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the spots. Danny, how you doing, Danny good? Good? So
yesterday I get a text I was running around h from Mac saying somebody had
dropped off a gift for the for the podcast, and the guy left to
notice said, I'm a fan of your podcast. I don't miss an episode.
They get me through the daily commute or my daily commute. I finally
managed to catch a bit of your YouTube channel. Unfortunately I can't always watch
live every night, but that's why I We're on demand. That's that's the
way podcasts is. It's on demand whenever you can get it. I noticed
that you didn't have any coasters on your table I design and Who's what did
Danny Tanner mat her family full house? Yeah? DJ always said what kind
of dad packs a coaster in your lunchbox. Oh, that's funny because he
was so squeaky clean. I designed to make three D laser engraved and cut
stadium coasters and thought I would drop some off. Uh, there are some
different teams to satisfy the diverse group of regulars you have on also a bilified
one off I thought you might like and enjoy. And then his it's Bob
Walton. Bob Walton, Bob Walton seven one to six area code. So
he must have a long commute to Buffalo or something. I don't know.
So check this out. Those those looks sturdy. These are the coasters.
This is the Josh Allen coaster. Take a look at that. Oh wow,
Yeah, isn't this cool? Superadium? Yeah, he superimposes the stadium
and I put this up on my Instagram stories. You can see it there.
And on the back I don't know if this is our what's on the
back of yours? Just Bob Walton's. Okay, on the back of this
one laser engravings. Scan for Instagra, Oh, scan for Instagram, okay,
so it'll take it to his Instagram page. So there's that one.
He did another Bill's one, Bill's Mafia. Then there's the regular Bill's logo.
Yeah. And then he did a Patriots one and the San Francisco forty
nine Ers one boom oh, and a Dallas Cowboys one. So those are
for Kevin Doug and Matt Doug and Matt Reees. Yeah. But look at
I mean, there are replicas of the stadium all laser. Oh you can
even see the scoreboard. Yeah, isn't that cool? That is cool?
And he did a really nice job. So San Francisco's tadium has got the
weirdest shape too. Yeah, so that's really cool. And then and then
he made this one that has all the sayings that I say on it.
Someone else's opinion of you who has none of their business. Yeah, none
of your business. The buried entry has never been lower. Yeah, go
for the better feeling thought, Yes, go forth and tell no one,
yespick how cool is this? Is? Really deep? Guy? Deep listener.
It's a lot of work, man, a lot of work. Really
nice. I'm I'm I say that. I'm touched by that. I really
am. It's cool. So take a coaster over there. I will for
your team, and I'll take the Josh Allen coaster. All right, you
get the Josh Allen coaster and we'll put the other ones away and then,
uh forget we got him for guests. How awesome is that? That is
spectacular? Bob Walton Man, hell of a I'd love to meet you,
Bob. I wish I got to meet you. Uh, it's not dead.
There's still tight. No, no, no, I didn I know,
but I mean I felt I felt bad because you know, during the
day, sometimes I'm in and out of the studio. Sometimes I work at
home. Uh. Some voice work requires a different setting that I'm doing,
so I'm in a different studio. It's like I'm doing movies now. Billy
heard sitting. We're working on theaters next Christmas stuff. This heard is a
Christmas movie. A couple other things to get to that are sort of carryovers
from last night production. Uh, the upper deck or talk. Oh gosh,
I got texts about this time you did. Okay, what were the
text that you got about did it? I got a couple of who did
it too? And I told the people who did it? Yeah, fucking
I did. Yeah, it's so much cresp Why oh who gives you shot
before this guy? No one's gonna go and tell this. First of all,
hang on a second. This is how bad the upper deckor shit went
for me. I couldn't I I'm I I went out for a walk today,
walk run, and I had a stomach issue. And I made it
back and I just cleared the toilet. Oh yeah, that's all. I
started thinking about the upper decker, and I'm like, how do you do
an upper decker? I need some leverage, I need some balance. Like
when I was a kid, I could, but I could balance myself up
on the top of the stall and kick my legs back. But how are
you balancing? It's almost like you got a squat because you're not. You
can't really sit. You need a lot of intestinal fortitude. Well you can't
sit to ship in the tank. You got to almost do an air drop,
right, But you're not. But when you, whenever I was air
dropping, you were able to hold on to something, you know what I'm
saying. So do you just been I can't figure out. I couldn't figure
this is going on in my head today about the about the uh, the
upper decker. And then because you could accidentally knock over the whole tank.
I went so far as to look up uh, upper deckers on YouTube.
Oh you went down that. Well, hang on a second. I didn't
go there, but a guy. Yes, I didn't go deep into the
rabbit hole, but I I went into the asshole. I went. Uh.
I just this one guy was doing an experiment. He goes, you
know, people say, upper deckers, what really happens? So he did
it with dye to show you how many flushes it would take to get colored
dye out of your tank and out of your toilet, out of the system.
Then he used Natella and he dropped it in there and like, it's
not moving. So I'm thinking, if someone dropped an upper decker, I
was gonna say a guy's name. I was so close to say the guy's
name. Somebody drops an upper decker, you got to go in with your
hands and get that. You gotta go in there and get out. And
here's the problem. You ever take a shit and you flush, but you
got a floater. Yeah, And he come back and now the water is
brown and it's spidery. Yeah, okay, upper decker. It's sitting in
that water. So now you're getting some brown down through, but the turds
still there, so now it's soft it's mushy, you grab it. Yeah,
this is a fucking this, Honest to god, if anybody at the
local government level had any concern about citizens whatsoever, you would make it a
finable offense to leave an upper deckerd Yeah, I'm okay with that. I
think it needs to be. I think it needs to be in that final
facing, that's the facing public property. I want somebody to run the platform
of we will find you for upper decker No Upper Decker party. Yes,
the No Upper Decker Party. I represent the No Upper Decker the guy who
dang High party, Yeah, Rent goddamn High. We need somebody represent the
No Upper Decker Party. I just think that because you have to use your
heads, and I did. That was the only That's as far as they
went. But I watched the guy goes, I'm doing this in the name
of science, and he was dropping in and he put in some totella and
he goes, look, it's not really moving, and you could think,
like a turd, it's just gonna sit there. And then I'm thinking it
could get stuck in the chain. You I'd want to punch somebody in the
face. And I don't really call for violence, but that to me is
like God damn. Yeah, I mean, and I'll tell you, Jimmy
Z did not seem happy yesterday when you mentioned, oh tube man, that
was twenty some years ago. He saw me. That's and he still remembered
the guy who did like he said something assaulted cameras or I can't remember what
he said, but he said he no, you said the guy is no
longer on TV, And he said, yeah, because you can't insult cameras
that long. Oh okay, you didn't even get the joke. I thought.
I thought. I thought maybe he had a camera in there. No,
that's what that's because how did he know? How did he know who?
He said he heard that the guy had an issue with him and that
it was here's gear. Oh man, So I I really, you don't
listen to you. You were so worried that the name got out or he
knew who was? Yeah? Yeah, yeah, probably exactly. Yeah,
I was. I was preoccupied. Uh that my own story. But yeah,
I mean, well you and I were talking about it during the break.
Yes, okay, well, but the best I watched the clips that
I did the video when when I say I'm trying to push him just a
little bit because I know that an upper decker has happened, because you told
me off mic that an upper decker has happened. This is how my brain
works. So now Jimmy's gonna sit down and I want to go college.
Now I'm gonna say to Jimmy, has anybody played any pranks? And Jimmy
just went right with it. He went, I goy college town. I
mean, you know, I ever have any late night problems here or anything.
Well, we've had a couple of upper deckers. The camera's on you,
in your face goes you like snapped too. It's the greatest. It's
so funny. It was so I wouldn't have known if this guy hadn't told
me this story. Like he was bragging about it, and he wasn't the
only one. Other people were like oh yeah, like they were proud of
this, like this was a badge of honor. Uh you know, I
mean yeah, but uh yeah, all right, but the end that should
be a fightable offense. I think so I thinks I'm no prude. Care
that's disgusting. People have to clean that. I mean for crying out loud.
Yeah, that's a fable efense. Yeah, can you imagine going to
court and saying and the judge. The judge goes, all right, so
uh because like it's never a trial by jury, it's just a bench trial
with everything. What if you did? What if you did you had like
certain these things. Uh sir, you've done an upper deck or you have
to clean toilets for the next Yeah, your community service to the to the
village of Brockport. Well it still remains intact attended thedn't They dissolve the village
of Brockport at one point and it was absorbed into the town of Yeah.
Well a lot of time, a lot of places were doing that because it's
just an expense to keep one from the other. Yeah, I mean it
makes sense. They have a village in a town. Well, it does
the town of Fairport, Village of Fairport. The village is this, Well,
it's a town of parenting, town of parent is it, Yeah,
it's a town of parenting the Village of Fairport. I got this lesson when
I first got the Rochester started doing traffic. Okay, right there you go.
Here's what I don't even know it's here, and here's how this works.
All right. Another text we got up we brought up blinkers yesterday texted
five A five two of six eighty eight sixty six, and I think I
might have missed appropriately stated what a blinker? What a blinker is? Oh?
The fifty year old guy didn't know what a blinker was? Wow,
surprobably didn't. Year old didn't know. I didn't know either person. The
person who told me their kid did it explain what it was. I thought
I got it, but this person lays it out pretty good. It says
a marijuana vape has a timer on it. I shouldn't admit this, but
I have done a marijuana vape. If you surpassed the timer on your inhale,
it will blink. So it's inhaling to hit the timer max and it'll
really fuck you up. It's like a major hit. So that's what a
blinker is. For people who were wondering, that's the thing. Another text
at fivey five two o six eighty eight sixty six. Dan and Peeper,
Dan and Peeper, Danny and Peter did a podcast together, question Mark must
have been so bad it killed Danny's dead. That made me laugh. I
mean that made me laugh. First of all, my thought was gone,
I know, I know, but I mean, I know it was a
joke. Yeah, but yeah, but I'm not offended. It's just like
I wish the joke were well, I think the joke was. They wrote,
they wrote, what was it called Z's and I wrote back, Oh,
of course you did. You had to respond, I did, I
wrote, would you respond? I responded, I don't think they're even their
mom's listen. And they wrote back, it was so bad to kill me.
So okay, he settled up. Back and forth. It was pretty
good, O'Brien, sitting here from the writers. Good. Yeah, it
was pretty good. Yeah. That's how they brainstorm in the in the in
the writer's meetings. Yeah. All right, so that you've explained it to
me, I remember a guy named Bill Ryan. If you have to explain
the joke, it's not funny. Wait, I didn't explain. I gave
you the setup. I gave you the whole thing, and that joke was
funny. You're right. If I have to explain the joke and stuff,
yeah, okay, now, but it actually is funny now them much better
for it. Yeah, Peter and I had fun, though, We had
a lot of fun talking about the Bills. This is when they were bad.
This is twenty thirteen, twenty twelve. They were they were terrible.
There, they were terrible. Yeah, somebody else texted in five eight five,
two of six eighty sixty six, just kind of cleaning up the week
here, okay, okay, Bill, thanks for the Cole Swindell song.
That was the one about the parents that were divorced, and he goes,
you know, all of a sudden, my world was turned upside down as
a little kid. Was one that I said made me cry. You were
you here? I wasn't here for them, I said, I got,
thank God, not a song to listen to a six forty five AM person.
Right, here's another song for you, Cody Johnson song Till you Can't.
It's the name of this song is till you can't. Really listen to
the words. Here is till you can't. That's right. We're gonna crack
her. I don't know, we'll see. I gotta have that paper feeling
now all a sudden, dear the muses. I can tell I grew up.
I cut to music. I know what the sock is gonna go bad.
I tell you why are kid? You can tell your old man you'll
do some large mouth fishing another town. It's right, Oh no, just
got I know where it's going bad and cast and I father used to hit
you with this, always put and rain check in his hand till you can't,
So you can't. Yeah, oh no, I think it's a nice
I think it's a nice thing to remind people. And it's something that I've
mentioned on this podcast recently. Yeah, here we go, here you last
someday further down road. That's right, baby, you can always put a
dime on cause somebody else did. If you gotta chan take it, take
it while you got out of chads. If you got a dream, chase
it because the dream won't chase you back. If you're going on, somebody
going on his long and as strong ass as you can't until you can't.
That's right. I think it's a great advice. I don't find it that's
sad. Enjoy the moment, be in the moment. Now. Wait.
At some point I put the whole song on here, and I decided I'd
listen because this proacher took the time to text the show. So at some
point I thought something else was bleeding in. Somebody's getting a phone call that
I think somebody dies during the song oh gosh, kill you cute? So
you can't baby, if you got it checks, if you can suck,
do it till you can't someday you can't, Billy what so perspective daddy,
Okay, somebody song as trong, as close as you can't you can't.
Country songs are A B, C or D. I think you should formula.
I think you should do this song. Take that phone call from mom,
Just tell away, because you'll never know how till you can't someday.
Don't wait onmorrow because tomorrow may not show you. Say you're sorry your abuse
this man, you never know if you got it's take it all right now.
I understand that the song is sad. But I have talked about and
you and I have talked about. I don't know why. Jesse Histler was
popping up in my world a lot. And the big ass calendar, remember
the big ass calendar. And the idea was to plan your year, to
pack as much in as you can because till you can't. Well, that's
it, I mean, that's the thing. It was basically saying, or
his idea is how many more summers do you have? I love summer?
How many more summers. How many more this? How many more of that?
And how many times have we said someday I will blank, Yeah,
someday I will blank. Well, and then you don't get the chance to
start blanking. Yeah, your blankety blank blank. You're talking about blinking earlier.
Now you're blanking. You're right, yeah, don't blank blank blank right,
that's another thing we could put on the coaster. Don't blink, don't
blank blank yeah, because I think, but but it's a very important thing,
and that it's funny. I'm I'm at that point now. I had
something happen today and it just made me. It was a literal thing that
I put into a I turned it into a figurative thing. But like cleaning
up your ship, you don't get your stuff going, get your This was
this the conversation with one of your boys. No, okay, No,
it was me. Okay, it was me looking in the mirror. Well,
when I came back from that walk, I didn't exactly get to till
you can. But I'm just saying, like, clean it up, get
going, let's go. You know, I've got somebody pushing me. They
were just at a big thing in New Orleans with all the networks and things,
and uh, they're like, hey, I threw out the idea you've
been kicking around and they all want it. Get on it. Get on
it and stop sitting around doing nothing till you can. Yeah, well,
you know we still while we still have a country. Uh, somebody else
texting at I wonder if we should wait on this one. Let me see
here, Yeah, maybe we can wait on that. This is I'm glad
that people are texting the show though, getting inter inter interacting. I mean,
we have a very interactive podcast. How many podcasts are this interactive?
Really? Yeah? I don't. I don't know. I don't. There's
the guys who just like retweets the entire podcast that drives me nuts. Here's
the uh, here's the thing. To be quite honest with you, I
don't listen to a lot of anything. I listened to a lot of music.
I write a lot, and I'm just busy. I don't know how
to do a podcast. I don't even know that I knew how to do
a radio show. I made a nice living doing radio for a long period
of time, had offers to go to bigger places, didn't really care to
enjoyed it here, But I love doing this I have. I just love
it. I love what we I love what we've built here. I love
this. And when you get things like you know, coasters. Yeah,
but right when Bob, I want to make sure I goes say, Bob
Walton sends these things with you know, every but made one for everybody's team
on the show. Who comes on the show as regular right, Doug's a
forty Niner fan, Mike Matt's a a Matt Reeve, Mark Killman's a Bills
fan, all the same. I mean that to me. I don't know
how other podcasts do or what they do. I really don't know. And
i'll tell you what I don't want to know. I don't want to be
like anybody else. I'm sure we are, but I don't want to be
derivative. Most podcasts aren't daily I'll tell you that. And I and I
enjoyed. I enjoy this, and I enjoyed that we made a connection with
what we This is the deepest connection. I was in radio for thirty years.
Cool, you know, listeners do cool things. Not like that.
No, I've never had someone take the words I say and put them in
not like that. So I guess it's going. Well, one more text
Okay, this one a little deep asking. It was a question, and
I wrote back, are you serious? And they said yes, and I
said, we'll try to answer it on the podcast. Okay, five eighty
five, two of six eighty sixty six, call it or text it anytime.
Oh yeah, I'll hold this too. I got a chance for you
me later on tonight. You you out there are the listeners to win one
hundred dollars gift card to the Woodcliffe Hotel and Spa. It's awesome. Yes,
it is awesome. That one from my wife on Time's Day week,
Yes you did, yes, okay, and she gets some very grateful yes.
Well, I'll tell you this better use it you can. This is
a different way. It's gonna really it's gonna really require you to listen to
something. Okay, it's gonna require you to listen to something something I didn't
do yesterday. I'll tell you what. We'll do it in segment three.
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took her up a golden elevator. They both cried as a signed a stack
of papers. Mama got the call that I got the truth. Now I
got a happy meal in a baseball I didn't get it. We got home.
All his stuff was in you home. He pushed me for a little
while in the swim, kiss my head and set see you next week.
There's a lot I don't remember, but that crying down the hall hadaway of
me wander. Maybe it was my phone. Gotta this is a song,
I said, I put on the highway thinking I had put on the Grammy
station on serious right, the Highway station fifty six. Yeah, I don't
know, I have the app and so I had it in the house and
I was listening serious I had. Well, I had the Grammy station on
the night before and they were playing all the songs that are nominated for Grammys,
and it was every genre. And a Chris Stapleton song came on White
Horse or something, and I go, I love Chris Stapleton. Oh it
wasn't the Monday Night football remake. No, it was. And somebody stormy,
somebody goes hey, and you can hear more on the highway blah blah.
So the next day I'm like, you know what, Hey, see
what's happening with country? I haven't been around country music since to be a
local country station. So I threw it on and this is the song that
came on. I stood there, I froze. I listened to it.
I actually started to tear up. I could see that that crying down the
hall. How aware you making me? So that's why the person wrote in
and saying, yeah, but I think there's a lot got stood in the
middle the weekends and holidays. My suitcase was too live to carry all that
way. Well, I have a funny feeling cold did write this up.
But not everything goes even when your threat me down. I remember in The
Sopranos season four, the end of season four where Tony and Carmela split up,
David Chase, the fore runner, the creator of the show, made
a beautiful scene where Meadow, the daughter, the oldest daughter, flashes back
to when she's snapping in her mother. She knows, is there ever any
damn food in this house? And then it was like from two seasons before,
and then she starts crying like an the words despite Tony's infidelity, which
caused she blamed herself. Yeah, as the daughter and a lot of kids
do that. Yeah, you know, and it's a shame because it's never
their fault. No, wow, No, I don't kidd the kids.
Uh text they came in at that sort of fits with this. Yeah,
five eight, five to zero six, eighty eight sixty six. When can
you tell a woman has mentally moved on from you? Tyrol Beager? Serious,
you should go out and date. I got that once from a girl.
Oh you're kidding. Oh no, I'm not kidding. Were that girl
Lisa dated No, uh yeah, I know, but she had been so
the backstory on that was she had been with a guy for nine years.
Oh right, she was Nymey got married and then they got divorced and she
moved back up here from Georgia and we dated for about a year and then
she she really got a break and so like she needed to like go far
herself. I think I was basically a one year rebound and that happens and
it's okay, and but I was like crushed for a while, Like you
remember, I was like ere for like, you know, six months.
But he's like, dude, you really gotta you gotta go see somebody about
this. You got to talk to somebody and what a friend? And I
did uplifting friend? I am? I think you would know that. Yeah,
but but anyway, yeah, she goes, she goes, how you
man, I'm like, good, like you know you dating anybody yet?
And I'm like, uh, when did you see her? Like I didn't
see her, Like like she she called me about something that she that she
had a question about, Okay, and she wasn't like she wasn't I know,
she wasn't feeling me out. To see if, like we wanted to
get back together. It was like, literally like she had moved on,
and I knew by the tenor of her voice everything she had moved on and
stuff. And it was like, yeah, she she ain't looking back,
you know, And it ket like if you were holding on any last bit
of hope, it was gone. This like months later. It's even just
called you would I would think would have hope, but no, no,
Yeah, but I think I don't think she meant it like that, because
she she's a good she was a good person, is a good person.
I haven't talked her in years, but I mean she wouldn't do that.
She wasn't that type of person. She wasn't victictive or trying. It was
just one of those things where like she she had been with one dude for
nine years. Yeah, all right, But what if somebody's mentally moved on.
I mean if you walk in and you see their lips wrapped around somebody
else, never mind, I would say, reduce communication, Yeah right,
lack of interest in spending time together, you know, dating other people.
Yeah, they mentally moved on. Not worth your time. I mean,
the thing is like this, stop return of your texts. Yeah, I
mean I think, like, you know, if you can't be with the
one you love, love the one you're with crossby Sails Nash and Young,
right Cross, Uh, maybe it was, but I would just say that's
not terrible advice. I don't know that you want to be with somebody that
isn't gonna be with you. You deserve better and so you you know,
yeah, that's that's a great thought, and it is the right thought,
right. But your heart has its own rules, it does, but I
mean none of them makes sense. Sometimes you just gotta you gotta, you
know, no, But that's when you got to get out and move around
and get in some sunshine. Once you find once you're out with other people,
you you sort of forget. You can quickly forget somebody and move on.
Yeah, you gotta get with people. You gotta get around people.
You can't be lonely. You can't wallow in your own misery. I mean,
eventually people are not gonna want to be around you. Right when you
are around people, Like if it's somebody that you're living with and they seem
to be mentally, I guess you try to work on it. If it's
someone you're dating. Yeah, it's the best thing Donald Trump ever said.
You're fired. You know, that's it. You're out. That's what I
would say. And you don't have to be responsible for anything with the person.
It's not. You know, it's cut and dried man. That's right.
Move on. Uh, speaking of moving on, this is an interesting
story and it will lead to, uh, something that's been happening with our
government over the past couple of days too. But it's it's an interesting and
odd story that well, I'll let the I'll let the story say it's peace,
and then we'll we can jump in and chat about it a little bit
here, Senator, our job. Whoops, wrong, wrong, wrong thing.
An OnlyFans account is getting in between a mother and her children's school.
She advertises her account with decals on her what there's so many ways we could
go with us, just for the intro. Yes, mom's OnlyFans account.
Hang on, hang on now you haven't heard the whole thing, Okay,
don't. I'm looking forward to it, all right. And OnlyFans account is
getting in between a mother and her children's school. She advertises her account with
decals on her car, and she says school official won't let her pick up
or drop off her kids. Is it the silhouette of the woman on the
mud flash, No, it's not. It's uh. Her name is Piper
Fawn. Her name's Pipe. That's her real name. I don't know.
That's Twitter's handle. You can go to OnlyFans dot or slash Piper Fawn or
whatever it is. I have no idea. Well, from school Grounds wests
Live, Johnson tells us how the mom is defending herself and what other parents
have to say about it. Only God could judge me. This mom tells
me she's had the only Fans decals on her car for years. She's not
sure why it's an issue now. Meanwhile, the woman that I spoke to
who made the complaints to the school tells me she believes they're a threat.
Okay, she made the complaints to the school because she got her husband looking
at the only Fans. It has to be oh yeah, to the children's
safety and the values of the school the end of the day. It's just
just a sticker, but it's the reason Michelle Klein says she's no longer allowed
to drive her car on Liberty Christian Prep School campus. Okay, Liberty Christian
Preps well, it is a private school. It is a Christian school.
Yes, okay, they have standards. If you want to send your kid
to that school, you have to bide by their rules. Okay. Yes,
this is a taxpayer funded you're paying that. Now this other one may
be paying. Well, I'm paying for to wish. Why can't I have
my own detail. There's still rules, There's still a reason why you sent
your You chose to pay to send your child here. Okay. The headmaster
of the school allegedly telling her she's allowed headmaster to come on school property.
But her car is not the word that I was told why the headmaster was
it was causing disharmony in the school. Disharmony in the school? Is that
a website disharmony dot com? No, disharmony is the uh. The fine
who runs an OnlyFans account with her husband says they've attended Liberty Church and their
children with her husband. Yeah, she and her husband are the only ones
on there. Okay, the only fans account. Though, Now to just
they're banging. They make about twenty grand a month. They bang each other,
okay, because there's something it takes. Well. The reason why I
ask, yeah, is because some do only fans cooking, some do craftic.
Yes, I mean I thought it was like one of those pur sites.
No, it's not, it's not. You can do a lot of
things. We just we could put the podcast on only only fans, but
it really is let's be fair here, Okay, it's sexual nature. Right,
I've heard, maybe we do it, you've heard, I've never seen.
Maybe we should get an OnlyFans site and we shall do no no segments
of the podcast, not not every segment, but segments of the podcast to
get like really dirty talk or like if we get the King Society in here
again or something else, and you got to go on only fans to see
it. Well, we got only fans tonight. Okay, check out our
only fans all right, that's your show man. I'm just asking. It's
just I just i just think it's a waste to read out. I'm thinking.
That's all I'm doing. Dan. Should Kevin be here for the show
meeting? No? Okay, I brought some friends. I hope you didn't
mind. Kevin's very busy right now. He's setting up an only fans It's
called dance called ship meet. Just joking. Attended the prep school for years.
She says she's driven on campus with the decal for two years. It
just has been the last three weeks and all of a sudden it's been an
issue. It's been a nice show. I'll say it's been an issue.
Well, probably because I'll tell you why, Because I'm sure that most people
are naive to only fans. I am at a school, and I don't
mean to sound silly or stupid, but I think if you went to a
church, if your head's in that game, you're not thinking only fans.
You're just not right. And if these are littler kids, you're not.
They're not on social media at times, so somebody goes, how, I
wonder what Piper Fud's doing. That's a basic Oh my god. But the
thing is, though you have to sign up and pay for this. It's
not a free sight, isn't it. Well I don't know, no,
no, no, because they make twenty thousand. But I wonder if they're
like if I went there and all of a sudden, like it comes up
as a thumbnail page to show me, what's you know what I'm about to
see? Do you know what I mean? Like the commercial, like the
page, like all of a sudden, it's piper like this, you know
what I'm saying, Like, you go there showing the pipe, the back
pipe, and her husband's like, h I think that there could be I'm
sure that that's how this got discovered. So if she's saying, my kids
went there for two years, it hasn't been a problem, and it's only
been over the past two months, that's because nobody ever bothered to look now,
they looked now, they looked. Amis and her husband Tony say they
made complaints to the school because they believe the decals go against the school's code
of conduct. Every single time the car comes on the campus, they're exposed
to that, and kids are aware of it, and kids have been looking
it up. Hey, so your mom, if what you're doing doesn't align
with the values that the school has put into place, it is a private
school. Then if you, hey, I saw your mom and dad wrestling
on TV last night. Look, I mean, you're not allowed to use
dirty language on television, right, there are standards, there are rules.
That's co you can't. You can't do that on broadcast television, cable you
can get away a little bit more, but even then you couldn't say the
stuff we say here radio. You can't see. So I mean like,
it's it's like if you if I can understand that they have rules for their
school and they want that to be the case, then let then so be
it. This story, which got picked up on the New York Post is
gonna get them a ton of money. It's going to make them a ton
They're not, by the way, they're not two people i'd go watch,
but Mark Hillman might. You don't want to abide by those rules, and
you're kind of making the choice to park yourself across the street. Clent says
her kids will be finishing out the school year at Liberty Christian Prep, but
she's not sure they'll return it next year, and Thomas says the same.
We can't control people, no matter how much I dislike something someone does.
But if we pay an institute to do their job, then is it an
institution or is she right with you? It's an institution? An institute is
well no, I mean Rochester Institutional Technology. But it's an institution, yes,
would that be right? I'm just thinking, yeah, but wherever police
here, folks, She's okay because there's institutes for like you just don't hear
the word institute as off as you hear institution. Yes, so that institute
if it's a private institute, Ken institute institute now. Klin also says it's
not safe for her and her children to park across the street because there's no
crosswalk or safe way to reach the school. We reached out to Liberty Christian
and they told us they have no comment. In Lake County, I'm with
Johnson Rush two News. There you go, Okay, So in a way
I feel bad for our kids, you know, Yeah, are those the
kids like they get up, they get older? Hey, weren't those the
kids that their mom and dad used to have an only family? And it
is weird, like the fact that take it away from the Christian school.
Sometimes you want to protect kids. The one of the biggest things we hear
about constantly now is bullying. Right, So why would you want to do
anything that potentially could make your kids a target because you go pick them up
in this car, somebody looks it up and it's you and your husband,
like you know, cello wrestling. I don't know. I'm just saying that
would be weird. I mean, could you imagine that bakesale. Here's your
muffin. I've seen your muffin. I wonder how I wonder how long the
school put up with complaints until they finally like told this woman to stop.
Because often times, like if you're a principal or somebody like that, you're
like, sometimes you gotta wonder how many times they let something go before the
shatter gets too loud, like Okay, we'll finally, we'll finally do something.
Do you think they did it on the first complaint or did they get
a flood of complaints after a while. Oh, I would think they probably
got one or two complaints. Look, as a private institution, I totally
get it. And you have the right to not partake. No one's saying
you can't do this. No one's saying don't do this, but you you
have. But at the same time, if you're gonna come here, we
prefer not now. The only reason that she got away with it again is
because no one went and looked at it until they finally did look at it.
Right, And even there, I don't know that if I went and
looked, if I because I know it only fancies right, I'm gonna know
what she's doing. Yeah, but if I went and looked and I didn't
know, I don't know that I'm gonna go tell on Yeah, Like,
well what does that say about you? If you're on? I don't know,
So I can't say that there's anything there. But the big concern is
it is the kids and stuff. Now here's what I would say. I
would go, good luck to your kids, because once that gets out,
that's a tough thing to I mean you right, yeah, I mean I
would be your target. God damn, I'd be stealing images from that thing.
I'd be hanging them in the locker. I'd be like, hey,
what are you doing? Oh? I was just watching your mom dad?
You know you're trading baseball cards. If kids still do that and they slip
in a little, you know what I'm saying, Like, I would do
all kinds of things that would be what I would think, what's funny,
but it would be very hurtful to the kid and embarrassing. So here it
would be my thing. If I'm these people, if you're making twenty grand
a month, hire your kids private tutors and keep them out of fucking school
altogether. Or maybe that's why they had to, like, you know,
do the only Fans school. Probably you know, private school is expensive,
got kids in private school? I had no idea Christian private school. I
didn't know that Christian private school's expresident. Yeah, private school's expensive. I
had no. Well I'm sorry, Billy didn't. Oh yeah, that's right.
I forgot that you had to send one to you know, it's all
right, I will say that. Well, the point is I'm making it's
like it's now that it's at the like college rates. Yes, at this
point, that's my point. It used to be like, you know,
realistic. Now it's like some of board prices that we paid for Fisher when
you went to school, probably like when I started school, it's like eighteen
five at Fisher the first year. Then it went up like by twenty two
thousand dollars every year. I think. I think that's where like private schools
kind of like are in that range now. When so when I paid it
was oh yeah, well okay, plus now imagine that now for that for
that place. Now there are other places that weren't that that were closer than
No, there's colleges that are cheaper than that with that figure you gave me.
Yeah, okay, so that's a lot of money. Yeah, now
imagine two kids. But right, but at the same time, you want
to do what you believe is best for your kid, and so that's what
you'll do, even if it means, you know, you and your husband
pounded it out in front of a camera, because you gotta take you got
it. I would love to meet the people that are on the other end
watching, wouldn't you. Yes, Like you're making twenty one thousand dollars a
month. You're saying twenty thousand dollars a month. That that's incredible, right,
that's over two hundred thousand dollars year. It's a wonderful that's very nice.
Just from your side. Gig of fornicating to put it, well,
they're not fornicating, they're married. Fortication is sex outside of marriage. Oh
it is, yes? Oh I thought it was just a fucking no.
No. No. Fornication is specifically sex outside of a committed married relationship.
You know, look that up. Look it up, look it up.
All right. Either way, My point is, yes, go ahead,
they're pornicating. There you go, there you go. But they're but they're
doing things, and I'm sure they're taking suggestions because you have to entice people
to watch. There's other there's others. Yeah, they have out there,
pat That's what I'm saying. And here's the other thing. Now, your
whole family knows it's been on the news. You'd be saying. You're just
saying, there's a lot out there. You gotta really put it on.
And after the Maltens, we got it's believable. Were their last names?
Again, I don't remember. What was the guy who gave us the coasters?
Yeah, yeah, I don't know, but it doesn't matter. But
yeah, okay, Well they got what they wanted. Yeah, they got
what they wanted. Or did they We'll take a moment and I'll tell you
where the I I understand the argument with these people. Hey, kids are
checking it out. You're coming in here. I'm suretians some kid overheard it,
right, Yeah, but you can't protect your kids from everything, and
and who does that that fall on? And well, but to that line,
though, people send their kids to private schools to protect them as much
as possible. Now this is where can I send my kids? Now?
Well, it is of the world. I mean, you're gonna you're gonna
wind up. Kids are all gonna see something at some point, you know
what I mean? Yeah, I get that, but they there was the
mindset of that type of parent is that's where it's That's where it usually lies.
Yeah, I can't see you. You're right better. I think sometimes
you feel like you have a better quality of family, quality of kid.
I think those are arguments that are put forth for private institutions. I do
you know people who are defending why they go there, which makes you sound
like a complete snob, But that's okay, it's here. But they dragged
the heads of social media companies in front of the Senate and I have I
have, I have audio and I will play it and I will tell you
what I think of this. And I understand, but I don't agree.
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A litle bit? This came out in ninety seven and they played the
Erie County Fair and they had two hits, this and another one Savage Guard.
They were hot for about a minute. That's all right, that is
yeah, Yeah, I mean, I'm just saying, Cannibal's two hits.
We all make fun of them. We all make fun of that. I
loved Cannibals. We all make fun of this, right, the one hit
wonder fuck, I'd love to be one hit. Yeah. It's incredible.
Yeah, that's incredible. So putting that in perspective, what lou Graham did
with Foreigner is incredible. What lou Graham did on his own, yeah,
is incredible that. I mean, what a talent. Well, nineteen eighty
seven, Lou Graham had the most played hit in America? Was it the
It was? Uh, it's my favorite. Oh gosh, Oh why am
I blanking out on? I could? I can. It's hard when there's
another song playing to think of the song that you're playing. My father but
said to me it's either Life Midnight Blue mid Night. Yeah, midnight Blue,
Life is either cherry du Yeah. I always love that line. Yeah.
I don't know why, just stuck with a song. I play this
because it's kind of a cheesy love song, right, and Valentine's Day,
we say, is cheesy. But I was thinking about this with Valentine's Day.
I think Valentine's Day actually is something we should have a little more respect
for, because I remember, even my father, I'm not gonna let Hallmark
dictate my holiday, all right, So Hallmark Holiday, it's made a holiday,
or there was Saint Valentine. I who knows, but I still haven't
looked up whether or not a fornication is. But either way, my point
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All you have to do is name the four rom coms that are in
this I took, I put together. I put this together to dantage.
I put together a montage just I think recognizable scenes and lines. Some of
them are cheesy from pretty good rom coms. Okay, they're all movies.
They're not TV shows. No, no, no, no, they're all
movies. They're all movies. Jump in with cheers. No. You can
text or you can call with your answers to five eight five two zero six
eighty eight sixty six. Okay, here is you have to name all all
four movies. I need to know all four movies. I have to draw
you. No, no, no, absolutely no. I'm a lot more
shaitng on a second. We'll start it over in a second. If you
want to write down your answers and say them, I will not say whether
you're correct or not, but it might give people like they may go,
oh, no, he's wrong, but it's this right, yeah, all
right, all right. So if you want to do that or just keep
it in your head, all right, here we go. I have to
draw you. No, no, no, absolutely not. I'm a lot
more shy than people think. I give off the wrong impression. I have
to. I haven't sketched anything in weeks. Stop staring, do a vase.
But you're beautiful, Carol. You're skinning your long neck. The back
the line of you. You're why caveman chisshold on the moons. That's such
a cheesy line. Just I can't dance anymore. I guess it's just a
conversation between two people. So it's not gonna be easy. It's gonna be
really hard, and we're gonna have to work at this every day. But
I want to do that because I want you. I want all of you
forever, you and me every day. Will you do something for me?
Please? You just picture your life for me thirty years from now, forty
years from now. What's it look like if it's with that guy? Go
Go? I lost you once. I think I could do it again if
I thought it's what you really wanted. But don't you take the easy way
out? What easy way? Break it in, take a breath, and
then when the door closes, hit it up. I understand this. You
don't have to understand. You just have to have faith, faith, and
why destiny. Hey it's Sarah. My name's Sarah. Okay, Okay,
So I think I have an idea for the first three okay. And I
don't think I saw the third movie, but I recognize the woman's voice in
it. Okay, Okay, so let's see. I don't know the fourth
one, all right. So the first one as good as it gets,
okay, the second one dirty Dancing, okay, third one the Notebook,
and the fourth one I don't know at all. Okay, all right.
If you think Danny's correct, if he's got some right some wrong, well
I don't know. You can call five eight five two zero six eighty eight
sixty six, tell us the four movies in there, and you may possibly
get a one hundred dollars gift card to the Woodcliffe Hotel and spa four movies
in there, all right, Okay, Danny's dying one. I want to
know. I'm really good with voices. Yeah, yeah, so I don't
know why, but I am. I don't know that I've seen any of
the movies. I just like all the way through the fourth one, possibly
love. Actually, yeah, you can't tell tell me. No, I'm
not gonna tell you. I can't tell them. I can tell you,
all right, I gonna tell you because, like you mentioned that you hadn't
seen the movies, but they all That means they all have some type of
I'm surprised you went If the first one's correct, I'm surprised you went with
that one. Why because it's not the first one that comes to mind when
you think of those types of movies. I will say this if we're thinking
of the same movie. Yeah, the first one maybe the greatest rom com
of all time. Okay, truly like really like balanced, funny, well
written. That was a well written except for that cheesy line that I pulled.
Yeh, but yeah, that's pretty good. Uh, you can pause
it? H I do you have you heard of this? I know you're
not on TikTok no, but there was a TikTok trend where your users create
let's say it's a ten second video, but maybe it's it's a little bit
longer ten to I think ten to twenty seconds is probably okay. And it's
called the pause game or the pause challenge. I should say. So I
put out a video, something pops up in the video, but it's so
fast you don't see it, so you gotta pause it. So a lot
of it is like it's a woman in a bikini and I'm sure she's flashing
her her tatas at one point and then covering them up, and you don't
see it if you watch the video. But you got to try to pause
it. It's called the pause challenge. So you're trying to hit almost like
someblibal message. You're trying to pause it. And I made me think of
this. You could pause and go through and go all right that line because
now with the thinking box, you could probably if you took the time.
You gotta do a little work. You type in like keywords from the scene,
and I'm sure the movie will pop up and then you would call five
eight five two zero six eighty sixty eighty is sixty six eighty eight sixty six.
Uh. You know we talked about the only fans mom and how one
parent said, kids are looking this up and we're putting a lot on my
kids, like my husband. Yah, I'll see, that's sort of what
I'm thinking. Social media. There was an interesting thing that went on this
just the past day or so where the heads of social media companies from TikTok
and obviously Instagram and Facebook with Meta, you know, Mark Zuckerberg and then
he had Snapchat and others were all there and they were getting grilled pretty hard
by by different senators. And I'm going to play a piece where where Zuckerberg
is really taken a task by Republican senator from Missouri. His name is Hally,
Senator Senator Hally. And but so they had the group of the top
social media people there and they were hammered for lobbying efforts that they said have
gotten in the way of federal legislation that would protect kids and people on social
media. I don't know that these guys designed this. I mean, we
know, oh that Facebook was designed to rate women, right, it was
college guys being college guys. I'm not going to say, you know,
maybe not the best reason. But most of this has built it's geniuses.
And I always say, you know, the world is designed by geniuses to
be run by idiots. Put it on the coaster. Put it on the
coaster. But I want you to listen to Senator Hawley going at Mark Zuckerberg
and I actually wound up eracing it and I had to find different audio.
This is like, well, Mike to like, you don't even hear them
breathing in between. But here we go. We didn't. I'm sorry.
This This was a group. No, this was a group of people from
overseas that take a look at the only fans at the money they're giving play
by play of the only fans mom at the Christian school. Unbelievable. Yeah,
that was very popular. Here we go, Senator. Our job and
what we take seriously is making sure that we build industry leading tools to find
harmful, to make money, take it off the services to make money,
and to build tools is that empower parents. So you didn't take any action,
You didn't take any action. You didn't fire anybody. You haven't compensated
a single victims. Let me ask you this. Let me ask you this.
There's families of victims here today. Have you apologized to the victims?
Would you like to do so? Now? Well they're here, You're on
national television. Would you like now to apologize to the victims who have been
harmed by your product? Show them the pictures? Would you like to apologize
for what you've done to these good people? Start speaking? Knowing to go
through the things that your families have suffered, and this is why we invested
so much. Are industry being efforts to make sure that no one has to
go through the extra checks that your families. You know why, mister Zuckerberg,
Why should your company not be sued for this? Why is it that
you can client you hide behind a liability shield, You can't be held accountable.
Shouldn't you be held accountable personally? Will you take personal responsibility? Senator?
I think I've already answered this. I mean this is the will try
again? Will you take personal responsibility? Senator? I view my job and
the job of our company is building the best tools that we can to keep
our community safe well you're failing at the tibe. Well, Senator, we're
doing an industry leading effort. We build a tool sentence. Your product is
killing people. Will you personally commit to compensating the victims. You're a billionaire,
Will you commit to compensating the victims? We set up a compensation fund
with your money. These are with your money, Senator, these are complies.
Yes. No, that's not a complicated question. So that's a yes
or no. Will you set up a victims compensation fund with your money,
the money you made on these families sitting behind you? Yes or no,
Senator. I don't think that that's my job. Sounds like you know good
tools, like you know. Make sure your job is to be responsible for
what your company has done. You've made billions of dollars on the people sitting
behind them. You hear, You've done nothing to help them. You've done
nothing to compensate them. You've done nothing to put it right. You could
do so here today, and you should. You should, mister Zuckerberg.
Before my time expires, mister Chaney, he goes on as somebody else.
Here's my question, why should Zuckerberg apologize? I honestly, why aren't we
bringing the CEO of Jack Daniels in for everybody who's ever been beaten by a
drunk dad and has been hit by Why why don't we take a stadium full
of people and have the CEO of General Motors apologize to everybody who's ever had
a car accident or a loved one killed in that. Why why don't we
haul Pfizer out in front. Why don't we haul General Mills and Craft?
Why don't they bring in the CEO of Smith and Wesson. If all these
Republican rgain Smith and Wesson, let's apologize for all things we'll have done and
killed this. That's why, as much as you want to side with Holly
on this, it's all kabuki theater, but it's all bs. I can't
even see how you I honestly to me, I go, I don't know.
Like, yes, sex trafficking is up. There are evil doers,
we could say, people who have ill intent that are using these social platforms
to maybe loure or encourage kids or whatever. Kids are communicating to each other,
they're finding out about things, probably at a younger age faster. I
mean, I jokingly always say, you know, you used to have to
earn to look at porn, right, not anymore. I got it all
right, and I can see the filthiest or the tamest or the whatever.
So the question is, how how do we protect do we every time we
put to me? Maybe I'm wrong, but every time I feel like we
rely on the government to take care of us, it doesn't work and it's
not the answer to this. And so to bring him out and make him
up. And he stood up and he faced these families and they're holding signs
of pictures, and he apologized. And he's the only one, and he
was the only one that was really taken to task, Like I didn't listen
to the rest of them. So maybe I'm wrong. I heard that that
five minutes goes on and he does talk to the head of TikTok saying,
you know, you're a communist party and why are we even allowing you in
this country and blah blah. I'm not saying Holly brings up points, but
I'm like, you know, if you're gonna do that, you know,
a table saw it can make a really nice piece of furniture, or it
can cut off your hand if you don't know what you're doing with it and
I think the same thing here. So what is the answer? How do
you protect kids? Well, it goes back to the parent and the only
thing that you can do in my eyes, and maybe I'm wrong. I
would love to hear other people's thoughts. We read a lot of texts at
the beginning of the show at five eight five two of six eighty eight sixties.
You've got to build your kid's self esteem. When your kid believes in
themselves enough that they don't want to be attracted to this, or they realize
that's not something I need to make me feel good. I don't need to
go over here and look at this, or be part of this, or
be alert away by this guy. It's building your kid's self esteem. Easier
said than done. Yes, absolutely, think of anybody, but anybody that
has low self esteem. When we see it in adults, what do they
do? They try to get attention. There are a lot of passive,
aggressive stuff. They're difficult to deal with at times. Right, low self
esteem. Yeah, if you've got somebody, you will find something that your
kid's great at. Feed that passion, take them away, but build up
their self esteem. And I think that protects them from a lot of stuff.
I think it protects them throughout life. I think it protects them from
shitty bosses. I think they have to they can go, hey, I'm
good at my job. I'm going to go find another job where I'm not
treated this way. Right, And I think that that's the bigger thing.
But nobody wants to talk about that. But we'll have Senat or Hawley stand
up there and you know, scream at at Zuckerberg, and I go,
I get it, You're trying to do it for your constituents who have had
people commit suicide because they've been so badly bullied. But I don't know that.
I mean, and I guess you could say, well, Zuckerberg,
you're the guy that designed a platform to rate women, which could be considered
bullying, right, So maybe there's a point there, But I go,
what about these others? I mean, bringing on the CEO of everything?
We could make an argument. I've always are. You could protest everything anything,
you could protest faith, you could protest anything. I mean, cars,
people look things, Horrible things happen. I'm gonna find a way to
protest anything. And I get angry. Now I understand where Holly is coming
from. But I also know that Holly. Let's put it this way,
Republicans, Democrats both they panned her to their audience. By the way,
I'm not picking on I'm not picking on Republican. That's the only audio that
was really in there. And this was bipartisan. There were Democrats just as
Yeah, they're all trying because look, you don't want children to be harmed,
and you can't be with your kids twenty four to seven. That's why
I'm saying, try to build your kid's self esteem. So when someone says
something about them that hurts their feelings, you can have you don't build it
up. Yeah, but you're great at this. Who cares what they say?
Right? You know? I mean. But the problem is, though,
is that there aren't there aren't a lot of smart parents that think that
way. Well, let's get them to start. I would love that.
I would love that. Well, let's get them to start. I mean
that's why I'm saying, parents, now, we got to teach parents how
to parent. Okay, but I say this as a guy without children too.
Yeah, that's you know, it's so it's like, yeah, tell
Danny's shut up as no idea, it has no idea, But your pieces
and nephews. I that's not my point. You were a kid. Yes,
you can think you're saying, I remember it. It's suit. I
mean you probably got picked on, bullied. Oh yeah I did. I
didn't mind it. I got picked on the bully too, but I bullied
back. I didn't care. You kind of like had an understanding of how
to do it. But my mother, my mother, here's the thing,
my mother would say, ignore them. Yeah, when you're a kid,
you don't understand how that works. No, but that's what I'm saying.
So instead of ignoring them, maybe the better thing to say is, but
Danny, everybody loves you. You're great at this whatever that was, and
you're a great leader. You're so do you realize how many kids want you
know why they're upset with you, Danny because they don't have your grades?
And what does that make you feel inside? Great? Better about yourself?
And it's hard. And I was giving that. I was giving that speech
to him, like, Dad, you don't understand, man, I can't
throw a baseball, you know, Like like I was always the guy who
wanted to be the athlete. I didn't want to be the smart kid.
I was the smart kid. Yeah, but that wasn't cool. But what
was cool was man being able to hit home runs and throw a baseball and
be a great athlete, all right, say, and there were some kids
who could do both, and you know, since I couldn't do the other
one as well, even though I wanted to get picked like I was small
and stuff. Danny talked very openly, even been very open on the podcast
about not being able to lose weight. Yes, you say you've done it.
I think I figured out why you say you've done everything. Yes,
And then you told us your workout, how you do two minutes and then
you sprint, Yes, and then you do two minutes or something or maybe
two minutes. I'll do two minutes of just the light jog basically on an
elliptical. Yeah, and then I'll do a thirty second set. I want
to see. I told Beth that today that she's like, what really,
why do you want to watch that? Because because I want to make fun
of you, I know, just like the kids. But here's the thing
we can do that now we're adults. I'm secure. You're secure. Kids
aren't secure. Well, like the one kid I thought. I remember reading
a story about a year ago about a young kid who like exposed himself to
a girl on snapchat. She she took the photo, yes, and freeze
framed or whatever set out the people. He couldn't process it fast enough that
he was going to move and he went and killed himself. Okay, I
understand, and that's exactly why they're what Holly is talking about. But my
point is, is it is it the fault of the creator or is it
the fault of the user, or you're signed by geniuses to be run by
idiots that you need to somehow try to idiot prove. But the question circumstances,
even though you can't really blame them, they got to figure out ways
to think ahead. I think that's what he's trying to say. He said,
we're senator, we're doing this. Man. He's saying to him,
you need to apologize. You need to compensate these families. You need to
do this. That's where he's standing that whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa
whoa. Hold on a second, Yeah, these I'm sorry, and it
may sound cold, but the you know, the the example you just used
of the young man who sent the picture, Well, somewhere along the line,
we need to Yes, parenting is not easy. It's the hardest job
there is. I was terrible at it. But you know, and I
don't know that I had great examples either. I don't know that they had
great example. Everybody did the best they could. I believe that. I
do believe that children don't come with a manual, Billy. But I would
say, okay, is people's parenting's harder now because you don't know who your
kids talking to when they're in their bedroom. No, it used to be
you would go to your bedroom and that, Like I will jokingly, I'll
never see a great guitarist again because they would sit in the room and do
that. Now they're now they're sitting in the room and you know, sending
dick pics out. Can't you know what I'm saying. It's hard to even
find a great rock song anymore. Right, But that aside my point being
like, I don't know that you can necessarily hold Snapchat responsible for the death
of the kid as much as we can go hold on a second, I
mean, if they if it was a polaroid, I understanding that would we
do it with polaroid? And that's what these guys are doing. I'm not
saying that there shouldn't be some kind of safeguard. We should look at it,
but there's got to be some personal responsibility here because we're not doing it
with Jack Daniels, you know what I mean? Yeah, I mean just
thirteen year kids. I mean, okay, I know kids when I went
to school. Yeah, right, four di for kids drunk driving deaths.
All are under twenty one. I got all were under twenty one. I
have that too, you know, So I mean, yeah, I get
that. Like, like what Holly's doing is grand standing. Both sides do
it, but I understand what I'm trying to do. Suckerberg. Zuckerberg's like
Zuckerberg. On the other hand, all these guys, they're like Henry Hill
and Goodfellows, who was a kids every now and then I had to take
a beaten Yeah, so that was his beatn yesterday it was all theater.
He's gonna grease some palms and then we're gonna be back here in two years
talking about something else. The technocracy in this country runs the show. But
I also think on the other side, you know, it does bring attention
to something that is an ongoing problem. I just don't know that we can
solve it through regulation as much as we may be able to solve it through
societal way. Ye, how about being a parent, well being a parent,
or just being nicer to each other? Right, you know, setting
a better example, trying to be kinder, being less loving. Don't let
your kids listen to this podcast, that kind of thing. Here's a question,
Danny Fatt. Let me ask you how old were Jackson, Jordan and
Jamison when they got a cell phone? And why? And everybody had to
be thirteen, but Jameson would steal everybody's phones, so I think we gave
him one when he was nine, and the older boys were so pissed,
so pissed because they had to be twelve or thirteen. Part of the reason
was they protest you his parents. No they didn't, but they were so
I remember Jordan being like you just so unfair? How come? But I
think it was like by that point you were having friends and doing things.
It was easier to get a hold of you, and they were It was
a cell phone where you couldn't really access much, but you were on there.
But the other guys got smart whatever the smartphone was. I think there
were smartphones when they were like thirteen. So yeah, so that for Jackson
would have been twenty thirteen. Do we have smartphones then? I don't remember,
Yeah we did. Yeah, yeah, we did have smartphone. So
Jackson was twenty thirteen, and then Jordan would have been the year after or
the year and a half after. So I mean, I remember you and
I both had flip phones until like twenty ten, twenty eleven. Yeah,
so he uh so, yes they did, and they had it more because
if there was after school activities or they wanted to go to a buddy's house,
they could call okay, or we could call them, Hey, where
are you should have been here? Like you got to have the ability to
like put parameters on Yes, you can, you can put parental guidelines on
all the Yeah, I don't think. I'm just blown away by why most
parents don't. I don't know that most don't. I don't know. I
don't, I don't know. I'm not I'm not in that world. I
don't know. There were Some parents go so far as to put like Life
three sixty where you can see where the kid is at all times and follow
them they basically through GPS satellite and you'll know where they are and if you
have a teenager just driving and it'll tell you how fast the car is going
and all that stuff. I think it just gives you a chance. Like
you know, as my dad used to say to me, I'm not here
to ruin your good time. My job is to keep you alive. So
there's some of that. I remember Jordan being really really upset because there was
a girl he liked, and so some kids starts asking him about the girl,
and he's filming him at the same time, and he's going to what's
her name? Which he tells, so Jordan says it, and so that
kid films it, puts it up on snapchats, so it's out to the
entire school, where that wouldn't be you know, one or two guys would
I don't know, a handful of people would have found out versus anybody.
It's just a larger audience. Is that Snapchat's fault, I don't know.
Is it the technology that that's available at the time. Yeah, So how
do your parent that I don't know, Hey, that girl should be flattered.
That's she's so lucky that you know, she must be a great girl
if you like her. I mean, I remember saying that this is a
girl you like it, it must be that you know, uh, you
know that kid's just jealous. That's what guys do, or just kind of
playing. Don't worry about it. Move on, Hey, let's think about
your baseball game that's coming up or whatever, right, and try to do
it that way. That was just the way. Most parents aren't don't have
that outlook. Parents like nowadays are worried about themselves first and foremost, because
I mean, yeah, if you're on only events like it, we're all
distracted, and it's it's I can't tell anybout how to parent because we're all
distracted. I wouldn't tell anybody. I would not tell anybody how to parent.
I guess I am when I'm saying I think. I think, in
my opinion, the best way to combat what the Senator Hawley and other senators
on both sides of the aisle are saying to the is not to put regulations
in, or maybe put some regulations in. Help parents do something, but
also the biggest thing that you're going to do that's gonna help your kids build
their self esteem, make them strong enough, not cocky, but secure enough
in themselves that they know right from wrong. They know, they don't need
to go over there and do that to feel good. They can feel good
in and of themselves just for breathing, right. I mean, that's really
the ultimate goal that's going to fix everything of Paramount Plus at all. So
south Park has now put episodes that you could only watch on Paramount Plus.
And South Park has always been like, you know, ahead of the curb
as far as current events and societal norms. And they did an episode where
you know those Prime drinks, you know everybody's drinking, all these kids are
drinking. Well, they made fun of the Prime drink and basically they called
it cred. In other words, you gotta get your cred. You gotta
make sure you have your cred right, and it's a code for like you
gotta be cool. And how these kids are being influenced and Cartman's got all
this cred and other kids have these credit and this one kid's parents won't let
him have cred, so he's got to go and buy it in a back
alley because he wants to be cool with all the other kids. Me all,
Stan's dad. Stan's father is like doing nude videos on OnlyFans with his
chunk hanging out right at the point of the point of the whole episode is
that you know, it's like, we can't fight this anymore because the technocrats
like Zuckerberg are gonna hold this stuff up court. But they are targeting kids.
And I think that's Holly's points that you could say you're targeting adults,
it's not for kids, but it really is always going to get to the
kids. And they're gonna hold this up in court because they have the money
and it's never gonna get resolved and we're all screwed. But my question is,
how is it targeting kids necessarily? Like I don't I don't know if
I don't know that I understand the argument there fully because I think everybody's on
social media now I don't like the influencers. Well yes, but that,
but that, but Jesus Christ, that's been advertising since the beginning of time.
Johnson was converse sneakers kids, right, I mean I had converse my
dad, Uh always say to me, leather sneakers are the best. I
always had converse sneakers as a kid. The other kids were jealous. They
wanted them to I think it's the same thing. I'm not sure that they're
I don't know. The targeting thing is what I tried to build that argument.
I'm not saying that. I think kids are always going to try to
find a way to do something that they know they probably shouldn't do, right,
right, I mean I certainly did. So if Snapchat has the vanish
mode, is that bad? Because I'll guarantee you this. I guarantee there's
adults that you snapchat because there's vanish mode and no one can see who they're
chatting, right right? I mean so, so what so now you want
to blame the fact that you know your wife had an affair because you've been
a complete fucking asshole. Come home over. Let me alone, bitch,
Let me alone. I don't like talking to you. She found somebody else
and she's talking to them through vanish. But well that's not Snapchat's fault.
That's your fault. And that's my thing is I don't like the lack of
personal responsibility in anything anymore because that's it. And I'm not a gun guy,
but hey, you know what, the gun guys, I know they
went through all the fucking shit to get the paperwork, be responsible gun owners
and lock them up. They're not the one causing the problem. Right,
so right, okay, so this is kind of my my arument. Where's
the personal responsibility in this stuff? And when I saw the Zuckerberg thing,
I go, this one's way more uh universal, because everybody uses not I
would say conservatively eighty five percent of the population has some sort of social media
account. I mean, my seventy nine year old father has them. That's
so that's what I'm using as my barometer. I think everybody does in some
way. And yes, kids are going to be way more influenced. We
try to do it. I've done this since the beginning of times. Soft
drinks have tried to get you young. Yeah, yes, Cereal. Yes,
so we're let's go up to the soft drink for causing diabetes. Well
agreed, Yeah, I think in the same page this, no we are
I mean, like for crying out loud, we were force fed dessert for
breakfast growing up. Now now those I wasn't because my mother wouldn't let us
have anything but buff fucking rice. And it still wasn't healthy for you.
But at the end of the day, you got more kids in their thirties
getting colon stomach cancer than before. Nowadays you're right. There was a big
thing on Good Morning America this morning. I just happened to catch the headline
and then I flipped over to Yes me and at eight o'clock, but it
was, uh, that's my day now. Well, I knew two women
who died of colon cancer before they reached forty. Really yeah, And they
went to their doctor and they said they off all the fans they had.
They go, I have a freaking issue in my in my style. You're
you're too young to get colon cancer. Yeah, this is uh. They're
seeing a rise in that in younger people and I don't know why. And
I would think that it has something to do with diet. Look at our
diets. We were giving like fruit roll ups, anything that came out of
the aisles. Yeah, we were force fed for years. Our parents didn't
know any better. All right, we'll take it. Sorry, with a
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Yeah, kept better records of our show than we did. I have a
thumbnail of all the old shows we did a CMF. I should just bring
it in and let you just because I don't have the time to break it
down. Yeah, but there was so much stuff that we did. We
could we could do like some of these throwback Thursdays or whatever classic Country Thursday.
Yeah, I mean we did all, but we could do throwback.
We'll we go and play an old segment and talk about what was going on
because a lot of times I would let things just spill on the air.
Oh I would let it carry over from my personal life or my work life.
I didn't. I didn't. There was no break. So I remember
one show it was over the summer, and it was a Friday, and
your neighbor who had moved away eventually brought over a thumbjugg of jamison. You
said the night before, Oh yeah, yeah, you guys price a drink
and a drink became an I think that I went for a run and they
were sitting out in their ad airondeck chairs on the front lawn and he had
a thumb jug of jamison, which you can't buy anymore. You can't buy
the thumb jug. It's very disappointing. And so you you came into work
the next day like Daddy, I got nothing, and we end up having
one of our best shows. Yeah, because it was literally offline. I
think when you're I was telling you, I was telling Danny and it's nothing
to do with anything. But we was talking, well we were talking,
but I was talking about radio stuff and I'm I don't know. We had
an audio issue. I'm my fat fingered something on the iPad and some people
couldn't hear certain segments a fat finger screen. So I need maybe we'll play
that montage again for people to hear it who are maybe aren't going to listen
to the podcast tomorrow, but there watching now live on YouTube or Facebook.
But because we do have one hundred dollars Woodcliffe gift card to give away if
you identify all four movies in the montage. I would not have won it,
But I said to you that I would say that that one radio show
I did, I would always say was like the best I was ever part
of. And I think I look back now after being with you, and
I go, well, maybe that show was phenomenal, like like all these
shows, that show was phenomenal. But I felt so much pressure. And
the reason I felt so much pressure was I knew that I was I knew
a couple of things. I was afraid I was going to lose my job.
And I had kids, and you only had two kids at the time.
Yeah, and then they had later they had and there was a legend
who had sat in that chair. Yeah, you know, there was a
legendary radio personality who's in the National Radio Hall of Fame, brother Weez and
uh I. You know. I stayed at the station and he left and
I was his producer. So and they were talking. They were talking all
this talk upstairs. They would talk out loud like and it was one of
these things like you knew they wanted you to hear, like they were thinking
of bringing Ted NuGen In or they were going to put the Afternoon Guy on,
and so because they would leave stuff, I wasn't in their plans,
and so I felt so much pressure. And then I we got a little
bit, we got some momentum going in a little reprieve, and then you
know, when we's came back on, you know the things. He was
a legend. People wanted to hear what he had to say. He'd been
off the air for eight months. Absolutely, I totally get it. But
I'm trying to just eat and feed my face, you know what I'm saying.
So and I took that stuff maybe the wrong way. Maybe I should
have relaxed and taken my foot off the gas a little bit. So I
think, like I really, I mean, I worked, I worked.
I worked a lot. I mean you want to talk about you had a
laptop that was missing pixels and stuff. Yeah, yeah, I mean,
oh gosh. But I mean I would leave the radio station and I would
go to the library because I didn't want to go home. So I not
not that home was bad, but you lose focus, but you lose focus.
So I would write for two hours, I'd go home. I'd be
with the kids, I'd go down to my office then and write, they'd
go to bed. I'd stay up. Sometimes I was up till like eleven
and then back up at three. And I did that for a long time.
All that stuff is, I mean, I'm doing it different now.
I mean it was almost like when I my last thing at iHeart, I
was doing a couple of different stations, a couple different shows that were talk
shows, intense, preppered. I tried to never make it look like I
prep I prepped my ass off. I prepped my ass off. You gotta
have something to say. I'm thinking all the time, thinking, thinking,
thinking, which sometimes takes you out of the moment because you're thinking, oh,
I still got this, I got to get and you're not in the
moment of just having a conversation, which isn't always good either. But when
I think back, I go that I felt so much pressure there. So
when I went to and I was part of others shows, there wasn't a
pressure. You weren't replacing somebody. You know, they had music that you
were forging new ground. It didn't matter, big deal, fuck it and
fun, yeah and just right. And I think that that that's like anything,
but you know, there are times where you feel pressure, you felt
like you were going to lose your job. And whether or not that was
the right way to feel, I don't know. It is how I felt
and it's how I reacted, and so everything was a little more intense with
me. Yeah, I feel the same way I worked at I started out
on the on the talk side, yeah, and I worked with the WAM
Morning News, which was Beth and Chet at the time, and then immediately
went to produce the Brad Davy Show right after. Brad's in Houston, Texas
now and he doesn't do sports radio anymore. But there was this pressure,
this constant like there's always this guy who was like the assistant of a boss
who would always put ideas in your head that hey, you're not good enough,
you need to do this, you need to do more of this.
What he really didn't want to do was his own job, so he pushed
it off on me, and I believed that I had to do these things.
And then he'd bring in this other young guy like, hey, you
need to be more like this guy, you know, And all of a
sudden, like my head was about to explode. And finally, after it
all, I get laid off. I'm like, wow, I put myself
through all that. Yeah, and then we get to then I get to
work with you it's CMF and then we could feel the pressure every day we
walked in the door, right because of the powers that be and everything else.
Well, look, I can't and I'm not blaming them. I've gone
back and I hindsight. What do they say. It's twenty twenty and I've
said I've said things about them on this podcast to the beginning, and I
did all that. I would say now, like they didn't know what they
were getting. No, they were buying a station that had a legendary,
successful, market dominating morning show. So that's what they were buying. Yeah,
and that one person whose name was the show left on now what and
you know they they've got people they need to answer to. Everybody's got somebody.
So but you know, in the end, and I think all that
stuff. When I left, iHeart I was doing their national I mean I
was all day. Yeah you didn't stop, no, because it was all
day. It wasn't one show, it was multiple talk shows plus the national
classic rock stuff. So so when I started this, nothing's too but yeah,
but like now it feels like even though this you have more writing on
this than anything. At the same time feels like the pressure is off.
Well I don't have to I don't feel like there's pressure either. I guess
it's coming to be myself, which I was never able to do. Like
I had a boss tell me once, I need you to be more Kurt
Cameron or Tim Tebow and Tommy goes, no, I want you to be
you because it's funny when you laugh at all my dirty jokes and go be
a good Christian boy, because that's the reality of it. You know.
Yeah, they they they look, everybody's trying. They read a lot from
the book instead of just being ourselves, and this is where we are ourselves.
Look, I'll tell you how you know you're you're successful or not successful
when somebody makes your coasters. And I know that that sounds like really silly,
But when somebody takes when somebody takes the time to make something and it
has the words you've said on it, or they know that you're a fan
of something and they create that, then you've made a connection. That's a
win. That's it, that's all. Or when people are like that.
One guy calls up and like references all these from the show. Yes he
did they called us in a while. Yeah, yeah, I thought might
have fallen over fallen over, not falling over us. This has been a
blast, and you know it's the podcast is fine. I mean, look,
I know that I can tell you that I'm a thick headed guy and
I will never lose. And the only reason I'll never lose is because every
time I don't win, I get up and try again. And that's it.
Yeah, it's the only difference. The only difference between winning and losing
is that it's just one more at b at. It's one more rep,
it's one more punch, it's one more round. It's one That's all it
is. That is all it is. Nobody's any significantly better than somebody else,
and any one thing you could go through. I could tell you in
the world of comedy, some of the truly most authentically funny people that would
fucking kill they're nowhere because they don't work. They don't have that, they
don't have the drive. They work ethic, they're funny, they like to
drink, they like to get hot. I don't know, it's just a
different thing. Old Peale Tabby used to tell us stories. Yes, where
like he he was like his own worst pr person. Where like he he
worked with Larry the Cable Guy before he was label to. So while Larry
the Cable Guy was in his part or in his hotel writing jokes, Dan
with Tommy would be going out and look at and put tricking or like smoking
cigars or looking at it. Hey, look there's Mount Rushmore. I'm gonna
see Mount Rushmore today. Yeah, you know, and like he he he
admitted it. Yes, you know, And that's a lot of that's you
know, It's all it is. Is All I'm saying is like wherever you
want to, whatever you want to do, when your own to focus.
I'm not saying the best, anybody's better than anybody else. I just think
that the reason that some people succeed is because they get up one more time.
They get up one more time, and yeah, everybody fails, right,
but you learn. And I think, like, you know, the
whole idea of you're gonna fail and you gotta learn from your failure. All
right, how would we say it like this? You might, but each
time you're gonna get a little stronger. It's like doing reps. Yeah,
in a gym. Right, Maybe you start out and you're bench pressing ninety
five pounds, and then you go up five pounds after a month, and
then you go up another ten pounds and twenty and the next thing you know,
you're benching two hundred and twenty five pounds, right, or whatever,
whatever analogy you want to do, it's the same thing. Just keep going,
don't stop. It's consistency, that's all. That's all it is.
That's all it is. And you'll make connections and stuff. So in terms
of yes, everybody has said to me, at one point, nobody's known
how to monetize a podcast and make money off of it. Come spend money
with us. I'll show you how. I think. I think my father
said to me, eh, and you bought all that equipment. I thought
that's the dumbest idea. And yeah, but he didn't say it. He
thought it didn't Yeah, of course, because he knew better, you know,
right, you know watch this dad? Yeah, I wasn't even a
watch this. It was. It was never a watch It was never a
watch this. I it's funny because somebody said something to me the other day
that they heard something that was said basically behind my back, and they go,
what do you think of that recently? Yeah? And I said,
uh, I don't. I don't care. And they said why, I
said, because I always wanted to own and I feel like there was nowhere
else for me to go in that world of radio if I wanted to stay
in Rochester. And as silly as to some people it may sound, I
like where I live. I like it. And I have a kid close
by for the moment he'll go to he'll graduate from college, but he's here.
Uh, And I like it. And I have friends here and I
have a life here. And I was never somebody who was chasing LA or
New York. I just wasn't. I went to LA in audition, but
I and now, as I say, the barrier to entry is gone,
right, So you know, would I like us to have more? Sure?
Everybody wants more? Yeah, yeah, And the more is available,
and maybe it don't happen, maybe it won't, but I'm it's it's it's
fine. And so for somebody to to say something disparaging behind my back,
it doesn't matter. It truly, it truly doesn't matter, because that it's
coming from a world that I'm not part of anymore. And I and I
know, as silly as it is, I don't I don't I don't miss
it, I don't long for it. I have it. I've built it
myself with the help of you and and Kevin, and I don't care.
It should be well. And I think the personal giving a blank well it
was. I think it was because it was like, you want to make
them mad, don't you want to show them? And I go, I
don't want to show them. I want to show me. I want to
show me that I can do it. I get satisfaction from doing it myself
and I don't need to prove it to anybody else. And that's what I'm
talking about when Hawley's yelling at Zuckerberg, that's what you need to tell your
kid, your kid is to do it for yourself because it's going to satisfy
you. You know, not going and getting drunk because you'd rather play baseball
and try to hit that home run or break that record or run faster.
That's what I'm what I'm talking about, right, It's the satisfaction. You
know, if you do the hard stuff now, life will be easier.
But if you do the easy stuff now, if you make a life easy.
It's going to get harder later. It could be. That's that's true,
that's always true. I just think that consistency with stuff and then and
not. All that is going to do is drag you start listening to what
other people think of you as none of your business. The reason I say
this is because it just drags you down. So what you can get mad
about? What right? And by the way, do you know if that
person actually really said this? Yeah, that's another thing about business. The
other thing is on the other side, something may have been said, but
it could be taken out of context, and someone could be adding context to
it. And and what does it do for you? Not a damn thing.
When all you want to do is just eat. You just want to
live. I'm not out. You're not out to hurt anybody. You're not
out to steal from them, you know what. You just want to do
a great job. That's it. Like there's every Christmas there's this one guy
I see every Christmas. He likes to fish. Hey, it'll he'll try
to throw something at me and see why. I Oh, I'm like,
yeah, doing a great job. Yeah, But don't you think No,
I don't I'm not in that world anymore. Well, I mean, if
people ask me my opinion on something, I'm always going to give you an
opinion, or I'll just say I don't know enough to give you an opinion.
I'll do that. I don't know enough. No I'm not I'm not
familiar with that or whatever. You know. I'll get asked things about people
I've worked with, and I'll go, I don't know. You know what
one guy wants asked me. He goes, Hey, how much money's Maule
really making? So I gave him this ridiculous because I knew it. I
knew it. I wentn't told Tobby that tybe of Brie wash bro Uh,
all right? I asked what value put on an Eggal? I say that
because a guy working at a Target in Virginia, he worked at for Target
in Virginia, worked past tense, he was worked there. He he has
been sentenced to one hundred years in prison. And the reason is, don't
tell me he hed body functioned in didn't bodily function inside. It's not a
bad idea, though a hundred your sentence. He he some somebody at work
was stealing his lunch out of the fridge. There he wanted to go eat.
And that's why I'm saying, I don't know if it was an What
was his first name? His first name was ba Basin Basin. On the
brown paper bag, he wrote Bazin on it. But somebody kept stealing Basin's
lunch. Yes, seventy year old guy, seventy year old janitor were coming
to take Bassard's lunch out of the refrigerator. Badgin was so pissed off.
He was so pissed off at this janitor that he decided to kill him.
Well, the country is bassing from because because that in his culture, you
know, still like someone's lunch could be a personal affront to death. You
would make a great defense attorney. I don't know that it would hold any
water. Uh. He got very angry. And when he found out that
the guy was taking his lunch from the office refrigerator for several days, several
days earlier, and this was just eating at him, eating at him.
So he bought a hammer and two knives two days before the murder, and
he told detectives that he spent the next day quote training for the murder,
and then he killed. He killed this guy for eating his lunch. How
about that twenty five years old. I mean, it's nuts. It's a
fucking sandwich. You could probably go to the refrigerated section of targeting buy something
else. But he, uh yeah, it went into a fit of rage,
waited out in the parking lot and attacked the guy for eating his lunch.
Now, I don't know if this story is being simplified, if this
was an ongoing thing, if the seven year old was just getting a kick
out of it. You know, that reminds me when I were a seventy
year old, because like that name Basin, Yeah, it sounds like a
name of somebody who's not from America. I could be wrong. I don't
know where Basin may not be from America. So I wonder if like this
seventy years old bird guy may have like, you know, I'll show that
Faugner whose boss? You know? But I mean, is it worth dying
over? Is it worth well? He was found guilty first, we'll be
murdered after he planned and carried out the murder of his coworker. Oh,
who was fifty eight? But where's the seventy year old? They're saying seventy?
Who else? According to the prosecutors, he grew angry when he found
out that the guy who was a janitor target had taken his lunch. Uh,
maybe it's a heck of a sandwich. Yeah, what you're putting in
this? Maybe he's fifty eight? Did you horn? It's just good God,
how to keep the bread so off? I'm getting so wet. Stop
stealing your coworkers lunch, That's all I will say. Stop stealing your co
worker's lunch. I'm gonna play the Woodcliff Hotel and Spa where you can relax
and get away from it all. You don't have to worry about anybody taking
your lunch. No, this will be delicious. They have their own food.
There you buy it. Tell us the four movies U, the four
rom coms. In this montage, I have to draw you. No,
no, no, absolutely not. I'm a lot more shy than people think.
I give off the wrong impression, but I have to. I haven't
sketched anything in weeks. Stop staring do a vase. But you're beautiful,
Carol. You're skinning your long neck. The back the line of you.
You're white, caveman, chisshold on the Moons movie. Just I can't.
I can't dance anymore. I can guess. It's just a conversation between two
people talking to you. So it's not gonna be easy. It's gonna be
really hard, and we're gonna have to work at this every day. But
I want to do that because I want you. I want all of you
forever, you and me every day. Will you do something for me?
Please? You just picture your life for me thirty years from now, forty
years from now. What's it look like if it's with that guy? Go
Go? I lost you once. I think I could do it again if
I thought it's what you really wanted. But don't you take the easy way
out? What easy way by? Get in? You can take a breath
and then when the door closes, hit it up. I don't understand this.
You don't have to understand. You just have to have faith. Faith.
And why five A five two O six eighty eight sixty six is the
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pretty damn good. All right, Danny? Should we wrap it up?
Sure? They got the other thoughts? I got lots of thoughts. I
spent like five minutes talking to myself about the bills today. Man, I
really miss them. Wait, wait, in a second home. You talked
to yourself about the Bills for five minutes. Yeah, I read a tweet
from somebody. Yeah, so there's this. There's these guys out a Buffalo.
They called rock Pile Report, one of those many Bills podcasts, and
they've actually like done a really nice job. And their producer boiled a two
hour podcast down to one minute and it's hilarious and but they nail all like
but they didn't just talk about the podcast. They kind of talked about one
of the host's teeth and stuff like that. It was kind of funny.
What the point is is that the direction of the Buffalo Bills are taking right
now, there's a consensus in the community, and that is it's not good.
It's not good. Anybody who's looking at this team with objective eyes,
unless they're a fanboy, knows that this team is not heading in the right
direction, you know. And I hope, I hope they take it and
shove it right up your ass. I hope they do too, But I
hope they do. I hope they do too. They take the gold post
and go right up your key, because because another year from now, they're
gonna like either Bobby Slowick or Ben Johnson are gonna be the head coach of
the Buffalo Bills. Yeah you're saying that, Yes, you said that last
night, and I'm not saying that because I want it to happen. I
want Sean mcderm the Buffalo Bills to win and to Dan quinn is now the
head four coach of the Command Washington. Yeah, Mike Vrabel didn't get a
job, jeered, But why well no he and Belichick? He played for
Belichick. Yeah, okay, they're very similar, very militaristic in their style.
And according to Albert brier Besi, he told Rich Eisen, he said,
Amy Adams the owner. Now she inherited the Tennessee Titans. Imagine being
a billionaire and then inheriting this big toy it's called the NFL franchise. She
hated going to work every day because of this, dude. Yeah, Robert
Kraft hated going to work every day because of Bill Belichick. And now the
two of them aren't coaching next year. In other words, yeah, but
who's going to take it over? Seattle? The gosh, the kid,
the the defensive coordinator from the Ravens hired him. Oh yeah, so McDonald
they think is his last name. But the point is that like Vrabel's a
heck of a coach, yeah, you know, and Belichick is Belichick.
Yeah. But both these guys are unemployed for a year now. They'll probably
get a job a year from now, unless Belichick croaks or something like he's
never been without football in his life. Who knows, Kansas City, watch
the super Bowl, perhaps watch Andy wins another one. But man, I
mean, that's that's something that's an indictment that you can't adjust to the times.
Oh that's uh yeah, gotta adapt just to the times. That's what
we gotta do. For Dan Barrillo. I'm Bill Moran. We'll see a
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