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Dots. Geeve Brahm, It's Billified the Bill Moran Podcast. Well, hello
and welcome. Thanks for getting your pod on. Thanks for telling a friend.
That's how we spread the word about the pirate ship. Danny Billy,
Danny's got some money riding on the on the big event that's on the screen
behind him, Augusta the Masters. If Scottie Scheffler wins, I'll cut my
losses in half. Uh huh if Bryce s and d Chambeau wins, which
it doesn't look like he's going to Scheffler's seven under, I would quite a
bit. But if neither of them win, then I'm pretty much in the
red. But that's okay. That's why it's called gambling, so is the
stock market. Well, I yesterday I went to Thursty's with our friend Kevin
Foodie, and Kevin and his buddies like to bet a dollar. So they're
sitting there and just on any hole. So all of a sudden, it's
like Tiger on fifteen will birdy the hole, and so you say he will
or he won't, right, and then you bet. It's just fun.
It just makes it more fun to watch. And it's just a dollar.
It would have been more fun twenty years ago to bet that, but sure
it would have been. But it was actually more fun to watch him because
you saw the frustration. I mean, you feel bad for the guy,
and then you have to stop and realize, because I think it's very easy
to look at Tiger Woods and think, oh man, look at the fall
this guy has had. We forget about that car accident. And I have
said for years that I think it's was a Hundai Genesis. Yes, okay,
I said that Hyundai should be taking that car around, that beat up
one that they pull off the side of that canyon or out of the canyon
and show the safety and how it saved his life because I think they were
talking about possibly having to amputate his leg. Yes, and he's he just
he walked. Is he still playing today? He didn't drop out, did
he? He's still playing? Yeah. So he's walked eighteen holes for four
days on a leg. I mean, that's just dedication and work. He
was ten over, eleven over, and he go, that's not the Tiger
I remember. But man, he made the cut and I go, I
think you have to give a little bit of you gotta go Dan, you
know, and I and for some reason, man, I'd still believe there's
one more. I think. So I think there's one more that don't you
don't you like? There's something funny though, is that after a lot of
people want to go back to the Thanksgiving accident with his wife and like the
golf club, and he won several tournaments after they just didn't win a major.
H Here's where I think his career really made a turn. The PGA
Championship of twenty thirteen, the one that you and I went to that we
kissed the Wanamaker trophy got in the clubhouse. Yah. Yeah. He and
Phil were projected to win that thing, and they end up of all the
guys who made the cut because a lot of guys didn't make the cut,
like Bubba Watson famously, he was like playing golf at Steve sircus back deck.
He'd even make a cut. He even but Tiger by the way story
hitting it made it onto ESPN's top ten or something, and people are calling
circu going, hey, I know who's staying at your house, because if
you rent your house out, you're not allowed to say who's staying there.
Now, my cousin owns three or four restaurants, I think three restaurants,
and he vents out space of another in Augusta and then he handles for the
golfers all their private chefs for the week. So he schedules who's going to
be the private chef at the house for whomever, and they obviously they have
to pay, so but he can't talk about who's getting you know what I
mean, he can't at all. Like we had him on I had him
on maybe the radio, and he could say very little, like he and
I are talking, I got on. I was so disappointed. I'm like,
oh, I didn't realize, like everything you were saying to me off
on the phone, he couldn't really say on the air. And the same
thing with Steves is Steve's going, how do you know? Well they filmed
them hitting off? Is he just had the deck redone there hitting off?
Yeah that was the most That was the only highlight of Bubble last weekend because
he didn't make the cut. Steve got his house back after two days.
But that same weekend, Tiger and Phil literally finished last and second to last.
Yeah last. I didn't second to last like we were at. Phil
was last. Tiger was second to last. See Vonn was there. Yeah
yeah. By the way, I didn't think she was as hot as like
advertised. Oh wow, look at judgment. I have the pictures. Yeah
I agree. But the point is, though, is that since that tournament,
Yeah, Tiger's won once and it was the Masters, and wasn't twenty
nineteen that was a great one. Yeah, it was was son. Yeah.
Yeah. Now I'm hearing Charlie not as good. Well, yeah,
I'm hearing Charlie, Like somebody said to me, do you Laron Brownie?
Not as good, but he's gonna go out for the draft anyway, which
is another same thing. But look, non of Michael Jordan's kids were as
good either. Yeah. In fact, one I think played D two and
the other one played in Illinois. I don't even think he started, didn't
finish, and I don't know that he even staying on the team. Yeah.
But so I was saying something about Charlie and they were you know,
I figured Charlie was you got the greatest teacher, and he was in tournaments
with his dad. Yes, somebody goes, he's now fifteen. They just
did a tournament together and they ended like seventy second or something in the tournament,
or maybe forty second, I don't remember. But it wasn't even in
the top twenty five, let's put it that way. And they're going to
do you know how hard it is to make this tournament. And we watched
the guys who were great, and you think to yourself, wow that you
know what I mean, like their kids must be that it must be that
easy, and it's just not. It's not. It's just not. If
it was everybody'd be doing it. Oh yeah, absolutely, it's funny.
It's funny you mentioned that. So sadly, the highlight of my radio career
was asking Tiger Woods a question at the PGA Championship. That was the highlight
of your radio career may have been that are getting shot with paintballs by Stacey
Pinchhab meteorologists from Channel ten with then Channel eight. But so so you gotta
remember it's you. We're a rock station. Yeah, all right, we're
the we're the jocks from the rock station. Okay, and we're sitting in
front of the guys from WHAM, who was known for being the sports leader
in town, right, and not a single one of them, well,
nor the guys at Channel thirteen ask a question, So that Brown asked the
question from Channel eight. Then they hand them to me, and I asked
Tiger about Charlie, and I said, Michael Jordan always said he felt bad
for his kids because everyone expects his kids to be the same as him.
What advice do you have for your son, Charlie if he decides to follow
your career path? And he gave a two and a half minute answer that
went viral. It was on Sports Center it was on Golf Channel. It
was everyone, why don't I remember this because it was me? Yeah,
he played it. Remember you downplayed the whole thing. You're like, yeah,
but you know that. It's like Danny was kind of shuffling his feet
there with that question. He kind of stuttered, oh yeah, oh what
an asshole? Yeah, and then Tommy goes, you really got to ramp
him for that brow. That's the highlight of his lafe. He asked Tiger
Wood the question. He got a pass on off right, dumb pan.
I can't say pass but but yeah, so I asked Tiger and then we
looked back and then and then you go the next day out there, you
said, by the way, nobody at the sports station said a word,
and the dumb ass from the rock station ask Tiger Wood's a question that goes
viral. Yeah, thanks Bill, I appreciate you. God, I wish
it's so bad because I'm starting to you start to wonder when you don't remember
things, are you losing your mind? But I think that I don't know.
I think there's a lot to know. You had a lot going on,
and yeah, of course everybody does. Ye, he's got a lot
going on. Yeah, you had like a wife, you had kids.
Yes, I did you know? You had a show. You were carrying
a piano up the side of a building. All right, that wasn't It
was a great show. We all worked very well together. And uh yeah,
you know John Kutsko was sleeping there. Yes, he was where we
got the camper. God, yes, it was like the camper to ed
Doll camper was today. Is my nephew Dylan d I L L O and
I call him Dill. Pickle is seven years old. So my brother was
taking him. They went down to see my mom and then from there they
went to the Mets game and they got uh he bought the Jumbo tron.
Oh cool, because Doc Gooden's was supposed to and retired today. Yep,
So they were there for Doc Goodin's number retire. They didn't think the game
was going to get it because it was overcast. The weather was really good
today, which I think, which is the seventh I think Doc's dying.
That's why they put this in April and not in June. Oh really,
that's just my hunch. Why would you schedule this in like June? Well
maybe because they might not have June. So they wrote so it says,
and you can look at it here, Happy seventh birthday, Dylan, Love
Mom, Dad, Mallory and toast toast is the cat. Oh wow,
So my brother got that on the JumboTron and I saw it on Facebook.
Now, my mom is lovely, she's lovely. We all love our mom.
But my mom could be you know, she could be mom. Yeah,
And so my brother says to me today, he goes, yeah,
because I call for Dylan's birthday and they're outside and he says, I told
mom that I got her tickets way up there. We're gonna be sitting down
low, but she's way up there and we'll meet up with her later.
He goes, because Mom always has these fears about being abandoned. Because so,
of course they didn't. He didn't do that. But my mother sends
me text message just as we were starting the podcast, and this was the
ticket tron message, big hit, and that was the one. And I
had already seen it on Facebook. My brother or sister in law had it
up there. I said, I saw it on Facebook. How great?
She writes, I was great, but she meant it was great, yeah,
right, So I write back, you were and she just writes,
oh shit, it was great, beautiful afternoon here. How lucky am I
to be enjoying this time with Kevin and family after having a wonderful time with
you? Good day, truly bless good day, truly blesses me. All
is good. And then she writes, God truly blessed me. All is
good. And I am grateful and all I am grateful. I am grateful,
ding ding fact, she's correcting every mistake. It's like I got it.
I got the message. I knew what she meant. I just can
you imagine if you were in the car. Oh God, don't you hate
that? So I don't hate it. It's sweet. It's no, I
know it's sweet, but it's like it would they so my family. I
had to mute my family like eight or nine times. There's like nine different
text threads that because somebody always gets left out or forgotten. I'm sure I've
been left off a few and I'm okay with it, but I've muted them.
The problem is when you're in the car. I don't know if this
happens with you, with you and your and your ram from Victor chrysl or
Dodge Jeep. But in my Toyota. Apparently you can't mute texts that come
through the car, speaking of dings running low, you can't, like you
can mute text on your phone, but if they come through in the car,
you're still gonna get a notification. And I get this bell that rings,
and my family starts ding ding ding ding ding ding ding, And a
lot of these things are just apparently on iPhone you could like or heart or
love or laugh at texts. So now these aren't even like return messages of
them. Mom liked a message, Mom loved a message, Mom emphasized a
message. Well, uh so, I thought that was good. That was
sweet things. Only. By the way, I'll just say that it's only
one hundred bucks to get the jumbo tron at city Field. Oh wow,
advertise No, I'm just saying right exactly. I mean, it's it's a
really reasonable price. Heckle people. So, uh so they did that for
him, and I thought that was pretty cute. Dan, your ex wife
is cheating on you. We have we have a couple things going on today.
You know what, in light of oj your buddy Peter Montemurno, our
buddy, Yeah, our buddy, Yes, buddy, our buddy Peter Montemurno,
who really was fantastic during the NFL season, has I want to say,
like me a love hate fascination with OJ more so than I did.
I mean, he went out to LA and went to the grounds. He
wrote a letter for a guy who was writing to OJ. So he had
commented on the podcast from last Friday. So we're going to talk to Peter
just about the OJ stuff later this week. We have somebody who's coming in
on Tuesday, probably drop on when that wants to talk about why he believes
OJ didn't do it. Yes, right, so OJ didn't do it,
but Peter has a different theory. And then Race and Randy in the studio,
Oh boy, in the studio, I was getting calls all morning.
Can you call me by ten o'clock, buddy? So I got all that
taken care of. Race and Randy will be here and he's gonna tell us
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circu Law. What I'm talking about, I can't. Let's talk about me
a little bit. Why don't people wonder about my intentions? Why don't people
ask you so many what about how I made it to the top, About
all the times I make those defens and stop? They say, there's no
stopping. Did you? I'm dying to know who wrote this? Well after
he was found liable for murder from the double homicide he had to come up
with as to make money. Somebody wrote under this as a comment, I'm
sorry rest in peace, o Jay. You were acquitted, yet the world
said you were guilty. May you rest in the Lord's arms? Huh?
I don't know what do you say to that? Yes, he had to
make money and so he was trying to do these sorts of things. Well,
let's put this way. I mean, if he was repentant and remorseful
and asked Christ to save him, than he is in the Lord's arms.
If he didn't, or if he was facetious, or if didn't really believe
it, then well, yeah, his fate is what you might expect.
Hello Peter, Hello Bill. Thought this would be your ring tone? Have
you heard the OJ raps on Get Juiced? How did you know it was
my ringtoat? It's very funny. It's uh, you know. There hasn't
been a whole lot. I didn't see a lot of but I didn't watch
Saturday Night Live. I don't know if they re ference the passing of OJ.
I saw some of it. Kaitlin Clark was on. I didn't watch
a whole I didn't see a whole lot of coverage on the news about it
or anything, right other than the day. Yeah, I thought there'd be
a little bit more stuff. I guess we're all just like, well,
okay, move on. I've seen cost time from a print standpoint, the
New York Post. Every day there's like five or six different articles the New
York Post is sending out, but from a you know, just TV and
I haven't seen much there. You're right, so to give you perspective,
like a lot of times when when people start getting older, right, people
write death stories. Yeah, and I'm ready to go. So Seal may
Rana tweeted out because he's on strike right now with the Cannet, with the
Democrat and Chronicle. He goes, yeah, I would have had a great
obituary. I've already written for O. J. Simpson right now, but
I can't send it to you. I can't release it gets we're on strike.
But wait when they get off strike, I want to read that thing.
So so Peter, I was saying to Dan earlier that I have had
I don't want to call it a love hate, just a true fascination with
OJ and just this juxtaposition of life. Right, you had the beloved guy,
the beloved athlete, the college at the Heisman Trophy winner, goes to
Buffalo, this team that really kind of puts it on the map, so
to speak. Then goes to the forty nine ers broadcasting movie comedy. The
guy was doing comedy, he was doing commercials, he was just loved,
and then this happens, and then we get to see, you know,
it's all the things that still plague our society. I mean, boy,
did that really highlight racism and domestic violence and all kinds of stuff or the
racial divide. I don't want to say racism, but racial divide for sure.
And I thought, wow, it's just fascinating. And it was fascinating
to me that so many documentaries, so much energy was put into his life
after the trial, right, people documenting in We all watched the thirty for
thirties and they did a fake one, right, did they a recreation?
Yes? And uh, and had pretty decent actors in there. So I
go, all of this stuff to me is fascinating with OJ But where where
does the where's the truth? Did he do it? Did he not do
it? We don't know? And in our justice system. And somebody said
you know. Rest somebody commented under the wrap thing saying, rest in peace,
OJU. Maybe rest in the Lord's arms. You were acquitted but found
guilty. But you know, in the rest of the world, the world
foundly guilty. I don't know, but you have a theory on all this.
I know you do. Yeah, you know. To be honest with
you, since the news came out, I've been back and forth on this,
you know, for for such a long time. Being a form of
Buffalonian. You know, I don't want to say I thought he didn't do
it because he played for the Bills. No, some people actually think that.
But you know, he's free. He was, you know, he
he put Buffalo on the map. Let's face it in many ways. He
put Buffalo on the map, and he was like he was the biggest Buffalo
cheerleader. Not just the and I think Dan, you said this the other
day and that's just the builds, but the city of Buffalo. So when
it came out that this happened, you know, and having watched the trial,
I mean I literally from the preliminary hearing in the summer of ninety four
through the trial that started in I think January of ninety five, all the
way to October of ninety five. I was mesmerized by it just and I
watched it. I actually I came over to my parents' house. Our family
came over to my parents' house for lunch today and my mother reminded, us,
you know you have the I still have the VHS States, do you
want them? I taped the OJ trip okay, and she still had WOW.
So just yeah, watching it and trying to decipher, you know,
all of the all of the everything that was was presented in court. And
actually I told you guys a while ago I went to Nicole's condo when I
was in La years and third and the whole thing. So I feel,
you know, I still think he did it, but there's still a piece
of man's like, uh, I don't know. I don't know. Now.
There was an article that came out today or yesterday in the Post.
I don't know if you've seen it yet, where I supposed supposed mob hit.
Someone came out now that OJ has passed and said, yeah, this
was the mob hit and OJ actually wanted to be there while it happened,
and we did this or our Gambino contacts did this. But OJ said he
had to be there when the murders were done. So be that as it
may. So, yeah, my, and that's you know, long windy.
But that sounds like a kind of taking credit for nine to eleven.
Yeah, that was that's like really strange, right, But see as somebody
said to me, I mean, look, we even I mean even take
just I was just thinking that this is the trial, and someone had said
to me, I don't know that anybody had heard of Louis Vauton bags or
luggage, just like in the general public until that trial. Molly's shoes,
I think Bruno Molly shoes. I think the program director at the radio station
that I worked at at the time, CMF had them. Oh, no
kidding, I think Stanley had a pair. Oh wow, I think he
did. I think he did. Were all making fun of him, right,
they were the murder of shoes. But the blood in the car,
the blood in the shoes, the Bruno Molly footprint, like all this stuff
just seemed to add up. And there was never anybody else connected. You
know, even had Cato Kalin who said he heard the thump, thump as
the stuff came over the fence that night, Like the two right, right,
because he was coming over these and then there's this this uh he talks
about the bags in the trunk like he was helping OJ get ready to go
to Chicago, and he goes, do not touch that bag. And then
that bag was never seen again, like Robert Kardashian got rid of it or
whatever it was. And so, I you don't know, but it sure
seems to fit that it was OJ. I think a lot of people have
come to that conclusion. Certainly there was OJ did not need that crime of
whatever was going on, crime on crime i'll call it, where the guy
was stealing back his heisman, trophy or whatever it was going on, that
did not deserve nine years. There's no way that's getting out two years.
That was pack. That was payback as much as you could get Carl Douglas
because that was a two year sentence, so easily, easily. Yeah,
So you know, and that the one shake that I keep coming back to
Bill, I'm sorry to interrupt, No, no, pace, the one
thing I keep and this has lived with me forever since since the murders happened.
In the trial and all that his demeanor, there weren't enough people on
the airline that because he flew or remember he flew from Chicago to la or
from Elliot to Chicago that night the night of the slew there. So there's
a redie. There's not enough people that had testified, there's not enough eyewitness
accounts about his demeanor. Now, you've never killed a man or a woman
whomever, You've never committed murder. And then I heard some things that you
know, through reports and such that on the flight he was sinning autographs.
He was very pleasant, and I'm thinking to myself, if you killed somebody,
are you not? Are you not? Just unless you're complete, Yeah,
unless you're a complete psychopath. But yeah, especially that's the thing is
like you're right. But he was always that happy, go lucky even after,
like he went down to Florida, he's there were rumors of him doing
cocaine, young ladies, all kinds of guess. He never ever, he
never changed. And when we talked to Tim Graham, who sat with him
many times, and Tim said, for the first time, I think ever,
it was on this podcast that he was asked to do a podcast with
OJ because OJ trusted him. He was very fair and what he wrote about
OJ pretty factual. Maybe you know, certainly painted the picture of things.
But even he was like the gravitational pull around OJ was amazing, like people
you look he did. I mean, if you can say that he had
transcended football right prior to this, now sure, I mean my aunt's knew,
my great my great ants, not my aunt, but my great aunts,
my grandmother's sisters. That everybody knew who OJ was at that time.
So he had really transcended. And yet his yeah it's demeanor never seemed to
change ever at any point. But to write a book, if I did
it, to answer the door with the reporter and the banana pretending and making
that noise like you're slashing at them. You know that that video has been
everywhere and we played that's that's disturbing. That's disturbing, and you know,
and growing up in Buffalo, I grew up with UH, with Jim Braxton's
children. Braxton was OJ's fullback. And when Jim Braxson died in eighty five,
in the summer of eighty five, like literally August, I remember,
because we're on vacation. My dad was reading the paper when he died.
OJ, and this was known about. This is known throughout everybody and at
least in that circle in Buffalo that OJ opened up a trust for both Brandon
Braxton and Justin Braxton, his two children, to pay for their college.
And I think maybe Jim. I think Jim had had a daughter as well.
I'm not one hundred percent on that. I can't remember, but he
paid for both Brandon and Justin's college through a trust after his father died.
So you know that's a really benevolent act, right, I mean, at
the end lapsed onto that and then there's no way he would do this because
he did that right or wrong, that's what people lashed onto. Now my
theory, and I told I said this a few weeks ago. I feel
like there's a letter somewhere. I feel like there is a letter in a
depositive box or somewhere that someone has that instructions were given by OJ post mortem.
This has to be read, and it's a letter admitting everything what happened,
why it happened, how it happened, why I didn't admit to it.
And it's a way of OJ to control the new cycle, to own
the new cycle for a certain amount of time. Obviously it's not going to
affect him at all. It's gonna affect his family, the ones that are
still alive, his children. But I feel like it's that's somewhere like his
like I'm gone and here's what happened, and I'm glad I'm gone now,
and I held this for so many years, YadA, YadA, YadA.
I don't know if that's true. That's just a hunch, but it would
be interesting if it was almost like remember that suicide note slash, I don't
know what you want to call it. It really sounded like a suicide note
when Robert Kardashian read it the day of the slow speech. Okay, so
like the chase and everything, was it just all of a sudden that certainly
would go to your demeanor that you're talking about, Peter, where you you
you're on the run, or you don't know what to do, or you're
losing your mind or But it was a couple of days later and all the
focus was on OJ. I think there was you know paparazzi outside it is
Brentwood Hall. I mean, look Brentwood. We all know Brentwood. Yeah,
Well the one paparazzi got the shot of him in handcuffs that like they
put him in handcuffs briefly, yeah, and then they took it and somebody
got a picture of it, and they took him out of handcuffs. Everybody's
like, well, what's going on? And by the way, that wasn't
even the top story Monday morning. It was. It was Mike Tyson had
a parole hearing and he was denied parole. That was the top story,
pep, because people didn't think, oh, come on, o jaysuson kelledy
buddy, right, And then the next day they're like, oh, there's
blood in the car. Butt in the car. There was the Bruno Molly
shoes and all of a sudden, yeah, it was like they started to
piece it together. So Wednesday's the funeral, right, and then Thursday,
I don't know what happened Thursday. Maybe Thursday was here. Then Friday he
was supposed to turn himself into eleven o'clock and he was a fugitive, right,
and he went to the funeral. He went to the funeral and he
walked up to the casket. That that is what Blue plus me away if
he actually literally physically slipped the throat of his ex wife in a in a
maniacal sort of way and still shows up at the funeral and walks up to
the casket somewhere inside of a brain like that. It's it's clearly no normal,
clearly not normal. And he told people and others, I'm sorry,
I'm sorry, I'm sorry, right right, right, yeah, what are
you apologizing for? Right right? And then Johnny Cochran and the trial turns
around and said this, these deaths lie in the world of Fay resident So
they were they were pointing at Fay is the reason why she was dead,
because she was supposed to live with Nicole, and because they had all these
drug issues and it was a Columbian necktie tongue to them. Came up with
that defense. He facts that in from Harvard, he had a class sit
there. He goes, I'm gonn, I'm going to fix this case.
Watch this. And they wrote the Colombian bow tie theory. And I think
Cochrande asked about that on the stand that it was like a way of getting
payback for drug problems, for all the money. The reason it's supposed to
be the person that got killed, not they got the wrong person. Yeah,
And then Alan Derscheriz comes out yesterday yesterday or today where he you know,
he hit his condolences to the Brown family and the Simpsons family, and
then he shed that I would have defended Nicole if the Simpson if her family
contacted me first. Wow, what I know, he would have taken the
case. Probably would have gone I'm sorry, Yeah, he would. He
would have taken the case for the Brown family if they would have contacted him
first. But he's a defense atory, so I don't know what you're right
defend from what? I have no idea, or he would have stayed out
of it. In other words, like another word, the reason why they
hired Dershowitz, The reason why they hired Dershowitz in the first place was because
Dershowitz would go on all these TV shows and talk about all the things that
Robert Shapiro was doing wrong. These guys are all rivals, right, So
that Shapiro goes, we're going to have to hire him. So they hired
so he gets he basically gets a job out of it as a retainer,
just the one shut him up and to get his advice faxed in from Harvard
as to how it to go about the trial. Right, But maybe what
Dershowitz is saying is that had the Brown family contacted Dershowitz, which is a
very arrogant thing to say, he would have been on retainer to not represent
OJ six. I'm as you're talking, though, I'm thinking to myself,
what with OJ and all these the lawyers in the back and forth, where
was the I don't even know the prosecution. I mean, they had what
seemed like a slam dunk with all this. Jason Whitlock talked about that,
he goes, does it seem like they had a slim set. They botched
this case from the beginning, left and right, yes, yes, yeah,
so and and the the DNA. The DNA the way they presented the
DNA went over the jury's head, way over the jury's head. When you
got Cochrane with the cap on saying if it doesn't fit, you must have
quit that connected. The DNA went over their head. And while they were
DNA was legitimate, it didn't. It just there was enough reasonable doubt,
you know. And then and then the defense had all these character witnesses.
They had Michael Bowden, who is the the corner, very famous corner,
very personable, great charisma, Henry funk uh not Henry Funk, Henry Dennis
Funk, Well, he was he was he was the prosecution. Here's the
DNA guy. But they had there was someone else on the defense, Very
Shank was the DNA attorney for O. J. Yes. And then there
was another witness who did blood spattery. I can't for his name. He
was a nation but again another personable charismatic. The prosetitution didn't have anybody like
that, no defense. All of these witnesses in that connected with the jury,
and you know, Joel and Demetrius. She's the reason why OJ won
because Joe Allen was the jury consultant. She helped out the team to pick
the right jerks and when you have a bunch of witnesses that are going to
connect with the jury, that you know you're going to win if you have
a certain jury. She did a great job with jury consultations. So Joel
and Demetrius is like an unsung hero when it comes to that job. Okay,
So we had audio of a former juror who said, you didn't see
what we saw. And there was that whole thing that I was kind of
unaware of at the time that the jury didn't see. When it came to
Mark Furman. You know there was oh yeah, that was inadmissible in court.
And you forget that these people were truly isolated. They couldn't have anything.
So all the articles, all the conjecture, all the TV talk shows,
everything that was going on, they never saw or I would assume maybe
little maybe he saw a headline, but you didn't read the article. Probably,
so I'm I'm thinking like, maybe there was things that we didn't see.
Maybe the because I thought there was a woman. I really did think
there was a woman in one of the documentaries. I might have been the
ESPN thirty for thirty piece that they did where she said, well, this
was payback. I think he did it, but this was playback. You
know, we just had the riots. You had beaten the crap out of
a black man, so we were you know, I was sort of that
was the gist of it. But then hearing this juror that when I was
looking through YouTube stuff, I went, well, maybe, I mean this
guy really talked like, hey, I still believe he didn't do it.
The question I was going to ask earlier is where's al cowing? Yeah,
I mean we did a car. Yeah he's still what he was sitting in
the host. He was sitting right there driving, wasn't he wasn't him driving?
And he's on the phone with the police. You know who I am?
God, damn it. Yeah, come on, Jess. Yeah,
he says, is stupid like that was really funny but but very true.
Everybody knew and he I think OJ probably was. Didn't he have a gun
in the in the car to his head? A legend? Twenty grand and
cash? Yeah, which all goes back to your demeanor thing. I don't
know if the pressure just got to you by that point, Like I gotta
think, here's here would be my theory, Peters. You talk about the
letter. To be a great athlete, you gotta have a short memory,
right, you do? You got a lost You got to turn it off
and go on. Could it be that OJ did this almost blacked it out,
like he forgot and then some days later you realize what you did.
You see the pressure, You're starting to see the consequences of what had happened,
and you just you don't know what to do. And I go back
to the right Bill, and I go back to the murder scene. Ron
Goldman put up a fight. The evidence showed he put up a fight.
OJ has no scratches on him but a nick on his knuckle, and Goldman
put up a fight. He had defensive wounds on him. Did he have
DNA wonders? Okay, but who's DNA? Did they figure out whose it
was? I don't call, I don't recall, but he had there was
defensive wounds on him and has nothing on him except for that nick on his
knuckle. So I it's we'll never know. We're never really gonna know,
all right, So do you think in a way it could have been his
son Jason from the way Jason reacted when the when the Bronco pulled up to
OJ's house, Remember he was going nuts outside the are I don't know that.
That to me, I don't know. Could it be Jason? Yeah?
I mean he was documented he didn't like Nicole. I mean somebody said
he was having an affair with her. I don't believe that, but he
probably somebody somebody's actually done a documentary, say, talking about his infatuation with
her and why they think Jason. I didn't hear that one. Yeah,
wow, Yeah, So okay, there's a documentary on this. Yeah it's
a short one. But yeah, there was like or not documentary, but
like one of those like forty five minutes specials. All right, but they
stretched to an hour for television. How why Jason had a reason to have
the col Could you imagine if OJ all these years cover for his son.
Yeah, I mean I don't. Yeah, I could totally see it.
But I thought, maybe he's gonna say if he said in the letter,
listen, here's what here's the reason why I didn't admit to it. I
did not want to have my young children without a Parent's the only thing I
could think of. Yeah, because they're obviously Jason and or Justin and uh
Sydney City where we're very very young, five and three or eight and five,
I can't remember what it was. But then, but but I thought
I thought that her sister got custody of the kids, at least when they
were little, well, at least while the trial was going on. I
thought she had the kids, Denise or the other one, uh, this
big one, the younger kids, the younger kids, young kids. I
thought that Nicole's sister had them during the trial. Denise Brown. Yeah,
I thought I thought the Browns did their grandparents, and then I think they
changed to Denise, so it's amazing. We're still talking about this because it's
fascinating. It is fascinating. The anniversary is coming up in June. It's
fascinating. Yeah. Okay, so this is the thirtieth anniversary, yes,
yeah, because okay, yeah, because I graduated Fisher. I remember being
on CMF watching we wieled the TV and for the chase. It was a
Friday night. I think I was filling in seven to midnight. We lost
and that was yeah, And I had just graduated from Saint John Fisher and
this is our thirtieth anniversary coming up. Wow, So it was I remember
during this during the trial, I was. I was a senior playing at
Fisher and during practice football practice in the fall on Thursdays, I would wear
a free oj T shirt over my football fans. Away with that today,
but yeah, yep, I was. I was all in I O J
B and intercon yep. Yeah. It's speaking of today, yes, sir,
imagine this happening today with the country as divided as it is. It
was divided then, but we knew less. Yeah, we don't have nearly
as much information. I wonder if we would have a ring doorbell camera that
we could look at to see who. Well, yeah, you know what
I'm saying. Do you think, yeah, someone are you're standing in front
of a condo videotaping the murder and not helping. Well, that's what today.
That's the other thing, right, because you don't want to get involved
in that. The guy slashing and someone. Hopefully someone's calling that one one.
But I think there would be ring doorbell camera. You know. One
of the big problems with the ring doorbell cameras is a lot of people cancel
the subscription, so all you have is like that day's video, but you
can't go back and see. That's where police are running into problems when people
say, hey, I got a ring doorbell, but they canceled the subscription,
so it's not stored on a cloud anywhere that I could go back and
see what it was over the past couple of days. So I mally small
a thirty year anniversary podcast. Bill, I think you know what I'm with
you. I think we really dig deep and try to do a legitimate inside
oj because I would love to talk to Tim Graham and see what's going because
he sat with the guy several times. Yes, I would love to know
what Tim Graham's thoughts were, and what's happening, you know, getting monster
Clark on the Marcia Clark on the show. I'm sure you're the tracker now,
Marcia Clark. I want to talk to start. I want to talk
to Chris Darden. I'd like to talk to Al Collings. Why though he
ain't talking. He's been really tight lipped for thirty years. But that's so
you talk to anybody. He had to sit there driving OJ going, bro,
what happened, don't you think? I mean they showed the scene in
They showed the scene though in the FX series where he like, I think
the didn't Mark milchcol Jamal Warner play al colleagues and he's looking at David Trubber,
who's plague. Robert Kardashian. They opened up the watch. I watched
every episode that four times. I should go back and they take the suit
check and they opened up say, look, choose didn't do it. It
is fascinating and Peter, I'm I'm waiting to see. Man, if that
letter exists, you know it will come out in some point. I would
assume I just don't know what I can predicted. We know what we needed
to psychic have. I know they consulted psychics. What did miss Cleo say
she was big back then? Wasn't she just an actress from l A with
a fake Jamaica? Yeah, got a freak up texamation. I think she
died in jail. How about mistake? Didn't even see a cover of Billy
Peter. Thank you for for the time. And yeah, and uh,
I think it's uh, it's it's fascinating. Hey, Pete, before you
go, who the bills? Who the bills taking? Are they trading up
or what? What are they doing? I think they're trading up. That's
my prediction. They're going to trade up to get one of those top receivers.
I don't think they're gonna get Harrison, but I think they're going to
trade up. I like it. I love it. I'm not equity for
it, but I think you're gonna trade out. They have to with a
guy like Josh Allen. You gotta have a wide receiver, one that's that
has chilled to be number one. Yeah, i'd say Jerry Rice, but
I say Jerry Rice, but there's no Jerry Rice. But you got to
find your Randy boss. Yeah, all right, well this will be very
interesting and we're working on putting some draft stuff together and you'll be at the
draft, correct, I'll be there. So maybe we talked about the atmosphere
and stuff, because I don't know that we'll be on U after the pick
till the next We won't say, is that Thursday? Maybe, so maybe
that Sunday we talked to you when you're back home or whatever about all that.
All right, thank you, Peter. There goes Peter Montemerno. Great
stuff. Just to god. By the way, we tried to get Jeffrey
Tuban on to talk on this show, this podcast. Jeffrey Tuban was the
media guy who covered the trial and he wrote a book that actually, oh
god, he was the one caught jerking off in CNN. Yes, and
he agreed to come on, and then we tried calling him and he he
didn't answer the falls in it. Right before he was during COVID or something.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, we'll try tubing again.
All right, We'll take a moment Race and Randy in the house I
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Yes I am his man, Yes, I am a man. I do
He's gonna start with ki. You had to him. I didn't mean,
but I needed to do. I love it loud and uh you know you
like c loud pipes. You like loud music? Right? Loud women do
really crazy to get going with yelling at your Oh, I gotta be looking
up. I don't know it don't get me started on that. What are
we doing here, Randy? Let's going on in a new expedition. All
the pre shots are lock it up. Randy also has Dave Reuter and bro
D in the house. Let me see if I can get the camera to
get picked up Brody. There we go. So you guys are here to
talk about a TV show that you're working on and what I don't want to
give. I don't know how much you can give away. I don't know
what questions I can ask, not ask, Well you can answer, we
can tell you if we can do. Yeah, right, Well, why
don't you tell us a little bit about the the TV show and where the
idea came from. Well, here's what I'm gonna tell you right now.
It all started with the man Red there, Dave Reuter. So, Reuter,
where are you from, David? I'm from Rhode Island, Okay.
But it started with the Race Wars. Remember that. Remember Race Wars?
Remember the Race Wars used to be up up in Brockport on the airport.
Yeah, at the airport was the vice president along with the whole crew.
Do you live here? I live in Penfield. I lived here in Fairport
for four years. Okay, after my divorce. I've been here twenty two
years. Okay, what brought you to Rochester? A wife? A wife,
child, a child. My daughter is Carra. She's in Nazareth University,
graduated from Penfield High School. Very nice. Nazareth is great. My
mom is nurse. My mom is a nasgarad Yeah. Oh yeah. It's
a great, beautiful school. It really is. I'll tell you what.
Like I went to Fisher. That campus is very crowded. Now, well,
it looks good when you're in there, but it's very credit dazz man.
They spaced it out. It looks great and they remodeled a lot of
it. Is very very happy with the school. She loves the turtles underneath
that they don't Yeah, yeah that they've been then that way since the sixties
when my mom went there. Shout out to her though she made the deans
list. I'm very proud. Good, all right, very good? H
is that you? Is that you or your wife that gets credit for a
dean's less She definitely not him. Don't worry about it. Hey, I
is a copy so you, uh, this is your idea? Well,
I can't say it's my ideas. Like strictly Yeah, a lot of people
have come to put it together. Both of these guys have put in a
tremendous amount of information. Everybody brings something different to the table. But basically,
I have to give this guy right here the line out of it.
How do I want to say it? The concept of it, because you
know, he wants to be about wanted to be about the street racers back
in the day and the families that they come up with. So when you
say street racers back in the day, yeah, also street racers go back
to the old school, the way it used to be. Do you know
the song rev on the Red Line I do not by lou Graham and it
talks for foreigner. Yeah, but Luke, yeah from here and did street
race down on Lake Avenue. We'll play it in a second. But that's
uh, so you did street racing? What age did you start? I
started when I was twenty one, twenty one, started building cars when I
was nineteen. Yeah, got on the street roughly about tw So I've been
on the street probably about thirty two years. Thirty two years of racing on
the street. And so a lot of this stuff is like underground, right,
It isn't really underground. It wasn't brought to foresight for about, you
know, the last six six years or so. So how did you Was
there money you could make? Guys put up money in bet and all that
stuff, right or right? There's always well, was there things like,
hey, listen, we're having a race, three hundred dollars entry fee,
somebody walks out with the pot. Back in the day, it was more
like you're racing for her pride, you know. Now now it's a little
bit about money, which is fine, yeah, But back in the day
it was basically, you know, I beat this guy and uh, nobody
wants to come back in. But it's such an underground thing that you you
traveled around the state, traveled around a lot around last few years. We've
been going everywhere. We've been as far as Iowa to Florida, New York,
the Island, New York Street Outlaws they're in the house. We love
that. Yeah. But yeah, this me and this guy goes every way.
He goes with the dirty dollars all over the place. Shout out to
the tabors, what are the dirty dollars? Basically another racing group that is
pretty much joined with us. So it's like a team. They have their
own team. Yeah. So you've got guys there that are there to just
work on the cars. Somebody's there, the driver, the drivers, the
driver. We all here. Here's the basis. We all work on our
cars. We're not sub letting them out to anybody, right, So the
street guys that we hang out with, we all work on our own stuff.
We got our friends helping us. We got our wives helping us.
We got our sons helping us. The family's all in there, so be
it either on the computer or in the car, working with whatever we need
to fix. We're all there. What do you race? I race the
sixty nine Camaro they call venom. Yeah, venom, it's fairly known out
there. Used to race a fifty seven Chevy Back. What do you have
in it? What's under the hood in that things? And sting three and
a half horse punched out the four ways. I can't say, all right,
that's right. People know the car, they know what's on. Yeah,
Now do you you don't drive these cars to the races? You pull
them? All depends. I'm driving mine. I've been knowing to drive my
car forty five miles. It is what it is, runs on the eighty
five. I can get in and go. I don't have a radio,
but I'm usually listening to the motor, so I don't need the radio,
right, but I can get in. It's got signal lights. But if
you were to go to Long Island, let's say, do you tell it?
Well, I'm about four hours away from Long Island, so yeah,
I'm gonna trailer. I'm gonna tell it. I'm gonnall. Yeah. But
if you come up here, because you're in the Albany area, right,
yes, I'm in the area. So if you come up here, trailer
trailer, yeah, I don't think so. Okay. Now, I do
have another car that could drive ac the whole nine yards. It's on small
tire with steak. They consider a small tire twenty eight ten to five these
days. I have another black Mamba, they call it Black Mama, a
Grand National eighty seven Grand Nash. I could drive it anywhere. I can
raise it as well. Okay, So how fast here to question? Not
just curring? If I want to put out there, well, I'm just
get right. Yeah, you don't want anybody to know your secrets. That
with that, just let you know. He did race on TV against JJ's
JJ to Boss's team. He did race on that show. He was what
was the show? That one was JJ's arm Drop And we went to uh
West Virginia and ended up racing down there a couple of years back. It
must have been about four or five years now, I think. A bunch
of us from five one eight we went down there along with a bunch of
other people from different areas, and you know, I stepped up to the
plate one of the race, JJ's wife ended up racing his wife's second or
third race down. Had a little issue with my car, which never happens,
but it is what it is, and learning experience. But it was
all fun. Yeah, and so now this TV show, who's who's going
to be picking it up? So I grew up with a young lady named
Tony DeAngelo. She's now married and a senior producer Tony d and Tony d
Antonio say that really fast word. And she has her own company. Yes,
she's a veteran producer. Her company and team are out in New York,
Shake the Tree Production. Okay, they'll be promoting and pitching the show
Dismay at the international world famous Kane's Film Market in France. For more information.
She's got ww Shakedtree Productions dot com. Okay, so people could pay.
So there's the right as of right now, there's no discovery or anything
at the moment. This is actually our first time basically coming out to tell
people to talk about it. Yes, because we've a lot of people have
been doubting a lot of people. We just walk by it. We're doing
what we do. We're keeping our mouth shut. Yeah, you should keep
your mouth shut. Yeah, I'm with you on that. Don't don't tell
your ideas, don't tell what's under the hood. No, But like so
so Brody and you guys, if somebody's listening and they want to be part
of this, can they join your teams? Can they come with their own
team? Well yes, because right now we got twenty two confirmed teams in
the so called hat like they can reach out to Brody or I or Randy
they want to be part of this. For the this year, we're gonna
do five events. They're sanctioned roads. We have people that So when we
talked street racing, it used to be underground surround it still is it is.
That's just late night street out there. Yeah, yeah, Yeah,
that's the cool shit. Yeah, that's the cool shit. And then when
you start going legit, well you gotta shut down the road, you gotta
get the But that's what you have to do if you're gonna do TV show.
We don't want I'm fifty nine years old. I'm not running from the
cops. Sorry, these guys don't want to lose their rake. Brodie,
how many times have you had to run from the car? A lot,
A lot. We've moved places all over the place. You ever get caught?
I have not. You have not gotten caught. I've been doing this,
like I said, over thirty years. Yeah, I'm fifty nine.
Okay, So basically I got my cars. I keep my cars. I
want to keep the cars. I've seen people get the cars told yeah,
you get them, got somebody to get them back, You get a bunch
of tickets whatever. So you've been doing this for thirty years. Could you
imagine getting caught doing this as a black man? They would not be kind.
I mean, I don't mean. I mean, let's just say what
it is. I'm with you. Come back in the day prohibition. Yeah,
thirty is where on street racing started. Yes, when they were running
in the boo. Yes, which then became NASCAR. But yeah, I
get it, and yes I get it right, you know, we we
try to do this thing that it don't matter what color you are. You
know it don't see cars, Well you don't. Well I'm saying, folks,
I'm saying, if the cops caught you, well, it's just that
would be like, oh my god, see that that's good that you never
never got caught. But when we got when you take it legit, now
you've got which hounds like a fantastic production team. You've got the whole concept,
but you have to go to places to shut down roads and allow that
what to do Logically, what we do is we hunt for the roads.
We have the teams, each team because this is going to travel into the
next year, because we have some networks that are interested in it. Yes,
our concept, then Tony's taking it to France. If she hits the
France market, that's worldwide. Sure. But basically, well look anything I
mean, even if you went streaming, like let's say a Hulu or Netflix
picks that up. We do have we do have a like no prep outlaw
mafia. They are going to be our video and that dirty dollars they're all
on YouTube. Yeah, so all of them guys. We have pro tree
Kenny Henzel, So who has to do all the editing and stuff for you
guys going to be executive producers and all that is. Brody gonna have to
sit down and spend hours and hours in front of a screen goalenal directors chair.
Yeah, but they basically we're going to depend upon our team to help
and they're gonna cut the film, edit the film. Tony is so talented,
done so many shows. She's got two members of her crew that are
totally into street racing. We're excited to meet them. I did a video
chat with them a few years ago with our ex quote unquote partners. But
you know, these people know what it's about, know where we're going.
But there's nothing like the adrenaline that you feel in a street race and go
into a street race, and we're not going to have that that anxiety of
FIVO. But the thing is, this is about the history of a bit.
This is about the past tense. It's about the cars, the garages,
the fans that follow the cars, mechanics that build the cars, that
don't buy them, they build them. You know, we we want to.
We want to get that gap where the street racers are here and the
cops are here and bring it together and meet in the middle with the politicians
and talk about revenue. Let's get these towns. Let's get these towns camped
up. Let's get these towns getting people to come in there to see what's
around the towns and see what they do. Right. So the closest thing
that I did was last summer down in the Empire Drags. Yes, so,
yeah, Jerry is very cool, and so I'm not really big fan
of I like the road racing. I love watching like the Ferrari and those
kind of races, you know, Walkin's Glenn. I went down for those,
and uh, some of the NASCAR stuff very cool, like the road
races over the ovals. We'm hanging around Randy and he's brought me into his
world a little bit aft all the time. Yeah, so you've got all
that. But then where the winner circle is by the way when you go
left. Randy loves drag racing, and I went down and it was cool
to watch. But then I got invited to go down and drag race,
get behind the wheel, sit by the train, and I go you talk
about adrenaline. The adrenaline I was buzzing for the next day. Dude,
that was the greatest. I hadn't done that. And I've written the driven
the course and stuff. And you can get into a turn coming in at
one hundred and out maybe at eighty. You're not doing what the NASCAR guys
are doing. You know, one ten This was a quarter mile, eighth
mile. It was amazing, amazing. Well back in the day, Back
in the day, we all used to run quarter mile. Yeah, and
that's when like eighth miles when you actually got your planet what in the seat
and you got the other eighth to go. Now it's eighth mile. So
basically you have to be planted and ready to go from the gig go.
Yeah. And not that everybody isn't, but we do safety first as one
of the biggest things. Everybody's got to have their equipment and this is is
this no prep? Yes is no prep? Okay, when you say equipment,
when you say safety, I'm sorry, go ahead, tell me what
that is. Helmet. We got helmets, we got seat belts, we
got fires. Most of us wear our suits. Most of the guys don't.
You don't want to wear it in August. No, you don't put
them in. You want to have it on. You want to have all
your safety equipment on. We try to make sure that everybody's seatbelts or not,
not so much as being like the track where they got to be and
certified certification within a certain number of years, but we know that they're the
right seatbelts to be in the car. Some of us got cages, you
know, that's a safety issue. And then when the cards are all the
crews, everybody's crews know what to do when something happens. Can you do
your own fabrication? ID you do your own fab I don't. I don't
well my own role cage, I do not. I have a gentleman that
helps me, and that's you know, a talented in itself. Yes it
is do a lot of other stuff to the car, about everything else.
But basically I have no no charms or with any any of our friends helping
us, because that's what we're here for. We help them, They help
us, and we all get the cars together. And once we get them
together, we go out and test them. We test, you know,
occasionally with two or three people, two or three cars, and then we
go back to our our everyday life, which is, you know, whatever
working you got to go to the next day. What do you do is
for a gig? Well, unfortunately, well not unfortunately for thirty one years
paying for all this are for thirty one years, I was an insurance adjuster.
I'm tired. You were an insurance adjuster, insurance adjustice. It was
okay, what I don't know what an insurance adjuster does. Well, basically
I was an all insurance adjustice. So I would look at all the wrecks
that somebody got an action. Yeah, and you could tell, oh,
yeah, you knew. I've been doing body work since I was in high
school, so yeah, I know a fender from a quarter. I gotta
tell you. Bondo is a great thing to use. It not just on
cars. I used it on uh. I used it on the back.
I had cedar shakes on the house and I got all cracked and everything.
I'm a coppinger it. I put Bondo in there, sanded it down and
painted it. You couldn't tell it was like good look brand new. It
was beautiful. Jimmy compoundry wall. Yeah, but he didn't tell you that
some of them personal crash cards had it might fit my race. Yeah,
let's get that replaced. I need. Those turbos would not go into my
race. It's all good. Yeah, So how long you've been chasing this
to make it a TV show? So it's been two and a half years
now. Yeah. I've been out there chasing probably for about six years.
I've been all over. I talked to a bunch of people that they know
me very well, people out West, people out in California, whatever.
Yeah, but geologically where we are, we have a disadvantage of weather weather,
yeah exactly. So unless you're willing to travel four days, yeah,
you can't go race every day. So we're trying to bring it to the
forefront where up here. Okay, we got a little bit of snow,
we got a little bit of rain, but we do still street race.
So that's what I've been out there trying to put across the people that upstate
New York does have street racers for real. But you're so this is great.
You've got the production team behind you that's going to pitch your show and
stuff. You've got people to film it and things. But these guys all
make fun of me on the podcast because I say the barrier to entry on
this ship is done. You don't have to you can do it yourself.
I mean I was talking to some TV producers about other things and they said
to me, look, we're visual thinkers. Don't just send us a pilot
idea or script. Shoot it, and you know that's sort of what you
guys are doing. I mean that's what I'm thinking. It's like, and
it's great because it's hard, right you know cars. Do you know how
to film the ship? No? You don't, so that's where you know,
you find the people. But I think this would be a really I
think it would be a really cool thing. We'll take you, both of
you. No, we literally been filming for about two years already. Just
yeah, we got you the shirt. This is Moto Option Apparel. Yeah,
they're on board. They do all my apare Okay. I love his
accent because I couldn't tell it it was Rhode Island. I thought it was
like, I'll tell you right now. The first time I met him,
I was a race wars him and his ex partner. I find his partner.
His next partner was kind of iffy with me all a sudden, somebody
cause who's Wade talking doing? What's race and Randy Man did he make a
b lighting to me? Find me? Right, he could find me.
And we've been talking to you ever since. Yeah, we both are South.
Shout out to the guys out there. Yeah you South. Butler is
a great track. You gotta come out there, right, I have not
been out there, Danny, you've been there. You did the actual first
national anthem for us. Yeah, a little pitchy, but it was okay.
You said, hey, dog, the anthem's hardest thing. Yes,
it is, it really is. You got to start low. He was
down on his knees. But let me tell you, right, just try
to get up off the ground. That was fun. I had to pick
him up. Well, I think this is exciting stuff. I think it's
it's very cool. I see the five eight is down that Pine Plans.
So this is how Appalachia, where I grew up was Pine Plains was a
different area code twelve mile away. Where I grew up was nine one four,
and I had a call long distance. So my parents were getting so
pistol, like you call your buddies or whatever. So they finally put in
because there were no cell phones in the in the eighties, they put in
an They had a call Home America plan, so we had an eight hundred
number that you could call home, which was great because when I went to
college up here, I would call home and prank my little brother, and
I knew my parents were all alone. Again, I can see who they
used to call and do that to the four. But that was how fucking
where is it? Twelve miles away? It was a different area code.
It's like, come on, but that was the five one eight area code
there, And that's I mean, it's just the same way down at eighty
four or five. You know you're not to Yeah, eight four or five
is now where they changed. That's where my mom's and Rhinebeck. Yeah,
so that's safe. Yeah, yeah, so that's the deal. Too far
away? No, And is there racing that happens? There is there any
racing that happens like pine Plains. I'll tell you what, dude, There
were roads we My buddy had a we used to call it the Brown Bomber.
It was a ninety eight oles that his dad was a mechanic. We
used to take that thing. Huh. It was heavy. It was a
big, big, heavy old car. We would take that out and get
it up to about one, ten, one fifteen every day before school on
the flats because there were the flats, and we would fucking fly. But
these roads were like cart paths down there. They're not there, Swear to
God, if you've been down into that apartment, yeah, it's like it's
their cart paths some of these roads. And we would be doing one hundred
and ten, one hundred and twenty miles an hour down these roads. That's
the Yeah, that's the kind of shit that I want to see on the
show, and that kind of area where the road because I think the law
is the trees are supposed to be fifteen feet from the road correct date to
date. I believe me. I remember when I was a kid, I
loved it driving fast. So I worked over in Kingston. I'm coming home
and there was a girl that was a neighbor and she worked there too.
She got on the Taconic State Parkway and I went the back roads. I
was in her driveway leaning against my car by the time she got there because
I was doing like down these cart paths. I had to be doing seventy
five top speed, seventy five coming I mean that in a little Chevy,
Like there's no way and I loved it, loved everything. How I survived,
I don't know what. It was awesome, It was awesome. But
that that's the thing. These street races. You're only on a two lame
broad Yeah, well those are two Yeah you got it. Yeah, you
got to be able to hold that ship too, because you got to know
what you're doing. Yeah, you do. And it decides to get loose,
you just get out of it. Yeah you don't love the race them
another day, that's what we can. Yeah, safety all the way right,
And I've and I always thought too, was that was when I learned
early on, don't lock up the brakes, take your foot off the accelerator.
Let that ship just come down, because when you're going straight. We
had dirt roads, so, h third grade. My brother's in third grade.
I'm eight years older than that, and I pick him up from school
on these dirt roads and I'm flying and I lose it and the cold car
as like a fishtail, spins around. It was fucking awesome, he writes
in his little school journal. My older brother drives like we're in the duke's
a hassar. That teacher called, oh my parents, yeah, and complaint
and not complaint, just said, hey, I think you need to know
blah blah blah safety. I can't read. Yeah, so, uh,
that lady, that teacher and my mom were good friends for a long time.
She just died and my brother called me and goes, hey, did
you forgive her? Finally for a telling. I bet his father want to
know why the door was worn out and through the window because he was climbing
through the window instead of oh my god, my old man had uh the
Pontiac fierro, like, oh my god, just the shittiest How the hell
did you get in that thing? Uh? What do you mean tall?
Well, my dad was taller than me. He was six two, I'm
six one. What do you do pop out through the SI? I don't
know. So I had that car coming from Kingston. I'm flying, I
have them wrong wing stones cranked, I'm flying and I see them light me
up. I was doing flying. I'm going eighty five or something, and
I so badly at the time wanted to just throw my fifty cents at the
toll bridge basket and just go right across the rank Cliff Kings the Riancliff Bridge,
but I didn't. I pulled over and I got the ticket. But
I love driving, so all this stuff really does like appeal to me,
and I'm I would love I hope this show goes huge for you guys.
Well, we we got a show coming up this month, the end of
the month. It's April twenty seventh. We're not saying where it's going to
be. We are not letting public in. This is going to be for
the pilot film in. Yeah, and we're gonna let the well, I
can't say where it is, but a shout out to the people that are
helping us. Yeah. Absolutely, Oh absolutely, because there's gotta be a
lot of permits and things that have to go. Yeah, that's what I
mean. We have something local here, Okay close, but we can't say
we do have a board of directors meeting with one of the town's. Yeah,
and it'll be the eighteenth. Then we'll find out. We'll know are
they going to accept it for the twenty seventh or are we going to be
pushed back in a couple of months and have one of our other events here.
But the whole town love you guys, Thank you. You know where
you are. Yes, blieve the chief dog Catcher, how coordinated? We
love you. We went, we went to go talk to some people and
they heard about Oh yeah, we heard about that. We heard about this,
so they were like, oh yeah, this is gonna be awesome.
You know, well, I think it's great. It kind of puts a
rural town. Is there to say, it puts him on the map.
I love that, and I love the rural aspect of him. Haven't grown
up in that? I love it. Again, asked this question, do
you have the girl coming out to start every race with a flag? No?
No, not that was race was We are not dealing with models.
We do not want drama about drama. We don't want I don't have drama,
hair bikinis. Just talk about a guy's wife. Just got no honey,
no no, no, no, no, no, no, no
no. We got a lady that we can let the flag. She's about
this peg and she's your dog. Catchup. All right, We'll take a
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So Lou Graham. Now Lou has a a lot of classic cars, and
he has him somewhere in the city. He won't say where. I always
wanted to get a tour of his cars and stuff. He's more muscle car
guy, absolutely and then I think he would buy him like he had one
trailer in a couple of years ago from California and on no rust and I
don't think he races anymore. And I don't know what he's doing with him,
but he has Bend of South. Yeah, he has been out a
couple of times. It sounds like a guy wrapped in my heart because I've
got a few classes. Now do you know this song at all? My
god? Hang on? Are you do you ever listen to rock? Because
I was on I was on Picks one o six for a while. I
know you were on Picks one o six for a while. I myself don't
really listen to rock that much, but my wife does. Okay, so
i've heard your show before. Yeah, it was. It was. I
would do weekends and things for I was around the country, but I knew
Picks. And the only reason Picks was a big deal to me was I
was aware of it growing up in Pine Plaine, so I mostly listened out
of Poughkeepsie, but once in a while you could get the Albany stations in
and they had Mason and She and as a morning show. Many many many
years ago. I used to love well you know, that's what happened.
That's what happens. So Race and Randy uh our camera got a little Danny
kicked to go to the bathroom. That's all right, Danny, it's fine,
quick kicking stuff. So Randy, what's happening. Inter First of all,
you're gonna be the guy doing all the commentary on this on TV.
I'll be the TV guy. You'll be the TV guy. I'll be one
to ask interviewing. Like I said, we're gonna interview people and stuff,
and you know, calling the races. And you know, I mean,
Rody's wife's involved. My wife, Tracy is involved. Okay, all right
now, now, now, fellas, this used to be something you did
to get away from the wives and the ladies. What do you mean?
No, what are you talking about? No? Yes, I get it.
I do. I've got my grandkids involved. You ain't old enough to
have grand kids. I wasn't. My grandkids are and it's all good there.
I got ten grandkids in eleventh one coming. Really it preached pregnanty man.
I need to make some money to show up. Please, sponsors,
please help us. I just wonder I you're gonna bring Walker and Texas ranger
in here. So Randy talk to me about So you're gonna be the guy
doing the interview and stuff. You've been known as rac and Randy. How
many years was it? Has he been? Two March Mark of Wit on
March of eight. So we just had the annivers sixteen years, sixteen years
of being racing Randy as we knew it and loving every money. Yes,
So what's happening in the local racing? Then the local racing, It's going
to be interesting this year, especially Land of Legends. Paul does a great
show. Paul does if you listen. If you want to go to a
dirt track, please go to Land of Legends. Go check out what Paul
Goles done. So it's taking a very different animal and racing. Yes it
is. And you've got you know, Justin Harris has been three time track
camping in a row. You got Peter, our friend Peter from Australia.
Yes, I like Peter, Peter Britton. You know he's he's recovering.
He had hurt his finger last year, so I kind of heard him last
year racing giving it to somebody and they broke it up. I don't know
what happened. Probably what he's passing him. And I'll tell you right now,
think about Peter. Yeah, and I hate it when hands them like
something. He'll get a flat tire and he'll start last and there'll be twenty.
There'll be ten last left in the feature's death. Right up, he's
up there in the top two. I mean he is high, wide and
handsome when he's on it run. Let me tell you high wide and handsome
when he's on that run. Look at that. I mean, he is
amazing. And now you got Matt Williamson who has been winning some big money
races out of Canada. Younger guy, he is phenomenal. Got to meet
him last year, never talked to him before. It was Matt Shepherd,
who has been the dirt king around here forever. Great driver, works on
his own cars. He's the master. But Matt Williamson is coming from Canada
every We'll be at Land of Legends now every week because Orange County is not
running every weekend anymore. He's young, he's fast. I got a chance
to meet him, me and my grandson last year because we have the fiftieth
anniversary flag from Dirt Week and got Matt Shepherd to sign it. And he
was okay with it when he signed him do interviews. If you walk away
from the microphone, I have this one like this, talk to me right
that way. That will pick you up. But Matt was really cool.
He was on top of his trailer. Hey Matt, got a flag for
you that came down. He said, to spend time with us like never
met him before, So it's really cool. You got Mike Welch who's a
ten time eleven time track champion, and the little like I call him late
Miles, but it looked like now the cars and the talent that's in the
Sportsman. Of course, your name will be on Timmy Borden's car bill Fight.
It's going to be on your car. He's got a sticker being Mates
going on and I'm on his car. Can I send you that logo?
I did? Yes, you did. He's getting a sticker made. And
you got Nick Cooper who's a sportsman who won his first two racest Sportsmen last
year. For years, been trying so you know, and you take all
those guys the race there for years, Alan Johnson feel so bad for that
Man's has been my hero driving dirt Modi fight since I've heard the name the
first time I ever watched him drive. He won a race. For forty
seven years, he won at least won race. Last year he just didn't
get a race last year. No, last year did not win any But
I tell you right now, Stick he's I'm going to lie right Alan.
If I get it wrong, don't yell me. I think he's like sixty
two or sixty three, still got the touch, and he's and he's my
favorite driver. And I wish Stevie Paine, who raises an outlaw, would
come back to Canadate. He's damn fast. Let me ask Brode because he
says, Randy brings up a guy who's what sixty two or sixty three?
Hasn't lost the touch? You You mentioned at the top that you're fifty nine
years old. Correct, Yeah, I haven't lost a touch either. My
wife, who does he look like Danny? Stop? Who does he look
like Black? Yeah? Who does he look like Will Smith? No?
No, I thought he's why I know? Oh, he looks like Tommy
Lee Joe, Tobby Lee Joe. That's what I'm saying. He looks like
Tommy Lee Jones. He looks like the fugitive. He looks like you do
you ever signed autographs ever. You should just go to l A and walk
around. What I son of a bitch? You should do it. People
people ask me, and I sho, look, I'm this he's a stunt
guy. Yeah sure, he's my uncle. Yeah okay, so you know,
right, you want to come back to my house, we'll see you
know, as long as just sweet good. But Brody has Look, we
watched Tiger Woods the other day. PGA shot the worst everward was he seventeen
over? Yeah that's his worst. Yeah, that's his worst performance in a
seventy two whole tournament. I would say for Tiger, I have said that
Hyundai should take that genesis and put it everywhere because he walked away from an
accident that he could have He should have been dead or at least had his
leg amputated. The fact that he's out there playing is a miracle in and
of itself. Absolutely so. But we've seen you know, I would say
injury more than age. But even age brings things down with as a driver,
do you see some of your skills go or not as quit? I
mean I don't well, I don't, I don't know. I know those
are always just like I'm gonna race the first time every time. Yeah,
I never get you know, two higher comfortable Okay in the car, I'm
always alert, I'm always all right. Just gouggle down. Yeah, but
I'm fifty nine. Yeah, and a lot of people can't keep up with
me. Well, is there wisdom that you think that goes like, you
know, things a little quicker. You've got some things you've picked up over
the years, A lot of things you pick up all but as far as
you know things that you forget, Yeah, it's it's it's like riding a
bike. I'm back in the wheel. The car is either a little faster
or it isn't. Hopefully, I you know, pull a shoot when it
comes down to pull a shoot if I need to. And so you got
to shoot in your car absolutely at safety first. Oh, Southern cars are
pretty damn fast, buddy, I mean tell you they're fast. No ship,
Absolutely, we think about it. You talk about age John Force,
Yeah, but one hundred and fifty six races, he's seventy four years old,
right, Okay, I didn't a funny car eleven thousand. But the
funny cars and stuff are I mean, those are crazy, like I mean,
those are these nitro cars that kind of stuff. I mean, that's
nuts. This is just street car. But I didn't know the street cars
had shoots or shoots. We put shoots almost the yeah cars, Like I
said, safety first, Well sure, you don't know if you got to
come down on a road on a street, right, you're on the public
street. You want to be all the stuff. What is it like when
the shoot comes out? I've never been in a car to like you got
a small headache because it's going to pull you. Yeah, right, you're
first first, right, so it's almost like you got going up in the
plane. Okay, you gotta like a little little little brain park. But
other than that, you're you're ready for it, and you continue doing what
you gotta do. Wow, it's fun. Yeah, I it is fun.
It is that I know that driving that speed in that shorter distance is
a hell of a lot of fun. I also know that Dave Reuter or
aka Tommy Lee Jones A, are you a kickboxer? For real? Yeah?
I get it A long time ago because I'm fifty nine. It was
in War Kickboxing Academy with Donnie Rodriguez shout out God should say, but yeah,
we don't talk about that. You know, I'm done. No,
But did you really do kickbox tournaments and stuff? You want? No tournaments?
No? It was AKA. It wasn't like now the case. Yeah.
Yeah, I'm an old man now. Yeah, I'd rather just carry
a gun. Ye. Did you look like he's still kicking ass? I
try to be mellow. This guy's keeping me under wraps. Yeah, there's
a few things out there. I'd like to tell people, but he's trying
to make me stay. I got the impression that the it's a hair trigger
with you, isn't it. Yeah? I got that. I see it.
I grab a hair all the time. I don't have much left,
bro. But did you do it as a like in events or was this
underground as well? No? This was out there. This was sanctioned long
time ago. We came up and kicked New York Kickboxing Academy's ass. Yeah.
Game a podcast, Russell Wilson, All you boys, what's up?
Wow? Okay, he was a champions. Do you still work out that
you don't do any of the I do push ups and stuff, yeah,
but no, but no kickboxing workout. I'm not saying competing. I have
a bag I've had on the boxing fractions piped through my arms and bags all
my life. Yeah, stay away from it now. But they were going
to have a little boxing thing up here, but it never happened. Yeah,
I wanted to see if that happened, that we would have played part
of that, but just to see how fast people's hands. Do you like
all the adrenaline stuff, don't you? Oh yeah, you're an adrenaline junkie.
What else have you done? Kickboxing? The street, racing? And
you do anything? Did you jump ever? Jump out of planes? No?
No, okay, I didn't know. How do you want to jump
out of a perfectly good air? Why? Didn't know if you were maybe
had military experience behind or anything. Just grew up in the streets, brought
up in group homes. Ah, got it, that's where my accident comes
from. Did a lot of time in Brooklyn growing up and got it.
Shout out to them, got it? What was the group home stuff?
Can you talk about? It was? Uh? Ship life at home?
I was high strung. Sure, they couldn't handle me. They said I
had a high IQ. They sent me away. Brody him strong, Yeah,
a little bit, a little bit. Yeah, so sorry, folks.
Was there a lot of like fights and stuff. As a kid,
I grew up with three other brothers. Yeah, there was fights every day.
Yeah, but I mean when you were in group homes and things fight,
yeah, all the time. But you know, growing up in group
homes and stuff, you learn about everybody has a story, yes, and
there's a lot of shitty stories. Yeah there is right now. And yeah
for the kids out there that how hard did you work to keep the daughter
that's at nas? Oh? My god, you probably couldn't. Yeah,
but you probably went above and beyond to make sure that whatever you went through
she didn't have well she uh, Janice, my ex wife, Yeah,
kept my kid level. But my kid, you know, she's a blessing
to me and she just more like her mother than me. But she's a
spitting image of me. Yeah, this is my daughter. She's not the
spitting image of you. She's beautiful, an ugly fuck look at you.
She is not. She is not tim jump to the wake. That's the
thing. What is wrong with you? I what are you talking about?
Well? That's great, I mean I I think that's that's pretty impressive.
Hey, look, everybody's got you know something. But I think when you've
when you have an experience like you have. You can channel that in the
right way. You go far. Well, you got a good motor,
right, yeah, I do. But you know, it's like you have
a good heart after being through so much stuff, and you give your heart
to people, and you expect that heart to be given back. Yeah it
doesn't, it does. No. Well, the hardest part is that,
like when you start depend on other people for your happiness, they let you
down every time. Oh my god, you just you just can't. And
it's just a human thing. And I get it. Yeah. I could
see you being a guy who wears his heart in the sleeve and probably always
looking at some point, especially as a younger guy, for acceptance and ship.
Yeah. Well, the thing is you want back what you give.
Yeah. Yeah, these guys get back, Yeah they do. So when
Randy, when did you meet him? When did you meet Dave? Was
back when Race Wars was back what two three years ago? So only about
two three years? Yeah, I mean Randy to me is like the salt
of the earth, right, And that's the saying salt of the earth.
A great, huge fan. I used to love when Randy would show up
in my house, stand in my kitchen. They were just talking about things
that were stretching them out. And he used to say my blood pressure.
He did that about ten times in the kitchen once. His whole family great.
They are wonderful. Yes, yes, his whole family great. And
that's what we want. This is a racing You got the racing family,
but we also have our immediate family. Yeah, most racing. So this
will kind of be a show to show you behind the scenes as well,
not just the racing, but how you're teaching everybody about the cars. And
we ever get to see let's say, uh, maybe your your kids or
your grandkids, but in the car racing or not in the ra Yeah,
my son is an amazing person, has his kids. But yeah, he
said, like the boss of the car, nobody touches I got you,
but just your son race. My son does not race, but he wants
to race. We have something for him. Yeah, that's coming up.
So would you will ever have allowed him to do street racing? Oh?
Absolutely, as a kid you would have. I'm all about the cars.
We're all about the cars. My son's about the cars. Yeah. J
is thirty two. Yeah, when he was growing up, he did he
do street racing at all? No, absolutely, he was there with me.
Yeah, don't kill him. And you know with what I do?
You know, and he's he's with my car every time you go out.
He's my number one crew guy. Yeah, so gotcha. Basically, has
he ever been behind the wheel in a race? No, no, no,
no, no no. He maybe pulled my car out of the garage
maybe once or twice. But other than that, that monster's mind. He
wants my fifty seven, which I have pretty for thirty some years. Yeah,
but you know that'd be his when I when I go up to see
the Lord. But other than that, he's not getting behind the wheel.
No. Has he ever wanted to buy his own and do it? Oh,
I say we have something coming from Yeah, yeah, he's already purchase.
Good. That's good. That's all. Well, we'll keep we'll keep
it going in this And his son is the same way. He knows cars
better than probably all of us those every car out there. Yeah, and
he's only twelve. What are what's the average age of the cars in these
street races? Just ask that. Well, you know, right now a
lot of people have what they call the Mustang, the fox bodies, eighty
nine, nineties, whatever they may be. Easier to work on, easier
to work on, and nothing against those cars they're they're lightweight. That's what
everybody runs, and it's all it is what it is. I'm a muscle
type guy. I've got like a sixty nine. I got a fifty seven,
you know, the heavier metal stuff. Yeah, all my cars are
sixty nine except for the one to five seven and the Grand National eighty seven.
But most of my other guys they all have like Chevelle's, they have
Chevelle's have Camaros, all in the seventy ranges and also it all ranges differently.
Everybody likes what they like. Yeah. Well, Randy, as a
mechanic by trade, I feel like the cars today like they kind of design
the car and then tell the engineers, this is the space you have for
the engine, like everything's built before and then oh, by the way,
you know, you got just this little space, figure out how to stack
that engine in there. And I don't know that anybody can anybody work on
cars outside of certified mechanics these days. On modern cars. You know,
as Brodie's talking about the muscle, you can get to that stuff. You
can find the oil pan, you can get you know what I'm saying,
Like, it's much easier to get to now he's complicated, you knowing.
Right now, I've seen some of the stuff, you know, and I've
seen what everybody makes from different you knows, and I open hood and I
go, God, damn, where the hell they put that thing? Now,
you know, I mean there's actual times I have to go look for
an oil filter. Where the hell they put that? Yeah, I mean
you can still do some things, don't get me wrong. You can change
your fields, you can change breaks, so they can do breaks, you
know, but like now know some of the new breaks now they have electronic
career parking breaks, and if you don't turn them off and you go push
that pisson, then you don't know you gotta do to you break that pisson
in that caliber. Now you're spending five six seve hundred dollars for calipers that
you didn't know what you had to do. So you've got to have some
kind of little bit of knowledge, yeah, to know what you're doing.
I mean, spark plugs you can still change. But there's a few cars
out there. The spark plugs we've had problems. So you go and take
them off and they won't come up. So there you're snap. You look
down, there's the rest of the spark plug, and there's part of it
in your pocket, you know. And but like I say, four to,
I tell you right now, I'm going to Ford's gonna hate me for
the care. What the hell they got to say? Four to these hundred
thousand miles park plugs? Screw that sixty thousand, Get them out, get
them out, get them out. I mean you can get them out something.
I've seen them come out a one hundred thousand. But the problem is
if it takes you five six years. Even though they seal them up as
goods they can, stuff can still get down on there. You still got
combustioning for stuff coming up through. And I've seen him break off. And
that's nothing you ever want to do is to go. As soon as you
feel that, your first thing you do is your nuts, think farther than
the known before. But I mean me being a tech for almost forty four
years now, you know it's been you know, I've seen people tell me
the things I've seen change. I mean, you're telling me you could talk
on a phone for computer in your car and do all this. I had
to laugh. At your tense be transmissions. Right, why do we need
tense be transmissions? I have no goddamn fucking idea, but we don't need
them. Six beats was enough. Yeah? What about what about the h
the idea of going electric? How do you feel about that? Oh?
Yeah, just just why I want to sit at and like this, Wait,
what what do you mean? No way, we don't want electric.
No. I've driven some of those cars driven. They're very quiet. Click.
But the thing is, I'm not a Yeah, I want to hear
the muscle. Yeah yeah, but now but now you can the forty one
post lightnings. Yeah, they've got a thing where you can turn the things
to monitor her so it makes noise noise. I saw something on HBO word
Robert Dowdy Junior had one of his trucks turned into electric. But he wanted
that throaty sound. So they really worked. The engineers works hard to recreate
that. But I don't. They have the monitors in the back, and
you have a little computer chip up front. You can make it sound with
what you want. No, what is it? Twenty thousand dollars for frigging
battery? Yeah? Yeah, and they things catch on fire. They can't
put them out. You gotta fucking bury him in the ground. So what
good is that? Well, you've heard about that, Like the hybrids.
There was a story that came through. It came I saw the girl had
bought a twenty sixteen used escape hybrid. She bought it, she paid I
can't remember, she got a loan for it, and all that. She
had it six months the battery went bad. To batteries twenty seven thousand dollars
with labor. She only paid fourteen for the truck. You know, it's
brutal. They got to figure that stuff out. But I mean, I
get the idea of trying to do something you think is better for the planet.
But I'm not convinced. I'm just not. I don't think the batteries
are good. I don't think. I just saw something came out the other
day. Ford's releasing like one hundred and sixty six one fifties finally they've had
that. They fixed, did all kinds of up things to them before they
even released them off their off the Ford assembly line. They also got a
bunch of electric ones they finally fixed too, and they're going to send them
out now. So the mark you're going to see one hundred and you know,
one hundred and seventy thousand trucks come out Ford's head held these places to
get get them fixed up and do different things to them to make sure they're
going to be right before they release them to the thing. So if we
go battery, I'd rather go George Jets and style a stupid non nose cause
noise. He needs to be the announcer for your show now that you need
no noise to be what's the name? Is there a title for it?
Or can you give that out? Absolutely? What is that? What's the
title? David? I know what you want? I say it? Do
you want our What the show would be? American Street Racing, no Prep?
Okay, so I want you to go now American Now, American Street
Racing, no Prep with racing Randy on the mic. This is behind the
wheel. Thanks Dave, just took my job. Thanks, No, I
don't want your job. He just said, it's just the announcements. You
go and you do the stuff, and then he does this, He does
the ball set, standing on the line with the camera and making sure that
Brodie's not beating nobody up. I gotta keep Randy. You know in line,
So Tracey, don't whoop his ass. That's true, that is true.
Anything else fellas we missed South Dakota. I was helped to go to
South Butler. Yeah, yes, we did that. We just did some
more paving. We did the tower out there. We're gonna do a little
more paved less of the year, we spent another forty thousand dollars into the
racetrack. Thank everybody that came out and helped, pitched in all the sponsors
to help us with that. Last year Tracks phenomenal got a our show coming
there May nineteenth, and then as you know, we run the last Sundays
in June, July, August, September. If you come out there,
you can ask Dave dick Wells donular fever. Oh God, the family,
the place is so great. There's just the kids are walking around. There's
so much fun. It's only a tenth mile. You end up in the
corn, but that's the place to be. But with one thing we do
that nobody else does. And I have a sponsor. He gives me hot
wheels, Johnny Lightning cars like that. We hand them out every race.
I bet you I think last year we handed out almost fifteen hundred hot was
we handed out last year to kids and they were given that. They given
me from a sponsor, a couple of sponsors given to me, you know,
so it's something cool. Of course, you know, I got finally
got Tracy out there last year. So she's hooked now all right, I'm
I think I got to get a car, put her in a car.
We actually saw a car. The car went by. She said, I
want that car. We want to talk to the guy who said, hey,
we want this car whenever you sell it. And Terce says, yeah,
we want it. I said, you know, we got to buy
the trailer tool. Wise we've got no place to put the guy damn thing
inside anywhere, so we need the trailer tool. So if we end up
buying that, Carter's probably somewhere, probably pre sixty five and one hundred grand.
We'n have to spend for that, and she wants it, she'll get
it the garage. Look at that, and don't forget about to drive it.
Ye, don't forget about Jerry Empire drag Wa or Buddy Jerry. Remember
he got the street outlaw. No prep kings coming May third, Yeah,
the first it's like two weeks away. Yeah, they're coming. And then
you know he's got that beautiful show we like we went to last year.
Yes, he's got the drags are coming back, Modified funny cars next July
twentieth, that show, as I believe, and I tell you right now,
you want to see somebody to laugh, you gotta watch Bill Moran when
them top fuelers take off. I'll tell you right now. My grandson shot
this best video I've ever seen at their line, the cars going down track.
He's still god damn smiling. He had stopped smiling to that day.
He said the Graphic week gome back mixture. Oh hell yeah we can,
oh hell yeah. All right, Well, it was a pleasure meeting you
guys. Bro. Good luck with everything, Tommy Lee, I love it
looking good, always looking good. Thank you, Race and Randy. You
know, can I say you know where to find me? Buddy? That's
right, that's right. Yeah, I commember the play of sixteen years.
Brayson. Ready, here is South Public trag Way. Come on down for
Dan Marilla, Bhill Moran. We'll see you tomorrow. Know what to do.
I'm talking about TV. Don't do the letter to you start? They
not a dad about in unter state,