A long time ago, when the earth was greeny, there was more kins
of animals than you've ever seen. They'd a little over three where the earth
was being for what the loveliest stut of all was the un called It was
Nick Geese. Nobody knows this Irish Patsies. Nobody knows his sowbody even bet
the music to you don't know. I did not know the sun. It
was Nick Carter, that's right, Irish Dominankan donkey, dad. Let me
tell you something. My grandmother directly look at you, Holy nice, what
happened? Where'd you go next? Jimmy Burkley in here looking phenomenal? So
how about this? My grandmother, when I was a kid, uh believed
that unicorns were real. And then for a while at see in the Barnumoun
Valley circus, they took a goat and fused its horns together and made one,
and they made it so they had a unicorn. And she fucking was
she goes see, she goes see see yeah, and she collected unicorns.
So somehow you're writing your grandma's writing the day book. The Bible talks about
unicorns, but it's related to oxen. Yeah, not there you go like
the mythical one. We are live from ault Connery's where I was yesterday.
I yesterday did twelve hours of drinking. That's mine. She's yeah, you're
turning up me. She's gonna be either two or three. I think she's
let's try her at three. How's that? There? You go? That's
okay. So yesterday I drank. So I took Jordan downtown to go to
the parade. You can just stop there. I drank. We got there,
We got there early, and I went into challengers. I probably had
two Guinness by ten thirty. Then I had another one. So why eleven?
I'm three d I see you guys. We go and have two more.
Now I'm five deep. We do the parade. I'm drinking Jamison and
Ginger. I spill all over myself and he tells me halfway through the preine
that I have a drinking problem. I never said that I had witnesses.
Oh well maybe I did say that is carrying the Irish flag backwards. Yeah,
and so then I so then we leave there, we go, we
eat. I don't think I had any Did I have a Guinness? Yes?
I did? Yes, okay, so any can remember? Yes,
I love it in the can you know why? Oh yeah, yeah,
it tastes better. Yeah, and I have Dad had a couple of guinness
on our end to the table too. We come back here and I drink
and then and then at nine o'clock, I go, that's my al I
had something happened. Then I go, that's my out. I love it.
And I went out here and right in front there was a golf cart
that would drive you around, and they had their little things and it was
a dollar. Now, I started the day with over one hundred dollars cash.
I didn't have any I didn't have a fucking dollar by the time we
walked out of Dinosaur. Yeah, you had no money left, no money
left. I started the day on your wallet. See see nothing right now?
I have plenty of money, yeah, that I could get to,
but I didn't, So I'm building around. I have plenty. I have
a punt of gold underneath. I don't I don't remember smell like that.
I don't mean the sound enough. So I get the golf cart, take
me to the rainbow. The lady says to me, I go, I
don't have any money. She goes, I get in and then she starts
talking to me. She goes, oh my god, oh my god,
you're Bill Moran. Yeah. So we get to so she and her friend
they drive over to Packets Landing where the truck is. And I'm going,
I'm getting an uber anyway, So I call an uber. I talked to
her. She goes, let me take a picture of you want go.
You can't take a picture of just me. You gotta be in it.
So we take a selfie just as my ubers taking a baseball car. Dandy,
if you look like an idiot, I uber home. I'm home on
my couch. By nine thirty six, I started watching this serre. He
said, I don't think I really like called The Gentleman on Netflix. Anybody
see this? I've heard of that. So it's this new one on Netflix
and it's about this aristocrat, and I like. I will tell you that
if I had the ability or a job, I would dress in finery every
day if I could, I would, I would? I do? I
have a really expensive suit, Like I paid more money for the suit than
I've ever paid for clothes ever in my life, probably cumulatively, probably accumulatively,
because I think right now the pants I'm wearing, Like the sweater I'm
wearing it maybe, but that was a gift, so I don't know.
But the pants I'm wearing were like eighteen bucks, right, this suit was
like almost two grand. And I love it except that people I see it
really in it. So it's my motivation to get back. Yeah, I
got three of those. But if I could, but if I could wear
that style'll call I would, So I thought, So this is about an
aristocratic family. Bah blah, Dad dies, the middle Sun gets everything and
he finds out Dad was making five million a year off letting some illegal pot
growers grow. They have fifteen hundred acres in England and grow in there,
and then all this shit goes It's a lot of land, it is because
it's only the size of the skull of Alabama, so square miles, So
they have all that, there's all this, it just goes into killing and
and I go, ah, but I put that on, And of course,
because I'm not fat enough, I went home and I had little salami
bites and crackers and cheese because I like to eat like an aristocrat. And
I laid on my couch and I get a call from my son and he's
whispering into the phone. Now he had been with me. He came here
and I'm telling the story, and I'm sure that people who know him and
love him will listen to this story. They may they may say some stuff
that was nothing bad for him. I don't really know what happened. I
asked him earlier today. He would not elaborate, and he said he didn't
want to discuss it. So I'm just gonna till my side. So there's
a woman that is always very flirtatious with me, and she's nice. I
have p I have absolutely no interest, none whatsoever. I make a mistake.
When I come to molt Coonre's. I usually hang in the back by
the bathrooms. It's a safe way, there's a door out. I never
have to really worry about too much. So Jordan left to go meet buddies,
and then all of a sudden, at like six thirty seven o'clock,
he shows back up. So I wind up talking to this woman, and
then her sister's talking to me, and her sister starts saying this up and
then this is my queue out. You should date my sister. I've met
every guy she's dated, and I don't like any of them, but you
seem pretty cool. Blah blah blah, and I go that's my cue,
Danny. I as I'm about to leave, that woman says to me,
what you're leaving. I was just gonna buy us a drink. I go
out. She says, no, wait, I'm gonna buy a drink.
I go out the back. I go through the kitchen, I go out
in the dining room, and I leave out the front. Left the fucking
back, and I went back through the kids in the Montgomery's and out in
the front. That's what they did. So now I'm home. I get
the cart and the whole story. I told you about the golf coat.
I'm home. I'm on the couch and he's whispering. Dad, you know
those women you told me to stay away from. He goes, well,
they were going to get something to eat, but now the sister's puking and
they want to bring me to your house. And I go, oh lord,
I go absolutely not. I don't want them to know where I live,
because this woman's brazen enough. Did she just show up? In my
mind? Maybe I'm wrong, maybe I'm overstepping. Maybe she'll hear this and
get really angry. I have no fucking idea, and no her do I
kind of care. I was just like, I don't. So now she's
like, I'm just gonna bring you home. So Jordan goes, no,
He goes, she's heading, but she doesn't know where I'm He goes,
listen, I'm not where you live, but I'm near where you live.
So now it's another call comes, goes dad. She doesn't believe that I'm
on the phone with you, and I go, no, it is.
And I said, I'm going to bed. I'll leave the door open,
just come in. And she's like, I'm gonna bring you in, and
he goes, I don't want to. I'm gonna I want to go back
to Fairport. If we're not gonna go eat, I want to go hang
out with my buddies in Fairport. A third call come. I don't know
what the fuck happens. She finally she's saying to him, I'm old enough
to be your mom, and your mom would want me to bring you home
to your dad. And Jordan is Jordan is they all got a little bit
of me. I don't know how much of me is in that guy.
I know one of them's got a lot of me. And a lot drinking
in you I saw yesterday. Okay, So this guy says, he goes,
I had a feeling that she just wanted to see where you live.
And he goes, I didn't think that was cool. I would I said,
I appreciate that a lot. So he went through an old folks home.
Man, So he's he's somewhere right, she's so, I guess she
pulls, pulls over to let her sister puke, and he goes, that's
my exit. He gets out of the car. She starts pulling up next
and reaches out and grabs his wrist, and he takes her hand off her
wrist and goes, lady, leave me the fuck alone. And I go,
oh, please tell me. He didn't say that. He goes,
I might have. He goes, but I just wanted to leave me.
He goes, I want to go back to my buddies. So then he
calls me and I go, where are you? He tells me, Or
I go go into this place, call an uber and if you want to
go back and you're gonna stay with your body, stay with your buddy,
that's fine, or come here, but take an uber. Do not walk.
Do not walk from where you are to where you want to be.
And so that was so today I said to him, what was going on?
What was she saying? And he says, oh, she's uh,
she was asking me all kinds of questions about you. She's getting personal.
And I said, like what she wanted to know? I said, was
it about am I dating someone? It? He goes, I don't want
to talk about it. I don't want to talk about it now. The
thing is like, I am not dated. I have not dated. I
would never even tell my kids if I did. It's not any really any
of their business. And it's not do you understand saying like and I don't
mean it like that. It's just like there's nothing of significance. I have
an agreement my my boys are. When some of my boys are older,
some are still under the agreement that unless I was dating somebody and intending to
marry them, I really wouldn't talk about it with the boys. Well,
I'm not even dating anybody. What's going on? Dan Clifford from Thirsties,
how do you say? Pat? He said, so he's got a good
gripp Yeah. So I was uh, first drawn working man's hands. I
was like, I was like, uh, I I don't know. The
whole thing sounds weird, but I just I wasn't. She's an attracting woman,
lovely person. I just you're not. You're not. I'm not there,
and I don't tell you. I don't want to and I don't want
to. So I thought leaving was there? How Jordan got sucked? I
go, buddy, how did you end up in their car? He goes.
They said they were going to eat. He goes, and I thought,
I'll eat with them if they're going to eat, and then I'll go
meet my buddies. Yeah, it was a traportex. I guess he did
because I go. He goes, Dad, I should have listened to you.
You were right there, and I said, I don't know if there
are anything. It sounds like they were looking out for you. That's what
it does. It does sound like that. But so I was half joking
when I sent you texting, who is gonna come true? So it is
just so uncomfortable. So we have a letter writer and now we have a
quasi stalker. Well, now here's the other thing. Hang on hanging.
I know this person would probably be upset that that was the call. I
think when I heard his story today I go. I think she was probably
trying to look out for us, yeah, and be nice and make sure
that he got home safely, as a mom would for a kid. Right.
But I feel like even with that, there was still an ulterior motive
in some way. And I don't want to be sitting out of my deck
one day and all of a sudden, see you pull up. I just
don't, yeah, just because I don't want to have to have that uncomfortable
thing, like hey, it's like, you know, man, that ain't
cool. Now. That may never have happened. I don't know, it
may never ever ever have happened. But I was just never gonna I was
never gonna make a chance. I had a buddy boy worked with the radio,
Brad Davies, and he had a dog. Yeah. So the neighbor
had a hot had the hots for him, and she had a dog.
So when he would go let his dog out on a chain to go to
the bathroom, she would purposely let her dog out and let the dogs purposely
get tangled up to try to get closer to him, to try to get
one of those like movie makeout scenes. And he's like, honey, I'm
not having it, and she would try to do this repeatedly, so he
had to sneak away to get his dog to take a leak so she wouldn't
come out and try to like get the dogs tangled up. Can you believe
that? Yes? Yes, women do that stuff now you No, I'm
not. Here's the thing is again, nice person, I sound like an
asshole. I do. I do. I bathed a little bit. No,
no, no, no, woman's perspective. No no, no.
I think she was trying to pull that up. I had a mommy cause
a mommy cart. I can help take care of your son. Yes,
yes, I got very nervous with that. I was like, yeah,
I'm not very sure so that that was my you know, my only thing.
I don't Yeah, I didn't like that. No, I mean,
you gotta be you gotta look out for number one at all times. Well,
here's the thing is, like I I right now, there's so many
things happening with what we're doing here. We know, and I'm trying to
make things go. There's gonna be something that will make some noise in a
I shouldn't say too much. I'm thinking it's a conspiracy theory that I have.
What is the conspiracy theory that you know. I have a theory.
There we go. I have a theory. I ran it by Beth yesterday
and she thinks I'm nuts. Okay, I think. I think that there
is a conspiracy against decaf coffee drinkers in Rochester. Why because the coffee trying
to make ways cold. They want you to drink hot coffee, regular coffee
to get you all hot died, don't take more pills. I don't know
why, but there is there is a I believe in California there's a bill
to outlaw decaf coffee. What I believe in California, I have a heart
attack. There is a bill to outlaw deepop crocks like walking down the street.
That's my point. I have one yesterday. Why do you think they
up my dose of de beta blockers Because esterday, I have to say I
was I wasn't sure what to think of what the brave was gonna be.
I had a blast. Oh gosh, that that I had, that I
had that I loved it. I've never been in a parade before. She
was a parade expert. She was in band and she's a music person,
so she like knows what she's doing. Although I think she gave the cups
away a little too quickly, and then Tom Ferris had to tell Okay,
you gotta ease up on the cup giving aways, and then all of a
sudden she ended up with like a surplus of cups at the end. So
she went from giving away every cup to not giving away enough. And I'm
like, you know, California, is you make those whole? Aluise Reis
proposed new legislation that would expressly prohibit a person or entity from mathelene chloride in
the process of decaffeinating coffee, starting in twenty twenty seven. All right,
so it's in the process. I don't know what that means because it's like
kills the environment. I don't know. I don't know. I thought they
were trying to outlaw decaf coffee, but maybe the way they do it is
they're not going there. Maybe here's the thing. The last three decafs I've
ordered in a drive through and three different places, different locations, two different
chains. You know what they are. They've always been cold. They've been
cold, cold decalf and Beth goes, yeah, because not many people drink
decaff. Andy, I replace the coffee, and I said, yeah,
but if you go to this one place that you know where like the former
Buffalo Saber died in a car accident, they replace their coffee supposedly every twenty
minutes with a new pot. Right, So I'm thinking they don't want you
drinking DCAF anymore. They just want you drinking regular Okay, I don't know
what I'm saying. When you bring your car get to the studio every other
night, they have this thing called microwavy push one, zero, zero and
right. But then like the stuff inside the cup that keeps the cup from
deteriorating from the coffee, the plastic particles you get in the coffee, you
can kill you. Coffee comes in the studio plastic micro plastics. I'm telling
you, I believe. I believe everything you're saying, but I also think
that some of it you're starting to overthink and you're going to drive yourself nuts
or your wife notts going to I think you're going to I think you're gonna
throw church policy. She's all set, all right? Is that true?
Policy? All right? I do have to thank you in the prejus day
for holding my flag for about five or six minutes. Well, I had
to make a quick cut. Oh yeah at mains. Yes, I had
to make a preass Oh really in the parade. Oh wow, well you
handled that pretty well. I didn't even know as you're going, well,
how I rolled Dan. We're live where we get that float at Mount Connery's.
The buddy of mine is here meeting his girlfriend's parents for the first time
right now as we speak. As we speak, wow, I met his
girlfriend's parents. It's a fairly new relationship. Yes, and came here.
I'll s Patrick's Day. Yes, they did St. Patrick's Day, and
I'll tell you off Mike who it is that. You can even look over
and see the awkwardness. But it's right in our purview. So we'll get
to watch all that, all right, we will take them moment, Greg
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pipe. Suppipe suck fungl. This is always one of the saddest Irish songs.
I shouldn't have played it, but it's Saint Patrick's Day. It was
always a big one. Saint Patrick's Day was a huge deal in my house
as a child, and I was always embarrassed. And my younger brother fucking
ate it up. He went to school with an Irish I had a slit
spoton. He loved this. Kevin would get all into it. I was
almost embarrassed. My parents would have green beer, green everything. They were
green. But my grandfather every Sunday and his backyard it was Irish music.
And then one in the summertime. Everything there was one of these stations that
just on Sunday sometimes around here, I think they have Italian music and things.
He would he loved it, so I remember getting just it was after
a while. Some of the Irish music is I'm sorry, it's a little
I love Danny Boy, but yeah, come on man, but Nanny Boys
a little sick. So he would play you know the one we started with
the humpy back Camel's and long neck geese and all yeah, and then he
he goes inside. So I popped in on YouTube tape. I it was
Irish music. He didn't he didn't take kindly do that at all. He
did not take kindly. We are at Mount Conery's Saint Patrick's Day. The
place is packed. It's awesome. Sobered up from this, and I got
drunk twice yesterday. Well the weird part is great. I haven't drank from
because I got down there concerned about parking. Jordan and I were in Sallengers
by ten am having a guinness. Oh shit, ten am. I didn't
realize you guys got there at that tenet. I just wasn't sure. I
wasn't working out ayah not Christmas morning where the kids get up real over.
Yeah, press really forgetness. Yeah, hey, I know when you were
going to do that. I would have worked out earlier and then going I
went for a run. I went for a run and then I came back
and the problem was the run hit me when I got to Temple, I
had to use the bathroom and then we came here. But I drank from
for almost I mean ten to nine pm. Yeah, I got not,
I mean just steady, not hammered, but I uber didn't. My favorite
part was you saying there's no drinking in the parade and then roll up with
a handle in his hand. Well, technically there's no drinking in the parade.
You just can't let them know, right, that's all. Well,
I want to make sure that we had enough. I wanted to make sure
that we had enough for the refreshments in nourishment for everybody that was walking in
the parade. Us. So if you were asking you for your cup,
You're like, I can't it's full. Yeah. They're like, yeah,
yeah, somebody wanted the cup. I was drinking out of them and I
was like, yeah, I can't crank. Gave it an eight year old,
the nice class water, an adult water. It was an adult water.
The best was at the end where they dumped the gatorade and vodkon you
for a very successful parade. I thank you for yesterday. That was a
blast. You know, it was a little I was a little trepidation about
getting in there. I wasn't sure about that. I had a freaking glass.
Yeah, I really. That's one for me. One of my favorite
events in Rochester all year. You know, you have the different festivals and
whatnot, but that parade and walking in the parade is a whole different experience.
And walking through the you know East ab and then down through Main Street
and the weather was so perfect yesterday, it was and the other thing I
like about is that where our position is in the parade, we get done
and we can go to Dinosaur. Yeah, get to get the early,
get there out of before the gas mad rushing the crowd. Another there wasn't
a huge crowd, but we have there, always had to wait hours wait,
say Patrick said, because we would be so deep in the parade.
And we were, and we were a group of ten. Yeah that went
eight. I mean they got that table a ready in a hurry normally Yeah,
ten Dinosaur. They're like, yeah, we'll see them two hours.
Yeah, you like Flash the East he passed. We're all said, I
went to take a leak and you guys were coming him like, what the
hell? There was our parade float? Yeah that was that was That was
an absolute blast blast. And then then coming here hanging out with you yesterday.
Oh yeah, Conrie, that was fun. Last night. All of
a sudden, Greg's goes, my kid is ordered a pizza from Tk's and
he goes, I'm not coming out to get you again, so she better
be ready. I was telling selling these guys a story off Mike is that
I get home and I want to spend more time with Luke and Saint Patti's
day and he's playing in Vita game, so he put a movie in.
I sit down on the couch after having my piece of pizza. I don't
think I was awake for five minutes. Oh yeah, I was. I
was out like a light. Yeah, and then I woke up by two
thirty in the morning, completely disorients into where the hell I was. I
was like, holy shit, did I get really locked up? Let me
ask you something. When you drink like that. I woke up on my
couch at one o'clock in the morning, and then I do this weird thing
called a flu bomb, and I do it every night. It's I take
ginger and I squeeze it through a garlic press, the actual ginger root.
I get like a cheese spoon of that. I threw an entire garlic cloth.
I do half a lemon, caihenne, pepper, honey, warm water.
I stirred up and I shoot it down. I've been doing it,
and I gotta tell you, I think it's held my blood pressure. I'm
not kidding. I've never heard of that. Yeah, so I've never heard
of it. I've been doing that for since the beginning of February. So
you do that when you drink, or just every every night, every night
really, So at one o'clock in the morning, I got up, I
did that. I went to bed and I was I was sleeping and I
was having dreams. But then I would wake up and I would wake up
panicking. I have such paranoia when I don't know what it is. It's
like, do you have an edible No, it's like a anxiety, like
when instead of a hangover, like I get anxious. My heart was beating
fast. I was all worried. I'm like getting all my I'm getting myself
stressed out about doing this today. I'm like, ohing, I'm not I'm
not prepared, I'm not ready. I didn't do this, I didn't do
that. I wasted yesterday. I'm like getting mad at myself. It's three
o'clock in the morning. I'm waking up. I'm getting mad at my shelf
for drinking all day because I'm like, I had this to do with not
to do, and I should have done this and I should have edited this.
I and I'm like, what is that? Well, I know that
is like that feeling, because I mean, I do it with work.
What is that. It's like I've never had that. It's a I panic
so panic. Well, I think what the biggest difference is that you own
this. Now this is all on you. Yeah, it is the preparation.
Everything you have to do is all on you. And so now you
have that before you know, I got to do my prep, but I
show everybody else has to take care of. Yes, now you've got to
do the whole thing, whole thing, and and subconsciously you think about it.
I think about it. It's like, you know, I got shit
to do today, but I'm like a saint. Patrick's say, I've got
like twenty five phone calls I got to make for my clients. And I
was like, I want to go Luke. I wanted to come to brunch
with Luke. Yeah, yeah, yeah, And he's like, yeah,
I'm going to no brunch for me. And then you said, yeah,
we're going to do the podcast here. I was like, all right,
Luke Yetta drove me back to about five o'clock. He gets home to get
his where's that fuller? Five o five because hey, hey, you're ready
for court this week. It's like it's unbelievable. I was having anxiety and
like my heart would be racing. Then I would drift back off to sleep
and I wake up again. I have hardly slept. God damn. I
got up this morning and I did my finally, like I peeled myself out
of bed night. Was supposed to meet Damien then go over to Thirst season
all this and set up by nine o'clock in the morning. I ain't doing
that. I'm just not. I was frustrated with well, yes, we
were with Doll Dan Clifford, the owner is actually here right earlier. Yeah,
and then Jimmy Murkley is his brother in law. Jimmy was here.
Now Jimmy's been doing so Jimmy lost a ton of weight, Yes, and
I got it. I have to. Damien came up to me and told
me you're the fattest I've ever seen you, and I would have to agree
that I am. He said that every time he season he does. But
he's not wrong. And I've been running and jogging and all this stuff.
But Jimmy's been doing he as a cold plunge. Now I've been getting in
the cold, cold shower. You hear about this ship the cold shower for
I don't know that he's working out from what I understand, he's cut back
on eating a little bit, you know, change his diet, and he's
been doing cold plunge to sauna, back to cold plunge. I have never
heard of it. So the idea is that you build you develop these heat
shock proteins in your body. Right, And they say nothing melts fat like
ice cold water. So they say, if you try to get a leather
X relationship, you're absolutely right. Look at look at the look at the
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develop your metabolism and also raises your testosterone levels. It helps you burn more
fat after he talks about it, increase your tests levels when as a guy,
you go into that cold plunge and your freaking nuts go up to your
throat. That's why I don't know it down for him, I don't do
I don't do the cold punch. I don't have a cold punch. I
do a freezing cold shower. I know you did. I have the Tobata
thing, and I'm a minute thirty six right now, and that's about as
long as I can go, and that's a lot. I make sure I
get my head soaked by at eleven minutes, eleven minutes a week, eleven
minutes a week. En he says he's hope the closure. Jimmy just told
me he's six minutes in a cold punch hold. That's a lot, Yeah,
that's a lot. Is he's talking to three and then twenty in the
sun and I don't know. We need to find him and get the answer.
He's around somewhere. He might have moved towards the back, but we'll
see if we can get him out. Next segment. And I want to
get the guy from Ireland who's on the radio in Ireland, and there's always
one yes, yeah, there's two things. You could cut out and say
Patrick's day. Every authentic Irish been telling you, Oh, I'm from Ireland,
I'm real Irish. Well, and then these guys are real Iris.
I know. It's like from Ireland. I was in you were in Dublin,
so you and you're and you're Irish right. And my dad, my
dad was one hundred percent Irish, or he would say every Irishman is a
part English, so he was ninety seven percent Irish. Yeah. My mom
is did the ancestry. She's ninety nine percent Irish and one shit and one
percent like Northern European Scandinavia, which would be the Vikings came in. Yeah,
Mike father could get Irish citizenship no shit, yes, and if she
did then we could get it as well for duel. But people say the
taxes are Panama asked to figure out. I don't know anything about it.
I know nothing. Could be part of the Olympic Bob fled. Yeah,
I loved my time in Dublin. It was fantastic. I'd love to go
back, but it was this was October. It was still freaking cold.
Yes, I mean it was beautiful in the sense that the landscape was great
and the people were phenomenal. But it's even It's not as cold as he
gets in Russia in February and January, but it was, you know,
they had a little bite to it. So this guy said he was watching
a live cam of a pub that his buddy hons in Dublin, and he
goes, it was shoulder to show. Yeah, they don't usually Saint Patrick's
Day from what I remember, I'm Araback. I'm fifty two. So let's
say you're sort of cognizant of what's happened in at ten. This was a
high holy day, Saint Patrick's Day, and Saint Patrick was known for not
just bringing Christianianity, but really they will credit the Irish and more Saint Patrick
to saving civilization because when the Roman Empire came through and burned everything in Europe,
they had the learning and the education and the poetry and all the kids
of gab and all that stuff in the storytelling was Irish and that's like we're
going to the fifteenth century, but you know after that. I mean,
I also think you could probably say this about every ethnic group anywhere, but
I always go man, some of the toughest people. My great grandmother came
over. She was nine, and she was somewhat of an indentured service,
obviously not servant. She would wash clothes for a family, and they put
her up in at nine. Could you imagine letting your mom and dad at
fucking nine? Could you imagine let your kid leave it? Not? No,
That's what I'm saying. I'm having a tough time adjusting to Will being
at Penn State and now Luke graduating high school going to college. Right,
I had advice. I had to get two dogs used to deal with that.
But this is what I'm saying. But it was the potato famine.
There was no right you had. That's when my grandfather and his family came
over and turned a potato family. Yeah, and nine is Brady. Nine
is Brady. Could you imagine that God like I can't imagine at fourteen days
sending my son. I'm like, holy shit when you think about that,
it's fucking amazing. And but they're not. It's not exclusive to the Irish
battalions probably did the same thing we see it now. You know the ezy
countries everywhere. My grandmother didn't have a child, and she was like making
bread at five years old, bounding. Her father would sit there with like
his watch and time her beating the bread, beating the dull five straight minutes.
That was training for raising kids. And that we said us eating Dan.
But you were talking about your family traditions. You know. For us,
Saint Patrick's Day started off the day and this is when I was five
six years old. Church, first thing in the morning in church. Yes,
you wouldn't even know Saint Patrick's Eve. No matter what. No other
weekday, whether it was Sunday or two Thursday, was always church. It
was you go to Mass, and then after Mass you went and you had
your brunch, and the adults were always drinking beer and having eggs and ham,
and then you went to somebody else's house and there was more beer.
And yeah, I mean that's just the way it was. That is that
that is more of the tradition. And I think that it's been somewhat commercialized
over in Dublin now. And Dublin's looking they'll pay you ten grand to move
to the city. They're looking for equity and a lot of TV shows are
being shot over there. I didn't know this The Floor. There was a
guy from Conna, Dagla, who's on this Fox game show The Floor.
They shot it in Dublin. No kid, Yeah, I mean, I
love Dublin. I thought Dublin was great. It wasn't what I expected.
It's city, but it's not like this crazy New York or you know.
For me, Dublin was more reflective of like a more modern Rotchet than it
was any larger mentralitsan city like Chicago or New York or Boston, and it
was much more you know, neighborhood. I mean the buildings you don't have
like forty foot you know, forty four skyscrapers. It was all much more.
It's like Green Bay. I've never been to Green Bay. Yeah,
I mean it was great. I would go back into heartbeat. Yeah.
Now, since you're here and you are over on that trip for the Bills.
What is a move in the NFL that I'm questioning. I'm sure you
have thoughts on it. Justin Fields to the Steelers after they just got Russell
Wilson seems like an odd I'm going, what are they creating a competition Kenny
Pickett now with the Eagles, So I'm knowing what is going on with quarterback
there, and then I'm hearing like they'll have different they'll have different packages where
maybe Justin goes in and I know that to me is such a confusing foot
of guys. I don't know. I'm sure it gives sessions to them,
having them learned from Russell to be their quarterback in the future. That makes
sense. That's exactly what that is. This is really just a training probably
two or three years left that one. No, he's got one to two
at most in my opinion. Okay, the one thing about the Steelers is
that if you want to get a quarterback in the NFL, you almost have
to be awful. Yeah, right, so you could draft early. And
by the way, other than a couple of years ago, most drafts,
most of the quarterbacks suck. Even the good ones end up sucking. So
you really got to nail it. But Tomlin has never had the Steelers the
coach the sub five under record, so the Steelers are always competitive, so
they have to reload. So the idea is, Okay, Russ will be
our quarterback for now. Justin will Okay, he's gonna learn an offense underneath
Russ to have packages for him. But they think they can mold him under
Russ, and Russ has welcomed him with open arms, said hey kid,
great to have you in the quarterback room. Let's go because they both have
something to prove and they gave up absolutely nothing for him. You have the
same six round. Yeah, and if he plays, if he plays,
it becomes a fourth round. Is that kid? Is he bad? I
thought he had the game? Is the game goes on? He gets worst
coaching? Who justin Field? Yes? Okay? Well, and when you
look like when you look at Russell Wilson, you know, in terms of
what had he had some decent games this year. Seriously, Well, yeah,
damn it. I wasn't gonna be the dick this time. This time,
anybody's got, I mean, I see, I see Wilson. Wilson's
probably got. Wilson has a lot to prove. You know, Hall of
Fame career. He did. He was at Denver. He sucked horrible and
he did that first year. But I thought this year there were some moments,
well there were moments, but when you're a Hall of Famer, I
mean that you're the best of the best. You know, we didn't really
have that. Him going to Pittsburgh and the Tom Wins system and you got
Ben Roethlisberger, that whole mindset. It gives it. It gives Russell Wilson
opportunity to rebuild his legacy. But it's gonna be a year or two years,
and that's what it's gonna be. Got the fact that Peyton had no
want to deal with Russell Wilson. So Sean Payne that coach, Yeah,
yeah, he's a offensive guru. If he can't get you to play,
yeah, he's gone to most of us. But here's the question I always
have is as a coach, if you're and you'll know this you coach,
and certainly you'll coach even in your business, right, it isn't your job
sometimes to see it and adjust the things to fit the strengths of the person
especially in athletics. Yeah, well there is instead of making them fit your
system, your system should fit them depending on who you get. Well,
there's an adaption that you go through that. But but I think when you
look at it, when you're in a business or you're on a team,
you have a personality and either the personality fits with the team or it doesn't.
So for me, it's as much you adjust to their skill set.
But what you can't adjust is the leadership, the culture within the leadership.
And so if he comes in, he doesn't have that same mindset as everybody
else. And from the reports that I've heard, Russell Wilson did not have
that that at kumbay A. I'm on the team in Denver, it was
very arms length, it was very He had his own office, so he
had his own I'm not choking. He had his own office. And Payden
comes and says, no, your office is your locker. Yeah, you
gotta stop kissing babies, he told him, and just play football and Russ
but I mean the jokers. The knock on Russ was that Marshaun Lynchen and
Richard Sherman said in Seattle that if they wanted to call him, they had
to go through his agents or his handler. He couldn't They couldn't call him.
And Russell even gave again this is all. I don't know his personally,
but from what I heard is that he wouldn't give autographs. If you
want an autograph, you had to put it in a box or in a
in a designated area in his locker. I need a locker for that.
And I mean, you don't build that all together. Oh we like a
guy who's just a guy. Now, like what's great about Tomlin? Tomlin
doesn't give a ship. Russell Wilson comes in and Tom's gonna say, f
you, this is my team. Yeah, you're doing it my way.
They lost. Wonder if Russ will do better in the system like that and
and and some of the humbling. Yeah, now he doesn't have a choice.
Oh yeah, yeah, well you know, And this is this is
when you look, when you get older and you've had success, Yes,
you have to adapt or you die. And he's either going to adapt or
he's gonna die, right, He's just gonna dwindle on the vine. And
that's why they got feel as well, is that now he was a guy
that had Hall of fame. I think Russell Wilson was Hall of Fame.
And that's when he's he's cluching, you can't you can't play, you can't
play your hall of fame. You can't play yourself. Oh, I wonder,
I don't think you can do that. That's a fair argument, Danny,
But I feel like that really hurt his Like I said, well,
once you come out of the league for ten years and then they just put
your stats up and you got Hall of Fame stats, you can you can,
you can massage that in. But you know, I look at Russell
Wilson as the exact opposite of Brady. Yes, right, Brady went to
Tampa and then won, and Wilson goes to Denver and blew it. Yeah
you lost it. Yeah, And so it's kind of like, you know,
you had two different mentalities to ways of going about it. Brady was
a much bigger star than than Russell Wilson. But Brady went in the Tampa
and embrace the entire city, the entire team, he embedded his culture and
what he did his work I think in with the team. Yes, and
he fit perfectly. Russell seemed to do the exact obvious. Really interesting.
My younger brother is a huge Steelers fan. Yes, I can't stand the
steel I mean all the same, he's a huge Steelers fan. And I
looked at it and I was like, all right, you know what,
this is either gonna work, it's gonna be a catastrophic failure. And Mike
Floer is already a part that they're planning to sign him a longer term deal
after twenty twenty four. So who Russ Ross? Yeah? Well they're only
paying what one point two million? I mean that's like, I mean,
which sounds they're paying the league league one point new million? I mean Denver's
pay partying. We're going as the Biggs fan, the Patriots fan. I
was hoping that New Englan would make that move. Yeah, what do you
got to lose some million and a half? You don't, you know,
do the NFL? You don't. That's a good poet month to think.
Shit, we signed mister Bisky for I think that same price. Yeah,
yeah, yep, right East the back of right, this is your starter.
Yeah, yeah, and no no, but it's the Denver deal and
they're still paying them. I don't even know what the money is ridiculous.
Yeah, they're paying them a ton of money. But I mean it's a
hedge. It's a Shining Fields is a hedge against Wilson. All Right,
we'll take them all. We'll see if Murk we can tell us a little
bit more about the cold plunge. We'll see if they tell those at Costco
they do. Yeah, but you have to here's the tricky part. You
gotta find the ice cold water. You got to keep it cold. I
mean you you just you just getting an old freezer, one of those chest
freezers. Yeah right, turn it on, just don't leave it on too
long. Of the frozen solid black eyes. Just wait right there, you
know, like the you know, like the freezers you're putting your in your
in your hear saying hook that up as a generate. I will fill that
up. Yeah, what I'd be afraid of getting the electric dude, Yeah,
the fucker. See. Yes, I wouldn't do it. I wouldn't
do it. I don't just like on in my freaking spot and the wind
time without it being ninety all right, we'll take a moment. It is
a wonderful Saint Patrick's say. If you're watching this, come on down.
Well, we'll grab you out. We'll put you on a mike if you
can hang out, and we'll do all that. I was to the camera,
come on down. Oh I didn't know I heard you, Chicken Green,
I stole Kevin's talk. I stole your job, bitch, I did
Hey, I ran half of them for anyways, taken right, all right,
that is true. It was funny. All right, we will get
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in the sphere. He went to see how about this in Vegas? In
Vegas? That show I've ever seen? That is? Oh yeah, by
far the best show ever. That's amazing. Uh so Jimmy Murkley. But
Jimmy looks like he's added fifteen years to his life. You don't even look
like the same guy. Have you seen Jimmy? And I said no,
I haven't. She goes you got you won't recognize him. He's doing the
cold plunge hot sauna cold plunge thing. Is this true? Love it?
Love it? Well so much, not so much of the sauna. Yeah,
but I love the songs. What is it hooked? How do you
keep it cold? Well, it's a there's a filter system there. But
I'm telling you it's a game changer. Have you stopped drinking beer as well?
No? No, no, you're saying you're drinking that's crazy. This
guy is a is a he's a specimen. And especially he looks great,
you know, I think. But Jimmy, I'm like, I go,
holy shit, are you working out as well? You work out? But
the cold line A buddy of mine, Clark MacArthur, who was a an
HL guy, and he's because it's it will reduce your all your bad ship
right, like all the like your your your you're all those toxins or like
visceral fat and ship. You know the medical but your your heart rate everything.
I couldn't. I didn't believe it. I'm like, okay, bullshit,
bullshit. And I'm like and he was like, he's like, I
did all the research. He did it, and he's like, your heart
rate, your blood pressure. Know what, I'll do it because I love
drinking booze and I'm gonna do it. It's gonna he goes, it'll increase
he goes ten years to your life, like, fuck off, Like what
maybe it will? Yeah, And so my wife didn't like, I'm like,
so I bought a I bought a forty five, got to get the
ship bore. I'm like, is gonna meet in your backyard? Is it
in there? Rock? Is it in your bathroom? No? They say
I put it in my basement because it said it's it's got to support about
a thousand gallons. Oh yeah, like the the I know that. The
sauna. I have a portable sauna at home. Beth got me right.
You're sitting there for twenty minutes. If you do it four or five days
a week, it lowers your all cause mortality by fifty percent. That's just
that's just the sauna, dude. The cold puns. Now, the cold
puns though, actually adding years to your life because I had birth, It's
true. Like, so I'm it as soon as you get everyone said it's
gotta be under like forty eight degrees. So I'm like, on your forty
eight degrees and then yeah, I can't be six minutes. After six minutes,
they say, nothing happens. It's not as to a pool, and
the pool is seventy degrees and my nuts are in my throat. I can't
imagine being what's in there for a minute. All of a sudden, You're
like, you get used to it. Yeah, yeah, you get used
to choking on my nuts. Yeah. And I'm like, god, social
media, and I'm like, oh my god, you've known me. I
have for thirty five years. I have. Can you imagine? No?
I cannot. This is the thing that I can. And that's why I
want to talk to you, because you're the last guy that I'm going is
doing this. And I do a cold shower and I set a timer.
I kin goes up to a minute thirty six. But the plunge, Now
I talk just hard, not just and they say just submerge, get it
over your heart. Yeah. And then and I'm just like, I don't
know what I do. I just watched like social media. The first time
you did it? How long did you go? Five minutes? Five minutes?
The very mars time. It is like, listen, so what won't
be a pussy thugs or mittens or socks. I might have had a little
cocktail on me at the first time. Yeah, I might have sent a
Santa hat to few people. I'm not lying, So I probably did.
When did you? I'll do it soon as I leave here, I'll go
in there. You will. He's got a little thermis, you know,
his body temperature is at a certain levels. Now do you do it before
bed normally? I'll do it anytime, anytime? Yeah, yeah, but
we don't have any It's not part of a routine for you. No,
just every day. Yeah, every day at some point. But once you
get in you feel so incitable. It's like the endorphins rise in your body.
Yeah, and supposedly all your organs everything works. Four Yeah, I
don't know. Listen, I enjoy a few cocktails. So anything can do
to keep that liver from getting fatty? Baby. Jerry Breca, Gary Brek
and Andrew Huberman like talk about this. Gary brecka actually sells the cold plunges.
Yeah, Gary Brex website people within I think a couple of weeks of
when they would actually die. He told, Yeah, he told it from
taking your blood totally hits the whole biology. He has a whole bio.
Yeah, yeah, he has. He has a genetic biogenetic company. He
told any day White Gary, he killed Dana White from the UFC. The
commissioner. He says, you're gonna die within ten years. He goes,
well, what do I do to change? And he got him do cold
plunges. He got to do this sauna. He changed his diet. Now
he's got like another like twenty thirty. But he tells you the deficiencies in
your body, and he's like, if you have anxiety, we're putting you
on anxiety meds. But it's a deficiency within your body. And if you
fix the deficiency, we fix your DNA. You can do that. And
there's a lot of people who think that water, believe it or not,
has healing powers, much like whether cold or not. The cold plunge part
of that. But it's it's an interesting thing. Like I'm very very interested
in this. And what I love is I mean, I love you like
a brother. You're you're but you're the everyman to a certain extent, the
guy that I wouldn't expect to buy. Let me see this if if Jimmy's
doing it, he's going bigger goal, I stay home. Yeah, he's
the president of O killing bigger stay at home. I mean, that's just
the way it is. But you have the sauna as well. I do
I love the sauna, but so so once in a while I throw a
sauna suit on and I rip it on the Uh, It's like it's awesome.
So you get your body temperature, your heart rate up with the workout
in the sauna, and then you jump into that freezing cold water. How
does your heart not stop bating? Oh, it's like a shot. The
first the first three fifteen seconds, You're like, get me the body here,
and then I'm like now I'm then you're good, and then you're like
it would help you out a lot. Oh my god, I want to
get one. The problem is keeping the water cold. How do you keep
the water cold? And how do you keep it clean? There's a filtration
system inside the Okay, it's like that's just they sell these one They sell
these collapsible things like I think you can get them Instco or whatever. Yeah.
Can you just fill it with ice and cold probably you got to continue
to fill it with ice and cold water. Were you going to drain it?
Right? It's winter time. It's not too hard. But just like
a pool, but get do the right thing, get there, get get
the good one. Just doing right because it's gonna benefit you. I mean,
my blood pressure. I'm not kidding. I'm a fat fuck anymore anymore.
It was you look fifteen years younger. It was one for you were
a bloated, fat fuck. Thank that big fat Irish hold on, hold
on, you had a moon face? Yeah, hold on? I did
you know he was? He was a liveable irishman in twenty twenty. I
don't know, you're good with that because I'm gonna beat your ass. And
then, I mean, I come from an Irish family. That's what my
family. My family has that thick Irish potato beer drinking. Look, yes,
a hundred, you're on, that's it. And so i was one
thirty five of one hundred. And I'm like, listen here, here's a
funny story. You know, because you know remember COVID. Yes, and
if you went to a blood donor place, yeah, you can figure out
if you had whatever it was. Yes, they canna take me because my
blood pressure was too high. Really wow, what was your blood pressure for
that? Yeah? It was like one forty over one hundred. Oh my
god. And they're like, oh, we can't take your blood. I'm
like, you can't take my blood. I'm like I'm like, I'm sure,
I'm like, and then I'm like, anyhow, what are you now?
It's like, uh, one seventeen, that's funny, you're seventy five,
okay, So I just I was wow, seventy five reference over eighty
is the reference point. Yeah, I know, but that's even considered high
out house, So it's accept it's acceptable, that's acceptible. So yes,
it did because I've been doing like I was telling these guys like a flu
shout with garlic, right, and we were talking about the benefits of garlic.
Mike's diastolic. The number of the lower number, and I may be
saying it wrong, was a little high. I was running in that eighty
four a little bit. My Doc's like, ah, we got to watch
this. They asked me to buy a blood pressure cuff to watch it my
blood pressure. I just had a face cancer removed that I uh, it
was a basil cell, so it's not so. But I have my blood
pressure taken on there. It's one seventeen over seventy two, one seventeen over
seventy seven. And I go that number, that lower number sounds high.
She goes, he just walked up the stairs. You're fine, You're fine.
So that's amazing, and you've done nothing. You're done. You're not
I'm eating garlic. You're just doing the cold punch. And this is what
happened. Well, they call it white coats and drew. Yes, so
I can't. If I walk into a doctor bouts your blood pressure goes up.
Yes, but they usually sometimes they'll wait another five minutes for you to
calm down because they don't wait though, because they want to get you in
and out. Serious. Yeah right, it is, yeah right. And
it's like and you're like, you're off the charts. I'm like, yeah,
I know, I'm up the charts. Like live with my wife for
a little bit. I love the dog crack of I love DoD she's upstairs.
Yeah, she used to see that, very mad at me. I
used to call her the krack of Dawn. She didn't. She's still she
still called that. Jimmy wakes up at the krack of dam That was.
I think this is amazing and I love that you're talking about it. What
about the sauna? Does that help as well? Do you she benefits from
that? Who? Who knows? I just did it, just say,
like, listen, it was gonna help me in the future. I don't
know, I believe it. Yeah, how about Dawn? Is she doing
it? You're right trying? Yeah? Why not? So the sauna do
you did you have one? Bill or did you already have one? Oh?
No, I had a sauna Bill. Yeah. Yeah. How about
having the cold plunge and then having like a hot tug at like ninety or
whatever. I don't know if that's a bad thing. I think that would
almost be the same thing as going from do you ever go from the cold
plunch to the sauna? I do the No, I don't, I don't.
I do the sauna the colt plunch, Okay, separate. So I've
always had this thing where, you know, with my family and the issues
they've had with strokes and high blood pressure and diabetes and everything. So I
was told from my cousin who's a physician, that you never want your body
temperature to get above ninety eight point six because all the in your blood vessels
you have the flakes that can cause strokes, and when your body temperature goes
above that, it actually took some off flakes off. Yeah, and that's
how you and so I like in my hots up, I never get it
above ninety seven because I'm afraid that I'm gonna fridge and drop. Well,
it's a funny saying that, wasn't it, Matthew Perry. Yes, and
they're aspecting and his hots up for that. Yes, and he was also
like doing some stuff too. He was on medication. But it was a
that's an interesting thing that you're saying that, because I always think that all
we are is pumps and pipes. Right, you got a yeah, pump
and then it's pipes. But what do I do when I have a clog
in my toilet? Hot water? If you don't want to call a plumber,
sometimes you could flush that down. It gets it out, hot water,
hot blood. All of a sudden, the flake whatever's clogging breaks free
and it becomes a clot. So the interesting thing about the ice part of
it is that, I mean it shrinks everything. Yes, we all man,
we always know that. Funny you get out, you must look like
a ken doll when you get out of there. Shit, I would ding
irish. I totally walking down. Beer's seeing me naked. He knows my
dick disappears, see Nick. Yes, we were a gym together. Yeah,
we used to work out. That's how memorable. Was Billy like I
was a ken doll. I'm just a kid. Yeah. So the whole
plunge thing for me is like, you know, I can see having remedial
health benefits for all that. Yeah. Uh. The killer is I just
don't know. I try to think I'm tough enough. I could do it,
you can, but I'm a pansy when it comes to like being outside
to buddy, it's differently. It's different though with water. It's different when
you get in your ball's shrivel off your net and you're like, and I'm
just like and then I dude, something to get me off distracted. Yeah.
Yeah, And it's they say three. It's it benefits you from three
minutes to six minutes. So you said in alarm I have I'm a timer
or something. Oh yeah, here arm. And what's the temperature of the
water. It's forty eight degrees forty eight degrees? Yeah. But but from
three, after three to six the word my understanding and I don't know who
it is, but anything more after six is no real benefits. Yeah.
Could you go into almost hyperunitive after six? That's the word. I'm gonna
tonight, I'm gonna do it. So your son, who's a hockey player.
Does he do this too? Yeah? No, no, it did.
Yeah, they all do it, they all do it. Yeah,
they love it. Yeah. It's when you're seeing professional athletes do this.
I mean the Bills do this. Yeah yeah, yeah, you know,
And for me it's like, you know, being athletic and you know at
our age, you know the inflammation we have on our joint just based on
our age. So I can actually make wine, Greg, I drink wine,
I can feel because it almost hurts your joints the next day from the
sugar. Yeah, I mean, and the other stuff that they put into
ferment it faster too. Yeah. So I can actually intellectually listening to Jimmy
talk about I can actually see and and envision how that can be beneficial,
particularly for people our age and you get athletes at that high level and and
what they need in order to maintain their ability to continue to play. Yeah,
I can see how it can be beneficial. Great, I just gotta
yeah. Yeah. Brkley. Who's the hockey player that told you about this?
Or Clark MacArthur? Yeah, I don't know Clark. Clark played for
he played for Buffalo, played for I don't played for. How do you
know him through your son or no, I just I played for the Amirks.
Wit uh, okay for Buffalo good buddy. Mind? Is he a
member of well you know everybody? Okay? No, no, no,
I don't mean he's a memorable Yeah. No, that's so fine. That's
a great thing because we wished me. He's like Jimmy, He's like,
you gotta do it. He's like it said, life change around. I'm
like, Clark, come on really, and he's like, and I have
you gotten to California continued to Giant to buy into this yet? I mean
California, regret La. I don't know Kevin. Has he seen you?
He was in town. I know he was in town. He called me,
But I never hooked up with them. But can I say what Logrett's
a legend. I don't know. Loret guy. No, Lokrat didn't get
me in. But I mean, no, no, not in. I
know he didn't get you in. What I'm saying is is he have you
gotten him in? Is he bought into that because he bought in because of
you? Has he seen you? I don't know he did. Did he
see you when he was in to see family? I don't know. I
love that guy, though I know you did. For the record, I
love that mother. Yes, who doesn't I get that completely? Well,
I pointed when I coached against him when I was coaching basketball, I didn't
love Kevin. I was. We were at each other after the game,
reconciled, but I would think like he'd be a guy who would see the
benefit of this. Yeah, so I remember, you know what if he
didn't, he fucked he should. Yes. So we talked to Brian and
just in terms of now, I don't know about cold plunge, but Brian
said that he sees his kids reached for a sleeve of Oreo cookies and he
thinks, in his head, you have no idea what you're doing to your
body. And he said just from the time he was in the NHL,
the focus on the shift to better nutrition, better workout, better sleep,
cold plunge, all that stuff is amazing and we kind of you know,
it's there for everybody. I mean, it's there for everybody. Either do
it or you don't. I'm a pushy. I'm in a shower and I'm
not even going three minutes. I got up to a minute thirty seven.
Oh, there's not a taban I have a tabany it counts down, it
goes, you go, you here, betep work and I get in and
I duck into that shower. But I don't know what the temperature is.
I don't I know it's freezing, but I don't know the exact temperature.
It's probably uncomfortable, but it's not It's not like forty seven degrees, I
don't think. So I'm trying to get, you know, under my arm
pitchure the lymphanoids are and when it hits my back that's when I I there
are Sometimes I'll let out a howl trying. I go. I go in
the again. I go in the pool and it's less than ninety and I
go. I gotta tell you, though, I'm there's a part of me
now after hearing Jimmy talk about it, that I have a curiosity as to
what he could help me with. It's not just the curiosity. I'm looking
at huge analogy. Jimmy, you really look great. How much how much
way to have you lost five twenty five pounds over what period time? The
game of the year? Yeah, so wow, we're not waiting through the
first quarter of the year yet, right, We're not through it probably congratulations.
Sure, like I said, my blood pressure went to one seventeen over
seventy five. That's amazing. That's crazy. That's to me, that's that's
incredible. That's a testament, right is that's that's that's one of what Hey,
is there a history of stroke in your family or heart attack? All
right, no, I'm watching a heart attack. Then, yeah, that
could have been six you don't know, okay, yeah you could have been
great people some smoking cigarettes and stuff. Right, yeah, it's amazing.
Well you look great, dude, and happy to say. Patrick said you
look better. Oh I can't wait to yes. Yeah. Wait, your
buddy Damie came out to me and goes, hi, you look faster than
you've ever been, don't even fucking lie to me. You know you're fatter,
And I go, oh, you're right, I have, I have,
but I feel like running and stuff. Now I've been running on a
regular basis. I think it tightens your body before you lose the weight.
Telling muscle weighs more than fat, and fat and muscle the biggest muscles.
My brain. I can't even say that great. Really, I was seeing
something else, but I don't know, not for me. I'm Irish Well
Merkley, congratulations, this is amazing. Tell you gold plunge definitely works.
It works because I've seen it, seen it. You're you should be doing
like a YouTube or something. You could get a huge follow. How's your
diet though, how's your diet? Change it all? I love the I
went to to Yeah, topically, it's just a cold punch. There's not
as many carbs in there. Okay, and yeah, do you go now?
My question is it's your cold plunge. Do you go completely naked or
do you wear something I just wear on under Yeah, that's what I would
just submerge. Yeah, okay, I'll do YouTube, I'll send it to
you. I would love that. I would love that. I will post
it on every piece of social media. Do you wear socks or do you
like a special socks? How about mittens or clothes? No? Because I
don't get submerge. Okay, I will wear the sock that they give you.
Okay, well they give me socks. Yeah, why metal? Why
do they do that? It's you know, because it's yeah all that.
Yeah, yeah, but listen, so I'm wearing cold listen, I'll send
you. I can't wait. I can't wait. I said, I sent
Lagra. He called me up, and he goes, you've had every asshole
on your podcast. What about me? I go, I'm not having He
goes, I've seen Gret Connors, I see Charlie Fitzimmons. I see this.
I got I love, I love it. That's amazing. All right,
Well, happy Saint Patrick's Day. You look fantastic and it's certainly working
man. That's awesome, And drink some more. Well, we are live
at Mount Connery's for Saint Patrick's Day. This is clearly the place to be.
The place is packed, but reasonably so. It's a fun atmosphere.
It's a great five, it's a great it's great, great energy. Yeah
we will, we'll talk to someone from Ireland next. Leo's. I love
walking in there. The aroamers are so good coming from the bakery, and
the fresh baked bread and the deli counter that I love to look at all
the delicious meats and cheeses. Plus they have their fresh baked two dollars French
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gotta love the poems, right, Well, I only knew fairy Tale from
New York for many years, so I explored after that and uh, he
just passed, Yes he did last year. Yeah, that was Uh,
it looked like he had I would say, if you're gonna die and you're
gonna turn your body in battered and beat up, like you really lived a
life. He hit the mark. I think he hit more than the mark
to be fair, like, Uh, you know, one drinks too many.
What was his name? I forget Jesse. I can't remember right now.
Okay, all right, okay, he's the lead singer of the Pops.
But he I mean, he like beats the ship out of that body.
He looked like a like he got hit in the face with a bag
of rocks. I think all those artist as we get your life always have
a plastic kidney here or there. Sean McGowan, that's the one Gowan,
that's right, Shane McGowan. I always wanted to name now. I have
three sons and my youngest is named Jamison, and I was gonna name him.
Uh, I was gonna name him Seamus, but I know I did
not. So Seamus is James, yes in our yes, so yeah,
great name. I have an uncle called James or Seamus. Yeah, whatever
you want to put it there now. Yeah, So I had that,
but Darren, so I said to Darren when he sat down, I go,
Darren is not a very Irish sounding name. No, it's not and
then but how does that come about a name? What is this? I'll
tell you a funny story when I talked to my mom about this and why
I was called Darren the name Bewitched. Yes, yes, yes, wait,
so Darren back in Irelands when that was shown all over TV in Ireland,
that was the most common name in nineteen seventy eight. You're shit me.
So I was Darren Patrick after my grandfather, Christopher after me dads and
so it was Darren Patrick Christopher Winn. Wow. So yeah, so that
was the most popular name back in the late seventies early eighties. Now,
were you the Dick York Darren or Dick Sergeant Darren? It's mister dick to
you have some respect, Darren. What is your full name? Because you
said you and I share a middle name, that's I'm Patrick or Patrick.
You're Darren Patrick, Darren Patrick, Christopher Wins. Why Christopher too, because
Christopher's your confirmation name back in Ireland. Yes, So my dad had a
confirmation nam. Yes, it was Paul, but he didn't have a middle
name, so he and I were the same. It's to William Patrick,
bro and I had somebody who used to call me hello, Willy pat Over.
In Ireland, when you're born, you have your name, and then
you have your baptismal name. So Molliam was Darren Patrick. Yes, and
then when you major confirmation there was darn Patrick. Choose it. Oh,
you actually got to chooseer, so you actually picked out my father. My
dad chose Paul because he could spell it when he was little, because you're
little, right, Yeah. So I come from a very Irish Catholic.
Yeah, a family background in my family from Ireland. I think I was
saying to these guys. I had a great grandmother come over at nine and
she would wash clothes for a family and stuff, and I go, I
don't know how even as parents you let your nine year old go do you
have kids? Yes? Two boys? Yeah, so it would be a
few Irish names as well, Yes, Owen e o I n u huh.
And then niall is n I A l L. I love it.
So everybody when they when we first had him, it was like now he
Olwen and like it's just Allen. It's like it's just they would call him
the Irish it is. It's almost a Gaelic speller. Yeah, yeah,
totally Gaelic spill Gelic. Do you speak Gaelic? I don't spell it,
but I do speak we poke mahone was something my grandfather's. My grandfather used
to say to me all the time. He taught us poke mahone because his
dad spoke ina. Right, yes, and but almost a lost language.
Now there is a high school here that my son went to that teaches gayla.
I didn't know to mccuaid high School. Oh okay, my son went
there and he signed up to take uh, he was going to take Gaelic,
but it was inelective. It wasn't one of these I don't think they.
I mean, it's almost a dying language. Now, well, i'll
tell you now, over in ireland's in the gael talk. There's actually it's
grown. It's growing a lot more. Okay, so true social media TikTok,
Instagram is a lot more schools putting out Ortish songs in Gaelic, like
the normal English songs like adele and stuff like that out of translating into Irish
gale tumthing, and they are so they're actually it's actually grown a lot more.
Now, yeah, that's Amazing's like four or five years. So I
hear what they'll do with some of those songs. Is if they call it
kid Bob, right, if you did it with kids singing in Gaelic,
I bet that would be to a new generation actually really cool. Like I'm
actually trying to take it again because it's been so long since I've actually taken
it back in Ireland. So I've actually went on to do lingo. Do
Lingo now has Gaelic, it does as an option, no shit, And
I was, well, yeah shit, And I was actually like trying to
figure out. It's like Jesus is not the word that I used to remember,
and like, nah, that's not And then I'd hear it and I
go, yeah, yeah, that's what the teacher used to say about me.
Yeah, nowhere. Where are you from in Ireland? From Dublin a
little kind of like suburb just like Fairport is to Rochester a place called Baldly
Fairmi, all right, and it's it's a very rough area. Even the
squirrels and the cats have weapons there. So I have family in uh County
Corks where anybody has family in County Canty Cork was mooring, but then I
have family up in Sligo. Oh yeah, I used to Actually I played
professional soccer back in Ireland. You did, Yeah, So I played for
slog Overs for five years. Yeah. So when when I was eighteen years
old, I signed for Sligo. So I had eighteen s shago How amazing?
What was that experience like? Very hard? A big step up from
club for yes, yeah, played there for five years. My last year
was lasted for five years. Yeah, well I played that was one club
and then I played for another club for another four years, and then I
ended up in England playing for two years with who in England so Saint Albans
City. They were in the Northern Conference League. It was called the Vauxhall
Conference League. And I grew up when I was playing in Ireland. I
actually played for Ireland growing up through U fifteen. You through twenty. Ok
So now I coached locally at a college here, we'll College Brighton, Shoton
College here, not Chester Brighton and Stratton yet but the fuck they have a
Yeah they do, actually they do, and started the program in twenty twenty
one and just in November, just last year, we actually won the national
championship. Now I'm the athletic director and I'm also the head soccer coach so
are they trying to build a programs. So I am actually building out the
program. We started in twenty twenty one with fifteen players, and then twenty
twenty two we had twenty five, and then twenty twenty three we had fifty
one players and we won a national championship at the small colleges level. Really
yeah, the Division one. So we offer actually scholarships as well your division
one. Yeah wait, Brian starts it's a different kendident yah. Yeah,
so like that's not the ads, it's ya. So we're on the same
lines as NCAA Division two. Okay, okay, well my son is Division
two. He's a he's a thrower and track shot put okay, waight throw
hammer and that sort of thing. Okay, So this is amazing. Yeah,
So would you look to go coach elsewhere? And there's a lot of
great schools like Fisher could use you. Yeah, so I know, I
know the head coach Jack there. He's doing a good job. I think
he's there about two or three years, so about three years. Yeah,
so that program has actually picking up. But yeah, Bay yeah, he
played he played there on the sir. I actually was his instructor for his
US Steve and I had to turn around and tell him. I says,
JACKI you need to pick up this this little session you have right now,
it's not kind of flowing right the right way. And so we got him
over the line. So you did. Yeah. Wow, So we love
this game that much. We played it professionally. How old are you now?
I'm forty five. If my dad passed away on the Christmas Day twenty
twenty one and all right, now you're good. I think it's the only
person that I would know that would push Jesus Christ out away and look the
day all about himself. So I was actually back home. I flew back
in November. So yeah, yeah, the big personality, the guy Rish,
I love it. Yeah, it's great. Like so he actually played
for Ireland. He had one cap for Ireland growing up, and I actually
played from U fifteen all the way through you twenty. So it was kind
of unique that he was there for my first cap and my last cap when
I was playing for what position, I was a goalkeeper. I was going
to say, you look like you got a goalkeeper for trying to say I'm
fun the kid, and I'm saying your your you're athletic. Yeah you clusky,
No, but no, hang on a second, Darren, because that
you have to be nuts to be a goal I'll tell you a little bit.
I actually had a very very good, good goalkeeper coach growing up.
And to be fair, like when I was playing like U eight, U
nine, U ten, the coaches are the players just just like whack balls
and I all jump and goal. So I was diving here, diving there.
So my two coaches were like, he might be a good goalkeeper and
put me in goal and then literally and it just happened. That's it.
Yeah. So I mean being a goalkeeper that there's a lot of pressure,
like when we come down to shootouts and things, it's you man. I
actually loved that party again why because it was it was me against him.
Yeah. It was actually very good with saving pks. Had a really really
high percentage, you did. Yeah, So when I played pro, they
used to actually sub me in the last minut or two at a game of
injury to him to put me in gold in case. Yeah. Yeah,
it's kind of their coach delible injuries with the delivering balloons here. I don't
know what happened someone's birth, Yeah, St Patrick and Saint Patrick. Well,
I'll tell you what. I always say this, like, I don't
know in Ireland growing up. I know you said we talked earlier and you
said there was a camera in one of your friend's pubs. Yeah, so
my brother has a bar in Wembley Brother and then also in Temple Bar,
which is an area in Dublin. There's also a bar in Dublin called Temple
Bar, but it's actually shoulder to shoulder there. Yeah, so like does
a webcam you do? I remember from when I was a kid, because
I'm fifty two, as I have found, you don't look at day over
twenty fix you. Thank you. I appreciate that. And I'm making a
really kind of weird face right now, but you look like you bit into
a lemon when you said it. I often well, to me, it
was always somewhat of a high holy day. And when you look back on
the real significance of Saint Patrick, not just bringing Christianity to the island,
but I think of learning and I think they received civilization when you go back
to the fifteenth century and what happened in Europe and the Roman Empire. It's
so funny that Saint Patrick was was adopted by the Irish people considering that he
was Welsh. Yeah, and he got yeah, and he actually got like
when he was Welsh, he actually got kidnapped and brought into mainland Europe.
That is true, yes, yeah, So then he found a Catholic priest
taught him the way, he kind of brought him up, and then he
came back to Ireland. He had a vision and came back to Ireland.
And then they got rid of the snakes as in the symbol of symbolic part
of paganism. Yeah, and then here we are drinking guinness on Saint patricksonderful.
It's a beautiful thing. But it was always like a significant holiday in
that you went to church. I actually I was. I was raised Catholic
back in Ireland. And it's funny because on Saint Patrick's Day he did usually
go to church, but they also had a big, massive parade in Dublin,
which they still do to today. And I remember brother went to Dublin
to see but I'm thinking that was the early two thousand. I remember growing
up and going into Saint Patrick'sday parade and there was like eight hundred thousand people.
Now it's actually gotten a lot bigger. It's anywhere between one million and
one point five million people that come into Dublin and tourists and everything, locals,
everything like that, and then from there they just have floats upon floats
upon floats. How old were you when you came to the States? Twenty
seven? I think? And why I actually came over on vacation. Funny
enough, I came on vacation. I actually played in a soccer game down
in Syracuse against the against the kid that his dad owned the soccer center.
I actually wiped the floor with him, and he didn't believe that I was
a goalkeeper. So he asked me, says, where did you go with
the ball and everything? Well, just we don't handle the ball. That's
called it a free kick back in Ireland. You keep it with your feet.
So when I was playing on the field, I was very good with
my feet and I scored like four goals against his kid. And he played
D two with the mine, now the mine and now D one that turn.
He goes, where are you from? And this is from Dublinburgh live
in London and he goes, but what are you doing over here? He
says one of visible friends. So I'm gonna do a bit of traveling and
he goes, you're pretty good with the ball and he says, yeah,
this is a played a little bit back in Ireland and he said, played
pro, played on the Irish national team. He goes, what positions did
you play and I said that I said yes. I said yes, and
he goes like centa forward, forward and I was like, no center made
now, right back now, right right wing, no center back now,
and he's like stretching his head and I was like, I said goalkeeper and
he went get the funk away and his son was like what he said,
you just destroyed us. So another another funny story was the Syracuse silver Knights
was an indoor pro team. It was exactly the same as the Lancers when
they played at the Blue Cross Arena. So I played with them back in
Syracuse and yeah, indoor you and the owner, Tommy Tanner was like,
oh, Jameson, I know of Tommy the dever to. So Tommy was
like, I have a great forward, Darren. Wayne played against him and
Pete and John were like Darren and they were like arst Darren. They were
like yeah, and I was like, Ernish, Terren' is a goalkeeper and
he's like, no, he's not. So it was a hard future night
usually because we grew I grew up playing football on the street, so we'd
be out right outside probably one of the best orders bars in this area,
Mot Connery's. Yeah, we would be able playing football like on the street
and we played lamp Post the lamp post, or we played garden Gate the
garden gate. But if you kick the ball into someone else's garden, you'd
better be really quickly getting into that and get that ball out because the neighbor
usually came out and stuck a knife in there when we were growing up.
Yes, it's a thing called Trokra. Yeah, so we had a thing
called Trokra which was an organization that actually raised money for the same money to
Africa growing up, and we have a troker box. So I used to
actually like right money out of choker bocks growing up to go go another football
because mister Moore would actually stick a knife in it. So I actually got
really good with my feet as a player, because that's all I wanted to
do was just play football. Goalkeeper was just an additional kind of add on,
yeah, but one that it's a very skilled position. Like it.
It takes a specialty, right, I mean, what are you trying to
say? You know what I'm trying to say is it takes a specialty.
I really think that you have to be almost a different level of well nuts
I would say yes, but I also actually agree with you. But I
think you have to be able to anticipate rebody language, understand you know where
all these angles. There's a lot you have to do math in your head.
So mentally, mentally you have to organize everything. Yeah, and well
physically like variably, you would have to communicate better. Yeah. So I
actually have a couple of goalkeepers another players that I've actually played that play in
the Premier Premier League over in England. And then I've actually got one kid
right now who is actually playing with these United in the MLS, Alex Bono,
local kid from Syracuse. So I coached him for years and that was
one of the things I used to preach to the gokkeepers. You don't only
have to make saves, but if you can talk to players and move your
players into positions where you don't have to make saves, then you've done your
job. So that was one of the things that I learned very quickly.
Yeah, amazing, Yes, interesting And you were also on radio in Double
Yes, I've been on radio since I was fourteen, since you were fourteen.
I was on since I've been nineteen. So that's interesting. What doing
what? So we started off it was a friend of mine, Jerry.
I actually used to work with Jerry in a grocery store and he was a
DJ, so he was a lot older than me. So I would go
and like he would saying, hey, give me that record, give me
that record. I want to put that on. All right, so I'll
go to night clubs when I was fourteen, as you do in Ireland,
like you know, like sat the Drinker when I was twelve, So I
started kind of learning that industry. But I kind of he was bought more
like dance music, like EDM, like techno kind of stuff. I actually
transitioned to more R and B and hip hop. Okay, So I actually
played a lot more R and B and hip hop and actually have a radio
studio in my basement that I transmit from there in Rochester all the way back
to Dublin. Art show up. Yeah, how often do you do that?
Do Monday tune Friday? Right now? Because of the clock's going forward.
Yeah, it's actually nine to eleven over here, but usually it's eight
to ten pm PM. Yeah, so over there it's Monday, it's one
am to three am. Okay, we're actually looking to move my show to
eleven to one when we actually like June first. Yeah, it's actually my
birthday as well. So don't point me a point down. It's okay,
so you'll be forty six, I'll be forty six. Yeah, don't look
at tho no no alekeeping moisture. Yeah, I use an oil of roge
lege. So this is amazing. What what station is it? It's called
Freedom FM dot i E. That's the website and then you can go listen
to it on an app and you can also go listen to an online as
well. Yeah, is it have a big popular station. So I actually
get a lot of kind of like listeners from Mainland Europe, have listeners over
in Australia, Serbia, Croatia, Germany, Finland's kind of idea any of
those. There's a lot of actually radio listeners in there. So my my
show is actually probably the top three in the shows all of the wow throughout
the whole actually a media station. Yeah, and you do it right from
your basement here in Fairport, or I like to call it a radio studio.
BET's not like living with what kind of turn it down? This is
like such a Will farrower. Yeah, I know right, that's so this
is the only board we have here. Yeah, but you have a mantill,
CD players, vinyl decks, a mixer. I have like three microphones,
have like three or four actual mixing and stuff, you know. Yeah,
so you're a full DJ, then full compared to a half one.
Well, listen, I'm here's my thing. I did classic rock. Yeah,
and so all we did was talk and then I went into talk and
you played your songs and stuff like that. So we did a three in
a row, four in a row, and then we do a twenty five.
Yeah. I can mix s thuff as well. Yeah, couldn't do
that. I can't do that. You're so you're a button presser, yes,
exactly. Yeah, and the soccer radio as well, Face for radio
and a ship talker. That was me. That was all face radio too.
We won't get into you right now. So this is I for that
really impressive. So to this day over there and you're coaching and coaching and
and the athletic director at Brighton Stratton. Can you believe Brant Bryant and Stratton
has a soccer team? And I do not know that. I didn't either
men's basketball. We off men's soccer, that's right, the kills. We
have men's soccer, men's basketball. We're bringing on women's soccer. Dis fault
women's basketball next year. We're actually bringing on volleyball. Men's rugby, men's
rugby, growing non sanctioned sport in the USA. Geus, did you play
rugby in school? I? Did? You did? So my son.
I have a son who's twenty three years old. He lives with his mom
in the in the south of our country, in Alabama, actually, and
he played rugby. He's six foot eight. He's a monster. Well he's
a giant listen, but he don't usually find people that are six foot eight.
I actually found a German called Fabian Earhart, center forward striker. That's
gonna is actually just committed to us this morning at seven o'clock. Six eighth
center forward, eight centers like forwards like two of him? Yes, yes,
yeah, six eight, not a six eight standing on this bar stool.
This is amazing Darren, You're a fascinating guy. I would love to
that. I was in Dublin. You know, Dublin is actually the largest
city in the world, I mean wise no, because it keeps Dublin on
Dublin. So I have to tell you. When I was in Dublin,
they were playing the Ugly Championships. Yeah, like the Six Nations. It
was the energy when they played the game. We were we were in one
of the pubs and having a good time, but there was like watch parties
that flowed out into the streets. For really, it was like it was
a more fun Super Bowl, I mean, was much more engaging in like
the frolic and the fun within Dublin for the rugby that was unfreaking believable.
So funny enough. Ice support Liverpool Football Club back in Liverpool, England and
so closest city to Dublin, and it's only about seventy two kilometers away from
from the from Dublin, and I grew up support and my brother was a
Liverpool fan. But as far as seventy kilometers, it's about about fifteen six
miles you know that. Sorry, what team is this? Liverpool Football Club,
Liverpool, England. Yeah, yeah, a lot of Yeah, it's
a lot of the arts because we're really close. Yeah, yeah, very
so. Growing up in Dublin, everybody was either a Liverpool fan or a
Manchester United fan. Okay right, and Manchester owned by a rochrochesterly Yeah yeah,
yeah yeah, the Caasers. Yeah. So it was funny because we
used to go to games in Liverpool, but we used to take the ferry
across in the morning. So we used to have to get up really really
early and take the ferry into Liverpool and it was called the booze cruise,
so you used to they used to start listening, like you literally start serving
beer at six o'clock in the morning. So as you walk onto the boat
and then you go to the game, watch the game, drink in Liverpool,
get to the game, don't drink there. After the game, drink
and then get the late one across back to Dublin. And my brother I
used to I remember when I was growing up, I used to have to
carry me brother into a taxi outside of Dublin Ports. That was like yesterday,
at the end of the night. You would have to carry me in
the same way. Well, you're about like forteen pounds away you're like my
little dog. So Darren tell me about Guinness here versus there. I've never
been and I hear different. But I have loved this beer. I won't.
I have a Bjy's membership, the BJ's Supergol. I only have it
because I can buy it by the case there and I like to buy and
I like the This sounds ridiculous, but I like it in the can.
Take that as you, well on you, but I like it. I
like it in the can. If I can't have a draft, I don't
want the bottle, I don't like the bottle. So for me, I
used to work for Tiago back in Ireland, was the owner of the constributor.
Yeah, and all my brodders are in the bar trads growing up by
butter in Spain and of a rudder in England. They haven't. One has
a name Irish bar right outside Wembley Stadium, the big massive soccer stadium that's
called the Crock of Gold. Believe it or not, it's an Irish bar,
the Rock of Gold. So it's better than the Crack of Gold.
So so growing up, I was always like walking with them when they were
walking in the bar trade. Yeah, so I would actually walk in the
cellar bringing the beer in, and bringing the kegs in and resetting all the
kegs and putting them through the pipes. But then I actually learned how to
clean all the beer lines. Now Damien does a great job here and well
Connor is the point is fantastic. It's probably the only place in Rochester that
I'll actually drink a point again US Bar one place in Syracuse that is funny
because I've in some places they don't coll correctly. We think of taste almost
a little bit tart, a little bit, yes, yes, yes,
So think of it this way. If you have a freud field in your
system every day for a year, right, how do you think your archers
are going to look pretty ship right? Yeah, So now you go into
there. Now, Guinness is probably not the number one drinking in Rochester,
you know, especially if you're a bin Bills fan. Like it's more like
yeah whatever, but it's not. It's not very exactly. So if you
don't clear clean your beer lines regularly, all of that yeast and like it's
just filtered into it, it kind of and get moldy and kind of tart,
and it tastes a little bit vineyard Greek. So if you know,
is when I used to walk, see the way your point glasses right now,
the way it's layered all all the way down, that's how you know
it's a good point againness, That's how I've always been told that too.
So when I was on the tour of Guinness and when I was in Dublin,
they actually talked about how they have you know, we'll call them brand
managers in the US, but their role is to make sure that they actually
go and check the cleaning systems and how they're actually pouring. So they'll do
spot checks on how they pour the guinness really to maintain it because they're so
they're so driven on quality and doing that. When they said and I say,
well, why does it taste different in the US, And they said,
because we don't have the same manpower to drive the quality in the US
that they view in Europe. That's true because like you think about right beverage
Obonna, Henrietta Road. Yeah, they would send out people to clean their
beerlins maybe once every six weeks or so, so you can imagine if they
don't keep on top of that. We used to do it in the bar
three tons a week ago. Yeah, you know, that's how it was.
So a lot of my family, like in Schligo, they were versus
things. And Damien has told me Schlago's a shithole. It is. I
lived there for four years, so it's really I played professional soccer back there.
That's where that was my You're here to coach, not necessarily do the
radio show. No, no, I'm just here coaching. But like,
so what happened was I had a little bit of a c yes they let's
say, from doing radio back in Ireland, and when COVID hit in the
pandemic, all the boys were like, you know what we should do and
I was like, please don't say put the radio station back together. We
should put the boys the band back together. This is a radio station that
you formed. No, it's Sean, a friend of mine who is the
station manager. And Paul they actually and and Ralph they all put the radio
station back together years and years ago, back in the nineties. But are
you over it's over the air. Yeah, it's over the air. Yeah.
Yeah. So it's it's crazy like the amount of times when we think
about government interferences there, so when I say government interference, like so we
started off. We actually started off as a per radio station in Ireland,
okay. And then what we would do is if we found out we always
knew a police officer that would actually, hey, listen, by the way,
we just got like a warrant to stare at your property up in the
mountain, so so get your ship out of there. Basically, so they
would contact the owner of the soy, they would contact the radio station.
Yeah I know, and then they would go straight up pull all the equipment
the radio station, pull all the radio stations. So they walk in and
we'd be just having a cup of ta, going all right, lads,
what's up, Like, what are you guys doing. We're just having a
cup of tea and a biscuit. Yeah, yeah, that's just the way
it is. Yeah, well so biscuit cooking. Yeah yeah, So that
was a that's interesting that And so they were trying to but I don't think
they want to bust if cops don't want to do that work. So so
it wasn't. It wasn't because of the like the radio how would you say
the organization, Then that's a radio the bureau, let's say that the bureau.
But it was actually the other radio station. We had such a following,
ye know, ship they were taking revenue exactly right. We have twenty
listeners in the morning for a show, and like RTIE Radio two FM and
Spin and some of the other radio stations would only have eight thousand listeners.
So we were like one of the number one radio stations. So they were
like fucking lastards, like we're gonna get you well because they feel like you're
not playing by the rules. Exactly. We didn't have the money to play
by the rules, so we had to kind of get our own way,
you know, have our own voice, and now you do play by the
rules, we do kind of. Yeah, he plays by the rules here.
Yeah, like no one knows about it here except you for speaking about
the play by the rules. Greg, Can we say what you did?
What did I do? You went over to? Oh I don't know,
sure, I don't know how to go. They want to come talk about
the plunge. They wanted to talk about We were going to wrap it up.
Yeah, you got to bring them on and see what they know about
the plunge. Okay, and then do the hold on the second hold on,
what's what's what's going on? Oh? So fill me in. Jimmy
Murkley, good friend of Bill's and a friend of mine, and the Dan
knows I did the did the cold plunge, Cold Plunge, Holder plunge,
the cold plunge every day? Yeah, every day? He starting gos at
home. You do, Yes, I haven't put it up yet, and
I already have a small penis with the fucking Irish curse. So Jimmy started
in the cold plunch Bill. So he started doing at the beginning of the
year, and he's lost twenty five pounds. So if ten weeks I have
to saunic, yeah, he had, And then I'm gonna say tomorrow is
the day that I've actually I'm going back to the gym. Look right now,
if anybody could see me, if I sat in a rainbow Skittles top
out Timmy fair So Jimmy, Jimmy started doing the plunge beginning of January.
He lost twenty five pounds. Holy, and he attributes a lot of it
to that whole process. If he does it every day throughout you know,
is there a powder substance in the plunge pill? No, no plunge pill.
And then so Greg went over to talk to some attractive young women,
and obviously the plunge came up. I was sure was you gonna wrap it
up? Because I was just gonna go have Saint Patrick's We need more segment.
Yeah, we'll mogm microphones going in overtime, we're going over to OT
sorry going ot could be entertaining me with Darren. Darren, would you stick
around for another sure, and I'll talk. Yeah, like, I'll give
up my microphone. No no, no, no no no yea, yeah,
you're relax, we'll uh will take a moment and we'll do that.
Darren, I find you faster. I think this is great. Well,
you can buy tickets from me wife if you need me to step in and
do a shower. And excusing me right now. Wait, let me ask
you something. How did you meet Damien? Or have you I actually just
met Damien? True? Come in here? Yeah, just coming so yeah
great? Wait, he's got a beautiful green pga. Are you a member
of OKI? Because Greg Smith lay fucking member, I'm not way grand to
play golf, ill Gennesee Valley to do that? Have me? Ireland Jersey?
How you not? How can you not know this guy? He got
the he's got the talk, you know, love funny enough. So I've
actually we won coach. I won Coach of the Year in twenty twenty two
at the Division one level and then we won the national championship and the DNC
actually done an interview with me a couple of couple of days prior to New
Year's Eve and they asked me like basically what the story was. I actually
got picked up by a radios a TV station. I've done an interview with
maybe the one on Henriette of Col thirteen. Yeah, so they've done an
interview. But now I'm actually getting nominated for another award here in Rochester.
It's the Press Radiol Coach of the Year ESL Coach of the Year. Was
awesome. So that's awesome. I love it. Well, you know,
I have to say, in all honor and my dads who passed away,
God Rest of Soul, everything that I do, the development is all towards
him. Really. Oh that's good. And he also pushed and he also
pushed Jesus out the way today about himself. So cheers Dad, Christmas.
I think I'm sorry to laugh at that. It's pretty laugh because I go
home like I actually came back over here. I was recruiting over in the
UK, and I spent a couple of days going back and forth to Arland
to look after me Dad. I came back. Yeah, he had the
stage four brain cancer. So we found out very quickly. He had a
fall and then it was like X ray Katskan m Roy biopsy and then there
was bum how older man eighty three, So he played nearly a full ninety
minutes of football to say that, so we we were all in the kitchen.
I got back in on the twenty seven because he passed away on Christmas
Eve. I couldn't get a piec of artist to get out the following day
or like that day I could have got. I could have got like a
flight Rochester to get me to New York and then on into Dublin on the
twenty six. But Dublin Airport there's an open on Christmas Day. He closes,
so I would have been stuck somewhere anyway, because she's a Catholic collar
day. Yeah, so Jesus Catholics got They don't give a yeah, right,
it's all about money. So I flew out on the twenty six,
got in in the twenty seven. I was having a cup of tea with
all my family in the kitchen. Now, my kitchen is tiny. It's
about the width of this table, right, and you can actually put one
finger on one side and one finger on the other. You know. It
was a really small, like two bedroom house. Seven of us grew up
and then we would be yeah, and then my brother got married and he
had a kid, so there was nine of us altogether. Wait, your
brother got married and had a kid and put him in that Yeah. Yeah,
it was a little parlor. It was probably like me about the size
of this stage. Like it was great. It was probably the best child
that ever. Yeah. So so like my dad passed away and I was
like, what a fucking wanker. Now, if you don't know what wanker
means, it miss Jerko ye right, And all my brothers turned around and
goes what And I was like, hear me out. And my eldest brother
goes, Darren, you'd better be gone somewhere but in the right, And
I said, look at dad life and cell the party. He loved.
Patrick's day. I remember when he came out to visit me when I was
over here. I woke him up at six o'clock in the morning, jumping
on his bed. We're in poyed to get us in you hand, ready
to give it to him, and he took two meltfoulds and tell me to
f off. So I said, listen to me, I says, not
for no. I said that life. All of the party, anybody wanted
to hang out with him, loved him football and all the everybody wanted to
get to know him. But he's the only person I know that could actually
push Jesus Christ out of the way on Christmas Day. I make the day
all about themselves. So cheers and they must have laughed ross they were like,
fucking true, what a pickure. Yeah, it's funny because I got
kicked out of My grandfather was a New York City fireman. Okay, his
mother had come over from Ireland and ran a boarding house for people and stuff
and you know, helping other Irish come over. And when he died,
they had the honor guard for New York City. And my other grandfather,
whose parents were also from Ireland, this big fat lady goes up and she
kneels at the coffin, and the coffin sort of rocked, and my grandfather
goes stick light bulbul harassmer antlers will glow. I lost it and my mother
snapped on me. I got thrown out of the wake, So the fuck
the iris with the fucking wake. Oh my god, it's crazy. We
actually started drinking about twelve o'clock and we didn't finish till about eleven o'clock that
night. For me, that and we had like people that he knew growing
up came to the wedding, came to the wedding the way. The difference
is dead body. So my brother got married perspective of the dead body.
My brother got married in twenty twenty, twenty sixteen insuligo, and I flew
over with my wife and we ended up going to the thing. My wife
doesn't drink like I had to put her to bed after five drinks yesterday,
five drinks. It's for a little girl, like she's only five foot one
or so, but she's great. So I ended up we ended up like
drinking. So my sister in law I was like, oh, you know,
well, well Christen, Christen the future future daughter in law. So
they started doing baby guinness you know what, babyginness calluett and baby's and something.
Yeah, yeah, it's so good. It's like chocolate. It is.
It's very dangerous. So she done about seven or eight shots. Yeah,
I think in Swen they call that cone. Well, they do it
with cognac with chocolate. It's cogniac cone chocolate lot. It's a very similar
thing. I didn't know that. Yeah, I know every day I was
seventeen and I got alost while you gotta listen to Billified podcast because you learned
something. Every podcast everybody will definitely be on better because of the studio in
Packets Landing, I have a studio in the basement where my mother is where
she cooks the meat load reference Wedding Fractures. I love that movie. So
yeah, So they ended up drinking till eight o'clock in the morning and then
went to bed for two hours. In the hotel, one of my brother's
friends was asleep. I have a video of him being asleep. He actually
got as far as the force level of the stairs outside the elevator passed out
and I was like, I said to my wife and says, what's what's
that noise? And all I hear is someone smart. He's like on the
floor and I said, David, I said, Sean's up here. On
the floor and he said he's passed out, and he goes, well,
what do you want me to do? So, I mean, my cousin
Michelle was posting on snapshot like eight o'clock in the morning. They just finished,
She just finished drinking. So we like for a wake. Oh my
god. Yeah, it's a celebration. It is a celebration. It is
the truest celebration of life. It's a celebration for the wake, and it's
a commiseration for the wedding. Yes, it is. It won't take a
moment and be back for one more. Gregg's making it too long time?
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sing Gon to Lizzy, the lead singer out of ten Lizzy, Yeah it
was hers, Yes he was, and Linnett and a great and a great
Did you not know that? Yeah? I knew that? Yeah said it?
Why did you look and view it because I said, oh no,
I said, you were like, yeah, you said it, Well,
how did you say his name? Because I think I always mispronounced leny linny.
So they did a documentary on philm Lenny that I thought was really interesting.
Yeah, a couple of years back, and it was well done.
But it grew up in kind of the slums of actually grew up in the
Liberties. Remember where Baldy Fair was saying about the dogs. Yeah, yeah,
he used to go around with weapons. Yeah, well it was actually
everybody used to go down with weapons, say it's the Liberties. Whereas where
it was like the Rochester Market open, open, like the city it was.
They used to sell fruit and food and clothes and everything else, all
your laundry stuff and everyody else. So he actually grew up there. Wegmans
of its time. It was like it was like the nineteen nineties and fill
in it was, you know, it's wilds. I mean, I've been
referred to as black Irish with the black hair, the dark hair, but
black guy. I mean he was a black guy, no dad around nineteen
fifties and that was somewhat a little bit. Uh. He was black Irish
from the waist down. Well, you know, but what happens by Luke
is not black Irish, waist out black Irish. Yeah. So I think
there was a lot of people that like that's we ever arened so racist?
But they were happy wear Yeah I know they were already racist. Sorry,
I and my dad as well. Like so, like my brother lived in
Australia. Yeah, and not only that, but like he went off and
like I want to say, like ninety seven ninety eight, he went to
Australia with my mom and he spent about nine months up there, twelve months,
and came back to a lot of the immigrants coming in from Africa,
and he was like, Jesus, what's what's going on here? Like you
know, old school nineteen thirty eight? Yeah, yeah, well you see
a couple of Italian kids? Is that what he saw? I was an
Italian. It was a real deeper yeah, And he was like, Jesus,
were they all down here? Yeah? But like you know, he
had a couple of neighbors. Now after everything evolved, he had a couple
of neighbors that were African and he got on gray with them and they would
always call him, oh, he's the mad irishman, Like what I told
you earlier on in the last segments, he was just a party. Who's
this a party on them? We are live in Montconnerys and Greg Connors's just
made some friends who he's always making friends. I'm Suzanne. Hi, Suzanne,
Oh yes, Suzann. My name is Gretchen, gret Gretchen, Suzannah,
Gretchen. Who's this one hanging in the bucks? J Jack? Hi,
Jen, Jen and Jen's hanging in the back. That's right, Suzanne,
Gretchen and Jen. So you have Suzan, which is a very traditional
American name. Jen. Everybody I've met half the people I meet that were
born from like nineteen seventy to nineteen eighty, the name is Jen right or
Jeffer or something. Oh yeah, Jenny from the block is American name,
right. Gretchen's are very kind of European, though I thought it was a
very European game. A German name. Yeah, yeah, you gotta watch
out for those Germans. Jam says, hey, now that do you want
to watch? Unbelievable Germans gonna be very very mean and very often. Darren
World War two, Hello and one, We're just what you said. You're
from Germany. I'm actually my heritage. It's very English. Ah well,
I said I would say too, sir. Sorry, sorry, you want
to know what it's such an interesting thing like in my life. Oh look
at this. They got the chamis and shirts. I need one of those,
man. I have one because I have a son named Jamison. He's
fourteen. So you've just been a monogrammatize your friend today, Ago Jameson,
Look what I got. I just got your name on a T show.
His fourteenth birthday was last week. He's covering to spend the week with the
next week. Ye, a little bit more of a husky sons a dumble
like style for me. The reason my name is Gretchen is because my mom
didn't like you, but she studied abroad in Austria and me and all my
sister's German name, so my sister really yeah, Heidi Katrina Erica. Oh
Heidi. It's funny because I'm actually Krina in a German name or an Austrian
name. Really, Trina is cleansing. That sounded music. Yeah, that's
a deer, a female deer, so we say deers. That's expensive,
right, yes, it is, especially when I answer car so like as
I was saying the earlier on about this kid that we're recruiting who's actually six
foot eight. We found them through a German agency and one of another germanation.
Welcome at Hiker is the girl who actually is in charge of this utter
German agency and recruiting the goalkeeper from this agency. Her name is Hiker.
Yeah, so I should put you to in contact so you can actually like
rekindle your sound of music moments on top of the elbs in Austria. She
has no idea Germany, what the sound of music? You're not? No,
no, no, no, she does. But you look too young
to to well you have look, but you look too young to be a
sound of music. You don't, do you know? I can entire?
Yes, all right, get in there, girl, love them all right,
put Bill in this place in your box. Bill. I have been
to so many countries. Yeah, okay, yes, I was in I
was chaperone in a tour for exchange students. Really so in Vienna. Okay,
my cousin lives there. But I've been. I've been just I lost
count but I've been to a lot of countries. But my sister slides I
was talking German there, so I didn't know, I just want just trying
to make you feel better. Do you speak Do you speak you speak free
fluent? No, I'm fluent in English and French and I'm conversational. That's
impressive, but I think that's the greatest thing for your brain, honestly,
to be able to speak more than one I love. What are you trying
to say? I like alcohol? What did you teach me earlier? It
was cheers, slaunch it launch it. Yeah, so it's it's a different
spelling. And like if it was a spell a gaily, you wouldn't be
able to rest this s l a I fordy te well if the way fanatically,
because you Americans like have to say anything, right, Yeah, slan
s l a n cha c h a slansha. She got it first time.
Actually, there you go, bill a bus bill bus. No,
that's that's goodbye, thank you. You know that's applause clause In Gaelic,
bill a bus means bill a bus is applause. Yes. So anyway,
my sister Heidi, she actually does that, goes and she lives down as
r named Jill. Where is this, oh Heidi in Herkimer County, Herkimer
down there where the diamonds are yes, they are they are there. Yeah,
pressure creates diamonds. That's what we always say. Could be very expensive.
That's that's it. So Greg said that you were talking about cold plunge.
Have you done the cold punch because we had a guy here who lost
twenty five pounds doing cold punk. Okay, I think you guys, we're
about giving like the Bath of Mine the song Batha Boys yet so I'm more
familiar with Like I was in Finland visiting a good friend of mine whereabouts in
Finland. I was there last year. She lived in Vanka. Okay,
I was in Vera, Maki and Helsinki, and it is the weirdest trip
I've ever been on. Why because it doesn't get dark in the summer exactly.
Yeah, So have a kid right now that I'm recruiting from a place
called Harstead in Norway. It's the northern point of Norway. And he said,
twenty four hours bright during the summer. Yep, during the dark during
the winter, two hours of brightness and it's dusk and it's twenty two hours
dark. Well, it's really sad in the winter though. It's like dark
Finland, absolutely amazing. I love Finland. The food is fantastic, right,
fantastic. Yes, But anyway, I was visiting a girlfriend of mine.
She lived in Banta, which is a city outside of hell Sinki.
Yeah, but then almost everybody, I shouldn't say that, you can't generalize,
but whatever. She has a her home on a lake and it's a
lake that like you can't have any boats on or anything like. Yeah,
it's just it's like a glacier lake probably, right, it's all natural and
so like, there's more saunas yeah, and Finland than people. So it's
very much part of the culture of the sauna. And I'm gonna I'm gonna
interject the saunas are so expensive there. So we actually took a team from
Rochester, Syracuse, Albany, and Buffalo to Helsinki for a tournament called the
Helsinki cook when I was coaching there, and I was coaching this twenty nineteen.
So are you like fourteen? You fifteen and the lake there's lakes,
there's little pockets of like glacier lakes everywhere. Yeah. You dive in freezing
during the summer, jump out into the sauna, fifteen minutes, dive back
in freezing again. It's literally like the artist person's worst nightmare. Why is
that? Why do you say the way? But come on now, it's
cold, it disappears. Where did they go? Where's well though? Your
skin tight? Right? Yes? Yeah, very youthful. Look just like
Gretchen. They're very useful Gretchen. So I was just gonna say exactly that
he's going by thunder. So I'm sorry, sorry, So he didn't script
this, did you go? You? So you jumped in, of course,
and like you go in the sauna, and then you go in the
lake, go back in the sauna, and then you like shower in the
lake. And I mean, what's the temperature of the lake. I mean
I don't know. I would say it's probably like close to about forty degrees.
Yeah, it's not like it's below body temperature. I'm glad you use
fahrenheit and celsius. Well, I didn't want to confuse you, mister man
over there, like celcius, I would use sense. He's like like probably
like six degrees. Yeah, yeah, so I would jump in and actually
literally jump back out. Didn't even get way. Don't spill your drink.
He almost just spit that's for me. Yeah, act the contrition for Yo
yo man Gresham. What do you do? I don't traveling travel agent?
I didn't even know. Now this is gonna sound I think, well a
last only in the we think of things with going away, right. AI's
taken a lot of jobs, but the Internet has made it so people do
a lot of their travel agency, but not not so much for what what
you doing? Bigger tours or richer people or different planets. She works in
Pittsford. No, that could be if that's it. I mean, look,
I'll tell you what if I could, like I would have an easy
yaccess. Do you want right? You use a travel agent? Don't you
have a travel she's a travel courtship. What's her name is Expedia? She
lives in Saint Louis. It's my cousin sister. Yeah, and he does.
He does have a law sister anymore and brad to be a sandwich to
be fair. So do you have an office or do you do it for
the home? Yeah? I mean that's my that's my job. But like
what I do as a passion, which i'm but why don't talk about with
me that I worked with an order program, the rotary exchange program. Yeah,
for high schoolers. I saw spos abroad and okay, that's awesome to
go live abroad for years in high school for like one year. So how
do you how does that work? I would assume you would have to find
people that can sort of handle that sort of thing, right, being away
from family and exactly. So I've got fourteen students going out next year really
in August. Okay, go to the fourteen different countries? Wow? And
fourteen where are they all going? All going different countries? And you going
to Ireland playing in Chense Ireland doesn't do you the Rotor Youth Exchange program because
of the least typical what's the visas? They have to be twelves to be
able to drink? I'm not that but actually that's against the wool. It's
a country. But it's something with the J one visa for students for going
back to apps away. Because the JAY one students when they're coming over to
Mary, they are on a J one visa. So yeah, that's what
the student visa in general. Yeah, so the student visa they don't issue
on them though in your head, I'm not part of the UK. Okay.
I just want to clarify to those iris hate to be called in part
to the UK. They do, especially like you're saying, Hey, Gretchen,
are you from Canada? Sometimes I wish it was what hotly he said
the wards. Yeah, wow, okay, So and that's and how do
you find these kids thing? Do you recrui or do they come to you?
And do you have to weed them out? We recruit a little bits
the program. We call them rotech, the Alumnia program. And we have
a huge district here in the Rochester for here Lakes area. Yeah, and
uh we do. The application opens in July, it closes in October.
We do interviews in November, we make the selections. Then they find out
a culture they want to go to in January, and then we have a
whole curriculum to prop them until they do. Yeah. Do like a lot
of language homework, not a cultural homework, and so that then when they
arrived in their countries for the next year, they're like a little bit conversation.
Didn't know the Rotary Club did that. I always thought foreign exchange was
through the school itself. No, No, we have a huge that's amazing.
Yeah, does a lot of company organizations. I don't think it's like
an old man's club whatever, but like the Rotors well last because don Alhart's
the face of it here and he is not knocking that, but I think
that does. But there's a lot of younger there's a lot of younger blood
in the Rotary Club. I think that a guy used to work with who
God a sauce, Paul Gugliamo does a lot with the Rotary Club. That's
so he might, but he's just the music change. Okay. So when
I was in Australia, my brother I went over to visit them. When
I was younger, they used to have a rotary club in Australia. That's
like many many many years many actually, I'm going to say a couple of
times, many more years ago. Yeah, so the Rotary Club, Yeah,
it was. It was involved in Australia back in the like the early
nineties. So actually, just two weeks ago, Don Elmhart had all of
the students at the new station to like give them a tour and everything.
So they were on the news just a couple of weeks ago. That's awesome.
Yeah, damn, I should use to use her from all my recruiting
for soccer program. There you go, you see we can send ye see,
if you can send some more players over here, it might work.
Yeah, Danny, I just saw you give up your stool. Some lady
came over and said, I said, anybody using this stool because you were
standing? Yeah? Yeah, And I was like, yes, using this
still, I'm like yes, like you know what, go ahead take it.
I don't care. We could turn her upside down. It's a party,
you know. So I was watching that. I saw it unfolded that
she's gonna keep just gonna keep asking you to ask him next and her I'm
like, okay, what did you take the stool? I don't mind sound,
I don't need the stool. Just take the stool. Well, that's
the way it goes. Congratching any other fun things? What do you do
for fun? I love to travel, I love to dance, I love
to cook. There you go. Look, guys, we're awesome. We're
great. You're full of ship sheering sales, are you? Yeah? Where
was the last place he traveled to? I was just in Vancouver last week.
Now, really, where's the last place here you travel to? Now?
Fan? You mean North America? Yes? I was in Europe?
Okay, whereabouts? I was in Crown, Okay, Spain and it Okay.
So where's your most favorite country to go to? Still live there?
Oh you lived in France. How did you put up with the French?
Those Irish? The French they do. It's just from the Wool Cup.
I know. I know when Thierryan rehandled the ball twice to put France in,
I knocked poor Ireland out, small country just trying to claw up the
World Cup rankings. Yes, I did the program. I was an extension
of Brewery. So I wow through the earth and my second most family,
my oldest sister boyfriend did a year abroad in Ireland. No way bet he
had a lot of fun there. I'm sure he did. But like when
so when he's sticked English he has an Irish act, Jesus, he doesn't,
No freaking way, that's funny. The U I had a French chef
is a neighbor, right. So this guy ran one of the ten best
restaurants in the United States back in nineteen sixty nine, early seventies. I
wasn't born then, I mean neither. And so then he comes along and
he has a he has a French cookbook that he wrote, and so we
all thought he was full of shit. He was a private chef to Orgson
one. He wasn't a coloring book, was like, no, he was
a private chef to Orson Wells. He was a private chef to some presidents.
He did because name was Charles Viion, So Charles very shop. Charles
had a cookbook. So my mother made him Irish soda bread on Saint Patrick's
stone and he calls her up and he says, I'd like to work on
the recipe with you. Mine went through the fucking ceiling. She was so
goddamn pissed that son of a biggest he's gonna change my restaurant or fucker he
can't even appreciate yet this. There's some other herbs. And of course we
all know what's happening in France this summer. Right, you know what's a
day Olympics? Yeah? Yes, oh yeah, forget about so let me
let me ask this question. Let's go around writ the microphones and ask this
question. Right, so, if you had an Olympic sports what would it
be? Okay, let's go down today. If you were if you were
to say, all right, I would be good at this, what would
it be? The Bible reading okay, Bible reading. I've read the book
ten times. All right, Gretchen, give me, give me a minute.
I don't know. All right, you know, Greg, what would
you what would you be? What would you be for the Olympics? What
would you be? Cold? Cold? I don't think that's the Olympic sports,
but we can make it that one, okay, Greg. If you
think Greg is like Greg, spit it out, Craig, come on,
they'll be waving up people. You're not that popular I was. I would
say ship talking or masturbation, I would win. I don't know, Bill,
what do you think I would be good at? Let me think it
like mar Baton swirling or something like that. Maybe like the beam holding up
the beam. Greg's greater running business see x's and o's. Yeah, Ceo,
I think so CEO, that's a great time. Yeah, ceo,
Ceo, CEO. I don't people please you? So whatever you need done,
I will take care of Yeah, and everybody. That sounds like a
great time to me. That sounds like a fantastic time to me. Ship
talking, you know, Darren, I think I'd be on the cunt of
the mat more gymnastics with it and anybody that I had to think. So,
yeah, yeah, I would normally we could go back thirty years,
I would say the half mile I would run if I could go back time
thirty years. I don't even think I get even run. I don't think
I could either. I can run. There's no chance to be running.
Oh no, all right, Well what a fun Saint Patrick, Ben been
a very fun Saint Patrick. Fascinating. What made you come to Montconners?
You know these Trey girls or something made? That's friends and you should choose
better friends. Yeah, I'm money joking. I'm money to know that their
birthdays were in the last month. Happy birthday. There was a third girlfriend
with us with birthday also just happened, but she had a death in the
family, so I'm sorry to celebrate. And I just love them so much.
Oh yeah, and I love Montconnery's. And I don't know where Damien
is. I know he was, he was upstairs. You're on like he
wasn't Damn, what do you got? It's been that. I have one
question for our friend Durham. Oh yes, Sirorry. Sigmund Freud once said
that the Irish are impervious to psychotherapy. Never said it. He never said
that okay, never mind them, but go ahead. It was it was
questions on yeah, I know anyway, okay, Well there was something to
it in terms of the Irish were so he sort of said it. The
Irish were so fucked up in terms of that tell us how you hate me
feel the potato famine all the ship throughout life that the Irish were always found
the good, always found happy. I think we always found the good in
everybody, and we're always good at giving people second chance exactly even that question,
I don't mind giving to on a second chance before I try them out
the fucking window heard from the departed. So you're right. It was the
part that they say it, but I don't. I don't think it's entirely
true. If you look it up, it's not entirely true. But the
idea was that the Irish had gone through such such traumatic trauma, trauma,
but they were always seen happy like it never they never let it bother them.
We probably invented the best beer in the world, you know, and
also that, but who gives a ship about to tell you what's interesting yourself?
The Irish live in the now, which is what you should all do,
not letting them it's important to be it's important to be always cheerful,
how small on their face. Here's another question, why why is it when
I want to order a Shamrock shake a McDonald's one day a year that the
machine's broken. We turned we turned them off, so we have someone in
Ireland action. We actually, yes, it's celest because of the machine again,
we actually send an email one of the Lefrikaans hacks into the McDonald's,
you know, like main frame lets, all of the shamrock pamember dand the
Irish shirt. I live my life like every irishman does. You do every
day is like at your birthday is every day Saint Patrick's say, in Dublin
and in Ireland. And that's the Irish side of me. Every day is
my birthday. I love it, enjoy the day that it brings and embrace
it like you know who helped me's therapy. When you just live that way
every year, people always say like, you know, like you guys don't
even celebrate your Saint Patrick' day or do you? And I'm like, yeah,
It's Saint Patrick's Day every fucking day. It was a point of Guinness
go into the lot Connery's have a good few points. Yeah, that's Patrick's
day, everybody way, Patrick, who ever thought made me so much sophistication
of like munt Connery's I Saint Patrick's, I would never think. Darren there,
very nice to me, be nice to meet you, Camberillo, Greg
Connor, and I'm Bill Murray on now so tomorrow girvill s stamping the body
a spin. Mm hm