It's just like the old radio show with the addiibility to swear a lot from
the mac of All Trade studio in Fairport and driven by Victor Chrysler Dots Jup
Bram. It's Billified the Bill Moran Podcast. Well, hello and welcome.
Thanks for getting your pot on. Thanks for telling a friend. That's how
we spread the word about the Pirates ship. Danny, how are you?
What's going out, Billy? So we have some special guests in the studio
today because see that we're producing another podcast called Game Night. And Jake is
here, and Jake's gonna make fun of the intro right away. He's looking
at me. I can't tell if I'm on. I can't hear anything either.
I'm like, cut off, cut them right. No, you shouldn't
be. I can't hear myself. He's had your head. That's the one
headphone I hear some he's some static. How's that he's back's back on?
All right? You go do your best film. I was gonna say,
like, I started laughing the second it started, because we went from like
the gayest show and for the last two hours to like the straightest show.
Welcome to toxic masculinity. Toxic masculinity style. I'm just gonna talk like this
the entire time. Well that's how that's how I talk. How about how
about the guy that is the voice is a gay man. I love that
Harry Leg is a gay guy. And that's his real names, like Harry
Leg. Harry. Harry went by the name Scott James, and he came
to town and he was wearing like NASCAR T shirts and all this stuff.
And then uh, and he was at for him he started and there was
something strange so at the time because we were all working together in radio and
we were on the Wei Show, and he said we said to him something
about his lifestyle or whatever. And the next thing he knew, Harry was
coming in all dressed and looking his hair cut a certain way. Yeah,
and then he came out, and I think for him it was really tough.
He was from Cleveland. I think his parents weren't really you know,
it was interesting because I knew I thought I wasn't sure if you were going
to stay Jake or not. And Rima as well, I apologize remas no,
we just we just blow right past rama. But the but toxic,
toxic, masculine, toxic masculine. I'm talking to the Sorry, is she
here to serve us strengths? Or has she heard? How about the there
were some guys in radio that used to refer to women as the whole on
a radio show. Yeah, I actually I feel like, yeah, I'm
fatiliar with those radio shows. Yes, which I thought was just to think
about just a waste of just the whole. It was horrible. I hated
that. I think that's awful. Yes, I think it's. Although one
of my favorite jokes sort of ties in that, the holes. Well,
yeah, it's it's why do women have why do women have two holes?
So you can carry stop? Waitok, a joke so on that not though,
I mean not not exactly that note you're say in the intro swearing allowed
here? That was my first question, Yes, because I have the mouth
of a sailor. Absolutely. See. That's the thing is there's no fec
regulation on radio. There's fec regulation. And I always had a problem with
that because I don't think that all swearing it's done for gratuitous purposes. If
not, it's not, it's and it's an explanation, it's an expression expressive,
right, Well, And that was always my my big beef with that.
There was a study out of Harvard, I want to say, like
fifteen years ago that they found that people that swear more also tend to be
more honest, more honest. That's and that's my catch. That's like my
more intelligent and more intelligent. So we're always we're brilliant, yes honest,
Yeah fuck fuck got it. Yeah. Well I was thinking to this because
I thought you were going to be on here. And I've watched a documentary
last night called The Game Changer, and it was really it was about an
UFC fighter who was looking to rehab and get his body back, and he
was looking at plant based diets and they talked all about plant based diets and
how good they are for you. Actually you can improve your cardiovascular health.
Uh, and you don't have to go full on because you know, I
mean, if you love a steak, nothing wrong with that, but everything
in moderation. However, the marketing for beef for so long was things like
this, that's what a man made man. And I always thought, boy,
I never ever noticed how much I mean, you talk about toxic masculinity
in a way I meant, yeah, but how hard it would be if
I'm a man that doesn't meet the standards of societal mail. How hard that
is? Well, assentially the fact that, like, so if you were
if you were trying to go plant based, right, and you were eliminating
meat from your diet, and the fact that you would go out and you
would start getting shit for other people like, okay, you're plant based,
like it's even your diet. Yes, can have some society, but people
do that if you if you went out with a bunch of guys and somebody
orders a salad, the first thing comes out, doesn't matter of pussy.
Well, that's the kind of shay. I think he was talking to you
about plant based time shake. Well, the second reality is I just met
you like five minutes. She'll break that, she'll go for the jugular and
yeah, I didn't do anything. You're across from her, so you're right
in the cross back screw get ready, Dan, you're good. Okay,
you're good. Well, And the funny thing is when you say that,
like, I'm picturing myself with a group of guys I'll at to dinner,
and we also usually tend to be homosexuals, so we're all eating salads without
dressing, without crutons. It's extremely like a whole different experience than yeah,
than you're head. Okay, wait, because if you're a top, do
you can you eat a steak? I don't. Okay, so oh I
don't eat red meat though for the most part period, I don't love it.
I never really have for the last ten years. But there's there's this
whole thing with like your your your sexual preferred position top or bottom, right,
we know these terms, yeah, and and bottoms tend to have to
be a little more strict with it so they can prepare themselves for the act
of dan so confused. No, he's not no right by he's done.
But I mean when you have that kind of that, that kind of marketing,
that kind of thing in society, it has to be hard to then
to say, hey, I like guys, you it's not an accepted thing.
How hard was that? Wait? The coming out relating to beef,
No, not not beef, but so much is a stick. But what
I'm saying is like beef all this masculinity. Everything's a man. You're a
man a man's world, right, Like I think I think what you realize
is is you know they talk about like you know that we have a you
know, I'm gonna throw out all the fancy terms the head or normative,
this to that. And I think you do realize, though, how much
we put on a focus of gender and gender norms and rolls on somebody the
second actually before or they're born. You know, you find out you're gonna
have a boy, Suddenly the blue clos start showing up, and like this
this just happens really male or female. It just all starts like we all
start kind of throwing our gender norm on it. And I think the hard
thing growing up for many of us is that you just never felt a real
connection or kind of to those gender norm things like I was not athletic,
I didn't want to do sports, I didn't like this, So therefore I
was always kind of an outcast to a degree. You know, what do
you laughed at at? Just could think of you like throwing up what is
the ribbon? The ribbons? I'm I'm I'm an all star athlete, mom,
and I much rather wanted to do rhythm gymnastics than play fucking you know,
I don't know sports ball, whichever won't pick any you know, so
it's like, yeah, you you definitely go up, grow up there,
You're just you're bombarded by what you're supposed to be and you kind of know
you're not, and then it just sets you up for a lot of fuck.
The irony in that is that he married someone who is a Division one
soccer player. Well, and that's the thing is some of us are,
so you can't speaking like overly general terms. They're funny that you married someone
who can literally pick up any sport within a minute and the probably the best
person, but crazy. I wanted nothing to do with it, but yes,
to answer your question, I always felt bad about that. Always yeah,
And like people would be like, oh, did you see the game?
I'm like, I don't know if you're talking about, but I do
know what you know, Gladys Night wore to the Grammy's last Night, you
know. So it's just you just feel like a fucking last night. Or
the pimps, Gladys Knight, not the pits, just her, the pimps
that were like a white man kid up the pimps. You don't remember who
played in the nineteen ninety three Super Bowl, but you remember exactly what Whitney
was wearing exactly. That was the nineties Super Bowl it was Bill's Giants,
ninety three was Bill's Cowboys. Oh yeah, yeah, you geth That just
blew my mind. I wouldn't be able to do that for the for the
life of me. That's funny. Yeah, but I know how many oscars
Edith Head has collected over her career. It's just different, different things different.
It is different things for different people. But I just it did jams
down from society up. But but look when my I don't think we bought
dolls or anything for the boys because I've had I had all boys. You've
met my youngest and then I have two other ones. And wait, can
you just say what your youngest said to Jake, because I still think that's
the funniest thing ever Jamison. I don't remember what he said, but like
he and I were just like like boom boom boom. Yeah. And he
said to you you talked about being in a play. He goes, what
were you a tree? And I was the star. You got so mad
because I mean it's true. He goes for you the tree because how tall
are your six five six five? Yeah? Oh so he was being a
little shit about how old is he thirteen? Jake is a little arguing with
a thirteen year old here. Oh yeah, Like one thing you walk sees
is that all you wear is Bill's clothes. Have you seen that scene in
Bridesmaids when she's fighting with the girl at the jewelry counter when she's like,
there's this amazing scene for like gonna we get some this fight with like a
fifteen year old wanting to buy Oh god, yes, yes, She's like,
I want to buy a best friend necklace. She's like, Bally,
you think you're gonna be the best friends forever? And the two just go
at That was basically me and James just like freaking it, going at it,
and they're like, dude, they're fighting with the child, like but
he's wrong. No. The funny thing is, I actually never heard that
beef commercial before. I remember we grew up in it was beef It's What's
for Dinner? And it had that song that we've always heard a thousand times,
but I've never heard quite that before. Yeah. This came out in
the documentary, and in it, Arnold Schwarzenegger says he was the guy that
in some movie he's fighting stallone and in the movie he says something along the
lines of he's a vegetarian, or he eats vegetables or something to make it
sound as though that's the weaker person. But really what they're finding out is
performance is better. They talked to a female cyclist who was able to compete
even better in her late thirties than she was once she changed her diet.
So really, Popeye was right. Popeye was right, Pope. I I've
done the blood type diet you have. I've done it for years. What's
the blood type diet? So it's based on your blood type, and then
it'll go through things that maybe you will not agree with you and or preventing
you from losing weight. So for me, for a long time before I
had my daughter. When I had my daughter, I was trying, Okay,
let's go chicken, vegetable and but my blood type is being negative,
so I shouldn't eat chicken. Where is that your attitude or your blood time?
All of the above, all of the above, I'll go, it'll
come, it'll come, don't you'll find it slam right, just like about
a bill's tailgat No, But I so chicken is not good for me.
So I stopped eating chicken and I lost tons of weight. Wow, and
I felt better. Okay, where is this information? Yeah, yeah,
we've never heard of Google. Google the blood. There's a book. So
all you have to know is your blood type. Right, That's where I
was going. How do you find that out? Because you can't just go
to the doctors all that. You can't. I've tried it your blood,
Yeah, you have to, like I bet they have it on ye,
they won't. The doctor won't do it. Where do you go to the
where do you go to the doctors everything? Because we don't do that.
The only way you get your blood type checked, I guess is if you
donate to the American Red Cross, which I can't do. Still why because
he's getting illegal. I'm sorry, homosexual American. It is still fucking illegal.
You can't donate blood at all. Seriously, can't donate blood if you
don't know what. They don't ask me. You are on about my professional
athlete face. They're like, girl, we need your blood. But negative.
You are on a permanent band list if you are a homo, if
you've had sex with a man as a man? Really, yes, okay,
yep, permanent band Yeah that's a huge I mean that went in a
play during the AIDS epidemic, and they just basically said, like, but
now we have all the cocktail right then we we talked about I mean even
not even not even take the cocktail out of it. The fact is women
can get AIDS. Yeah, and the doesn't matter so that nobody's asked me
and they don't know. They they've kept this like insanely archaic law in place.
You can tell them you're a homosexual. So what's interesting is they well
you could lie. Yeah, you could because when you go to give blood,
there's a questionnaire and it gets to the point where they say have you
had are you a man and have had sex with a man? And I
was like how many times? And they're like, no, that's not the
question, how many men? That's not the question. They're like, just
have you I'm like yeah, They're like okay, thank you very much for
coming today, and you're out. Does it have like MILLI make you want
to just be like fuck off it? Well, it's it's insane to me
because you see all the time there are these shortages and like, yeah,
I mean there is something extremely reductive and probably it's harmful in that you just
you are told your blood is no good here or for anyone really like your
blood is no good. It's just because of this certain part of me where
my blood be cleaner than anyone else here at the table. But it's still
being said, Nope, we're not taking the chance, not happening, So
cy it does seem a bit archaic for sure. Talk about the games podcast,
what it is and where the concept came from. H came from.
It's it's m's fault, right, It's totally her fault, always is.
So we started playing we call it game Night Gay Emmy because we were playing
with the gaborhood, which is like my I'm really only friends with like my
friend with Emily and Shannon. And then game game in because you know why
game in don't. They don't play the catty bullshit. They'll tell you they
hate your outfit and then they're like, okay, did you want a glass
of rose? Or would you like would you like a glass of peanut?
Like it's just that's it. See dance taking notes. But he's like,
all right, got it, So I have to I have to insult your
outfit, but I'll be be ready to offer you rosette. Yeah, like
that's the catch. Yeah, that's so I'm only friends with him. So
we were playing a nice cabr Is that okay? It's like my teeth.
I don't want my teeth to be red. Oh, women like Rosee,
like like Peanut Griggio Peanuts. I like Savian Bloc, I like Rose,
I like a little Champs. So but you're you're, you're, you're.
Your preference of of light colored has to do with the teeth. Yeah,
okay, I don't want My wife is a teacher. She started school on
Tuesday, students Wednesday. She's already finished an entire bottle of apothic red.
Oh that's nothing. That's like a night or over four days. Yeah,
she's fine. Okay. I was looking to see if she was okay.
Okay, because again you're talking to like like what we said earlier, like
game in like a bottle of wine is like a juice box. Okay.
I mean we got a lot of paint. We got a lot of painted
drown So anyway, so we started playing games just at my house, just
for fun, and they're hilarious to play with. And then we started kind
of coming up with our own games, and Jake is the king of coming
up with a stupid game that is so much fun but just gets people going
and arguing. He's he's he's like Virgina, George just like walk in and
be like you know what, Uh he slept with your wife and and then
he's like all right, have a great day. And you get up and
you're like fuck you, like you like really want to fight. It's like
he can just stir the pot so bigtime. Well so that was kind of
like the the impetus of the game night. But really what it comes down
to is the fact that like when we're all together, we have really interesting
conversations and kind of having this like perspective of and it just happens to be
for the most part, heterosexual women and homosexual men. It's not what you
normally say. What do you normally say? Sad suburban sad suburban housewife.
I'm just trying to well, so look, really what it's come out come
out from all this is just really interesting conversations. And I mean Riema and
I are actually good examples that like her and I will go at it like
cats and dogs. Oh really hard hard. But the reality is I value
her for many reasons. But the fact is I appreciate anybody that I can
really learn from, and I've learned a lot through with the things we've worked
through in conversation. So I think that's kind of why we we thought this
would be an interesting podcast, kind of two and two. We have two
men and the two women together, two sad suburban housewives to and then we
we wit again. But then it's really a matter of talking about differences in
our lifestyles and what we've experienced and what society thinks of us and all that.
Well. On the last one, we talked about the fact that gay
men have to research before they go to a country. Is it gay friendly?
Is it the law Jamaica? Lifestyle Jamaica. There are laws, but
it's not even necessarily law. Sometimes it's just the general vibe of the culture
of the people. You go some places, they're like, we do not
want you here, and the laws might not necessarily say that, but the
actual culture of the people not not into It's crazy. It's really crazy when
you think of I've never heard to do that, like West Texas. Yeah,
we were talking about something else and I was like, is that Bama.
Like I mean, granted, there are states in the US where I'm
like no, not doesn't really need to get there, but yeah, it's
might be okay in Atlanta, though I've heard it depends on I would say
that's probably true. Okay, the rest of Georgia maybe not so much.
Maybe Savannah is like a close second. But I've actually ever been to Georgia,
so I wouldn't know. I've been to Georgia plenty times. But yeah,
yeah, not at all. Right, we'll take a We'll take a
moment, think of a game. Maybe we play a game. I'm gonna
call my son Jordan, who was in a weightlifting competition yesterday. There was
a moment that he had to do something that I don't know that I could.
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Here we go the fen in the streets with children at our feet and
the mall role simply worshing. It will be gone. There you go,
and the man who spurred a song, vanity project and judgment of all wrong?
What is this Saturday night day the side and the shotguns saves a song?
Yeah, that's Saturday night at eight o'clock at tapp It part of Bill
scott Field Road. We need your validation to come out out. Wait is
that your car? Is that your a karaoke song? Like? What is
your one, you were you Sam Phillips and walk the line. If you
had one song, You're lie dead to ditch. You had one song,
say, would it be that gospel song about your piece within? Or is
this song that makes people believe? Because that's the song, mister cash,
it truly saves people. Okay, yeah, I got that song? All
right? Which one is it? You gotta come check it out. I'm
not gonna give it away now, you're you're, you're your karaoke song.
I don't have a karioke. I don't carry Okay, I play with a
live band. He doesn't. He's doing it on Saturday night, live band
carry ok YEA like it? Yeah, only I get to sing all the
songs. Everybody else gotta watch. That's pretty good, you know. It's
funny though. There's a lot of people like, yeah, can I sing
a song? I'm like no, Why would they? They want to sing
with the band? No? Yeah, like just people random in all over
Rochester. They just think they can carry it too because they watch American Idol.
I can sing a thong, I sing? They s yeah us And
I'm like, no, this isn't. This isn't live open mic night.
They go we let that guy singing. That guy's in a freaking band.
He could sing, well, I could say, my friends tell me I
could sing exactly, go sit down. Oh yeah, I'm a dick.
Well you fit right in here at dick Face Productions. That's right, I
thought, how did I get that name? Dick Face Productions? Like all
of a sudden, Jake just wanted goes dick face bill brand, you know,
and everybody just laughed. And because we were it was a question to
David, and it had to do with like, would you rather have a
dick No, you'd rather have a penis ponytail or a penis for okay,
And that was the question. And I think he said he would rather have
penis for a nose. So I'm like, so basically your dick face.
What happened was he was the only person. He went to go get tacos
and didn't tell anybody, so he missed everyone else saying we'd rather have a
penis ponytail, And then he walked in and we were like, what would
you rather have it? He was like a dick for a nose, and
You're like, dick face fore yeah, I think it's just from yeah,
from denying. Fude, we were hungry, and then I didn't mean to
deny anybody would man, you really want a tight ship? Yeah, well,
you know if I'm gonna Maran production, if I can. I work
with this guy for six years. I know all about it. So my
son Jordan, and I tried calling him. Was in a weightlifting competition yesterday
and he calls me and goes, hey, I want to tell you how
it went. He said, everybody has to wear a singlet, and I
didn't know that. You know what a singlet is? Yeah, the giant,
Yeah, cute. So he said the guy who was running the competition
had an extra one, so I put that on. He goes, but
I came out my underwear is hanging out. They made me cut my underwear,
Like, why don't you just take it off? He's like, well,
I didn't think somebody else is outfit. I was kind of his underwear
if from to fit in the singlet. But then he's telling me, I
think he came in third in his weight class. Yeah, and all these
other guys have trainers, you know, coaches, And I guess I don't
know anything about this competition. I've never seen its like happy Gilmore going in
by himself. Yeah, Bill, that shocks me because you just really screamed
to me weightlifting competition. Told you I get you back. He's more of
a boxing Yeah. What does one usually wear under a singlet, like a
jockstrap? I would assume either that or maybe like the a shorter spandex if
you can find a shorter spandex supportive like underwear like Tommy John or something like
that. Yeah, it's very revealing, right, Yeah, okay, Yeah,
but I go a singlet and I'm like, I don't know. If
I could borrow a guy singlet, that would be a little weird. Yeah,
it's a little strange. I'd be fine with it. Yeah, because
you're correct. No, I don't even think that. I think most of
the time, if you wanted to be part of the competition and he paid
to be part of it, and you didn't know that he didn't know the
rules, he didn't know what color was the singlet, I need a file.
I have no idea. He's why to be afraid to do it,
right, Not because I'm afraid to wear some other dudes singlet. You know
it is what it is. But if you don't go Number two before you
do a weightlifting competition, all of a sudden, your stomach starts acting up.
You may end up with number two and somebody else's single. Because yeah,
I mean weightlifting. They talk about guys. They have YouTube videos of
guys like crapping themselves ye doing late weightlifting competitions. I've always had problems running
with that. Shitting yourself Yea, almost shut up, I'm not kidding.
Oh my god, this is why, this is why you don't do athletics.
What are you talking about? So I still go for runs? I
I actually I told this story on the podcast. I went for a run
recently and I get hit so bad coming back. You get the chills,
you get the chills. I got the chills, I got the sweats.
I got everything I got in the athroom, Jake, I fucking couldn't even
make it to toy like shit on the floor. Wow. Yeah, I
went and I bleached the ship on that floor. I was down, but
I did. I couldn't. Is that it's a great way to clean it
out and tell your bottoms we're running more. I asked my doctor before my
colon oscar or after I said, you know what, that was a pretty
smooth mixture of cococta. They have to clean yourself out before you do it,
right, and I go, does that? Was that like something you
should do regularly? Goes? It doesn't do a thing, It doesn't clean
you out. All it does is just cleans you out for the doctor.
But it doesn't clean out. Yeah, it's not it's not healthy for you
know. It's the eating that that does it. It's all the ship we
don't he goes nothing, it's nothing. Yeah. I did this diet one
time. I think it was when I was like twenty one, and I
did it because Beyonce did it, and it was like it was like the
little It was the lemon water diet. Remember, it's basically all it is
is hot water lemons squeezed lemons and like Cain and pepper, and you just
shit, how long do you eat that's? Drink it for like a week
and then you go that's all? Is that all you drink? Though you
don't eat anything, You're not supposed to have anything else. And the thing
about it, and the reality is like I just could not sustain it as
like a six foot five adult man. I couldn't do it because I like
it made six foot five bear. Yeah, I could not come out of
the woods. I'm not so. He just took so much OFFENSI effect you
called him a bear that he didn't care about anything. I was like,
I'm so distracted. I'm like, I'm not a fucking bear. What are
you? Like? What? What animal are you? I'd be more in
a wolf. Likely, Okay, can we do this? So you're the
guy that Duran Duran was singing about hungry like the wolf. I doubt they
were just in town. They were in town, and I'm actually really sad
I didn't go because they see they sing, they sing my all time favorite
songs. No what you're all time favorite time number one favorite song or world
Yes, great song. It's my all time favorite song. That is such
a great song. You ever heard the red version of it? Red does
a nice a little harder edged version, but it's still like it maintains the
integrity of the song wrote. I've heard him sing it like, I've seen
some videos of him singing it life. He doesn't incredibly still like thirty years
later, he's still rocking that song. Great song. Like going back to
that what would Dan and bilb uh Dan is definitely like a cub. You're
you're a cub. I'm not surprised. Yeah, you're a cub. I
think Bill's probably like a bit like wolfish also too, I think he's wolf.
If he was a little heavier, you'd be a bear. Oh well,
but I'm not for you good. I'm trying. I put on more
weight than I have ever in my life. Okay, and that's I've been
on a mission. It gets harder when you get old, well it does.
I didn't realize that. And I did a diet probably six seven years
ago where I eat five hundred calories a day and I lost thirty pounds and
forty days and it was I felt great. I kept it off for years
and then I went through kind of this transition where we started the podcast.
We started it out of my house. Uh, it would be late at
night. I'd be drinking, eating and at night. Yeah, it's like
the worst thing you can do. You gotta do the blood type diet.
Do you know what your blood type is? Yeah? I started this whole
trill of conversation, but I don't even know where did that? How did
you find that out? Because I I love that kind of stuff, Like
I'm a huge like horoscope, what you're signed that kind of I think that
that all those things kind of circle back together. So my blood type was
being negative. So I found this blood type diet and I'm like, all
right, I'm gonna try it. And when I tried it, all of
a sudden, literally I think I lost like thirty pounds. But you work
in the medical field, correct, Yes, And I had a bunch of
doctors that talked about it. They did, and they were like, this
is you know, it is kind of cool. I mean it is.
There are certain things that people react to, right like, for instance,
like I don't do gin, I don't like gin. I don't, but
I can drink vodka. There are people who are like I can't drink vodka,
but I can drink tequila. It's the same thing, really, like
it's your body reacting were putting in it. Does it also tell you about
alcohol and things? It tells you about alcohol. It tells you about like
grains and vegetables, the certain vegetables too that I like avoid. And I
I've done it and it's been great. We to have blood types in science
class, Yeah, I think we did. Definitely did. I'm pretty sure
we did. Forty four. Okay, I'm forty three. I don't remember
ever doing that. I think we I think we didn't college, though I
feel like it may have been. I thought we did old old and I
am I don't remember doing that. I know my blood type just because I
think it's easy because it's the universal receiver, which makes me laugh. You're
a positive AB positive, okay. O positive is universal dollar Okay, so
I'm the universal receiver, which I'm like, of course I can just take
everything so ab ab positive and I just with it, right, So I
guess I should. I could look into this. You should, Okay,
I really did feel that. I think I actually really should though, because
like, well probably for allergies and everything. Right, random foods like just
will run the fuck through me. Yeah, I have no idea why,
right, And that kind of that's what it is. So like there are
things that like always just bothered me, like didn't I didn't feel good after
I ate them? And it would be a vegetable and I'm like, why
don't I feel But mushrooms like love them, but when I ate them,
I just did not. Good night shades, Yeah, night shades are not
night shades, but I was just like, wow, that's all this stuff
that Tom Brady says not to eat right, right, night shades, if
you have to diverticular lightest night shades like that, it is like the worst.
Okay, but is that because of the skins. It's a skin,
seeds, a lot of oh the seeds. I was thinking, like,
you know, apple skins, I think are also tough for people with divertakes,
right, because if it's stuck in the folds and the intestine, it
causes infection. Yeah. I think it's a lot of things with like like
a light peel like a skin. Because even tomatoes, tomatoes, peppers,
like any of those foods are really inflammatory. That Tiger would stop eating that
stuff. He yea, so well yeah, because well he had his back
issue. I was taking anti inflammatory meals. Now I'm ready for the Masters.
But yeah, But like Tony Robbins has this thing called life Force he's
been pushing right where they test your blood. It's like it's like five hundred
bucks to join, and then it's another hundred twenty nine dollars a month,
and plus you have to buy all the vitamins that they recommend. If they
take your blood and say you got these problems, I think, and I
stop. Yeah, and they tipped those for a while. What vitamins you
say, I actually don't take? So I got to do this thing.
I can talk anybody into doing anything, but I talked Jacking to doing this.
It's like, let's do this together. So you go on, you
fill out up, you fill it an entire survey. I think it was
like one hundred questions. It was a lot. It wasn't that many.
It was twenty five. But still. No, it was more to get
the specifics needs, your deficiencies. So they give you a little packet and
it's exactly the vitamins that you need based on what you were looking for in
your survey. It was called Persona or something like that. Yeah, and
so we did it and it was great for a little bit. It was
good. But this isn't working, Like I was, like, nothing's really
happening. Well, the only one. I think, the only vitamin that
we don't create ourselves is BE twelve. And I think that we used to
get that from dirt, like on potatoes and different things. Like. I
know that sounds weird, right, but I think that's it. That's why
they say the one supplement you probably should take is B twelve. So am
I wrong in that? I don't know. I would imagine, okay,
twelve, Yeah, that's the only one that dirt, that's well, you
would find it into organically. It comes from other vegetables. It's funny that
you say that, because that is the one that it promotes, like weight
loss and energy energies, and we're like fat slot. I've gotten be twelve
shots in my ass just because my dad said he was a kid. He
go to the doc, Doc, I gotta be twelve shot out. See
why not? Yeah, they just kill him out. I want one.
Yeah, they're gonna be a fucking there's a place. Yeah, there's so
because the vitamins really don't work, they're not saluble enough take. I went
to a doctor once and he said, are you taking B twelve? Yeah,
because it's off the charts in your blood. You gotta stop taking this
stuff. I said, okay, well maybe I should stop. I don't
know. I take it because I'm hoping for a little more energy. Is
like get older and older. He's turning the ultimate Warriors. You guys heard
it here. Bill takes it in the ass. I mean I did so
it's all good. There's a place that she'll come to you. Actually,
they did batch a rette parties for beat. No, it's the ivy.
It's the it's the hangover cure. The next day, like after bachelor parties
or whatever, she'll show up at your hotel. It's zofran, which is
for nausea and vomiting, which I always have in my house. Twenty four
seven. I've never how do you panic? It's a script, so you
have to call somebody and having it's amazing. It's zofran. It's B twelve.
And then it's just like your wait, you have this in your house,
this concoction drip dripnfran, but it's zofr in BEA twelve. And then
it's like and then it's just like your normal banana bag, which is like
your eyeba that's just hydrating, but it's hydrates in it. It's a destant.
It's instant because it's in your bloodstream. Okay, So how can manufacturers
not just make this like in a bottle? I don't know, because somebody's
because somebody hasn't figured out how to get past the FDA. I the only
thing I can think it has to be. Yeah, I would kill for
a hangover. Well a lick, sir. There is a there is a
vitamin called Cheers that they've been pushing in the last year and a half,
okay, and it's said to work. I have some of it. I
haven't tested it because I have I don't drink that much, but they say
if you take this after you drink, you take three of these, you
should feel fine the next morning. You do gummies, I do I don't.
I don't do that. I love Oh my god, straight edge remember
that? Yeah that was like we called did you remember that term straight?
Yes? Yes, yeah, I can't do it, but I like to
smoke it. I like I like gummies. I like the two I've found
the five milligrams were pretty good or two point five. No higher than five
yeah, no higher than five. Ten can knock me running my ass.
And then I just found out a place in Victor makes crackers. They're called
highly Baked, and someone dropped them off here and I'm trying to get the
woman to come on because I don't know where they're selling them in. New
York State has been so fucked up with this whole thing they're opening. There
aren't they opening a real dispensary on like you sav yeah, spread across from
Wagmans, and they're inviting others in because I think with your license you can
have so if you were a place that creates something, I can have you
in under my license to sell it. But the I I was told don't
eat more than eight I eat probably five of these things, and I have
felt it okay, just but they're called highly baked and they make everything from
candy to all of it. But I'm I'm a big fan of the gummy.
I like the gummy. My friend had water last week. We went
on a wine tour and he brought water water. It's yeah, he got
it from like Colorado. Look at this and it's water And I was like,
this is alarming, Like I was about to jug it. It's funny.
Actually have some friends that have a lot of this in their house.
For whatever reason. I'm always like, guys, what can I what can
I eat? Like what can I eat and not eat? Just because it's
like I never know what's in what? Yeah, I was like, whoa,
that's crazy. Yeah. Like like like even drinks, like energy drinks
have it, like like it's just popping up in everything, Rema, how
did you end up here? Because you're from Tennessee. From Tennessee, the
only reason anyone moves to Rochester, New York is for it's love or a
job. Mine was love. I met my husband in like that. That's
true. The worst flights in America are too Rochester. But how long have
you been here? I've been here for fourteen years? Fourteen years? What
do you think? Is it home? Now? Do you like it?
It is? But yeah, no, it's that's okay. No, I
feel the same way. I like Rochester except for do you know what kills
me? Is March to like the end of May? Yeah, that time
frame the bulls. There is no spring here. It's bullshit. It's snows
and then it's it's winter. Yeah, it's it's snows one day and the
next day it's ninety and it's like there is no in between. And that
that part kills me. The winter, I don't mind because it's snowing and
it's cool and it's it's cold. And where were you in Tennessee? Like
right outside of Nashville? Okay? Yeah, I lived in downtown Nashville for
for well, right outside of downtown Nashville for a year, and then I
grew up like in a really really really small town in the mines. Yeah.
It was like, yeah, it was like in a cornfield. There
were three red lights. Yeah. Well that's where, like Danny and I
New York State grew where did you guy, Silver Silver Creek, Chittaco County.
Yeah, that's where. Is that where that big Indian is on the
side of night Yes, I knew it. Wow, Yeah, that's the
one. He's actually doing more of a Nazi salute actually unfortunately, but yeah,
I mean that's that's where. By the way, if you go to
the if you go to the big End and after you get gas to go,
you gotta get your receipt And what that means is go take your receipt
and get a free joint. I'm not joking. Yes, yeah, and
the cheap gas though. Really yeah, you up. I grew up down
state, uh, probably ninety miles outside of Manhattan in town called Pine Planes,
Clinton Corners, Northern Duchess County. So my mom still lives in Rhinebeck,
New York, which is right along the Hudson And then but I grew
up there. It was really small and and there was a lot of people
from the city that would come up and had weekend homes, and you had
a lot of poor people. So it was kind of the haves and has
I think big the big family that owned the pens. They had a gaming
and a pole ground placed there that we would see a lot of famous people
coming in and out of town. Actors like James Cagney lived around there.
And then there was you know people as just said you a dirty mari animal.
Yeah, but there were some. There was some bad. There were
some maybe there's some real real poverty that so it was kind of a land
of have and have not. So I kind of get that with the small
town. And then my kids now live in Athens, Alabama, which is
about an hour. Sorry, I hate Alabama. Yeah yeah, listen,
any night that Alabama loses is like winning the national championship for a Tennessee fanimal
Yeah, I hate Alabama. Yeah, that's a big deal that I didn't
know they lost it lost in Texas. Yeah, cryed some Tusclucid tears.
But Colorado win because I'm in Colorado. On your love, Dean Sanders.
I'm a Cowboys fan, Okay, I loved and I met so I wasn't.
I wasn't for training for work in Dallas at I was there for like
at the Four Seasons or no, yeah, at the Four Seasons and I
see Emmett Smith and I'm like, holy shit, that's him and Smith.
So I like go up to him and I'm like, hey, I'm so
sorry to bother you, but can I please like take a selfie with you.
I'm a huge Cowboys fan. He goes yeah, of course, and
he's like in a nice suit. This really really really good looking man was
standing next to him and tried to get in my picture. And I was
like, here, can you take the picture? And you do it?
And then one of my co workers goes, you don't know who that is?
Do? No? It was who's the guy from Buffalo Darryl Oh no,
Moose Johnston's from Buffalo. Yeah it was him, Darryl Johnson. Gorgeous
man. But I was like, bitch, get out of my picture.
I was like, I want a picture with Emmetts. They're in the back
same backfield together. I have the he's from the Pew Yeah yeah, And
I was like, no, I don't want you. Then I was like,
oh shit, can you get in our picture? And he just like
started laughing, like you didn't want me. I didn't know who he was.
I was like, that's emmett, I don't really want you in my
picture. What are you talking about. I'm just like the NFL kicked off
Thursday night. You're trying to keep you tomorrow night. She got the bills
in the Jets. This is a big deal of watching Red Zone channel all
day. You would love Darryl because he's he's a very handsome man. That's
fine, But like, I guess what was everything that was just said?
Was Darryl on TV for a minute? Yeah he was on TV? Still
on t Was he still on TV? Oh? Yeah, he's got kind
of the graying here now? Yes, works for Fox. Yeah, yeah,
he's a silver Fox. He's a very good he's looking him. Oh
I thought you were looking up right now? Who are? He could have
gotten to Harvard. He was very He was a valetorians class at the Pew.
He went to Syracuse. But he tried to get because I want to
see if I can get into Harvard. And they said, okay, tell
us about four books you Fred. He goes, Okay, I'm done.
It's gonna stick. He didn't want to fill out the application that wasn't one
of them. What is the velvet rage he just talked about on the podcast
games but the Game Night What what is the what is velvet rage about?
I'm sorry, I actually what do you want to look? Is this Darryl
Johnston? Yes, yes, Darryl Johnston. I think he were number forty
eight. Yeah, er oh that's him now wait that's the Jostin Yeah yeah,
this was like seven years ago. Yes, he looks a little bit
younger. Yeah, oh yeah, he looks hotter. Here. Let me
say that's what he looks like when I'm at him. He was a very
handsome man, very nice suit. Yeah, but I was like, get
on on my picture, bitch? Can I wait on bowlma? How personal
a were we allowed to get with you? Because I've heard things. I've
heard things referred to on the Game Night podcast, but I nothing ever elaborated
on. No, I don't care. You can. I'll tell you if
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This is from Sunday Night NFL on NBC. I thought it was American Glady
now Rima as a Cowboys fan, You're gonna watch tonight. Yeah, if
I'm home, If you get me out of here in time, we'll get
you out of here. Yeah, it's uh yeah, it's the Cowboys of
the Giants tonight. Yeah, NFC East rivalry. Come on, Jake,
you know the NFC East NAT. I don't know acronyms. I don't know
sports. I don't know any of this. I don't know. He thought
that it was a northeaster. He's like, wait, does that were all
those things? Is National Fashion Convention? Honestly, like I I'm one of
these people. God bless you all. It's great, but I hate football
season and a lot of it is because it just reminds me of growing up.
And I didn't want to watch it and just people screaming in the other
room, and I was like, shot the fuck up, and like people
would just be pissed and like like likely Leslie Jordan's like watch me twirled.
Wanted to I just wanted to, honestly be left one. But it was
like it was just and then people would be mad afterwards and like grumpy the
rest of the night and like you're all fucked up. That last part is
true though, that's yeah, absolutely, there's no reason why a football team
should ruin your dead. I mean, with the exception of here we go,
when you have a thirteen seconds left and you have your head coach calls
a stupid defense and they freaking bought a playoff game on the road that they
had their hands, which would have given them hopefield for one more game at
all. That does sound other than that, Yeah, it's ridiculous, bake.
Have you ever gone to a Bill's game? I have, okay,
And honestly, I was just in awe of Tom Brady. I thought he
was just beautiful and stunning and was an incredible athlete. So I was there
rooting for the wrong team in the middle of Buffaloes and I remember, I
don't remember, but it was fucking freezing. So I'm sitting there like getting
just dropped on by like wet rain. I'm like, this is fucking stupid,
but the best I remember the game speaking of crazy people, though they
lost. Bills got killed and I'll never forget like turning around to walk out
and this dude was standing there and he tore off his hat and started like
ripping at it, and he goes, I'm fucking tired of this, Hence
my point. Yeah, I'm like, and now he's gonna go home and
beat his wife like it's that's actually, that's actually that true. That's actually
a misconception. Boy, I thought the domestic violence went to learn the playoffs,
and that's a myth. That's nothing. They've tested it, they've done
testing that. I no, because for years there was a guy in town
who used to say that every several Sunday. And finally the news director at
the station you and I both worked at at different times that actually that's not
true, and I can show you the facts that prove that that is an
ancient myth. They set the wife down right in front of the husband on
a Sunday right before the bill's playing, like does he abuse you? And
she's like no, no, no, as she's peeing herself. No,
because the call, the calls to the nine one calls would go up.
That's true. Yeah, they could document that. Yeah, and they walk
it. What's going on? What would watching the game? And yeah,
sometimes though with the domestic abuse, there is no nine one one calls.
That's how it goes on. But I don't like, I don't care like
somebody's calling the cops the domestic it's not everybody, somebody, it's not every
time, but somebody's calling the cops and the domestic violence situation. Let's say
if there's ten domestic violence situations in Rochester tonight, at least two are calling
the cops. Okay, so is that what you would call the cops?
And you'd be like, listen, h officer. The Bills blew their load
like they do every fucking year in the in the playoffs, and I actually
like kind of lost just in general, just in general, though, the
calls would rise. Domestic violence calls would rise, just like on Okay,
you know how like when you turn the clocks ahead or back, heart attacks
go up by thirty percent on the days that you know, you get one
less hour sleep, and they drop thirty percent on the day you get an
next hour sleep. It's statistics. It's just they get the nine one one
calls. Yeah, that's yeah, calling for a heart attack. I don't
know if I'm I'm just saying it, like the calls go off, Well,
well, what's the correlation. Oh, it's the Super Bowl, okay,
or it's Sunday and the Bills lost in Western New York, m they're
all flat. There's got to be more domestic abuse or abuse in general because
of just the drinking involved. I think there has to at the stadium.
Probably, I would say, there's no no way. I don't even think.
I don't even think. Maybe it's not not that it's not always intentional,
right like, because you're just drunk and being an idiot, and then
that's what happens. The fact that the Bills games are on barstool Sports every
Sunday for somebody doing some stock sh well, that's it's embarrassing. Yes,
they're known for that. Yeah, they're known for take and they take so
much pride in it and it's disgusting. By the way. I call it
next week's team the perfect storm because the Raiders are coming to town and Raiders
fans dress up like it's Halloween, and this is that one time a year
a Raider fan, local Raider fan gets the show up in Ralph Wilson Stadium.
You love Halloween. I love learning that on the game fucking near any
of this ship, dude, Like, Raider fans are nuts, Bills fans
are nus. I call it the perfect storm. Yeah, no, no
where to bess up as if I was going to a football game. Yeah
I'm not going. It's not I'm showing up as absent because it is not
going to happen. That's what I'm dressing as. What if you were able
to go and being a suite that's totally different. It is different. It's
a way, a nicer way to see a game. But I'm even finding
like that's true with almost everything, even like concerts, Like I don't want
to be with the people anymore. I I just kind of want to like
be tucked away in a cute little box so I can leave and be home
in like ten minutes. Yeah, I'm pretty much everything now. So Rema
has dated professional athletes. Okay, yeah, yeah, it's my husband and
I love talking about it. So what's your husband do? He? Uh
well, actually, this is a great story. When I first met my
husband, I was drunk at a bar and he said that he does industrial
plastic recycling. And so my friend the next day goes, hey, that's
a garbage man. Yeah, I go, that's she was. You're gonna
talk to that guy again? You know, he's a fucking garbage man.
He goes, you should be ashamed of yourself because garbageman make a lot of
money. So you got on the phone. No, I didn't know that
my husband said that to me. I didn't talk to him again, are
you kidding me? Until he called me and then I was like, all
right, final, I'll go out with you. But he does. So
they do really it's like sustainability, so like they recycle lots of different like
clean plastic and then they sell it to other places who use it basically to
make other really cool things like hats. Yeah, yeah, forty seven hats.
So all is all bottled plastic? Is he? And he's from here?
He's from Tavia well, Elba, Elba. We're life the onion capital
of the one. That was like the first time that I left fairly smell
it. We went to the Union festival and yeah, his grandfather was an
onion farmer and albout like a big onion farmer, and so he grew up
like literally on the monk. Make you so, why did he moved back
here for family? Were you? People's always lived here, He's always lived
here And he had just started working at their company, and I was living
in Nashville. I had two part time jobs. I could barely afford my
rent. Nashville is such a great city, that is, but it wasn't
like it is now. Okay, this was fourteen years ago when it wasn't
last five years, they learned that it's like one hundred people a day moved
to Nashville and there's yes, actually the last year is one hundred and fifty.
Yeah, so the price day. Oh yeah, and like the price
the price tag of everything's going up in Nashville and Austin too. They're the
two fastest growing cities in America. Like that's happening in Denver also, like
young people in there are just flocking a den And the problem with Nashville is
there's no real public transit besides like the bus, so there is no so
traffic is you're sitting in traffic two hours Saturday afternoon. You're like, we're
not going anywhere. Yeah. So he was like, you know, it
was so weird because if you knew him, he doesn't this had him this
is a long distance relationship for like a year for a year, yeah,
and loved him. Uh yeah, I thought he was cool. I mean
this is back in my space days. I let him inseminate me. It
was okay. So no, we uh we did a long distance for like
a year and then he was like he was like, I want you should
move here. He actually asked me to move here the first time you ever
met me, which is so bizarre because my husband puts no effort into anything.
So the fact that he was like, you know what, I I
should ask the squirl that I just met to move up here. And I
was like okay, And then we did a long distance and then I moved
here because he was working in his family business and I really didn't have a
lot going on. So I was like, fuck it, I'll try it.
Because my mom had always said you can always go home. It's harder
to move, like it's harder to leave, but you can always come back
home, which you did. It's true. Yeah, So I was like,
all right, I'll try it. So I did it, and I
like it. I like Rochester. It's a great place story as a family.
It's a great city. It's it's big enough that it's it's just big
enough. It's big enough. Yeah, but it's small enough that it's small
enough. And I like that. Yeah. So what was it about this
guy that was different from the pro athletes that you've dated? Well, I
was I met What did Jake says that size size matters? No? Uh?
I So I was dating this guy and I talked about this on the
podcast. But I got dumps like Elwoods, I got to blow out.
I thought he was gonna ask me to marry him. He took me to
a really nice restaurant. Danny wait talking about do you know what to blow
out? Is that one? Like it's like when you go to the hair
dresser and like they do something with your hair. I don't know specifically knows
Elwoods. I think he missed at Elwoods. And like that chick from Legally
Blonde, I've never seen it, but I've just heard guys, are you're
second guessing him? He's got it here. I'm a student of popcorn.
He just said that chick from legally Blonde. I've never actually seen it.
I just know stuff so so well. Because we had this friend that we
were worked with, right, who is really smart and really god Yes,
okay, she's a great salesperson, but she's like one of those people every
word like looks like the word ambi dextrous. Right, you know what ambi
dextrous? But she goes there's a word for that. Yeah, she's one
of those. But man, she could sell. She earns a ton of
money. She's a great mom, great wife, and everything. But our
friend would call her el Woods. Yeah, that's how I picked up on
the reference because she had that, you know, he did call called el
Woods. That's how I That's how I go. Who's that? That's a
tech from lank Lane Blonde? Oh okay, how about I go to my
smart though? Yes, and so is this this? She is a woman
too, But I went to my brother has a big party. My brother
lives in Kenny Bunk, Maine, and had a big party over Labor Day.
Uh yeah, so actually he's been uh hanging out with w Yeah,
he's not President America. America's painting in the woods. Yeah, my brother
actually, so his wife is from Tallahassee. My brother was economic f caster
at Disney. He met her and then he moved up and he's in charge
of a couple of big resorts and hotels. One's called the Cliff House in
Kenny Bunk. And somebody she grew up with, like her first boyfriend,
happens to be a chef and Kenny Bunk he had a restaurant there and the
Bushes would hire him for private events. So his wife and he said to
my sister in law, Morgan, if you want to come over. I'm
going to be at the Bush's house and we're doing this party. Well,
one of the twins husbands wanted to have a fire and they didn't have a
fire pit, and my sister in law I said, oh, my husband
just bought a fire pit. I'll call him up and do you want him
to bring it over. So my brother brought it over and there's a picture
of him and George just hanging out the rest of the night. Ever,
yes he does, yeah, George so funny. Yeah. Yeah. But
anyway, so I got broken up with like, ohwood, I thought this
guy was gonna ask me to marry him. I got to blow out.
I got my nails done in case, I had to take the picture with
my ring on my finger. And then and then he this was before uber
Uber. So he took me to this restaurant and and and he broke up
with me, and I was like what. And then I had to fucking
ride home with him. He had to give me a ride home, like,
which was terrible. So that I was like in a mess. I
was like a hot the restaurant to soften the blow. I don't really know
out he was sleeping with my friend. He was sleeping with one of my
really good friends. That's why he broke up with me. He told you
this, Yeah, at this fancy restaurant. Wait, he told you at
the fancy restaurant. He's begging your he's playing pattycake with Becky. Yeah.
What is the best way to get broken up? Though? Is it just
like a phone call? I mean, don't don't, don't even get it.
Don't make me get a blow up and my nail's done. I think
it's the Billy Bean way of breaking. But what if if he showed up
at your house? It would be different? Right? I mean, Diamond,
there's no good way, But wouldn't you rather the Billy Bean way.
Billy Bean was the general manager of the Oakland A's and he said whenever he
traded a player, he would say, hey, listen, we decided to
trade you to the Detroit Tigers, and Amanda here will handle your paperwork,
and we wish you the best. He goes, I'd rather give you one
shot to the head and five shots in the chest. Okay, yeah,
does that make sense? Yeah, I can do that. So the fancy
restaurant, Yeah, so was your husband then the rebound? No? No,
so what happened. So what happened was I was like a mess for
like a couple of weeks. My best friend goes, listen, you're ridiculous,
let's go to Florida. And I was like, I don't know,
I shouldn't go. She's like, let's just go. So you were in
love with this other guy? Oh? I was totally in love with this
other guy. Was he was he an athlete? Uh? Not a professional
athlete? Okay, well college collegiate? Did he have a chance to go
pro? And whatever he was playing? You don't need to say who he
was, but no, I don't think so no football? Okay? Did
he go to? What school do you go to? I'm not what is
this? Guess who's was the universe? Was a Tennessee? Was it Middle
Tennessee? Was a Middle Tennessee state? Was it? It was? Not?
It was? It was a Vanderbilt. No, it was West Tennessee.
He wasn't going to be good on so so he so he I do
know a lot of people from Vanderbilt. That's a whole nother story. But
no, Jay Cutler, okay, go ahead, yeah, take Color's quarterback
for the Bears for a while. It is married to Kristin Cavalari. That's
how you're gonna was married to them. That's how you're the only reference I've
gotten in the last fifteen minutes. Here's the thing, Jake, you look
like guys I hang out with, right, beer and everything, like you
would know inside out football, got the cut off the cut off shirt.
I love that, the fact that you don't know anything. He was the
one that you picked to hang out with. Yes, that's true. Yeah,
he would be. He would be. I would be useless in this
entire capacity. The Bear and the Wolf, Right, it sounds like a
children's book, The Bear and the Bull, The Bear and the Wolf do
a podcast. I would be. I would be useless at a football game
or on a Monday night. Isn't that like when you watch it? Yes,
tomorrow night's the Bills. Tomorrow night's the Bills and the Jets. It's
a big, big game. People are gonna die. Bro and awesome.
Aaron Rodgers is now, Oh, I know he's hot and I know his
dating history, so I mean I got that one. That's why they won't
let you donate blood with Olivia mind, because they're like, wait, are
you an Aaron Rodgers fan? Absolutely not. We don't want to. When
you start talking about hot athletes, then I'm fine, okay, yeah,
but you can't just like yeah, so okay. So I went to Florida.
I met my husband. No, this guy that broke up with me
went to Florida, met my husband who lives who's from here Elba, and
met him there. He didn't get my number. I didn't get his,
and then we just never connected. We were there with a bunch of people.
I went with my friends, who went with his friends who was playing
in like a beer league hockey, basically an excuse to go to Florida and
play hockey, and so we left. That's when I had my professional athlete
phase. It was it was like six months. So I got dumped.
I met my husband, didn't really like thought he was great. He didn't
ask for my number. I've never asked Roman's number, nor will I ever
and we're married now. No, even if I wasn't, I wouldn't do
that. That's like the Southern thing. You don't ask for you want to
call me, you want to you you talk to me, call me,
you can ask for my number. Yeah, a little bit. I mean
I say the F word a lot. But other than that, yeah,
I think I felt like that was a little judge, but it was not.
So then I went through my professional athlete face for that six months and
then we wait wait wait wait wait wait professional athlete face where they were still
collegiate athletes on them. It's like people can have a professional athlete phase.
Okay, that sounds pretty southern. No, I have my son my professional
athlete phase. Yeah, that's like me say, yeah, I have my
blonde girl phase. I had every guy, every guy. I know a
guy, sorry, I know a guy whose wife would get very upset because
she caught him watching Asian porn. And she was really angry because she's like,
if this is what turns you on, this is something I can never
be. Oh god, women are so fucking annoying about you. We are
so annoying about porn. I agree with that, because, you know what,
the one thing that I've noticed about being in this like like all the
gaghborhood, like these gay men and they're in relationships, they'll be like,
oh, look at him, and he'll be he'll be talking to your husband
and the or your boyfriend, and they'll you'll both walk over and be like,
oh, my god, I would just you know, like the member
of the guys at the one gala with the quarters on there, you guys
were like, well, I just feel like in general, like with the
quarters on his what. No, But in general though, is just not
it's like so not an off topic subject for us, Like it's just like
very common. Porn is just like like fair game. I'm a big fan
of something called stuck porn. I don't know where where, Like the mom
pretends to get stuck in the washing machine or whatever and the stepsun comes down
and instead of helping her get out, he just starts ramming her. So
like that's the thing, is like like precarious situations. It's so funny had
a meeting around a broad room table. No, but it's funny to me.
I like it makes me laugh. I always want to be in these
writers meetings, by the way. I want to be in writers. I
want to be there when they write. So somebody, I don't think though
porn there's much of a meeting. I think it's literally dirt bags are sitting
around and they're like, just fucking just stick your tits in the dryer.
You come down stairs, see ma, what are you doing stocks, say,
fucking just fuck me, I'm stock and it's over. There's no there's
no focus group here. I think there's a focus behind analytics. Bro.
What would your only fans be? Like? What would I do? Yeah,
that's a good question. I don't really know. I mean the Johns
would speak for itself, so clearly he would be a draw. But I
think it would just be a lot of like, uh, just fucking,
I just fuck a lot of people. That's if I was like unmarried only
fans born, But it would be I mean that's really what they are.
They're just all, fuck, are you married? Yes? Okay, yep,
So I don't get to heaven only. Yeah. I know he's like
he's I'm not that. Let's be real here. So the reason I brought
my brother and kennymo before when my niece who's eleven, was and she and
all her girlfriends were watching l would they were legally blonde? I love that?
Said to me, she goes, I love this movie and she loves
legally Blonde too. I don't remember that one, but I guess there's igally
blonde to red, white and blue. No, legally, I think that's
it. That's what it's called I've actually never seen it, but I'm pretty
sure she goes to Washington, right, she becomes like a lobbyist for pet
sprites or some bush there you go. I think it's like, yeah,
it's like red white and red white and blonde. That's what it's called,
is it? Yeah, Okay, she's working on the third one, is
she? Huh? I'd watch it. So back to this pro athlete phase.
I'm not telling you who it is, dan, so just that's okay,
I'll figure it out. No, but you dated, you dated a
bunch of guys, not a bunch, and then it sounds terrible specific on
that dated. Yeah, well, yes, courted a few, yes,
a few different professional athletes. Talk to me about growing up in the South.
My cousin, Uh, I have a cousin who went to West Point
he and he became neural surgeon. So, and there's more. My my
dad's age, but his kids when they were growing up, they had to
go to like etiquette school. Oh I went to Italian Yeah. Oh yeah,
you wear the white gloves. Yeah. They teach you how to properly
cross your legs like a lady, and how to use all the all the
and how to dance properly. Oh yeah, it was like a thing.
It was like, that's what you did, I gotta tell you, like
sixth grade. I think that that's something that should just sort of come back
in a way. I know it's they could and they should, but I
mean, there's something about a little bit of pride. I'm a big believer
in taking a little bit of pride in yourself, and he could tell a
lot about yourself, your front. I think that it's part of our problem
in society today. I hate when I see people walking around in their pajamas.
I go, I have a little respect for yourself. Are the two
things that threw me off when I moved to Rochester. The most was that
people go to Wegmans in their pajamas and I'm like, I don't even check
the mailbox in my Like no, And then you put on the Ric Flair
robe and walk out there. I'm like, I myself, I put myself
together. And then the other part was that I could not believe it when
I when I first moved here, was that a lot of men here don't
hold the door for women. Oh really, that is a thing. And
I remember, Oh I do I remember specifically, it was rain. It
was pouring rain, and and my Mike and I were dating and he dropped
me off at the door at Tinseltown. We were going to see a movie
and he was like here, I'll drop you off and you you go pay.
And I remember like running in and the guy in front of me was
this far from me and he just let and I thought, what a dick
face Bill Moran production. I was like, what an ass like I was
so I could not believe it. That was like, that's not in the
South. You could be the biggest asshole of all time. You'll sold the
door. So where do you do that? I don't think I do.
I was thinking about this, and I hold the door for people in general.
I'm definitely going to be more aware of an elderly person. I don't
know if I necessarily equated with like woman, yeah versus just kind of proper
manner for people. Yeah, yeah, you know it's funny. You know
one other place in town where people always hold the door open no matter what,
Saint John Fisher. Everybody holds the door open for everybody else. It's
it's it's like another world. I was the goodness every time I go there.
If I'm behind, somebody always holds the door. I always hold the
door for somebody. It's just the way it always is. Like, why
are you just hanging at Saint John Fisher? Well, I addunce games,
i'ns football games. Yeah, I'm not there, Wilder. All right,
you're like the dorms, they hold all the doors. Okay, I'm with
it, got it. In fact, they actually encourage people not to do
it because they're afraid people might just walk in off the street. Totally exactly,
that's why they have key cards and stuff. But like people, but
you can you know, like what a student looks like, can you let
people in? Wow? Yeah, I went to Fisher. I think we
I don't know that. We held doors for each other, always slam for
us. It was like everybody got along. Everybody like stilled it. This
day, it's it's unreal growing up in the South, your whole life in
the South, Yeah, my life. My dad moved there when he was
eighteen, from Jordan, and my mom was from there, and so Jordan
the country, Jordan the country, yea. And we talked about Greece.
Greece. We had to say Greece the city that along pond or Greece the
country, Jordan, Jordan the country. And I grew up in a super
small town and we were my dad was like the only Middle Eastern person in
the small town. So it was awkward, and I remember there was like
a how did he end up there? Because he was evading a war.
My grandfather was a general in the Jordanian army. He had to Uh,
there was a war between which is like it's every year, just a country
like Israel. It was Israel and Jordan. Yeah, they were fighting over
a strip of land the size of this table. You know. They were
like killing people over it. And so my grandfather was like kidnapped and held
hostage for two weeks and my dad, my grandfather was like, you can't
go to You have to go to America and go to school. That was
the only way to get out of the draft, which is why there's like
that there was that influx in those seventies of Arab specific clem in coming here
to go to college. Like when you think about like fes from that seventies,
that's why they were all avoiding a war. That was the only way
to get all the draft. Okay, So he came to help in London
end up over here. I'm not I'm asking, I don't know, I
don't know. Curio. Yeah, well, yeah, he went to school
here. It's friends of the Bushes. He goes say Ton Fisher, Fisher
did he hold the one guy? That's how up sending him back and he
was so pissed off and he get sent back that this is why this all
happened. How was that Fisher during nine eleven? Like, that's what he
pointed right back to him. What was the all right? So your dad
comes. He went to what college, Bethel, which is in my hometown.
It's a really small I mean it's like a super small college and it
was in my hometown. So he met my mom that way, yea,
and they got married and then they just they stayed there. So my dad
owned a couple of different businesses in my hometown and then he was he was
a civil engineer and an architect, so he did a lot of like the
bridges and stuff and so, like I joked about the roads up here,
I'm like, Sam Salama didn't do these roads because those roads in the South,
there's no potholes, dude. Some of those bridges, the overpasses yeah,
oh my goodness, because my brother in law's dad was a diplomat from
Somalia. Oh yeah, and then the country fell and there was someone there
were two guys. He went one family went back. The husband went back
to his family and they were all killed. And so he sent word to
my brother in law's uh mom, to get him out. He was six
months old, and they got everybody out and he but then, you know,
lots of diplomatic status. So he was a cab driver in DC and
then the smartest cab driver in DC. Yeah. Now my brother in law
was a US district attorney for a while now in private practice. But uh,
certainly it's a different I have a lot. This is my thing.
So that's the other thing that I like. Recently, all these people are
up in arms over the immigrants that are being housed in New York City,
Like I think that that was on the news, but they're so you you
complain about it when they don't do it legally, but then they're doing it
legally and you're like, fuck you get out of here, like pick a
lane, picko lane, stay in it. Well, we need to hypocrisy,
we gotta we have to fix our immigration because oh the view, Oh
my gosh, you're getting groasted for this. So may Or Adams went off
about we got this immigration problem, we got a solve, but New York
City was supposed to be a sanctuary city. In other words, like yeah,
we love this idea. Oh they really are sending them here. Oh
crap. And the people in the view are like, oh, no,
you can't send them here, joy behar can't. And then and then we'll
be no, you can't send them here. Now you gotta you gotta do
something else with these people. And they're getting crucified for it, and they
should because they've been like they've been there. They're empocrites. Yeah, I
can't believe that. When was this? This is like Friday shit, Wow,
look it up. Yeah, it's it's what kills me. I'm like,
what, Okay, pick a lane and stay in it. Like they're
doing it legally. You don't get to make the rules. You don't get
to make the rules. So if they're doing it the way that they that
the way they're supposed to, the rule are they do that, they apply
they get here, they're in a hotel, they're in a holiday inn,
and now you're pissed about it, or do you want them to just sneak
through it, just pick it could cost me nuts. I have an appreciation
for my dad did it the right way? Yes you did. My family
did it the right way. So it's like that's where I like, do
it the right way for many Northerners. I think when you look at the
South, we think intolerance. I think a lot of times like I think
if one of the things we think intolerant right there, certainly when we looked
when if you look to the civil rights in this country, most of it
was you know, the marching was in Selma, was in different place.
What did you experience with a Jordanian father? So I think this is the
this is the part that cracks me up the most. And I think about
that. I wish she was here so I could tell him because I was
really too young when I was twenty five when he died. But I remember
people coming to our house who are like Southern Baptist and like knocking on our
door and want to talk to my dad about becoming a Christian, okay,
or like because your dad was Muslim or Jehovah witness, who would come to
our house. Someone talk to him about that, and my dad would be
like, I don't want to if you want to ask me about my religion,
and I tell you how it's been, it's peaceful for me, and
this is how this is centering for me. And then you say, you
know what, I really want to know more about that. I'd really like
to know more about Islam and then you convert. He's like, that's great.
He goes, I'm not forcing my religion on anybody. He's like that,
what good does that do? Like being like, you know, what
have you really thought about the fact that you know Jesus was the son of
God and like, oh, and it's like m and if you believe that,
that's great. Like everyone everyone has their own belief system. But I
just don't understand the fact that people just trying to force him to become a
Christian. Because I took a religion class in college. It was my favorite
class of all time, and my professor said the very first day, I'm
going to be very honest with all of you. I'm an atheist. And
he goes, so I teach facts. He's like, that's it, and
he goes, so, I'm not going to give you. He goes.
I don't have an opinion on any of this because I'm an atheist, and
everybody was like, oh, how's this to go? But he did.
He only taught the facts of each religion. And when you look at in
the big picture like that, they're all based on the creating much same thing.
Yeah, it's like different. It's like if we all sit here and
we go to different places and we say and we say, oh, how
how was last night? Oh I did a podcast, and I give my
perception, and then you give your perception, and then you give your perception
and you give yours. But it's it. That's that's basically religion. It's
like, that's really one of the top three. Like what is it jew
like Jews, Islam, Christianity. It's all based on the Ten Commandments,
different different in Islam, there's a lot of the same stories that are in
the Bible. And I just think it's funny. I'm like, it's it's
very it's just it's just different. When you raised Islamic my mom was Christian,
my dad was Islam. It was Muslim, so we would kind of
just do both. So we did Ramadan, but then we would go to
church on Easter, and I liked it like that. It was a little
confusing when I was younger because I kind of didn't know where to fall,
and I was I was because I was raised in the South. I was
a little bit more embarrassed in my dad's Yeah, but yeah, it was.
I liked it. I like learning about all of it. Why are
you so puzzled? Oh no, not, I'm just taking all the information.
I'm a Southern Baptist, I'm a born again Christian. Yeah, And
I don't want to say like I mean, I understand where you're coming from.
Like with people like say, oh, don't force religion upon me.
That's what isis. Does they he look unto your head and say convert or
die? So you have the right way. If you had the right to
say no, then it's not forced. All they're doing sharing. Now you
could say you don't have to share your religion with me. Then it becomes
harassment. I get that. I just have a problem with the word.
And I'm not blaming you at all because a lot of people use that term.
But Christians want to share the gospel of Jesus Christ because they don't want
anybody to go to Hell. Because they believe that there's two places you're gonna
end up when you die, and the only way you're gonna get through to
heaven is through Jesus Christ, not your own works. Nothing you did was
all paid for on the Cross, and they want to share that, and
you have a right to say no, that's cool. And at that point,
okay, conversation ends. But if like they keep knocking on your door,
yeah, I could see that how it'd be harassment. You know.
The Joelway's witnesses are like, no for that. Okay, They're like,
they don't stop because that's their way of working their way into heaven. Right.
But like, when I hear the word force, I just want to
like make sure I'm not saying you do you think that. I want to
clarify that force is what isis does with like a gun to your head or
that's how North Africa became converted into Islam. Was we're gonna we're gonna hold
a knife to your throat and you're gonna come with us or you're gonna die.
Yeah, that's forced. That's a no. I agree with that,
and and I'm saying this in my experience, oh yeah it was. I
just want to. I just want to clarify. It was our neighbors who
knew my dad who wouldn't, and they would bring other people and my dad
would be like, okay, you want to if you want to educate me
on your religion, He's like, I'm out. He would I remember him
sitting at the table. I can vividly see him in our kitchen table and
being like, yeah, so I'd love to hear about yours. Here's here's
what mine is and trying to and it was like but no, no,
but that this is what you need to know. I don't care about your
religion. No, this is the religion UNI. And it was just like,
are you sharing beliefs and want? Yeah? And that's where I think
Christians are like horrible salespeople because to me, and I told Billy this the
first day I worked with him, I said, the best Bible people are
going to read is probably me. So I better be on my best behavior
and I want people to be like, you know, Dan, that Jesus
stuff is really working for you? How does that work? So instead of
going you know, Bill, I always go, Dan, You're such a
fucking bore. It's such a bore. Come on, fuddy, let's go
farting. I want to know your perception though of this at being a gay
man and like of religion. Yeah. God, that's a massive conversation just
because I believe, and it's not just exclusive to that part of my life.
I mean, the reality is yeah, I mean I was raised Irish
Catholic and basically have a religion of surrounded by It's telling me I was just
going to help period done by unless I repented in the last minute whatever.
So I think that that's I mean, clearly I have my issues with that.
It was. It's my biggest issues with religion though, really are more
of the hypocrisy behind it, just that a lot of people don't walk what
they preach. And then I which is what kind of what he's saying in
terms of being the best salesperson of it? Right, But you're yeah,
if you, if you, if you have a religion in your life or
any kind of spirituality and you truly embody that and live that and it makes
you a better person. Fabulous great whom I did go for it. Yeah.
The bigger issue, biggest issue is when people of certain religious ILKs tend
to think that the laws of our land should be based on that or seeped
in that. And that's where I'm a huge issue. I've always as I've
gotten older, and I think as you get older you start to see things
a little differently. And maybe I don't know, what do they say wisdom
comes with age, you know youth. Youth is wasted on the young.
But I think one of the things I always see religion as as a club.
So you have to if you want to be part of our club and
you want to be part of this, you have to play by these rules
and you have to sacrifice. And I've come to think that that I don't
think we have to sacrifice. I don't think life needs to be this suffering
and is hard and we have to give up and all that, because I
think that most of the stuff is in you. And I'm not sure when
you die that I think you all resistance is gone, everything that has held
you back, everything that you you weren't. You're just free. You're just
energy and you're free, and that that's heaven. That's heaven. And I
don't know that anybody really goes to hell or or not. I don't know.
I think that most things in my life, I mean here were person.
Let yeah, right, I'll come back and haunts. I probably will.
But but you know, like I always think this when it comes to
two people, if love is the purest thing we can have, right,
the pure positive, and I think the probably the hardest thing would be unconditional
love. That's the one that I think is probably beyond actual human ability.
But if love is pure, so why would it be bad if it's between
anybody, if if it's two men, if it's two women, if it's
you know what I mean. And I never so I always thought there can
be there's really you know, bad there, and you should be as happy
as he can be in this life, and that's it. I don't know.
I always thought that it was a little strange. I think that there's
many people for a long time where, you know, in terms of being
closeted in things because of society for so long that I think that when you
you know, when a gay man gets married and has a family and then
later on comes out, I think that could be very hard for everybody.
Here's the thing you have to remember too. You have to and I try
to look back, and again I'm no expert here in theology and anything.
But the basis of religion truly is two things. It's trying to make sense
out of the unknown. Yep, it's people at the beginning of the dawn
of time that didn't understand thing. There was no science, so it's like,
okay, let's try to create why things are, what is what,
let's make sense of all this. The other part is it's a basic form
for rules. It's in the reality. You look at it with the King
of England change religions because it didn't fit his lifestyle. Myself, the you
brought it, you brought up the Ten Commandments. But basically it was like
the first piece of law of written law, just like don't fuck your wife,
or don't fuck your wife's neighbor, don't fuck your whatever, don't kill
somebody. So it was a very basic, archaic set of rules. And
if you think about it, the only reason why homosexuality was probably outlawed in
the first place based on religious context is because it was like, we need
to reproduce, don't sleep with men, sleep with women. Done, And
and somebody took a piece of that or a tenant of that in Leviticus,
let's just say and ran with it, and and and again started to then
create their own what what what, their own judgments, their own ick factors
out of it, and they weaponized these scriptures and pieces for their own self
worth or gain or thought. But it's like, when it comes down to
it, it's too And that's why I don't really have quote religion in my
life. And to eat your own fine with it. But I think it
was formed as a way to help with the unknown and established law. That's
really to me the basis of its Yeah, and it's saying, you know,
okay, I don't really know what's going to happen, and I want
to get these people, this group of people, to behave. So I'm
going to tell them if they misbehave, they're going to go to this fiery,
burning inferno thing. Yeah, it makes a lot of sense to me.
I get it, but it's just not for me. Yeah, but
I mean, have at it. Well, No, I understand that where
we're you know, no harm right if you're not, I tell people,
I go, I don't know what it's like not to be white. I
don't know what it's like not to be straight. I don't know what it's
like not to be American. Totally. You know what I'm saying. So
I've never walked in those shoes that you've had, just like I've never I
don't know what it's like to ever be hungry. I don't know what it's
like to walk without limbs or disease or any of that other stuff. So
it's like it's like that Depeche motzau. Try walking in my shoes, you'll
stumble in my footsteps. Like in other words, you know, try to
live the life that you've led or you've led or you've led, and now
apply that same concept. Will you still make the same decisions? Will you
still think the same way? Like Bill mart Wats said, religious one accident.
I also think being a sports fan is one being accident. I grew
up in New York. I'd probably be a Jets fan instead of a Bills
fans, right. I think there's a lot of this. There's a cultural
influence, and if you think about it, you are the religion you are
just based on where you're born. For the most part. Initially, that's
how I became a Christian. You have to become a Christian. You can't
just be born at Christian. I became a born again Christian at seven years
old, but I really got the concept of it when I was like eleven
or twelve of what it all meant. And I think, you know,
and it's and honestly, I'm happy for you. This works for you.
I think it's great. And the reality is, like I do think though,
you are in a position of certain and I'm going to use this word
not the way necessarily, we're gonna think of the position of privilege in that
what you were as your core. And I'm not saying your religion has been
easy. You've had to adhere to certain things or follow certain guidelines or for
yourself, but you were born into a position where you could accept that religion
way easier. Absolutely, I totally. I think that's the problem is a
lot of people are set up certain ways, like good for you, it's
really easy to be a good Baptist, Christian, Southern whatever, be born
that way. For the rest of us, it's like I wasn't. I
don't get to be part of the club because I'm not what you're preaching.
Therefore, it's it's because she she she stepped away, she stepped away from
the Catholic Church. Absolutely, she had two games and she was just like,
I can't really do this anymore, but so and and I think a
lot of people sad like that. But sadly a lot of people have to
make those choices because, you know, and I think it was hard for
her. She gripped it with something she loved and felt familiar and comfortable and
it was a community, and she said, I can't do it anymore because
of what you're telling me. And how so it's it's complicated that you're wrong,
you're wrong, you're you're not just you're built like no matter what happens,
these two people birth to no matter what they do, no matter what
they do, right. And I've always judged that that's the other thing,
it's it's necessarily biblical to say that either like Christianity, it really ultimately is
not about being a Baptist of Catholic, a Protestant. No, it's it's
about your relationship with Jesus Christ, either you have one or you don't.
And you could take that anywhere with you well. And the simplest basic teaching
of Christianity is be good to one another. It is one of the most
basic fundamental principles of that religion. Christianity is treat your neighbor well, be
good to one another. And if believe me, the world could adhere to
that, and wonderful. It's the fact that all these different now pockets of
religions that so, yeah, I'm not speaking for Christianity as a whole,
but organized religions that have weaponized certain pieces and parts and pulled apart those things
to push right. Like I've never sat in so I don't want to hijack
the segment I happened. No, no, but not that it's woun to
be the first time I've done it. But like I thought about this,
like in the past year or so, like when I've been to maybe thousands
of Sundays of church, right, I have never heard a message on murder.
I want to know why, because I don't think the congregations out killing
people this week. You know what I'm saying. You know, that's one
of the ten commandments right by the way. But the thing is in you
know, Jesus and John the Baptist said, you commit you you break one
of the commandments like thou should not bear false witness. You're telling them the
lie you've broken off of them means you're a murderer. It means you're an
adulterer. You ever look at look at a woman with lust, Oh man,
she looks great. Ache idea, because it's the only way I can
catch them. And that's the only way I'm The idea of the Ten Commandments
was to show See, the thing is that the Jewish people at the time,
during most of his time, could have rejected the Ten Commandments. He
said, if you you will be my people, if you could adhere to
these rules, wink wink, Okay, we'll take it. We could do
it. Of course we could do it. So God gives them the rules,
and what it happens, immediately they break them. Forty days later they
got this golden calf. They're all worship because I know you couldn't do it.
That's why I got to send Jesus in another sixteen hundred years to fix
this whole thing. Yeah, you know what I'm saying that the idea was,
you can't do it. You think you could do it. You have
to rely on Christ and then your relationship with odd starts, and then you
understand what life is really all about. And this is the conversation that happened
by your neighbors, said That's what it was for me. It was like
he was But wait, I have a question because we talked about this in
our Yeah. Yeah, who washed Jesus's feet? Uh? The prostitute?
Yeah, what was her name? Mary? Well, Mary Magdalen. There
were a couple of so Mary Magdalen, No Well, no, no,
there was a woman. There was a woman. It was in Matthew And
I think in Luke where she she was so ashamed of her sin that she
watched she had no water, but she she washed Jesus's feet with her tears
and her hair. And by the way, that wasn't the first time.
Uh, there was another time where another woman broke an alabaster box appointment on
Jesus, and and and because she was preparing for his his burial. And
when Jesus is about to go to the cross, they had the last Supper.
Everyone's arguing, these are Jesus's twelve buddies, the apostles. They're all
arguing over who's gonna take over. And Jesus like, I'm about to go
to a cross, your dude, and you're argued over who's gonna be next
in line. So he tells Peter to sit down and he washes his feet,
which was one of the lowest things you can do for somebody. But
yeah, you know what the best part about that is is that still happens
in corporate America. You can be the CEO and people are like, all
right, well, we're so sad we were your buddy, but now who's
who's next? And then the guy from Chick fil A who gets so much
crap was the guy who goes, Okay, here's what I'm gonna do.
I'm gonna take out some shoe polish and I'm gonna he pulls it. This
this kid, this is this like fourteen year old worker, sixteen year old
worker, and the kids like you're the CEO. He goes, yeah,
sit down, I'm gonna shine your shoes for you right now. And every
employee at Chick fil A gets this business card with this guy's name and his
phone number to his office and a little piece of terry cloth or whatever you
used to like shine shoes towards a reminder that I'm here to serve you.
Two. I always say, a good boss should know. Yeah, you're
a servant, Jake. I see a face, he looks like you've been
in eleven Well, that's just sounds it's so performative, like I'm gonna sit
down and wash your shoes and blah blah blaha, Like I would have done
that for you would takes fase for a minute? Wait you were Oh that
was about That was the end of that. It sounds performative. But at
the end of the day, though, like who does that? Somebody that's
performative? Okay, then who else? I don't care? But it's still
but that's the point. It's performative, did it though? It's just every
good deed is performative? Is he keeping any of his wealth? Sure?
Is why you're not offloading all of his wealth to those in need? Well?
Right? I think the other thing about that is like when you're handing
out the thing, when you hand out the wealth, and where does it
go? Because I don't believe in giving the charity. You want to know
why, because I know that that money really doesn't go to charity. It
goes to some offshoot, offshore company and blah blah blah blah blah. You
want to give it to people, you want to give to people. Yeah,
I'll give you, I'll give you money. I'm gonna say a word
about it, and you don't tell anybody else either. If you need this
money, I'll give it to you directly because I know where it's going.
You could spend on whatever you want, but I know I did the right
thing. Now, a lot of these corporations have to give the charity they
have a public image. But you're actually putting a lot of judgment on the
other people accepting the money that they're not going to do the right thing.
But you feel don't know. I'm saying you could do whatever you want with
it, but consider making yourself feel better because it makes you feel better.
You're doing the world. Would you rather I do nothing? I don't know.
I wouldn't rather, But I'm just saying, so you don't do anything.
But you're saying, no idea. What sorts of things? Okay do
you talk about? Do you tell people about it? No? Either?
Do I do I But you're doing it to make yourself feel bad. I
missed here? Yeah, me too, apparently. But I'm saying is like
this guy. You're saying it's performative, but how many bosses would actually follow
through on this? Well? I think that it might be performative, but
the message is the same right, he's sending a message that he would be
there. But I think there are other they're probably other ways I think you're
saying. Is that so in my opinion, what he did was a great
thing. Right, him giving that little piece of cloths to remind everybody how
great he was is a little alarming. Like that's where it's like, you
didn't do that, Like I think that's what you're saying. It's like you
didn't do that because you're like, well, oh my god, I'm glad
that I did this. This was great. And you're saying too, doing
the right thing without having to bring attention to it. This man made this
whole probably press content on it and now get pieces of flop out to every
single work. If an old boss of ours I started to do the way,
if she did that, we would have shipped all over exactly. She
probably would, absolutely, But I think the message should be and I've said
here a million times, a boss's job is to notice and know his people.
And if you really want people to run through walls for you, you
got somebody who, let's say Rema has kids and she wants to be at
the kids soccer game every Tuesday and Thursday at three o'clock. Let her go.
As long as she's still, you know, is willing to go home
and maybe finish up what the day was or whatever that is. That's fine,
And I think that can give you the same message as I've got your
back. There is something about it that I could see. I could see
that. I think. I think I think he was legitimately trying to show
that this is what Yes, I get it. I want to be like
Christ, here's my way of doing it. That's what I believe he tried
to do, right, But I think there, I think you would be
better off by not don't you maybe come on, if we had a boss,
Danny please, you were I were surprised because we've never had a boss
like no, I know, but I mean I've had bosses that were really
great and kind of made it sound like, hey man, I'm here,
I got your back. I'd rather that than somebody who can start polishing.
It's a little Yeah, it's a little out there, but like so was
Jesus at the time. Well but someone's feet. But we did that.
That was done then because nobody really had shoes. There were dusty Rhodes.
They're all like, wait, you're gonna wash my feet. That was a
surprise. Here's my thing I had. We had a boss. We both
worked for this boss. We loved this boss. Yeah, we worked either
we were colleagues. We did no, not anymore. We did. That's
how we met. We were friends and we just talked shit about everybody.
Then one day I had to become Jake's Boston was fucking terrible. We both
hated it. But that's a whole nother thing. But we had this boss
that we loved, and she was one of those people that when she knew
you were having a bad day. I remember going into my office. I
had a really terrible day, and I remember going into my office and there
was a card on my desk and it was just like a note card,
and it was just like how much she appreciated me, and how much she
appreciated the fact that she knew I was going to just go home, yeah
and unwind, and like that. I still have the card to me.
And she didn't tell anybody. And I don't even think I ever told you,
that, but she did that for I'm sure you have your own stories
with her, but it was like or she she would always be like how's
Michael, how's Eden? She knew my kids names, and she knew and
it was just like so personal. And she probably had this little like rolodex
where she probably because she talked to everybody of you know, information, But
it was like it just felt like she really cared about me. Even that.
To me, that goes so much farther. I think that's a that's
a bigger thing. And Danny owns a company. I want him to shun
my fucking sh Okay, Well, this guy's CEO, it's it's everybody.
Wait, what do you do me? Oh? No, I don't have
a company. I got my own problems. Okay, I'm an employee.
I'm a W two guy. Okay, running a company for me? No?
Well end up having me. I don't know if you guys want to
stay or go. I'm losing steam. I know, I apologize. No,
that's okay. I feel I can feel my personality draining on. It
doesn't fade us here. We've been here since four So it's uh the Game
Night podcast. Yes, and you can go and download an episode every week.
They come out on Mondays. The next one will come out tomorrow.
Right, Episode two drops tomorrow's fine, episode two or three. Episode two
really should only be two. I don't know. Yeah, it's just last.
I have no idea. That's nice. It looks like you got a
lot of people on it. There's uh four people plus they had a guest
in today we have we have guests sometimes, we've had a couple. Bill
was number one and then you had a body Who's who's the host? Is
that? You know? There really isn't a host. It's just kind of
like Mucon somble. We'll take take lead sometimes and say like okay, I'm
gonna lead today, and yeah, so we just kind of figured out.
It's fun though, it's we talk about lots of goods. We're trying to
figure it out. We're fine. I think I think it's very good.
Fine the topics. It gets hated, just like it just did. But
if you know what the best part about that is, like everyone laves and
we're all s Yeah. I love that. If everything we need to have
discussions, if everyone thought the same way, it would be so boring.
Yeah, it would suck. It would suck. Like I say, you
gotta get a little dirty, Yeah you do. You gotta get a little
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com. Don't get things got a little heated there for a while. We
went along an all because I asked about Rema's you know, well, her
father being Muslim and in the South, and I just think intolerance. And
then she started talking about Christianity and Danny. Danny got his shackles up.
He's like, hang on a second, we're just sharing. We're sharing.
I agree that, dude, you do that. But it is interesting because
I was brought up much like you, and at first it was Catholicism,
but around seven and Jesus is a born again Christian and I sometimes think,
now we've been given wrong information. I don't. I feel like there's almost
you have an inner guidance system, You're inner being, and that is that,
that is God, that is Jesus in you, that's helping you make
these decisions and guide you and go over here. And sometimes they feel like
we try too hard and we do these things that we don't need to try
so hard, and that I think, you know, most people are inherently
good. I mean we know right from wrong. We do know, and
that we need to you know. Yeah, I just I just took a
little issue with her like saying that religion was forced upon her father and so,
and I knew what she meant by that, and that exploded to a
whole whole discussion thing about it. So, I mean, they're they were
cool. I have no problem. I think we need to have more discussions
like that. Well, I think that we need to have more The number
one problem that we have with don't do that. Yeah, we don't do
that. That is true, we don't do that. Uh, speaking of
discussions, Oh, we haven't talked to him in a couple of weeks.
I want to get to him, Rason, Randy, I got him right
here. You got okay, of course, I got Randy by the way,
he sent me a picture today, four generations of Clarinis. I did
not look at the four generations no picture, but I did see it.
But I was in the middle of I wouldn't have guessed the younger ones,
the only ones with no teeth. Yeah, I was just kidding. Ready,
uh, yeah, there's racing. Randy may be in bed already.
I don't know. Hello Rason, Randy. I'm sorry we're calling you so
late, buddy, exactly. You're you're interrupted my Hallmark movie? Buddy.
How can you be watching Hallmark when there's a football game on the Cowboys Crazy's
team? Will you watch Jay Her? It's the fucking replay, buddy?
Okay, what's the what's the Hallmark movie? Fourth Down on Love forks Down?
Fourth fourth Down on Love Football? And it's a movie. We never
it's a movie. We just came out last night in the fifteen minutes of
it. Left all right, that's okay, go ahead. Should we call
you? Should we call you tomorrow? No? Yeah, if you want
to, but no, you can't come n till later on. Where you
can do came it till later on? We live at bTB for the Monday
night game anyway, No, let's let's just do it time. So what's
up, guys, Well, you tell me what's happening in the world of
NASCAR. What's happening in the world of race and Randy It's been a while
since we chatted. Well, let me see here. Well, today was
a great race to watch it. Tyler Reddick pulled off a amazing move with
with the green white checker to take his wind to push him through to the
next round for sure. In the car number forty five has won that Kansas
race the last three years in a row with three different drive verse. Kurt
Bush was the first year with the Michael Jordan Payne job, then there was
Bubba Wallace last year. I can't remember what he hit on it, and
then today was the money Lione with Tyler Reddick. Denny Hamlet had a great
car, Kyle Warsa had a great car, but pitch cautions. I kind
of cast some guys and it was a great race to the end and a
lot of guys had trouble. Mark Truex, who's in the in the chase.
Yeah, second lap end blows a tired blue three laps end blows a
tired Bubba Wallace who was in the chase, had a great car to day
Blue Retire. He finished his thirty second You all solid, you know?
So what happens to these guys that are in the chase then when they find
are they kind of out of it? Now? Well, right now there's
one more race, which is Bristol next week. And after that Bristol race,
the top their sixteen four and we'll go away right now. I know
Bubba's in it, Michael McDowell's in it, True X is in it,
and and Richard Senthouses go to the four drivers that are that are below line,
and for True Rex to be there would it would be a travesty.
If he doesn't make it through Harvard to get a great day, he'd come
up. And how it is card Red case last he had a great day
and got above the line. So it's this is problem that's gonna happen with
this case, With these chase races, anything can happen. And next week
to go to Bristol with bumping and banging, it's Bristol, baby. So
what happens to guys like Chase Elliott who's already out there's no chance they get
so they can't get in, but they can win. They still can win
races. They gonna be spoilers. And you had some sport and uh today
it was a purpose. But Eric Jones finished third, not in the chase,
he finished third today. He had a great car. He finished third,
so he took points away. You know. Also it's guys like Dad,
Chase Elliott fishing and I think he finished at the top I think he
finished at the top ten, so he took points away and things like that
for them. Guys are still fighting for you like an all side with teenth
eighteen nineteen. And there's also what they call they call it the owner's points
yea. And so you know, the more oldest points you get helps them
guys at the end of year because they get money to get money from that.
So it helps, I mean everything. Even though you may not still
be you may not be can't go over to the championship for as a driver,
old team motor Points still needs a big deal because it still needs money
and it can aspect sponsorship got you all right, so it's gonna be a
big deal. It'll be. It's a big big deal. What's the well
and what's the story? Down to South Butler. We got another we're gonna
sneak in one more drag race. We got one more race to goal,
and we got one more race of twenty fourth and next in fact, next
Saturday, I think it's next Saturday and Sunday. You might want to head
up to the Let's Deal Airport up in Brockport. My buddy Zach and his
buddies, they're here. Been one of the nod Prep race up there.
It's weren't going to be a great no prices. They're talking at least eighty
five small tire cars and here's some of the fast somebody some of the at
the Let's Deal Airport Brockport. That's where they race, and they they're going
to have some of the fastest small tire cars in the country. Yes,
I have no I'm I was asking. I know they got the runaway so
it's like the perfect place to do race, a perfect place. Yeah.
Yeah, so they're gonna, you know, they're gonna. I mean,
Rob Goodell had a race this weekend. I don't know how his work because
I think the weather might have affected him. I didn't get a chance to
talk about him in Banan. I am manon so I'm sorry about that,
Rob, but Zach and them guys who are gonna have a great show.
Next we gets at the lungst weather holds out. You're gonna see some fastest
small turers that a country are going to be a dead show. So it
should be a lot of fun. It's a two day show. It's like
thirty five bucks for Saturday and Sunday, and if just go sunny, I
think it's twenty dollars alright, so you should have a good time. And
you got We got the last race for land Legends coming up this Saturday.
It's the Jerald Here Memorial, Justin Dand's Memorial. Rays. They have one
hundred lap race, ten grand to win. You gotta go check out.
That would be a great race. Who has some of the big boys that
race Saturday night? Saturday night? All right, we're gonna get tired none
We're gonna have that Saturday night cool and then uh and we had a great
car show of friendly four yesterday. The weather hurt us a little bit.
We only had forty five cars, but I had only forty five. We
had one hundred and seven last year, so I kind of hurt us.
But but there was three other There was three other car shows in the area
going on. I know that Master Tech Candego does an awesome show. He
is an awesome show every year. He I know he drew the most because
he usually feels easily. He don't get eighty to one hundred cards. It's
easy is and he does a great show. He really doesn't down there.
So you know, we were jump against but we had descried to survive.
People made a little bit of money. We had some great cars there.
I had some member. I had one guy who came out. I think
he might have come out from up from Rochester. He actually won the imports
because there's a lot of places. He goals they don't have import show.
If we don't have any import cars, don't have a chance to win.
And he saw our thing on Facebook car gainer three fifty Nissan Z. Nissan
three fifty Z. I think it was I don't like that three forty nice
car, nice yellow. Then he had there was a beautiful tho was I
think it was a Volkswagen. I think it was green. That was really
cool. So we had two imports. He was happy. He wanted trophy.
It's funny because when you when you say imports. I don't think folks
wagging her niece on. Oh, and you're right, they are imports.
But I think Porsche, Ferrari, Lamborghini. Yeah right, yeah right.
But he's like, he's they don't go they don't go to car shows because
they don't hit it. They can't learner have a chance. And he told
me, heck, I'm bring twenty twenty five thirty cars from me this thing
next year, because you know, it's just because we did stuff, you
know, and we we even we given way. A most unique trophy was
Lady one with a she'd taken a Shelby I think a Shelby GT. Mustang
and had had a rap and a pink like a pink paint with some special
effects. Awesome looking car. Absolutely some lady cannot remember her name. I
can't remember her name. But you would not. You would not be caught
driving around in a pink car. Randy, come on, oh hell yeah,
I would you give me nine? You give me nine hunter, horsebar
get out on my fucking way. All right, Well, buddy, it
looks like things have been pretty busy in your life. I see four generations
of Salernos came to my day that's pretty Yeah. We had a had my
nephew's birthday parties. We went over there and Brett's wife wanted the picture of
me and my dad, Brett and the two boys, you know, because
I mean, I have granddaughters before the boys. Don't get me wrong.
I so I there's four gener races of Celarnels, but these were the four
first boys on my side that we got, so you know, so that's
from me. So that was pretty cool. It's cool that you and Chucky
and Brett still have your teeth though. That's awesome. Have ye yea then,
but say, I was gonna tell you something else too, and I
can't remember what. God damn it. There's a lot of well they're ready,
so well, I appreciate it. I don't want to keep you from
the movie. Get back to No, I don't work, don't I don't
worry about it. I'll I'll catch it later. I mean, I've got
my own kind of living to do, you know. But you know,
I uh, you know, I mean it was kay. South Ball is
coming up to twenty fourth. Please come out. It's the last race of
the season. Staring ten bucks get in thirty bucks are going to race race
all day and it's a lot of fun. I guarantee we had twelve over
twelve hundred people there for the last week just in spectators. And we know
we had more nexative because there's a few ladies there were pregnant. We know
we had to in fact, in fact one of them was. There was
a guy I worked with, one of the service writers. His wife she
had the baby. I think a week later she had a baby. So
and he actually actually her due day was the day of the race, and
he said maybe he thought the vibrations might help maybe come out, but it
didn't. In the car slam on the brakes, baby pops out. You
know, Yeah cook hums Walker in Texas Ranger. Here they come, Yeah,
Texas Ranger. So they tell you Brett list Brett find my son.
Brett finally got to listen to he's been listening because he had a baby,
to catch your podcast. His wife said, it's all that. When we
did we talked about Daniel Coningham Texas Ranger or that he said, they laughed
so hard and he said, they are They tell you right now, buddy,
you got more people loving you. Do you were think about knowing about
I'm telling you right now, I got I got people come up to me.
Everybody wants to know where you are. I tell them, they listen,
they call me said, he's got the funniest goddamn podcast. Or is
in the fucking world. You're going places, buddy, Yeah, you're going
place. The podcast is doing very well. And yeah, I feel like
I'm well, what's the term, Danny, I'm blessed, You're blessed.
I'm well. But I mean, I don't mean it derogat. I don't
mean that it's a derogatory way. Things are going really really well with energy
and when he does, it will be another form of energy. Well,
yeah, that's what I believe. That is what I believe. You haven't
but I think that, Yes, things are going well, and I appreciate
it, you know, and and I mean, I'm thankful for the people
tell me over the weekend. Yeah, brand's got to be loving that.
Loving it. Now let's say why. I mean, I believe a lot
of people believe me, A lot of people listen, buddy. And yeah,
and Bobby Bobby Rocker does he just said you have met him? And
he to say, hi, Yeah, you think the DJ yesterday he was
awesome one. Agree. He's a great he loves cars, he loves he's
a performer too. Yeah, he is a performer. All yeah, yeah,
Random's a friend of mine. So how how would you score on the
race and Randy Hallmark's scale? Where do you put? What is it?
Fourth down? Fourth? Love? Fourth and love or Donald nine nine?
Okay? The cowboys and chiots. That's a big deal. Yeah, all
right, well I agree, go ahead, alhead ready. I was just
gonna say, I appreciate you letting us interrupt, but he's not. I
forget I too. Will you didn't call? Yes, either he's gonna call
really late or he's gonna call tomorrow. Well it wasn't a big deal,
but you know, I look forward to it. I really do look forward
it. I love talking to you guys. Yeah, things got a little
things got a little crazy tonight. We went along on a segment and then,
uh, I had I wasn't sure what was happening on today's podcast.
So I was a little discombobulated. But that's all cool, that's all fine,
It's all good, baby. So I've had I had to tell the
story a couple of times today about that picture of me and Tracy and Kyle
Bush. Yes, I had to tell that story a couple of times today.
People were amazed on that story. So and then and then and then
here here's the best part. I'm gonna tell you about this. So we
did all that stuff. Yeah, there's a guy that works for my son,
Brett, he said, Yeah, there was some guy that was up
to the It was an impressive Yet that was my father. Guys, you're
kidding me, said, all that's my dad. Look that everybody says we
you're famous, is I'm not famous in most of us, that's all everybody
famous. You are famous, Randy. You are well, Randy, have
a great week. We'll check in with you next week if that's cool,
not a problem. Guys, All right, go Bills, Go Bill,
Go Bells tomorrow night taking on the York New York Jets. Uh. Yeah,
what happened in football today? It was a it was a very bizarre
opening day. Let's put it that way. Uh. Uh, there's gonna
be a lot of people jump into conclusions tomorrow on talk shows or people say,
oh, it's it's early but very very wild wild day. Uh from
what we know. You know, two one Cincinnati or Cleveland, Cleveland killed
and they pulled Joe in the fourth quarter. They pulled them. I think
it was just like, Okay, look the kids. The kid's been hurt,
it's wet. Why we're gonna lose, Let's wave the white flag.
I don't blame them for that at all. But the Browns one. That
one. The Dolphins edged out the Chargers today in LA by two. That
was a big one. I'm still pissed to you because I talked to you.
My brother text to me seven o'clock in the morning. My brother texts
me from Tampa. You talk because I want sixty eight dollars out of parlay
with that. Who cares? We're going straight up? We both lost.
We both lost. But did you okay, did you see Yeah? But
did you really think that the Kansea Chiefs receivers would have the worst receiving day
in NFL history for the last five years, because that's what Kadavias Tony literally
gave them a touchdown. I don't know, I don't know how How worried
are you about tomorrow night with the I'm a little concerned, but I mean
that's I'm always a little concerned. Yeah, when it comes to the bills.
But it's been a wacky, wacky Sunday, so a lot of stuff
could happen, but there are a lot of weird stuff that happened today.
All right, Well, I hope we see you tomorrow. Will be a
bTB in the mall of Grease Ridge. Come out join us, get some
great food. They've got great September specials. I can't wait to this.
This Hallapeeno popper burger they have for the month of September just sounds awesome.
So we'll be out there live. We're gonna try to get the cameras out
there so you can tune in if you can't be there on Facebook. At
least we'll go before the game and maybe a little bit into the game as
coming out too awesome. That'll be awesome. I think we'll probably close Star
Closers or seven. Just letting you know, all right, because I gotta
get out there. Yeah, I get we got set up. Yeah yeah,
we got kick some people out of their churchs. Hey, you know
who's here, So we'll get to all that. Uh. For Dan Barrello,
who held his own today, my man, I hope that they no
buddy gets upset. I just want to make sets upset. No, but
I I think that if you have convictions, to stand up for them.
Yeah, absolutely right. We need to stop apologizing for having opinions. That's
just agree and that's just my opinion, that's my energy. That's right.
I'll see we'll see you tomorrow at BTV. I'm Bill Murray. Goodbye,