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that's right, dandy Danny took a risk, took a risk, beat
man. I think he ended out fourth. I think fourth or fifth,
I don't know, maybe sixth. I didn't I didn't count. I didn't
even look, you know, I mean, hey, that's awesome. Congratulations.
Yes that guy and the guy said in there, annoy, I didn't
beat foodie. Foody's good man. Yeah, Foody knows how to pick up
food. He was pretty good in the in the pick had a second career
on a gambling he could. Yeah, he probably couldn't. Uh. Man,
I woke up this morning to a text from my mother that had come
in at about twelve twenty eight am. She was in the emergency room and
she was undergoing tests and possible tia, which is a transient is schemic attack
and they can come and go and all kinds of stuff. But usually I
don't even know what you you could say the words, I still don't know
what it is. It's a tia and it's often called a mini stroke,
and so you start to look for that like an m vark. What's like
what like an m v I don't know what that is? A stroke?
Yeah? Yeah? So uh so I, you know, I was kind
of like, go, oh, do I go? Do I not go?
And then I woke up and man, I'm like, I don't know,
feeling's so good myself? Here? What do I do? And uh?
I I didn't call her, So I talked to my sister. I
says like, now let's just wait and see what's going on. So I
talked to my mom. A tia they come on without warning, and one
in three people, according to the stuff I'm reading online, UH has a
one in three people who has the tia will eventually have a stroke, with
about half occurring within a year after the tiah okay, okay, one in
three. Still, I mean, that's that's a hall of fame if you're
a baseball player. Transient eschemic attacks usually last a few minutes. Most signs
and symptoms disappear within an hour, though rarely symptoms may last step to twenty
four hours. Signs have a weakness, numbness, paralysis to the face.
So, I I guess. My brother was on the phone with her last
night and she said, I'm getting that numbness in my jaw again. And
he said that he couldn't tell if it was psychosomatic or her speech was actually
slurring or even just suggestive. Right now, you're listening for it, right
He said to her, you should probably go up to the er. So
they didn't. They couldn't get her in right away, so she sat in
her car, and she lives really close to the hospital, like walking distance,
so she drove back home, I guess, and got a granola bar.
She was hungry, and then they had her in all day and uh
so when I'm talking to her, She's like, I don't know, they're
going to see maybe an MRI and she's deathly afraid of MRIs. Just she
isn't like this with the cluster. I guess it's not very relaxing. It
is the loudest. Yeah, I've had them. I don't they suck those
things. They're not painful, they're not annoying, so I don't. I
don't usually let those things bug me that much. So as I'm talking to
her, she's like, well, you know, and then the doctor said
one pupil was bigger than the other pupil, and I don't know. So
I'm like, and you know, I don't know if I'm getting some other
disease. Could I be getting some other disease? Maybe I have m MASS
And I go, oh, that sounds like a great idea. Why don't
we go down the all the what ifs of the horrible stuff? Yeah,
WebMD has all Why don't you get on WebMD? And she says to me,
I've been trying, and I go, WebMD to me, is terrible.
It's terrible. Oh, I know. I've ended up in the emergency
room twice because of what The only reason I find it terrible is the people
that use it don't have the education. And I don't mean that to say
you're uneducated. That's not what I'm saying. You're not a doctor. You're
not a doctor, right, And there's jargon and there's things, and it
could be this, it could be that. I don't know, so I
mean medical shows to me, just because you watched forty episodes of Gray's Anatomy
does not make you a document I'm sorry. My father had can't. Yes,
he watched every Doctors show, he watched House, he watched Gray's Anatomy,
he watched Er every freaking show. Like you know, maybe this is
my problem. But this isn't real, No, but it is based on
reality, and maybe you can relate to I can't watch those shows. You
want to know why, because I'm a bit of a hypochondria and I get
all those symptoms. And he was too worse. I watched one episode of
The old Er with a girlfriend at the time. Yeah, I was shot,
I gave birth and I had like something about to fall off me.
I was like, I go, like, oh, you know, I
mean, it's like I can't. So then I'll read you the text.
Didtitis? I'll read you the text. I go, because this is the
one that saw uh saw neurologists. She feels it is a t I a
okay, okay order an MRI of the brain. I told her I need
drugs. I'm scared and can't stop crying. And I'm like, all right,
I gotta go down there, okay, you know, I mean that's
that's what tomorrow. Well, I was thinking I was gonna go, then
I was gonna go this morning. But I'm like, you know, so,
I'm like, I don't know. So is she like a reiki though?
Could? She's like, no, shit, I said the same damn
thing. The other day. We're walking around trey to giving other people advice.
I know, is the credit help with other people. She's telling me
about all this stuff with the hip and then she was getting sick and she
got the flu, and I go, you bring this stuff on yourself and
she got really mad at me, and I go, no, I think
we all do a little bit. Yeah, that's always something people want to
hear. And she's like, and I go, well, if you could
do reiki and feel energy on other people, can you do it to yourself?
Yeah? I don't wait to get out of your head, lady.
But here's here's the thing. I'll all somewhat silliness, and and I will
say I'm half joke. Look, yeah, I know Kidder's never really kid
there's a little grain of truth in there. Yeah, unfortunately, Okay,
so all kidding. Aside, she's seventy six years old at this point,
there's nothing that's not serious, do you know what I'm saying? Like,
my mother is seventy six, She lives alone, she has a great supportive
community. She's involved at Bard College. She runs programs and does all this
stuff. There are people always checking on her. Still. No, this
is just adult educational working and she likes to go and run the programs.
That's cool. Yeah, it empowers her. My mother is my parents have
been. Education is just all their lives just always learning. I think you
need to always be trying to learn. Anyway. That aside, she has
a great support network of people, so that you know that that's a nice
thing. But I thought for sure I was gonna have to go down and
see her. And so then I'm talking to my brother and he's like,
I'm I'm gonna go, And I said, I'm just like I'm not.
I'm feeling okay, I feel like a little heady, you know, what
I mean, like stuffed up a little bit and all this. And he
said, uh, well listen, maybe I'll let you know how she isn't.
Maybe Saturday we switch off. I go, no problem, And then
uh, I talked to her. She was home. She's like, no,
she goes, I told him to stay home. She goes, wait
till I really need you. But I'm talking to you. She said that,
yes, I know. They did the MRI and they said to her
that they could see some things in her brain like that she just needs to
be aware of thoughts that got stuck up there. I have no idea.
Something's clod Uh just minor do they go? They go, it's really nothing.
It's like really a nothing thing. But they they just said that,
you know, you need to watch it. Get moving again. The best
thing you could have done is the hip. So you start moving, start
eating a little bit better. Uh. This is all from almost craving carbohydrates.
How weird is that? Yeah? I know, what does she like?
Does she cut out carbohydrates? Come? No, No, No,
she's like likes them. So they're saying this is a result of that,
So try to cut back on the sugars. Try to come back on things,
carnivore, different meds and all that. Anyway, that that that's the
uh, that's the end of that. But I've been doing that flu momb
I talked about the other day. So I wake up this morning and I'm
coughing and I can feel it in my chest. I'm like, the fucking
thing isn't working. I'm going hocus pocus focused and none of the ship's working
and it's right. So I'm thinking, I'm like, am I getting sick?
I feel and uh. I start texting with somebody and they go,
dude, keep doing the flu bomb because they go, the latest COVID strain
is really weak. But they're seeing COVID RSV and the flu, and they
go, most people don't even know that they have COVID. It's so weak.
Uh, but people are testing for COVID, but what they have is
the flu and the testing. It's a it's a strain where like day one,
you feel a little run down, my ale, sore, throat,
running nose. Day three, this all came in the text, feels like
better days ahead, starts to clear up, or so you think, and
then day four armageddon. Your chest and throat hurts like a bitch. Every
time you cough, it feels like shards of glass or shooting up from your
chest into your throat. Congesting is so bad it's hard to swallow liquids because
you feel like you're suffocating and drowning from not getting air. And the worst
part is that you have to drink a lot of water to get out to
get it out of your chest, and there's a lot of mucus. And
I'm like, I haven't had any of that, okay, none of I
feel safe now, five day, five to seven and like coughing NonStop,
coughing, not sleeping because you're coughing. A person said, my I had
at my ribs abs and head just hurt from coughing so much. I'm like,
holy crap. I was like, this sounds like fun. Thanks Wahan,
Yeah, thanks, guys. I don't know what it is. You
go on to web MD and find out I think it is. I think
what's happening? And doctor Dan here? Yeah, yeah, let's see you
go ahead, Dan, let's see doctor Dan. Yeah, I saw it.
Cliff Cleaven, So I think is going on? Billy is uh?
We got so accustomed to living by ourselves, like in twenty twenty and part
of twenty twenty one. Maybe we didn't go outside. Maybe so we didn't
get a lot of the diseases that we could have gotten to avoid the big
one. Yeah, and so our immune systems are kind of like untrained,
you know. It's and so all of a sudden, like the last few
years, we've been like nature's been playing. Can't tell you what Cliff that
is a you know, Shammy, I don't tell you. That's not a
bad theory. Yeah, not bad theory. I could be wrong and consult
your physician before consulting me. Yeah, really my advice. Ye, I
didn't know this, you know, come on, you didn't want you watched
at least forty episodes of uh my wife watches Grays and that there you go,
I go, I go, just sucking in. So I love the
show House, but I but like the thing about House though, was that
House was like it was ridiculous. Okay, it was it was like he
was a medical Sherlock Holmes, right, And even they even made fun of
House on Scrubs, which is also a show by the same production BC Universal
Bad hat Harry, and they said, there's not a medical mystery every week
at a hospital. Right, there's no head of diagnostic medicine at every hospital.
But like, but House, I always said, like, you know,
I would love to see House walking to Gray's Anatomy and tell these people,
once you stop screwing and start treating people, and maybe you wouldn't have
so many freaking dramatic deaths in your heart, like you like to drop them.
That's why people watch this. They like this story. My wife goes,
it's a nighttime soap. I go, yeah, I go, No,
wonder you're depressed because you watch this stuff. It's not depressed. Yea,
he's not depressed. You watch this stuff. Fuddy stepping, Oh Danny,
you step right into ship. I was gonna Actually I wrote a question
down today and I feel like I have to ask it here, all right,
I have to make sure I got it all right away. Get ready,
Yes, go ahead. What do you do on a regular basis just
to keep the peace in your I wrote that. I don't know why it
came to me today. I was like that that I have a very peaceful
relationship. I think what it is is that we we spend a lot of
time together. We all spend a lot of time apart and not just non
including work, but like you know, I have my things that ship that
I do. She does her thing, you know, she knits and she
has her own activities and work. We don't work out together. We work
out separately. So we just you know, we've just enough of each other
every day. I think that's part of it. But the other thing too
is that, like you know, I take her out. We have date
nights regularly, you know, at least once a week we go out.
Last Saturday night, we were going to go out, and then the storm
hit. We end up like getting a pizza and have it delivered. But
the idea was we were planning on going out. But you know, so
I mean, we don't have any like issues to like keep the peace.
Now. I could see if you have kids, that's a much more loaded
question because I don't have kids. I was I was called a dink the
other day, a double income no kids. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
I'm a dink, like yeah, so what I don't care. I was
a term from the eighties, I think was it was from the Alex Peak
Heaton family town. He was U. I remember being in the New York
Times. Okay, when I followed he was going on. But that was
when like women started really working toward careers and college was a thing for everybody.
Yeah, back in the late seventies and early eighties. And maybe that's
why maybe I don't know, I have no idea. Another one of my
theories shaman, all right, we will uh will take a moment. Lots
of places we could go here, Danny, lots of places we could go
here, but maybe we'll uh. Yeah, you know what we'll do is
uh, I think a surprise move in the NFL. I'll call it a
move, a surprise move in the NFL. Also, and I also have
a thought about when you when your team wins a championship and you don't feel
qualified to celebrate it. Your team wins a championship, right, and you
don't feel qualified to celebrate. Yes, I experienced that the last couple of
days. Okay, we will uh, we will get into all that next
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Friad of Team I gotta tell you, man, is this guy still tour?
Yeah? Jackson Brown, Yeah, I think you. I love Jacksonville.
Yeah, you don't like him, He's all right. I'm I'm indifferent
about him. You know. He's got a couple of like I love,
I love the load Out Yeah, and the other songs are like always there,
but it's always like Dennis Office music. Yes, yes, I don't
know if it's age, which I probably shouldn't admit to, but fuck it,
we all want to get old, right. Yeah. Uh. I
have become a huge fan of Serious Excent I love and I have the app
and I'm playing it and I put on the bridge which plays your mellow yeah,
like America right, like bread Yeah. And then I listened to Life
with John Mayer's station, and uh, I was always a fan of the
Jimmy Buffet station. I just haven't gone back there. I like the Tom
Patty station, and that's sometimes hair Nation I'll throw on and every time,
every once in a while, Howard and I listened to Howard. I didn't
get to hear Howard growing up, so because it was I was outside of
New York City, but I couldn't get it, so I I used to
listen to Imus. It was weird because he wasn't on in Buffalo either until
like his later years, he wasn't. He wasn't really broadcast in Buffalo either,
and I think in Toronto they couldn't broadcast him, so like you'd watch
him on Eyah, that's how you got to see Howard's. Yeah. Well,
I knew of Howard because you know, you were in the shadow of
New York City. I mean I knew about him, and he was on
w NBC when I was a kid, but yeah, but I was too
little to even realize and that was it. So it wasn't until I came
up here that I could hear him on a regular basis. My roommate in
college loved them, and uh, but then I ended up working at CMF
and those guys weren't you know, so it didn't matter. So we were
gonna go one way. And then is this real? The news, breaking
breaking news from this world of college football? And Nick Saban legendary coach for
the Alabama Cripson tied won five national championships there, one one at LSU,
also rebuilt the Michigan State program. Is retiring at sixty Yeah, seventy two,
seventy two years old, so he's he's retiring right now. Really?
Yeah, seventeen seasons, I mean, just just an amazing record two ninety
two, seventy one and one as a college head coach. He coached the
Kisch savteen seasons in Alabama. I don't know if he did seventeen seasons at
Alabama, but I know he did seventeen seasons of coaching college football. Oh
okay, oh yeah, yeah, seventeen seasons in Alabama. You're right.
Think it was seventeen in Alabama. Seventeen seasons in Alabama. Yeah, I
remember when he got off the plane. It feels like it was yesterday.
He's taking pictures with people's kids and stuff. That's funny because like this,
the coach before him was a guy who's on the bill staff right now.
It's Mike Shula, and he could get that program going to save his life.
And uh but yes, Saban like man, six national championships. God
bless him, Good for him. All right. So and then in the
NFL Pete Carroll. Yeah, but moving to an advisory role allegedly with the
team my big, my instant question. Yeah, he was forced out because
if you heard his press conference, he didn't want to leave, talk about
oh yeah, I think I'm good. Yeah, and all of a sudden,
he didn't come down on a Monday, came down on a Tuesday.
So yeah, move into an advisory role. Now there's a guy on the
staff who was the assistant head coach and the defensive coordinator, Clint Hurt,
who's a church I believe, a Churchville childlike guy. Okay, he went
to Chili High School. But I don't know what that means for him.
I don't. I think they're saying to all the assistants, you're you're free
to look for jobs. Yeah, if they don't really have a guy waiting
in the wings. That means they want to find somebody else. So then
immediately speculation is Dan Quinn or Jim Harbaugh for Seattle. Okay, now,
yesterday the Titans with Mike Rabel, he's gone. That we know about the
Falcons firing their head coach, arser Smith Washington let go Ron Rivera look for
him to be in Buffalo as a defensive coordinator. I hope yeah. And
then uh, I forgot about this and Vegas Raiders fired Josh McDaniels. Okay,
yeah, yeah, we know, yeah, yeah, so I think
Antonio Pierce is going to have that job. The Chargers fired uh, Brandon
Stalley and Tom Telasco, and the Panthers fired Frank Right, so right now
you have one, two, three, four, five, six, seven
openings in the NFL so far. So far, we're still waiting for the
other shoot to drop in New England? Right, that's so? Does that
seem more normal? I know the teams, but usually it's about five or
six. Yeah. Here's here's the other thing too, that you have to
remember. The playoffs haven't started yet. There was talk that that Mike Tomlin
maybe out in Pittsburgh too, really and the guy's never had a sub five
hundred season, so that's you know, that's another opportunity that could come up.
There was talk that Todd Bowles maybe out in in Tampa Bay, even
though he got them to the playoffs. Yeah, so that's that's a possibility.
So I mean, you could have as many as ten by the time
you know, the playoffs. And and that's why I think a lot of
people are seeing a lot of owners like Amy Adams in Tennessee. Yeah,
and then of course, oh gosh, Paul Allen's sisters, I think your
team is Judy Allen. They're starting to see they're getting advice. The advice
is, hey, look right now, you have so many openings. You
got to get your guy now. So if you want to make a move,
now is the time to make that move. And there's some hot property.
The hot property mostly though, however, is coaching in the playoffs,
So everybody's got to kind of wait until these guys get eliminated. Do you
think is there any chance that Saban decides to take an NFL John, I
don't think so. Saban's wife. The story about Saban was he had multiple
opportunities to go back to the NFL, especially with the Giants. Yeah,
and his wife wanted to be the first lady of Alabama. She loved being
the first lady, like she wanted to be the She was the first lady
at LSU. And he went to Miami. She was out of the picture
and with the Dolphins, and so he went back to college. And the
other thing too, is like he couldn't pull the crap in the pros that
he pulled in college, like the whole don't look me in the eye thing.
I'm your first you know, I'm the first lieutenant and I'm the major,
and you got to like, you know, can't look me in the
eye, that type of stinging. You can't pull that in the pros.
I don't think sabans I think Saban's done. I don't think he's coming back
to coaching period. I think he wants to enjoy the rest of his life.
It's amazing. Good for him. You know. Now there's another change
too. I've been watching and we did this last name. We played a
lot of the the back and forth between Jimmy Kimmel, who responded in his
monologue there for seven or eight minutes on Aaron Rodgers and then Aaron on the
Pat McAfee show yesterday responded to Jimmy Kimmel and what he said. And now
today it's announced that Aaron Rodgers is no longer part of the Pat McAfee Show
for the rest of this year. Yes, and he was on all last
season, during the playoffs, during January and everything, but they and he
said, this is what Pat McAfee said. There will be a lot of
people who are happy with that, myself included, to be honest with you,
Wow, the way it ended, it got really loud. I'm happy
that he's not going to be in my mentions going forward, which is great
news. He was originally scheduled to appear through the playoffs. And then he
did say, Aaron Rodgers is a Hall of Famer, four time MVP,
a massive piece of the NFL story. Whenever you go back and tell it,
he will be a huge part of it. We're very lucky to get
the chance to chat with him and learn from him. Some of his thoughts
and opinions do piss off a lot of people. I'm pumped that will no
longer be every single Wednesday of my life, which it has been the past
few weeks. It seems odd for him to say that, doesn't it It
is, But think about mcaffee. I've, first of all, i've never
been a McAfee guy. I think McAfee will blow hard. I've never been
a fan of McAfee. Yeah, the guy was a punter. I mean,
of all the things you could aspire to be in pro sports, I
think head coach and assistant coach are above punter. Okay, he's having to
be a punter, and God bless him. Good for him. He's a
very confident guy he is. But his show is his show is basically the
JT. The Brick Show, except he's an ex jock, right, so
he's got a put He bet on himself, and God bless him. He
did really well at our stool, and he built his own brand and everything
else. But at the end of the day, there's really no substance to
his show except when Rogers would come on. And when Rodgers would come on,
Rogers would say stuff that would sensationalize and this got you national Yeah,
I mean, I mean global exposure, right, I mean, every time
Rogers came on, it didn't matter. Everybody else could pretty much in America
could just turn their transmitters off. People wanted to hear what Rogers had to
say on McAfee's show, and McAfee never challenged Rogers. It was like a
softball tournament, he let he never questioned Rogers. Let Rogers say whatever he
wants. But he got eighty three million dollars from ESPN. Yeah, who
did Pat McAfee, So guess what? Well he said he went after Norby
Williamson. Yeah, he's called him a rat on the show, and then
he was standing arm and arm with Norby's boss direct report. But he said,
I'm never gonna act like people are out to get people. But throughout
my life there has definitely definitely been a lot of people who've wanted to see
me not do good because I'm an uber confident human being. I think that
is part of the thing. I think that he comes off brash and loud.
He was a soccer guy. I got nothing against back No, No,
I just don't think he spell. But he was a soccer player and
became a punter, and I think it was dropped into a football locker room,
and I think for him it was kind of eye opening. But that
was an interesting at some point everybody I don't want say everybody sells their soul.
That's not that's not fair. But at some point you have to serve
somebody. And in McAfee's case, he didn't have to go to ESPN.
He chose esp ESPN needed McAfee. That's how much the tables have turned with
like, you know, independent media. He became so big that he could
tell Barstool, no thanks, I don't need you. Went on his own.
He was on Mad Dog Sports Radio for a while. He's like,
yeah, I'm too big for you, guys, SIA, and then he
goes to ESPN, like I could fix the brand. I can make it
bigger and better. And now he's realizing that nobody gets to tell ESPN what
to do, including Pat McAfee, because that's a lot of money esp I
mean, like Disney's trying to sell ESPN to like whoever wants to buy it.
Nobody wants to buy it. Nobody wants to buy it because it's a
sinking ship right now. But at the same time, for eighty three million
dollars, I'm sure there's somebodyass second, hang on, I don't know that
it's a it's a sinking ship. It's it's just they're losing subscribers left and
right. They're laying people off. But then they want to pay McAfee eighty
three million dollars like he's going to save the ship. Their biggest person are
trying to go back the younger, their biggest Their biggest personality after McAfee is
stephen A. Smith. Well that's a problem. You want to know why,
because your biggest sports football he doesn't know a damn thing about it.
He doesn't know how to talk about it. I mean they'll bring Chris Russo
to prop him up on Wednesdays. I mean, ESPN's a mess. They're
a mess right now. They really, they've really lost a lot of talk.
See now, now here's the thing we talk about confidence. You talk
with such confidence on this I almost want to believe you. But I you
know what I'm saying, like I don't know, I don't know, and
I'm not Look, you know the sports stuff, and I'm just picking on
you. So we'll realize what we're doing, all right, because I I
feel like sometimes I say things and then people go, well he's really good
to adict me. No, I'm whatever. Yeah, so you're cool.
We could but where are you where do you get that from? Are you
seeing things? I guess I did hear about ESPN trying to say Apple was
considering buying ESPN ESPN shareholder? What does it Facebook buy it? I don't
know. Uh, maybe Suckerberg doesn't need it. You can sit well,
we're I'm sorry, We're just Suckerberg. Suckerberg doesn't doesn't need ESPN. It
would just be like if he brought ESPN on, it would actually be more
of a liability for him than it would be. Like he's got metal,
he doesn't need it. Right, his whole thing is trying to take over
the world. ESPN is not going to be part of that. Uh,
it's it's it's it's just it's it's a lost leader at this point. They
used to be in the day of where you needed highlights. You could watch
every game, you could go to ESPN, Like think about this Monday night
football. What made Monday Night Football so big was the halftime highlights. If
you're like our friend with like like Rich the Ram fan loved the Rams,
but he couldn't watch the Rams every week, but he'd see it like detailed
highlights during halftime on Monday Night Football and that's what for the sport and so,
and then ESPN was all highlights and now everybody whatever they have actually got
to tell you something. I think f S one is better. They are
than ESPN. They are they have better talk shows. I think they have
better Colin calh he's great, he's fantastic. I watched him, you know
the show after him? What's that show? First things first? With Nick
writing, I think that is he's fucking awesome. You don't you don't like
them, You don't like him, and I know you don't like him.
My old pal Brades and him are great friends. Okay, they work together
in Houston, Texas. Brad helped Nick get his start. My issue with
Nick is that he's disingenuous. Okay, he'll double down on being wrong and
tripled down when he's wrong. He's a very smart guy, but he gets
so personal with certain things and he takes a lot of liberties and leaps that
he should. And for example, he went after Aaron Rodgers for what Aaron
Rodger said about Jimmy Kimmel. It's like a time out, douchebag. Jimmy
Kimmel went after Aaron. I'm not an Aaron Rodgers fan, and you know
that I can't stand Aaron Rodgers. But Jimmy Kimmel went after Aaron Rodgers for
months, but there finally Rodgers says one thing, which by the way,
has been widely speculated, that Jimmy Kimble has been to Epstein Island, and
all of a sudden, where was it widely speculation? Oh dude, it's
everywhere. I've never seen his there's lists of people that have, like the
flight lugs. Yeah, but he doesn't mean that he touched anybody. He's
never been in a flight log. He never was on the plane well,
because there's stories of him being on those flight logs. But from I don't
know, I'll just tell you this, like, I've never heard that,
right, And I know guys who know Jimmy. I know guys who know
Jimmy Fallon, but I also know guys who know Jimmy Kimmel. I'm sure
Jimmy Fallon knows Jimmy Kiml. I'm okay, but either way, But so
my thing was just I've never heard that. So his issue was everything and
what I thought Kimmel said, And I think it makes sense, and I
understand it could be shit. Talking gone too far right, we can say
it that That's how I thought I saw it originally. Kimmel's point was,
I got guys who fact check everything because we will make jokes about things that
were said, or we're done, we're not making them up. He goes
what he said, and Aaron tried to defend himself, saying, all I
said was I hope you're not on the on the list. I never said
you were, you were a pedophile. But he's gone, and so maybe
that's a leap to say you're a pedophile, but come on right, So
that's what's his point was. And Kimmel's point was, yes, I say
a lot of stuff and people go, well, you say stuff. Well,
here's why he goes, I say stuff about things that really happened,
and I make jokes out of them, and that he goes, this is
something that never happened, and you're basically calling me a pedophile. And he
said, you know, I'll take an apology and move on. And I
don't think Aaron Rodgers will ever apologize because he's saying I didn't say, well,
I just said that. Bring back to Nick right, though Nick Wright
like he's taking it. He takes a lot of leaps and he and he
hopes that you don't fact check him. Okay, if you fact check Nick
Right, a lot of times he's wrong. For example, you know to
a tech tongue of ioloa. Wait, wait, how do you know this?
Because I watch I pay attention to a tongue of ioloa has never been
in fact check a guy on TV? Dude, what do you do all
day? It's just it's it's just pay attention. He's got guys feeding him
stats all day and everything else. Of course he's got nothing else to do,
all right. The point is, though f s one, Yes,
let's backtrack better than I do. I think they do a better job.
I really do. I can't stand. I think he does a great shot.
I love Nick Right for just that, and I would love to get
him on this podcast for tim it. Let's see if I can get them
up. I would love that. You know somebody who knows them? Yeah,
all right, and one last thing, and then we'll take a moment.
We have a guest in the studio. We'll get to But, uh,
you never told me about Fisher. I didn't know Fisher was getting a
hockey program till today. Twenty twenty five, but their their club team won
the national championship and now they're taking it. In twenty twenty five, they'll
have I believe, a men's and women's team that'll play at the Rochester Ice
Center, which is under new ownership in parenton over here, not far from
where our studios are. And uh, I think that's great, that's fantastic.
Yeah. So do they now have twenty sixteen? Yes, they will
have twenty six sports. They had a wrestling program Saint John Fisher University.
Now when will they move up? Great question, because then you get scholarships
and everything, and then where are you going to put everybody? I don't
know if they'll ever move up. A postage stamp over there. I hope
they move up. I don't know when or how they can. I think
maybe hockey is the way to do it. That's how our i T did
it. Yeah, it's what they built. They built. The only program
that's d one at ri i T is hockey, is Hoey. The other
teams are not. No, although I thought that Rits Across team was moving
up at some point, but they're not. I don't know. I don't
know anything about that. They're very, very talented. I mean so I
think maybe that's the tick because there's not a lot of colleges that have hockey
programs. But I don't see Fisher moving up at any point at all.
But I mean, Brockport's got a hockey program. Yeah, Rockport, Geneseo,
Geneseo, I believe was on the National Division III National or they at
least went to the Frozen Four. I don't want to speak that. Yeah,
and uh, Natareth has a hockey team. Mm hmm. So Berkeley
brings do play by play for the way, I'm not joking. I think
he I think he did. Alright, is somebody from Canada right here?
A broadcast? We need somebody to do play by play? So yeah,
but by the way, real quick we tease a I'm a Michigan fan.
Yeah, and they won the National chaeampionship the other night. You know what's
funny is that I enjoyed it, But I'm like, I can't walk around
with any Michigan championship gear. This isn't Michigan. We're in New York.
Oh so what but if it's a college, why do you think like that?
Who cares what it wore? Michigan? Yeah, I'm a Michigan fan,
but I feel weird, like you know, yeah, well because you
look like a Homer, right right. I mean like the Yankees are you
know, Opos Mills are our team, Like Syracuse is our right here,
buddy, you know the same as much as they drive me, you know,
everybody crazy our team. But I'm not like Michigan's like two lakes away,
you know, I mean, I feel I feel weird wearing Michigan championship
gear, even though that was a clunky championship game. They wont let me
tell you something. Yeah, I would. I don't think anybody would give
it any thought. And the people that do need to find something better to
do at their time. All right, we're gonna take him over, but
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of All Trades talking about Jesus Christian overtones. Yes, he talks about,
you know, being saved, but he's still looking for something. I remember
trying to convince a girl in high school that the real lyrics were where the
sheets have no stains. It's a very mean thing to do, and I
don't know how, and it's right, Steve, do you ever play you
two? When you guys are if the dogs are out playing? Now?
We have not done any YouTube. Yeah, I don't know. Hard to
play, not hard to play. I have no idea. I don't play
really pretty simple stuff. Yeah, maybe their later years, but nobody ever
wants to hear that. They want to hear the Joshua Tree and Joshua Tree
is one of my favorite albums of all time. It really is, I
think because I'll always say there's a sweet spot in life, you know,
It's it's kind of like when you're maybe your most impressionable that kind of thing,
tenth grade, six fifteen, sixteen years old, that sort of thing.
And that's when that album came out for me, and I just loved
it. Yeah, like dirt. When we sing Rocking in the Free World
by Neil Young, I will tag there's that middle part that that you know,
that slow, that low part with just the base of the drums,
I'll tag different lyrics in there to fill it to, you know, and
oftentimes I'll use I will follow oh yeah by you Too. It's pretty cool
that hook from that song, because I mean, you gotta play you too.
It's just that, like a lot of bands just don't do it.
Yeah, it's a little bit deep for what we're what we're doing, for
what you're doing, Yeah, what do you? What are the I don't
believe that what Dog's doing. So so really, if you our goal right
is, you know, not not to kick it right off, but really
our mission is to help, you know, raise funds and awareness for local
organizations. Right. So our model is pretty much like party rocky and so
you know, we're clicking off a bunch of songs that everybody knows and and
gets you up getting dancing, that kind of thing. Anybody. Anybody do
brick house. We don't do brickhouse, yeat, but but yet, but
it's on there, it's coming. That's a possibility. It definitely is.
What what would be like one of the ones you if you old time rock
and roll, We've done that. Yeah, we've done that. Of course,
if you want to take it all the way to the far extream of
like examples of of our crazy you know, it would be y M.
C A and shout from blues brothers. Oh that's fun. Yeah, that's
the fun stuff. And you know it gets a little bit more current than
that, but it's all in that sort of party being right. So that's
why the you two things a little bit, Yeah, break it down a
little bit. Yeah, I can, I can understand that completely. What
is it? What's the next gig? So we got a couple of good
ones coming up this Friday night out at U at Russell Station. We're doing
a show. This is a we we've we've worked. Where is Russell Station
like kind of corner of Dewey And and by the ice rink Dewey And Oh
okay, yeah, no, no, no, this is it's like way
out it's on Dewey Yeah, let's let's just say that a great, great
club. But we have a lot of fun there. Chris the owner,
you know, it seems to be a big dog supporter. So anyway,
this gig is a first time we've worked with this organization. There's a War
on Terror memorial built up in Highland Park and it is to honor the nine
to eleven responders that that we lost, just specifically, and so this is
an organization that kind of supports that memorial, upgrades, it keeps it up,
you know, adds to it. And so this this is a first
that we've ever done with this particular organization. So we're gonna raise some money
to help them keep the memorial up. Okay, cool. Yeah, We've
got some cool shows coming up though. Beginning of February, we're out at
Nashville's and we're working with Autism Up, which is a local I know,
I'm very very familiar with Autos Okay, I've done a lot of stuff with
them over the years. Well, then I'm gonna hope that maybe you might
come out and hang with us that night. It's around the corner from my
house. Nashville is Yeah, Friday, the Friday the February second. By
the way, you got a whole hotel you could probably trash. Here's the
here'd be hard to Steve. Here's the problem I have, all right,
man. The problem is that I have a twenty one year old son who
I went. He is in college. It's his last semester. He's working
for McCarthy Tents. Takes me to the McCarthy work party. They had an
unbelievable I've never seen a work party like this. I mean I've I've had
work parties in radio that were really really good, like they rented you a
talks and they did all this stuff. Right, this was not that the
top, but it was great. It was like raffles all this stuff.
So afterwards everybody goes to another bar, a guy still paying the bar bill.
And then my son says, I go, are you going to stay
with me tonight? What are you gonna do? Because now I'm going to
have buddies. The next day, I call him, I said, where'd
you go? Nashville's I don't want to run in my kid, Steve.
I don't want to run into my kid. I'm teasing you, so I'm
thinking you won't. So that's that's on the second. Yeah, and then
Autism Up is a great organization. And I like, and I'm sorry to
interrupt you, I like, uh, some of the stuff that you're doing,
because so many times you donate to an organization, you don't know where
the money goes. And this is at least the two that you've mentioned right
now are it's right here. I can go over to Highland Park and I
can see and I can and see them main and it doesn't and look those
things and sounds silly, but they don't run on air. It takes somebody
to buy cleaning supplies or rustproofing or whatever they're doing with these memorials. I
don't know, landscaping, yes, all of that, and so I think
that that's great. And then the Autism Up is really a great organization that
was started by four moms who were having coffee, and you know it started
and most of those moms, some of them aren't involved anymore, their kids
have kind of outgrown this stuff. But it's great. They can give you
social skills and all kinds of things that are really really wonderful, depending on
I forget, autism is the spectrum, so we can have So I'll tell
you why you both of you are wise beyond your years, because the point
you just made is like center cut to what we have sort of found ourselves.
And what I mean by that is when you talk about them being local.
Yeah. So over the course, we started this thing in seventeen,
right, and my initial like track was, let's get the big guys.
Let's you know, American Heart Association, sure, American Diabetes Association, the
big boxes of that business, and I don't know, and all things that
are leading right in healthcare. I mean you look it up. Those are
what people die from the most. And they all have you know, like
a like a local house, but they are not necessarily local organizations. And
one of the things that we came upon to your point is that we want
to work we are local. We want to work local, we want to
support local. And so you know, the one that comes after that at
the end of of of of February, which is right around the corner from
here at My Wine and Cheese too, is Arkha Monroe. So like,
oh yeah, that's another great one. We're totally about. You know,
Holy Childhood. You know those organizations Childhood is wonderful and they do the pies
and you get the cannoli pie. Special Touch Yeah, Special Touch Bakery,
a Special Touch Bakery something else. I went in there to watch that operation.
It's such a it's a high end bakery, baking operation, all the
stop notch. I was blown away and you can walk in and you can
watch it. It's almost this sounds terrible. I was about to leave my
land. It's like going into a grabb brewery because I'm such an alcoholic.
Yeah, but you can watch everything, right, It's cool to see the
guys in the back and they're tasting the beers and they're doing the things.
You watch it through glass. You go into Special Touch Bakery and you can
you can have there's a little cafe, but you can see people working and
how it all, how the how the pie is baked, so to speak,
ground level stuff it is. I'm very impressed. And I and just
the people that have helped make that run. And you know, and and
it's all special needs people who have a job, right, have a job
and an opportunity and all you want to do the one thing, man,
everybody needs to feel heard and valued. I think it's an important thing and
that that's where self esteem comes right. Right, So when you're dealing with
the you know, people who have intellectual or any other disability, they need
to you know, just think of yourself. You like, it's nice to
get out of the house. Think of how many people got sick of working
from home during COVID. Maybe not everybody, Maybe there's a balance. Some
people really liked it. But my point is like you got satisfaction for going
to work, and you know, even the boss going hey, great job
today, or a way to pull together as a team here, there's set
everybody gets that. And I've been into your coworker. There's the whole deal.
Yeah, for sure. So that's kind of nice, well is it?
That's that's Those are awesome organizations. So you've got this Friday night,
where are we at Russell Russell Station. Then on February second, you're out
at Nashville for Autism up Up, and then at my wan and Cheese for
Arkha Monroe. And what date is that? That is on February Sunday,
February twenty fifth, twenty fifth, right the afternoon. Yeah, so that's
nice. Yeah, those are great, but all good solid organizations to stay
local and fun for the the band. I'm sure that people love it.
Yeah, it's it's a it's a blast, and you know, we feel
really good about the way we go about it. And we've met some unbelievable
people along the way, you know, and uh, it's it's just cool.
Yeah, so good. Anyway, the uh any wind damage for anybody
yesterday yesterday, and we're supposed to get another wind storm where we're living,
uh, Friday into Saturday. I don't know if this is a good sign
or not, but some of my Christmas decorations to put away this year,
I but every every winter. I don't know if you noticed this. I
swear to god. I was driving down four ninety and I saw a gas
tank on the side of the road. I mean like for a lawnmower.
No, like out of a car, like a car's gas tank. Oh
wow, No, I've never seen this. The only thing I could conclude
is that some truck that was carrying scrap pieces. You're in, no cars
not running without the gas tank. But I did have a car at one
point in my career that I was putting gas in and all of a sudden
I could hear like liquid pouring out. I had a hole. It was
a Volkes wagon Rabbit was like, I had to get a whole new gas
tank put in there. So it does it does happen if you're driving that
multitude. Yeah, so you think this is the guy that reclaims mad.
I think it fell out. It's the only But every once in a while,
Steve, don't tell me. You're driving down you see the full front
end of a car and you go, what the hell happened? Like the
whole front bumper, the headlights, I go, what what is this?
You'll see it on the expressways every winter and or and I know we haven't
had much of a winter, but we had a bit of a storm Saturday,
Yes we did. And I go home, sure enough, But the
full front end of the car. But the one that just stuck out in
my head was the gas tank. And I kept going, how is that
pot? I better fill off a scrap? Gus got It's got to be
a scrap. It wasn't a scrap guy. The car would be twenty.
I'm looking for that. I don't see anything I don't see, and I'm
going, you know, where would that be? Kia boys are stealing gas
tanks? Yeah? They would never heard of the Kia boys in a while.
Wow, because Winter ran out of Key. I think they got them
all. I think they got every every single one of them. No problems
with getting the band around, No no equipment issues. We are self sufficient
mostly and uh, you know, we rely a little bit on some some
volunteer help in that and the technical side of things. But we're we're firing
all sensors right now. Man, we're really feeling howny guys. As the
band. There's five people, five people. Excuse me? Yes see I
see what I did there. Female see how my mosogynistic rockhead came out.
And we're better for it. Man, of course, yeah, we're better
for it. I should have said, people, do you have any rivals?
Any band rivals? You mean within the band? I don't know,
like like like somebody else trying to be charitable and you know, trying to
horn in your territory. No. I think the thing would be really cool
if that. I mean, you know, not to get silly about it,
but if if there were folks that did what we do, which is
one hundred percent you know, fundraising, we just be a better community for
it. So go ahead, please welcome there. There's plenty of opportunity,
right Yeah, this to doubt. Oh yeah, if people want to play,
there's opportunities there is. There seems to be a lot. You don't
play out with any other bands or anything. We do some sometimes we'll do
some shows where we'll partner. We produced a in partnership with on or Flight.
We did like an eight act event at bun Sees on a Sunday afternoon
towards the end of last year. And so there was you know, there
was a bunch of bands that play. But the dogs are only charitable stuff.
But what about would do you ever just break off by yourself and do
something acoustics make music because that's what everybody wants. Yeah, but it isn't
about finances. It's just about our keyboard play. I'll tell you our guy,
Matt, do you make any money? Really? No? I heard
you breaking it down before we went live. The idea is like you break
even with the instruments. I mean, I just think that it's mostly the
love of the game. Yes, right, I love playing right, right,
left, pretending your Pete Townton, Okay, whatever, it's yeah,
but it's fun. Yeah, its fantastic, Yeah, it really is.
I Mean we've met some unbelievable people and in the you know, the what
we do, and we're just so fortunate. Yeah, I mean we've all
played and so you know, like like Danny and and so we've we've been
in the the other side of the scene, and you know, everybody's got
to do what they got to do. But for us, this is this
is what works. We just you know, one hundred percent compensation, three
yep, twelve fifteen shows a year. We're we've done probably sixty five total
shows, raised somewhere in one hundred and seventy thousand dollars range. That's nice.
Yeah, good, very good. I gotta puke the statistics, you
know that. I don't. I think that's great. You should, I
would be I mean I would equate it to yeah, you're beating your chest,
but why not? Right? Who else is raised almost a couple hundred
Yeah, come on, man, that that's that's impressive. And I think
the organs are great and the money is staying local, and I think that's
very important as well. We shall take a moment an interesting dating situation.
Now, I'll ask you, Danny, Okay, have you been in that
situation? I don't know, all right, but for some reason probably I
think not you've been in this situation, but I think you'll have a story
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My wife and I want to do this song, I Danny, I
played this for you. She would sing the Chris Cornell parks this part.
She's got the voice to do it, and I would sing the any better
part. We always wanted Mike, more Pearl Jam, more Pearl Jam,
and we're like, can we get more Pearl Jam? And then Temple the
Dog. Yeah, Temple the Dog actually pre dated Pearl Jam. Believe it
or not. Pearl Jam's coming out with a new album this year and supposedly
it's supposed to sound a lot like their debut ten. Now. I don't
know how true that is because they said that about Yield and it wasn't.
But Mike McCraney said, oh, this is gonna be. There's a lot
of solos, and it's harder because that the producer challenged them to rock harder.
Now we'll see the blood is on the table, the mouth choke man.
I didn't realize how much my kid looks like Chris Cornell. Oh yeah,
Jordan let his hair grow long and he had that He has his Shakespearean
beard that doesn't exactly touch he's especially that thing around his neck, that thing
like I don't know what it is, that poofy thing. Yeah, yeah,
it looks like a deck color. Yeah. I love this song six
a great song, very listen bowner kind of song. But I love if
you listen to the lyrics, they're well telling me something well, I made
I made a joke at our last show. I don't know if you were
them when I said it, I go yo. The eighties songs were about
parties and girls and cars. I go. In the nineties it was all
about cadaver dogs and the hunger strikes because they sang about weird stuff in the
nineties. Who thinks about a hunger strike? The song the Hunger it's an
odd video because they shot it like, yeah, they have electric instruments and
they're out in a field somewhere on the beach. Yeah, on the beach,
and Jeff a men's playing the bass that's unplugged. Yeah, but it
looks great. Yeah, it looks great. By the way. You know
the origin of this album why it was created, right, So, Chris
Cornell was roommates with a guy named Andy Wood. Andy Wood was the lead
singer of a band called Mother Love Bone. Two of the guys from Pearl
jam Stone, Gossri and Jefflement were in Mother Love Bone. Andy Od's on
his birthday. A lot of people o Dan on the same day and there
was a bad batch of heroin going around in Seattle that day. So Stone
and Jeff just left the business for a year and then they called Mike McCrady
up. He said, we're sill thinking about getting a band together. They
knew Jack Irons. Jack Irons goes wh I know this guy in San Diego
who would be a great singer. They sent him a tape. Yeah,
he records lyrics over and sends it back there. We found our singer,
and it was Eddie Vedder. That's how Pearl Jam was for him. But
this was a tribute album to Andy Wood. To me, this song kind
of defines the nineties. Maybe I'm wrong, early nineties, I would say,
yeah, the late nineties. Yeah, Hooty and Nookie and I loved
Hoody. I did love HOODI when Hoody came out. I love They're just
being forty year old dude or fifty year old old father said, you know
that guy that the lead singer is black? You know, like, yeah,
I know you don't sound like a black guy, though, Like what
is with you guys all? Like I'm not kidding my uncle, my father
every like middle aged white guy. I know you don't sound like a black
guy. I would love to talk to I would love to talk to him.
I know you're talking about Whodi himself. Yeah, yeah, yeahs Sarah
Rucker, because I would think that the Dolphins. No, but I would
think this. You're gonna say, old white guys would say he didn't sound
like a black guy. And I would say old black people would say he
sounded like a white guy. Yeah, And I think that that. I
would think in his own neighborhood they didn't listen to his band. No,
I would be just I'm just I'm only basing that on just what you said.
I think people are people right, and we identify for whatever we grew
up with. We can call it environment right and learned behavior and all this
stuff. But yeah, I mean they're not they're not lying. A lot
of people said the same thing. But I think even in his own community,
people are going, well, you don't sound you're not you're not urban
enough. Whatever. Enough. Well, little Stephen van Zandt from the E
Street band Sopranos famously set at the Rocker Hall of Fame when he inducted the
Young Rascals in that he didn't know that they were white guys, and he
also didn't know that Rod Stewart wasn't black. Wow, he thought that Rod
Stewart was black. Yeah, and somebody walked in with a magazine cover and
said, Rod Stewart's white What let me see that. I just heard a
Rod Stewart song today that I had forgotten about. I always think anything Rod
Stewart wrote himself was not very good. He had to do a lot of
covers that was like the Michael Bolton of his time. They weren't bad,
but it just weren't like I thought. When he was with the band Faces
and then they did different Faces or that was pretty good. Ronnie Wood was
in that band. There was some stuff there. They had some some success.
But when he went out on his own and he started when it was
other songs like Downtown Train, which some people are never gonna like the original
vote so Rod more palatable and the guy he could sing. He had a
unique voice and he could sing. Apparently it was a hell of a soccer
player too. Yeah. He used to kick balls around around the arena and
then if somebody got hurt, so we had to stop. I didn't know
that somebody tried to sue that kicked in the face or something. Yeah,
I'm trying to there's a couple like, uh, it doesn't matter. Maybe
some other show will dig into rods to it a little bit. Fuck.
Okay, uh so this is something I found out recently that and I wonder
if you've known anybody who's done this. I don't believe you have. But
these are people who were married divorced, and this guy is dating a girl
and he found out that the woman that he's dating before she dated this guy,
she dated her first cousin. Okay, never done that, Billiet.
That perfect knowing knowing or knowing her first cousins. Yeah, oh okay.
Yeah. It wasn't like, hey, long lost cousin. It was like,
yeah, we grew up together, we were baby pictures together. Hey,
you don't want to date. Yeah, sure, I think there's like
a five year difference age difference. Ok. And they dated and this is
Godfather three. She told the guy because she wants to be honest, she
wants all the cards on the table. I'm proud of it. Looking back,
probably not the best thing. I think they were together. I was
going to say for years. When I say years, like two, two,
three years, Okay, this is a long time. Yeah, so
that means they were having sex. Ten minutes was a long time, and
they tried to hide it from family, because the family, you know,
they knew, but eventually she had knocked up. No, no, no,
no, they told that they were together, and everybody was against it
in the family. Yeah, everybody. So the guy doesn't know what to
do because now he thinks it's so gross and he was kind of into this
chicken. He doesn't know what to do. Yeah. Interesting, huh.
Yeah. Is there a way to get passed somebody's past if you found out
that Bath, to my mind, dated a guy that you absolutely despised,
or somebody who used to be a good friend. Here, because she did
date somebody that I despised, I still despise to this day, but I
got past that because I love Bath. Well that's that's the difference. And
and here's what. I don't know this person from what I'm told, and
I don't know the people, and I know like i've seen them, I've
seen them. Guy. Uh, he thinks it's so gross and he doesn't
think he can look at her the same. Yeah, I could see that.
It's hard to get back. I mean, think about the decision that
went into that. Okay, well, think about think about all the things
that I mean, it just it's it's almost like when it happened, I
wanted so my first question was, please tell me that it started at a
family gathering. Well, that's another Jeff Foxworthy joke. If you get a
family reunion to meet women, you might be a red nick, right.
I mean yeah. With The Godfather three, they talk about this, you
know, like Sonny's legitimate son and uh uh Al Pacino's character Michael Corleone's daughter
start getting it on, and he became the dawn when he gave her up.
They finally gave Vincent the power. But the point is is that,
I mean, I've never known this to happen. I know in the city
of Buffalo they will marry it because they stared riggings talk about this all the
time. You could marry your second cousin legally, well, I think think
of New York State, you can think it. I think you can.
I think I think you almost can anywhere. Okay, but that is really
weird. My father and his first wife were a fourth cousin marriage. They
were fourth cousins, but they didn't like well everybody supposedly everybody's fifteenth cousin,
right, right a bro, Yeah, people have married people with the same
last name they've had. I've known people who are both Johnson, Yeah,
same last name. I've known people who have married a woman with their mother's
maiden name, but they weren't really There's all kinds of things you want to
hear. A Silver Creek story. Oh, with my father and his fourth
cousin, who was my older sister's mother. But my uncle's had this.
Sorry. My father and my uncle rented an apartment once from this guy named
Bob, and Bob lived with his sister and it was like, yeah,
it's okay, tho, because Bob's adopted. I'm like, so, I'm
seven years old. I have no idea what that even means. But they're
thinking that I'm really smart. So they're telling me this, but I have
no Like, years later it clicked in me that sister he was adopted,
but they were still like together, like doing stuff. They didn't have any
kids, but they were like he was an adopted brother of hers, but
they decided. You know, it's like it's like I see it from the
office where what's your name? Aaron is banging her Like both knew each other's
in laws really well, no family disputes. Everybody got along was great.
Hey, that's a marriage. It didn't fail. I don't know just what
would be a deal breaker. Like I've known women who have said and I
don't know how they would know this, but I have heard women say this,
they would never be with a guy who had been with a hooker.
Okay, we know somebody who Now I've never I don't hear somebody. I've
never been another hooker, and I have no and as I've gotten older,
I have no problem with it. Not I'm not saying that I would go
seek it out, but I have I would not do that, but but
if that's something that somebody wants to do. Look, I got enough sin
in my own life. I can't throw stones. But right, that's that's
a weird one. Now. I mean, if you get tested for diseases
and you come back clean, then what's the problem if you really like so
you're gonna deny yourself somebody because they decided to pay twenty bucks for a good
time. So as I was thinking about it, because I was trying to
think what would be would this turn off a woman? Could a woman get
over the first cousin thing? If a guy goes I did date my first
cousin, but could could a woman, for somehow just be emotionally more intelligent
than a guy and go, I'm just really love you, And but it
would be weird. You might might want to keep an eye out every time
you heard the family read you think about this. Okay, so we're going
to a family uni. Yes, yes, but the hooker thing I have
heard? So I saw this the erotic portal called Arabella Arabella dot com.
Okay, they did a large client survey that included a little over twelve hundred
men. Did they do a good samples? They did, Arabella dot com.
Were they the ones to put in the bid to name the bill stadium
the new stadium or no? They should? Every third client pays for sex
at least once a month. On this thing, men in relationships more frequently
pay for sexual services compared to single men. Men in relationships Okay, yeah,
more frequently pay for sexual service, saying that's right, But I can
understand why that's the case. That doesn't surprise me. Let's put it that
way. In addition to aspects of desiring curiosity, emotional factors also play a
crucial role in the purchase of sexual services, which I thought was weird.
Emotional yeah, because I don't you would think this would be like emotional,
Yeah, I need counseling. Attached men pay for sex more often than single
men. The survey revealed that a significant portion of men will regularly pay for
sex are between thirty six and forty five years old. Interestingly, committed men
fifty two percent more frequently seek sexual services than singles forty eight percent. Well,
I'm talking that much off, but it would be I think a little
bit eye opening that maryguy who would pay more. This suggests that men utilize
sexual services not only for immediate physical pleasure, but also to fulfill other needs
that may not be satisfied in their relationships conversation. Look at Tiger Woods and
he didn't go I don't think, not that I am aware of that he
went to hookers. I don't think he went to hoodeye hookers that we know
of, But there was a couple that came out escort services more. Okay,
But the point is that, like like we taught, you and I
have talked about how he had to be this strong figure in the household everything
else, and then all of a sudden, he you know, cuts loose
and it just breaks down in front of like these different women, about his
father, about all this other stuff and his upbringing that he couldn't you know
that he couldn't do with his own wife. Well maybe he should have tried.
I don't know why you couldn't, But I think his father trained him
like to be a robot, pretty much like his father thought he was gonna
be the next Mahatma Gandhi. I'm serious. I thought it was the who's
this South African Mandela? Well, that's what I thought. He was correct.
This guy was going to unite the races of the world. He's a
professional golfer, dude, actual aspects the immediate satisfaction of sexual need. It's
curiosity and exploration of erotic fantasies. So that's where for some guys. My
wife doesn't do that. Well, I want I want you to be a
cheerleader. And I'm the captain of the football team. We just won the
homecoming game, right, you know what I mean. I'm gonna be a
terrible actor. I could never I've never done role playing. No, I've
never done it. I just honestly i'd never. Yeah, it's never crossed
my mind. No, But a lot of people do do it. Oh,
they do well, they try to spice up the relationship or I know
people use wigs and stuff. Really Oh yeah, I wonder if that would
be hot. But but see the weird thing though, say, okay,
if your wife puts on a wig, let's say, yeah, or your
significant other puts on a wig, you're pretending that there's somebody else. At
some point you're gonna catch on to what they're being instructed to do. Yeah,
but all of a sudden, why are we doing this? You want
me to be somebody else? You're fantasizing over other people. I don't actually
if somebody, if somebody the head, maybe you're going too deep. Maybe
you're going too deep, maybe just taking its surface. She liked to dress
up a little bit and it made her she does yeah, but what if
she did it because she didn't want to? Uh, she felt like she
was felt a little sexier not being herself. She was that she could be
maybe maybe forgive the term here, ladies, but a little sluttier because she's
not merely herself. Do you understand what I'm saying? Like, Oh,
I'm gonna pretend I'm But if my wife told me to come home like dressed
like aquaman. I don't know what I would. I don't know how I
could take that. First of all, I don't have the body for boat.
Yeah, I don't have the beard. It look like a muppet.
I'm kidding. It's just a yeah, that's weird because I knew somebody who
was very upset with their significant other because they caught the person looking at porn.
Not that they were looking at porn, they were looking at a specific
type of porn. Oh yeah, yeah, Asian porn. Right. And
I only say that because for some people that I don't know, it's a
fetish. It is available, look it up. I'm just I'm not.
I don't mean anything negative or or yeah, I know, racial, I
guess. Yah, this is just a fact. Well that's a fact that
you can go just to see specific of any thing. I can see specific
of any coddle. Right, So this person and it got very upset because
that was what their significant other really liked. And the point was I can
never be that, right, It's impossible, Yes, And I guess So
the same thing with the wig. But the wig thing is I could put
it on and I and maybe if I'm role playing into it too, right,
Yeah, if it's her idea that Okay, well, I'm but if
it's I was so sexually weird being my lesson and stuff, that I would
just I would. I'd have to be invited. Try being a Christian?
Where do I put it? No, God gave it all to you.
We all know where to put it. Joke, you know, I think
I remember, Like, uh, I think I do. Remember when I
was a kid in a youth group, somebody said one of the leaders,
young guy goes, listen, we all know that A fits and B.
We just need to gotta wait till we get a permit. Right, So
I was like, all right, I thought that was an interesting thing though
that the number of men that pay that are married, and a lot of
it interesting. A survey of men value a clean environment and wish for sex
workers to enjoy the encounters as well. Forty eight percent of men say they
want them to be satisfied their own sexual satisfaction was not the top priority in
this survey. Now, I don't know how accurate people to even answering these
things. Only one in four men expects to orgasm during a session with a
sex worker. This contradicts the assumption that clients of sex. Sex workers are
exclusively self selfish and disrespectful towards women. They're saying that it doesn't support that
theory. I have no idea. I just I just think it's something that
they're not getting at home, and it's a business transaction. They know that
they can run into this person in public. It's not going to be a
big deal because you know, it's it's it's like it's business where the only
thing you have to worry about getting caught with, Well, you have to
worry about getting caught with with anybody, right, But if you're with the
prostitute or or a paid sex worker or an escort, if there's a raid,
right, you know, then your name is going to be in the
paper. Right what Look, I would think that it's fair to It was
always the sex worker that would get paraded out, as you know, they
make the bust. Then they started putting the Johns up on former governor of
New York States. Well, they were putting Hill yeah yeah, yeah,
but they were putting billboards up with some of the guys' faces on there.
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since we're talking about sex and sex workers and all kinds of stuff. I
did not know, but somehow through WebMD, because my mother was going to
be on WebMD diagnosing herself all day to day, I went on there.
Man, you could go down a rabbit all you can. I learned about
PGA D piged PIGAD persistent genital arousal disorder. What it's like getting erections all
the time for no reason. You make it. Yeah, Yeah, I
was thinking, I go, hang on a second, I'm on the bus.
When you were on the bus, the bus would vibrate in a certain
wheel. I remember having to get up in ninth grade to use a book.
Yeah, in my parachute pants pants. Yeah, I had these ship
knock off parachute pants and you could practically see my underwear through knock off.
Yeah. And I had a boner and I had to walk up and try
to do a math problem. And it was what we call the bippy day.
That was when the teacher's nipples were poking out and I had a raging
hard like raging like I I couldn't I was afraid to eat. I was
like walking all weird. The worst was when you came out of the pool
you had if you had a boner in the pool. I don't school pool.
We didn't have a school pool. We did. Yeah, that's like,
oh, man, now the whistle blue and I gotta go in the
and the showers right there. Ah. Persistent genital general genital excuse me,
arousal disorder is rare. You may also hear it called restless genitals. They
got a name for everything. If you could name it, they can find
a drug for it. It almost always effects Yes, women get up,
that's what it says. Only a few cases have been reported to men.
That sounds O. I know, I don't believe this for the commercial made
up. With other arousal disorders, you have trouble getting stimulated, but with
pga D you're excited suddenly and constantly. You can't control your arousal. Even
if you bring yourself to orgasm, the feeling returns swiftly. Man, You're
like the energizer bunny, Wow, bang bang bang. Persistent genital arousal disorder
is different from hyper sexuality, where you think about sex all the time or
struggle to control your sex. Will behavior, I mean like pad kicks in
just swear, will you be? It's like a laxative almost. If someone
said to me, I am I have hypersexuality? I would go you fucking
shut up. You're making that up right? You called the man. Uh,
You're aroused even when you're not thinking about sex. With PAGAD. Sexual
arousers usually requires senses to be engaged. You feel here or see things that
put you in the mood. But with PAGAD, you become aroused even though
there's nothing triggering your desire. Taxes are due. Boy. Feelings of arousal
include increased blood flow to the general area, causing the glitterists to swell in
the genital area to throb and pound. Vaginal secretions also increase man butter that
bagel. The feelings can last for hours, days, or even This is
insane experience, and orgasm can give some momentary relief, but the symptoms quickly
return. The feelings can be so overwhelming. And who has to be the
first person diagnosed with this? I don't know, but it sounds like when
they tell you with viagr if you have an erection for more than four hours,
see a doctor. Well. Like any sexual issue, the condition can
be upsetting and constrained relationships. You may be too embarrassed to talk to your
doctrines about it. This can also lead to feelings of depression and anxiety.
Doctors are still working to learn the cause of PGAT. Psychological concerns including stress,
stress makes you like I guess, medication side effects, genital infections,
pelvic issues, hormonal changes. I don't stay out of the aisles, folks
when you go shop and WebMD. That's all I'm saying. Don't breathe the
WebMD. Go to your doctor, or go to someone with some knowledge.
It's all, even if it's a witch doctor. Just don't read it WebMD.
You'll be there all day, Yeah you will, and then you'll be
diagnosing yourself with everything, Danny, everything, I've had every disease known to
man so far. Peter Montemarno. Yeah, I was gonna say Morano,
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