it. If you've seen anybody hit by twenty miles an
hour or whatever. Jimmy Z's calling me, I need to decline, that's
just a great America. Yeah, and then we just knocked this off her.
Okay, yeah, sorry, we'll go alive again. I understand what
you're saying. Oh, I'm just saying to protect I get it, and
I understand the technology. And it's one of these things where I'm very torn
on it because I I know what I did, and I know what I
I survived. I also have friends who did not survive. I have a
lot of friends. I have friends who did not I have friends who were
doing one hundred and ten on a motorcycle through the middle of the town,
lost it and died. You know, I'm not I go ahead, what's
smarter, because I'm wondering if, like, well, do you believe that
you should be able to earn those privileges. I have my privilege to go
one hundred and ten. I have my privilege. No, I don't because
I don't think that nobody's as good as they think they are. Nobody's not
as good as they think they are. There are guys who are professional drivers,
who who do this for a living. They probably can handle it.
But these roads aren't built for that. And it's not fair to the mom
or the dad that's running out to get milk at nine o'clock at night to
have you come one hundred and ten over a hill and cross the double yellow
line because all of a sudden you lost it for a second and had that
card and have not been there. No one would know. But now you
took them out in either life altering accident or kill them. That doesn't seem
right. Now we have punishment for that. We have vehicular manslaughter, all
kinds of things, right, negligent homicide. So maybe we have it covered
and we're okay, But at the same time, is part of the punishment.
Then you got to get the governor on so you're not doing one hundred
and ten And I would say, you know, I almost if I keep
my kids safer by putting that on there, maybe I would. I don't
know how about this. Let's give a compromise. Can we have the option
right I'm gonna keep my kids safe, So I'm gonna put this ono have
a government program free of charge. We will governor your car, your kid's
car. Yeah, that way. It doesn't affect me, right because it
look, if I get caught speeding, I get a ticket, all right,
Right, Okay, it's that simple. I've been driving for a while.
Am I the greatest driver in the world. I don't think so nobody's
good as they think they are. No, nobody is all right. But
at the same time, I should have the right to like be able to
well goes down, don't we see like good driving from progressive in these types
of things. Yes, so there is incentive for you to to do well
in private from private business. I'm just saying that. And I don't see
this coming because I do think municipalities get money from speeding tickets, so I
don't think they're encouraging you to speed. But I think that they are gonna
want this in there because and ten miles over, by the way, it's
still a speeding ticket. Yes, but one miles over actually is technically speeding,
right, So yes, they are right, But it's quicker to stop
at forty five and a thirty five than it is to stop from sixty five
and at thirty five. Oh, absolutely right, yes, Henryana Road.
I'm going Jefferson right, I'm going down. I see the yellow light one
hundred mile yards away? Slow down? What is the RDY to be beside
me? Why I slowed it? I don't need an their ticket? Okay,
yeah, look, and they're expensive, so maybe I'm just asking the
question. And I'm saying that I can see it, as you know,
so many speeding tickets within a certain amount of time. We put this on.
I can't see that as upon it. Okay, that's fair, but
I don't want it on. I don't want it as much as I'm saying,
I'm giving you all the reasons as an option. If you want it
on there, you can have it. I don't want a mandatory. I
don't think that's right. No, that's not right now, the option though,
Okay, fine, you want to protect your cuts? Knock. So
then we would come to this because at first I thought, look at California
and another dumb law, and then I had to really think about it.
I go, wait a second, man, you were a kid. You
did one hundred and ten, and we used to call it the Brown Bomber.
We would open that up. We played the doors Roadhouse Blues, but
we'd be fucking me and my friend flame break flying flying like idiots. Idiots.
Oh, my father used to do it all the time. He say,
I know, but my father thought I was going to raise a truck
once and in his brand new truck, and he pulled me over it,
right, you know, because he doesn't want that. Yeah, of course,
and probably thought, you don't know what it's like to be said by
side. I've used to race people, my father. I know what I'm
doing being side by side is it can be very scary. If you look
over. You can't think about that at all. You got to keep your
eyes straight on. There's something there's a thrill like even side by side in
like drag racing, where you're you're there's like a lane and there's a buffer
in between you. You know, somebody loses it. It's it can be
some stuff. Oh yeah, and I I I can't really watch drag racing
so much. I could get a little bored with it just in my intention
span. Yeah, but if I'm behind the wheel of that, that's different.
And I did it this past year with Steve Mills and his son Josh
and Josh Mills racing. It was the thrill, ah thrill. I mean
you get those things up, you know, one hundred and twenty one hundred
and ten miles an hour for a quarter mile. God damn is that something.
Wasn't there a commercial about fifteen years ago? Guys? But that's built
for it. By the way, guy side by side with another guy and
they run. He's with his girlfriend or his wife in the car and they
start revving the engines and he tells his wife, all right, you know
what to do, he said. What she gets out of the car,
She goes between the cars and waves a hanky and then they both go did
you ever have the hanky girl when you were racing cars? No? No,
no, that would have been the cherry on top. I think they
did well. That always seems very American graffiti, right, that sort of
thing. It would be interesting to get Lou Graham because Revelue Red Line is
about that's what it's about, racing on Lake Avenue. Well, you know
the partner song reven the Red Line. It's about racing on Lake Avenue in
Rochester. And I'm sure they had the hanky girl or somebody. Yeah,
you know, yeah, that's it all right, Well, look out,
government's coming for you. They're gonna start putting speed regulators. I don't think
it's gonna happen. I think there's too much money at risk here. Yeah,
is that the same. Yeah, we're making too much money else speeding
tickets. I just do. I just think that there's a line a budget
mine that they need to have from tickets. We're making too much money screwing
people. We're gonna screw more and get less money. Here's a song about
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