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I'll get into all that kind of how I what I'm doing in the phone
calls that have gone on today. And never a dull moment in the Moran
families. Never, never don't moment for me. But that's all right.
So today we were in and we did a podcast that were debating on what
day to drop it. It'll either be a Memorial Day or maybe the day
after. And while we were doing that, there were some kids outside and
it was interesting because last night most of the podcast was talking about bullying because
we had talked to this Newark mom who got arrested for promoting a juvenile fight.
Her kid was getting bullied and they came home and they told her,
and she went back to the park and she talked to the boy and then
she got mad because the kid was beating a little mouthy and she said,
listen, in a one on one my kid, who's in fourth grade,
even though you're in sixth grade, you kick your butt. And the kid
said, fine, let's go, and he called her kid a pussy in
front of her and all this, so she let her kid go at that
kid and he did start to beat him up, and then she broke up
the fight. Well, somebody caught it on camera. Of course, she
was arrested. She was arrested, So a lot of the talk then became
about we got a text saying from somebody. He's saying my daughter was bullied
so badly that she now has home tutor. She's not even in the school,
and that the schools aren't doing enough about bullying. And I tried to
call my son, who is thirteen, but he lives with his mom and
just connected. Timing was bad. We didn't connect last night, and I
thought, what a great follow up to talk to these guys and already before
we even came on, because sitting in the chairs right now are Isaac and
Ahmed and Majid am I saying that right yeah, and Trenton are kind of
in the background. But but Isaac was telling me that they were saying he
was homeschooled because he would you would get in trouble in public school prior to
that. Yeah, I used to get in a lot of fights with kids
in school. Where did you go? You went to Fairport? Yeah,
I went to Dudley and then at school called Indian Landing. Yeah, those
are all Fairport schools. Yeah, it was a lot of school. I'm
not gonna lie. I forgot the name is them. Okay, five or
six before, my mom was just like, we got our home school.
You why, why do you think you were getting into fights? I mean
that's kind of a lot um, kind of a lot where people being mean
to you. Yeah, so I'll ask you questions and then that maybe that'll
make it a little easier. Okay, Yeah, so I mean now I
know why. It's just when Okay, so I went into school, right,
and I'm gonna be honest, Like my dad, he had left my
life when I was like six years old, right, So I didn't grow
up with too much guidance, okay, and I kind of didn't know how
to kind of act, and so that would lead to me, as a
sixteen year old kid to say that right now, that that's very self aware
or do you know that that that's a good thing that you see that that
that you're very self aware, you're very mature for I appreciate that. Yeah.
No, well I'm not appreciate that. That's kind of true listening to
you. Yeah, yeah, yeah, you know, so you got into
fights and stuff. Yeah, So who did the homeschooling? My computer?
Really? There are yep, it was easy. I had some boys too,
and that there were some homeschooling in at various points in their academic career.
And there's a lot of programs right online. And you obviously did well.
And now you're back in public school. Yeah, this is how long
you've been back. You were back all last year. I've been back for
my whole freshman year last year, and I'm just finishing up my Sofman year
this year. Okay, Now, when you were homeschool did you play sports?
Um? Like you because you're you're at you're allowed I think as a
homeschool kid to go participate in after school activities at the school. Yeah,
I didn't. The only time I was kind of active during homeschool was playing
with kids around the black um. And then I went into public school and
I did do one season of football, and then I did one season a
track where I did the event where you show you throw a weight. It's
called shot putt. Yeah I have I have a son who does that in
college now yeah, ye for real? Yep is that Roberts Weslan Wesleyan right
up in uh on the west side of the city. Okay, he's a
big kid. Yeah. I had done that, but then I am I
realized that it's not what I wanted to do, um, and what I
actually want to do. And it's interesting because of how it started. But
I want to be like, I want a career and fighting, and I
think what I'm gonna want to do is I want to box. Okay,
I ain't struck boxing. Oh for real? Yeah, a lot more an
exercise class, but yeah okay, yeah, focus mits oh yeah, mitwork
yeah, mitwork is amazing. Yeah. Who do you do? You have
you gotten to anybody? Um? I did this one mitwork thing where it
was all about technique inform and it wasn't no sparring. I did it in
gold gym. It's called backs boxing. Yeah. I did that, but
for a year and a half. Yeah, but there was no There was
only one um three month period where we actually did sparring and then it stopped.
Yeah, And I kind of did everything that I could do with that
gym. And the next level is to go a place where there is sparring.
And I got some options right now that they're like where there's a place
I'm looking at places in the city. There's a place called Nasty Knuckles.
Yeah, there's a place called A and Baden Street in Baden Wreck. Yeah,
Baden's a little yep, Biden's great, Babe's great. Uh, Baden's
great. Oh, they're all good. Nasty Knuckles is good, rock boxing
is good. There's a place. Uh there's a father's son. There's a
kid who is a really great fighter, like he wins. He's seventeen.
I think he's in high school as a senior, and he's like a he'll
probably be a Golden Glove phenom. His dad's been training them for years and
but they do guys like you who want to get in and I think their
gym is below World jim in U the city acrossing the East Avenue Wagmans And
I'll see if I can find some you guys or I see your see you
out here once in a while. Yea yeah, so no, Well,
if I get that information, I'll give it to you and then you and
your mom can make your decision as you go. Boxing is Uh, it's
tough because you've got to be one of these people that when you get hit,
you gotta get mad. You gotta get comfortable with the uncomfortable. Yeah,
you got it. Yeah, And there's a lot, you know,
to the training and stuff. But that wasn't why I asked you in here.
And Ahmed, maybe you can add this to what's happening with kids today
with bullying. Is it a big problem in schools? Is it talked about
a lot? I say it like it's more like you have to like be
self taught and self aware of your surroundings, like in school. Yeah,
because like a lot of stuff like teachers and like principles and stuff, like
they think they know what's going on in school. But nowadays, like with
social media and all that, and like posting and talking through that, like
people really don't know unless you like it's almost like a sub conversation that's happening
where they think they're aware. But you guys got all this other side forgive
me sideshit going on right that? Yeah, So, but the bullying when
I was a kid, I'm an old guy. When I went home or
I got off the school bus, the bullying would end. But nowadays it
continues on because they can get right to your pocket. Right you all have
phones, you'll have computers, so that bullying keeps going on. Oh yeah,
yeah, So how how do things get get settled because a lot of
times it feels like now it used to be like you would chest up to
somebody or even get into a fight and then it would be over. But
now sometimes it seems like it's not over. Like now now they're looking for
revenge and they're going to find it, and they rally their friends and it
just seems to go on and on and on. Yeah, is that true?
Or it's either it's either you'll work it out or it just continues.
Yeah, at least that's what I've seen in my school. Um, it's
either y'all become cool. You know. I have experiences where I've had problems
with kids and we work it out, and then there's it's it's it's that,
or it's you just you still got problems and it stays that way.
There's I've really never seen an in between in between. Now the problem is
there still. Would you say there's there's bullying and things that go on and
you guys are all in high school or is that more of a middle school?
Oh no, there's bully It's not it's not like movies where like people
are getting shoved into lockers and stuff. It's more it's more on like a
micro level, if that makes sense. Um, yeah, there's definitely a
lot of bullying. What would like what what would be a mic? Give
me an example of a micro level bullying. I mean we make fun of
the way somebody looks. Yeah, yeah, it makes some make fun of
somebody, you know, just try to try to put somebody down basically little
yeah, and do we say that's bullying or as I would always refer to
it as ball busting. Um, I think I think it changed. I
think you can bob bus right if your friends and it's like here and there,
But if that's all you're doing to somebody, you just keep it going.
Like there was just one kid that was actually I would classify it as
going to I met last year. So Ahmed's name, Um, when people
have an Arabic accent and they pronounced his name, they pronounced it as I
met. There was an emphasis on the age. Okay, so when people
like us with our accent, we say it is I'm ed. So when
people found out how Arabic, people say, there were some kids who exaggerated
the accent, and so this is how they would say. They would say
it like Ahmed, oh wow, Like well, because you know why too?
And I think, did you ever see the who's the comedian with the
puppets? And he had Akhmed? Oh yeah, it was Jeff Dunham.
You ever see Jeff Dunham, Jeff Dunham comed comic and he had these puppets
and one was Akhmed the dead terrorist and was a skull and see that.
So I wonder if that's part of it. But you're right, so did
that upset you or bother you? Well, like in school, I'm kind
of classified. It's like a funny dude, like I just like you know,
laughing, goof stuff off, you know. Yeah, but like when
people see me laugh stuff and goof stuff off, DUDEO really don't know,
like like that really affects me, you know. Yes, well usually the
ones who are funny are usually the sensitive ones too. Yeah yeah, yeah,
you try to dance around it. No, you're cool, You're cool.
No, people be doing that because I can see like, yeah,
man, yeah, I would be annoying after people be doing that. I
met a lot, and I sometimes I do it myself or I just try
to get him to like kind of put his foot down sometimes because he needs
to understand it's not okay. How does that work? Putting your foot down?
Yeah? What does that look like? Oh? Yeah? Like well,
if I really wanted to, like I could have really like done stuff,
you know, like because you look too happy, I'm not. I'm
not really a small kid. You know what You're not You're very tall?
How tall? I'm I'm like six one? Yeah, okay, all right,
So like if I really wanted to put my hand down, I would,
But like I'm very like a forgiveful and like I really like understand what
people's coming from. So like I don't really get like too mad or upset,
you know, like people just have bad days or like you know,
or just want to goof around and and like. But when it gets to
a point where it's like consistently all that, then I'm a stepmatfoot down,
you know. So did the parents ever get involved? Have you ever had
parents come talk to you for the way that you're treating their kids? I've
seen some stuff like that, Like yeah, like it's more it's more probably
like what the people who are not who are not like fighter types, you
know, like who like online bullying type stuff, and like couldn't handle it.
Like I've seen this one situation where this where this one girl was like
consistently boying somebody like online and stuff and like talking to her friends and telling
her like rumors about this girl for like since like sixth grade, like in
ninth grade. My mom knew about it because she always just have been to
her mom about her situations. And then so her mom got tired of it.
This one situation where they said that they wanted to put her hands on
her daughter, and she's like, it's like I can't have that. So
she went to the school and yelled at the at the girl her self like
she yelled at the girl and said that you're not gonna put your hands on
my daughter. Nothing like and none of them but the girl, the girl
who was getting it bullied. She's like taller and like more muscular than the
other girl and like she really just gets stepped on instead of like putting her
foot down. Yeah, yeah, I'm sorry. I gotta say something too,
though, like this is this is like good, Like we go to
a good school, like this is a very this is fair, poor high
school reporter. You go to the right schools. This is nothing like it
can get bad in certain places. How do you know? I just do
you have friends in other schools? You know? Do you have relatives somewhere?
Yeah, both friends and relatives who have gone to places where that makes
this sound like nothing okay near here? Yeah, like the city, right,
the city? Yeah, okay, that's what ye so, and that
and that does get pretty rough. Oh it violent like like like my cousins
like they go to city schools. Yeah, and they're saying, like teachers
be fighting students because like students be fighting teachers. One time, there's this
this kid who stomped this baby's like out of the mom's stomach like kick the
baby like in this like the city or the city's crazy crazy. Yeah,
yeah, this city is a crazy place, crazy like yeah, just like
when you get to like bad places and all that, you like it where
you are. Oh my, oh my god. You know. You know
that's interesting you say that because a lot of the times when I'm in school,
I hear this all the time from students who have gone to Fairport the
whole life, lived in Fairport, the whole life. Yeah, they'll say,
I hate the school. I hated, I hated, I hate it,
And I'm just like, yo, if you knew how good you got
it, you wouldn't be saying nothing like that, because while you hate this,
the only reason you hate this is because you've never experienced something more negative
than this. And if you did, if you saw that, you know,
you'd be as grateful as it. For I am. One of the
biggest privileges that I have in my life is attending this high school. Why
why are you so wise? Huh, that's a very wise thing, said,
He's very wise, right, I mean, that's that's a very very
When I said, before you're mature and you you talked about no dad,
I said, that still no dad, or is there a did your mom
remarry or something? No, my mom has been a single mom for a
long time. Now, Okay, if you're considered reaching out and trying to
find your father, do you not care? I talked to my dad or
the first time this summer, this most recent summer, I talked to him
for the first time in nine and a half years. And he's he's just
a clown, like he didn't he And when I say I mean he's a
clown, I mean it was just an hour of him going on and on
about how every fault that he has made is on somebody else, somebody else's
fault. It's one of those you know what I'm talking to, hit somebody
else as west right, And so I was just like, I didn't say
anything to him. I didn't yell at him, I didn't confront him on
nothing. I was just like, you, I've been fine this long without
you. I don't need you, and this is the last conversation we probably
gonna have. You said, Wow, that's no, that's what I said
in my head. That's what I said. You were very respectful, Yeah,
yes, yeah, yeah, yeah. So where does this why is
where does the wisdom come from. I'm gonna say, I'm i'm a,
i'm a i'm a i'm I'm gonna give it. I'm gonna give credit to
two things my life experiences, okay, um, in terms of what I've
gone through. And then I'm gonna say my mom. Sure, my mom.
She she she is definitely very wise. Woman, sounds very solid.
Yeah, and she she talked to me a lot when I was at young
age. When I was at a young age, and that kind of developed
when so like now I'm a very good talker because she would talk to me.
And you know that gets in your psyche and stuff when you're young,
you know what I mean. So like it's what I've gone through my life
experiences and my mom for sure. Okay, and uh, that's amazing.
How about school? You do well in school? Do you seem like you're
a smart kid? I am smart, but I just don't feel like doing
it. You know, you just don't feel like the word I could be
really smart, like I've seen it. Like this is one time I was
struggling with a certain topic in earth science and he didn't study at all,
like nothing, and he actually like like tried, but didn't even put his
full effort into it, and he like doubled my grade, like doubled my
score. I was studying everything in the books all that because I was really
struggling. Yeah, he doubled it is not even trying. Yeah, like
he could really be smart. So why don't why don't you? Um,
I don't you know all the stuff you just said. You are so grateful
for this opportunity. You know where you are right this high school that the
other kids haven't had the negative stuff to even compare right to how great this
really is. Well, if you got that opportunity and you're that smart,
someone needs to put a foot up your butt that you know what I'm saying.
What I'm saying is he just he just said how smart you are?
Yeah, I appreciate you too. Yeah, I know it's facts I should
see up. A big thing for me is that I still I do struggle
with like anger and stuff sometimes for sure, you know, um and um,
I just I don't feel like I need high school. So that also
plays a factor into it. Yeah, and some of our what do you
want to do when you when when you're able to make choices for yourself?
I want a career in fight Yeah, the boxing. You want a career
in boxing? Yeah, since I'm since I started a little later than everyone
else, I'm probably gonna have a few more losses on my record, But
I'm okay with that. I still I know that that's what I want my
career to be in. Probably you do, yeah, now, And but
you haven't made a jump to one of these gyms you talked about yet.
No, I'm still looking. It's hard with money right now, sure not
for my mom. So I really I'm gonna have to carry a lot of
that, you know, get the job and stuff. And I've been trying
to, you know, applied to a lot of places where you should talk.
There's a couple other places too. There's a guy uh in Webster Um
Coach Barco and some, I mean some of these places may may do a
trade for you. You know, you mop up a little bit, or
you do some stuff. You put a little sweat equity in there and they'll
give you some things. Because I believe if you really want to, you'll
find it. You'll find it, you know, you'll find it. What
are you gonna do me? Yeah? Well, I really don't like I
haven't found what I want to do. But I was just like there's like
sports and stuff like I just want I know, I want to go to
college. Do. I heard like so many experiences from college from like adults,
and whenever I talk about it, like they always just say, oh
I love college or I missed my college days all that. Yeah. So
I'm using sports like as like a step stool to go to like college.
Okay, yeah, anybody in your family have gone to college? Well,
like I'm my whole family like they were like born in America. Where are
they born? So my family comes from Somalia really yeah and very interesting.
It was bad there, so yeah, like those wars and all that happening.
So I want to know something. My brother in law is from Somalia.
His dad was a diplomat and the country fell and he got the kind
and got everybody out. And my brother in law's name is Mustapha, and
uh he is a lawyer down in Washington, d C. But he came
over here and uh probably much like your family, So you were you were
born here? Yeah I was. I was born here, but your parents
know my parents is not No, and any of your siblings born over there?
Well, all my siblings, like, like they're younger than me.
I'm the old old. I'm not the oldest. I'm the like I have
an older sister. Yeah, she was also born here, like she was
the last, Like she was the oldest, like one like to be born
here. Yeah yeah, okay, it's interesting. So and so your parents
they did they really didn't even speak English. Well, my dad struggles with
English because he like he's lived in Somalia, like like when he was young.
Then he moved to Kenny for like eight years. So he knows how
to speak like fluent Swahili. Sure, yeah, Somali. And he knows
like everything he knows like Italy, like I mean Italian. Yeah, he
knows all the different languages. Yeah. English is a hard one to learn.
Yeah, a lot of slang. He knows it because he's been here
for like a while, but like to speak fluently. But my mom does
because she went to high school here. Okay, she came here once,
who was like pretty young. Okay, and then you speak any other languages,
Yeah, I speak Tomali, you do Arabic sometimes my dad teaches Swahili.
Yeah, Like I just like learning like cultures. It's awesome. I
think it's amazing. I think it's great for the brain. Yeah, but
you get then you don't get bullied or do you did you get bullied like
as a kid, Yeah, well as a kid, like I really never,
like I never used to talk to people a lot like guy as a
kid, Like elementary school, I was like saying by my class, like
by myself, Like when the kids used to partner up, I used to
be the one who has no partner used sometimes like I used to work with
a teacher. That's how That's how bad it got because I didn't have a
partner. And then like middle school too, and then like what changed because
you got a big personality. Yeah, because you're very like you seem like
a magnet. Like this guy comes into school, right and he didn't know
anybody, and you met Isaac and like it's almost these guys all seemed to
really like you. Yeah, because like I came after middle school, like
I had a couple of friends, but it was not really cool. You
know. I met this one guy named Quaimar. He's like my brother.
Now you know mine too. Yeah, it's like we're like a trio,
you know, like because like we all like didn't have a lot of friends
growing up. Yeah, and then like we like really bonded. Why do
you think he didn't have a lot of friends growing up? Was it because
you felt like you were different? Well, it's not like necessarily that I
felt like different. It was just that the kids like they didn't like really
click with me. You know, they didn't have the same mindsets me,
Like they didn't have seem like they were just taught like such a like different
way than me. So like their interests and all that is like different.
Yeah, like some of them were still cool, like I still talk to
kids like from my unlementary school and whatnot. But I was just like they
like valued like other friends like higher than me. You know. Yeah,
all right, I never had like a best friend. Why don't we take
just a minute and then we'll talk to the other guys. That's all right?
Is that okay? Because because they're here and I want to I want
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here and here you are. I mean that that's that's a change,
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told you to turn that thing off. It is too late and it is
too loud. Come on, dad, here, let me have fun.
Wis in your dam with at garbage? No, go to bed. It's
an old school dad. Yeah, do your homework all right, come back
at it. She never do this before he goes. He never made up
good at Bill go girl. Just want to have these girls? Ain't really
no good for me? Yeah. I asked Trenton, like what uh what
music he likes? And he said, I like boogie with that hoodie,
Boogie with Hoodie Okay, I gotta say it like an old guy. Sound
about boogie with the hoodie Dud's doing the Michael Jackson from video he did with
Naomi Campbell or no, no, remember the time he did. Jotson was
in the video and he came a dance with the Queen. Eddie Murphy was
the king or the paraod. He got pissed off and they tried to go
after Michael Jackson. Yeah, he's doing that thing from the album Dangerous nineteen
ninety one. So I don't get how this kid what the opening of that
was? How does that play back into the video? Have you seen the
video? I actually have, and I just listen to music. Okay,
what are you listening on? Either Spotify or I'll listen on YouTube music because
I'm trying to work on using my money up and saving for Spotify Premium.
Spotify Premium. Yeah yeah, your parents gonna make you pay for that.
Um well, I opted in to pay for it for myself because I'm starting
to mo lawns and I'm gonna get a job of it. I like this.
I love this. You should That's very good. Do you kids watch
you guys watch music videos anymore? Okay, yeah, but you don't watch
times. It's not MTV. Where do you find just YouTube? YouTube?
Okay? So, uh, Trent, and you grew up in Fairport.
Yes, you have older brothers and sisters. I have a younger sister,
younger sister. Yeah, but your whole life you've been here, yes,
okay, and then here's your friend Mage. Am I saying that? Right?
Yeah? Yeah? And you're you're where you said you were from where
I was born in Syria and um I was there for like I think six
or something years, six years. So and so what do you speak Arabic?
Oh? I speak Arabic, English and sign language. Since my dad's
a death's deaf. Wow, how's that community with your dad? See?
Now, my dad were deaf, I would have gotten away with so much
stuff. You would be deaf and you couldn't spell. Um, it was
pretty easy because I was raised to, you know, like speak sign language
and you know, no Syrian. When I first came to America, I
think American came pretty easy to me. You have no accent English? Yeah?
Yeah, well you know what it should be called America because when you
go to England and they speak English, it doesn't sound like the way we
speak Yish contract there are some words yeah, they don't and there's some words
that aren't even don't don't parlay that they have that aren't here, and we
have that aren't there. I don't know why, but me and my sister
and brother we all learned English like really fast. Yeah. I think it
took me six months, while I took my brother and sister around seven.
Okay, yeah, so what are you trying to say? You're better than
your brother and sister. Is that what you're trying to say, basically the
younger Yeah, okay, that's why it's part. But you know, maybe,
but I pick up. I think I think just likes to be better
than them. I think he likes to keep his brother and sister down.
That's what I think. So when I ever get bullied by other kids for
being Syrian or anything, actually a lot a lot. When I first came
to America, um, I was put in third grade because that's you know
how old I was. Yeah. Um, at the time, I didn't
know the English and my teacher was like kind of weird about it. Um,
you know, I didn't know like American customs, so you know,
it was kind of weird and all the kids like they would try to like
single me out, and um when we would have like like when we would
go to the playground, like I tried to play with the other kids,
but like they just didn't want like they just didn't want anything to do with
me. Usually they didn't want anything. You think or they just didn't know
you because it's hard. But I don't know that. But I don't.
I mean I was kind of cold in the first month, but then I
tried to, you know, like get to know of them. I tried
to, you know, play the games that they play. But do you
know, do you know why your parents came over the war? Uh?
The war? It was because our like so were you refugees? Yeah?
Um, our house got bombed and that, and you know that kind of
caused us to be like, okay, we're done, here we go.
Yeah. How scary that would do it? How scary was that? You
were six? Uh? Yeah? I think we went to the grocery store
and when we came back, it was just kind of like a rollable WHOA.
How did you feel about that? Not much? You didn't feel much.
But my dad has like some pictures and he showed it to me now
and now it's kind of scary because sure it is. What if we didn't
go to the groceries? Yeah? Right, And and so your and your
dad, Uh so what does he do? Um? Did he come to
all right? Does he work at our? It? T No? Um?
He just you know he Um. He likes construction, like ever since
he was a little kid, he was like build with his dad. And
um he has like this side job, you know, doing construction. Okay,
and um, I think he's like he works on some houses, but
you know he guys other you know, side jobs. Yeah, okay.
And and your mom she can hear, right, Uh, yeah, she
can hear. She speaks Arabic. Um, like she would like just in
case we were acting out of control, you know, she would be the
one to like relay to my dad. So growing up at like, just
because my dad was deaf doesn't mean I got away with anything. No,
I know that, I'm sure that, I'm sure, I'm sure I was.
I was making a joke, but I would think that, yes,
and it would be hard sometimes because he wouldn't be necessarily able to hear the
volume of things, right, Um, I feel like he could feel it.
He can feel it. That's true, Like like whenever vibrations of things,
whenever like something got out of hand, the key would notice and you
calm down. Yeah, well it's interesting. I think, like you lose
other things become you compensate, right, yeah, sure and you and there
so r T has a whole institute right there for hearing in parent And then
there was I went to a college here, Saint John Fisher, and they
played a football team, Galladette, and that was another hearing impaired, had
a big program and all the football players were deaf. So how how would
they know when the ball would be snapped? They would beat a bass drum
and you could feel the vibration, you know. So I think that's pretty
cool that you can other ways of doing that. So for you, man,
what a what a beginning. You're you're what fifteen? Uh yeah?
Around that? Um, Like it was kind of hard trying to balance three
languages at the same time. I mean when I first came to America,
I didn't. I was told that everything was free. Someone's breaking your stones
right right off the bat at stakes oh um. I ended up like when
I first arrived in America, I ended up taking a water bottle without like
anybody knowing. I chalked out the store and did somebody come after you?
Yeah? They did? Yeah, and I was so confused, but yeah,
that would be too. Who told you everything was free? I honestly
can't remember. Was it Trent? You know? I bet it was Isaac?
Isaac likes clown he likes to clown around. Did he tell everybody that
was so that to be scary though? Yeah? And then were people yelling
at you? Oh? Yes, Like the guy came. I was like,
what are you doing? Like what is wrong? But did you know
that? Could you even speak English well enough to understand him at that point?
No? I just saw that. Yeah. I just thought that he
was mad, and my and my parents were confused. And then when they
saw the water bottle, like, oh, like they didn't tell me that
because they wouldn't have thought that. I thought that, yeah, yeah,
well so but somebody at school said, yeah, everything's free in America.
Yeah. I think they were trying to play a little prink. Well apparently
yes they were. Yeah is that but now you seem like every other American
kid? Um? Yeah, like I tried to blend in my best.
Honestly, I wasn't like this until two months ago. Two months ago,
Um, you know, I was kind of weird. I think they would
call it. Um, you don't seem weird to me, not anymore.
But what was weird about you? I don't know. I think like the
way I addressed, the way I acted, you know, I was a
little kind of a weird kid. But you know, after a little bit,
I went to this play in New York and I feel like that kind
of change. What was the play? Well, I was in the playoffs.
You were in the play guy in New York City? Yeah, well
from Fairport. Was it a Fairport production that down there or what was it?
I have no idea what just some production, some production. Yeah.
I think it was called It's about like a refugee. So yeah, and
and it's a it gave you great confidence? Oh yeah. Like after I
got like some money after that and I decided to go close shopping. I
feel like that's when things started. I got you. I got you.
So a lot of times when mom and dad are buying the clothes, they
don't know what they're buying for you, right, and you got to wear
what theyre they have you wear, and you try to tell them what they
what what the other kids are wearing, and they're not hearing it or understanding
it or what would be. That happens to every kid. It doesn't matter
where your parents are from. The happens to every kid. I mean,
I feel like the main guy that influenced me was id Over Yere. Yeah.
Um, I was in America for around eight years, and two years
in I went to the Pines, which were that's where I live now,
and I met him on the first day and ever since, like we've been
basically brothers, and um, you know, he's kind of shapped me to
be what I was today. Okay, so he's kind of your mentor your
your your American mentor. Well that's good. It looks like you guys all
are thriving, doing great. You've overcome amazing things, right, you know
I kind of met Yeah. Well Trent Trend's just he just made him win
yesterday did yesterday, he did. The Trend's just he's he's an American kid,
right, He's just he's we got kids from Somali, and we got
kids from all over the place. Yeah, Syria, my uncle, I
mean, my grandpa's from Egypt. So I kind of agree with the cultural
difference, but yeah, I have two grandpa's soul. Its kind of difficult.
Yeah, well too, grand one from your mom and one from your
dad. Yeah, that's not difficult. Yeah, that's typical. I mean
they had a lot of family in fighting they did, I think, yeah,
because they why Egyptians and Syrians not so much, you don't like.
I mean, they were against the marriage of my mom and dad. So
when they ended up marrying, um, um, my grandma my dad's side,
and my grandpa were pretty mad at my grandma and grandpa on the other
side for allowing it to happen. Yeah, and it's kind of hard to
you know. Balanced still still still that way. Do you see them ever?
They're all they're both in Syria. Yeah, so I don't get to
see them as much, but I call with them, like every day.
You do you do a FaceTime or something? Oh yeah, yeah, or
Skype and then do you have you been to Syria? Uh? Not?
Since Um, I need to become an American citizen, but the moment I
am, I'm definitely going over. Okay, so you're becoming American citizen and
then you can you would go back just see everybody visit. Yeah, that's
interesting because you know, my so my family I was obviously here from a
couple of generations, but Irish and there's Northern and Southern Ireland and they don't
get along. And one practice the Protestant religion, the other practice the Catholicism,
and my parents switched from Catholicism to Protestantism, and some of my family
wouldn't talk to us for a while, same kind of thing over religion because
they didn't agree with it, and you were siding with the North and how
can you norther or not? You can't do that right, And so it's
somewhat similar, I think to the situation you're you live, right, it's
hard when your family doesn't get along. I mean they've been fighting for like
the last six years, so it's kind of getting resolved. Oh good,
feel like they're like finding their way to each other. Yeah, you guys
have done a lot. You kids who knew that's that's pretty amazing. Where
do you live? Um? I live like towards the village. I'm just
like almost like five minutes away. Good, and you guys all hang out,
Yeah, we meet up. I mean I've been hanging out with Ahmed
for like nine years, nine years, But with Isaac over here, I
only met him I think two years ago. Okay, but I've gone just
as close to him as I've gone close to Ahmed. So what do you
want to do? Be an actor when you grow up? I mean,
um, I did an acting role and I'm doing it again. I think
this summer good. Um, I saw you you were dancing outside our window.
I see you clowning around out there. You gotta you're funny. You
gotta sense of humor, all you kid? You guys are great. Um.
Yeah, that was kind of his influence over there. Good. Who's
cooler Isaac or Ram? I mean Isaac is stronger. Um, that's funnier.
Let me finish. Isaac's giving him a look like go on. I
feel like Isaac would definitely beat me up if I said Ahmed. So I'm
just gonna go. No one's beating anybody up. You guys are all brothers.
I mean, they all defend me from each other. But I'm gonna
go. I don't I don't have a favorite. I don't have a favorite.
Who was cooler? Well, it's nice to meet you guys. It'd
be fun to talk to you again sometime. School the only couple more weeks,
right, and then they're done for the summer. I think we have
like three three yeah, yeah, and then what do you do for the
summer? Um, you're gonna do the acting thing? Yeah? What are
you gonna do? Uh? Jobs? Hang out with friends? Yeah,
lawns. I like it. It's actually pretty funny because he gets most of
his money more laws. Yeah, right now. Because it's a hustler,
it's a good thing. I mean, I work on Popeyes pop Where's Popeyes
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Um, I'm a cashier, but I come in party early, so I
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to set up? Yeah? You open up in the morning. It's me
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three discs in her neck, and it's a lot of discs. There might
be slightly my fault. I don't know she was getting into that. I
heard you tell somebody earlier today, not on air, that we tracked the
stuff to ourselves. I agree, so your mom, So it's your mom's
fault, right, but but and I would agree with that, except that
it is my mom and I so I feel bad. And then she's very
worried. She was losing feeling the grip in her hand and really not being
able to do something. So she's therapy and different things, and now it
looks like surgery is going to be the best option, and she's very concerned
about that, and she's been upset. And so I said, while I'll
come down, and I did. I just kind of wanted to check on
her, and I thought this this week could be a good weekend. And
then um, I think, uh, maybe my brother might go down as
well at some point in the weekend, just to see because I will be
there at different points in the weekend. Meanwhile, my kid's coming back from
being down with his mom and her family, and he lands on Saturday,
and I've kept his car for him and I said, listen, I'm not
gonna be there. He comes back on Sunday. I said, I'm not
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about it. I'll make sure you have the keys. There's gonna be no
issue with that whatsoever. But um, you're gonna have to get from the
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gonna do that. I said, well, if a friend can't do it,
I said, Ubert's not gonna be that bad. And he's like,
oh, it's gonna be like fifty to seventy five dollars. Oh, it's
not well that that's kind of what I'm saying. So I figured maybe fourteen,
I'm going, well, from the airport to Fairport, maybe fourteen.
Really, i've driven that ride. It's not that much. Really, Yeah,
it is left cheaper lists a lot cheaper. Okay, at least it
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this is so then he keeps it up. He's like, oh man,
I'm gonna need like fifty It's good dad. I looked it up.
It's like sixty bucks. Now. So I'm on the way here and I
go our friend comedian Doug felt, Yeah, it is an uber driver.
So I called Doug and I go, hey, man, this is the
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I wasn't gonna. I could have waited till I got here. And
I don't know why Doug popped in my head. So I go, hey,
siric, I don't want to say that called Doug wants this, and
that's what I did. I was glad. I tried to pause so it
would automatically calm. But that's the thing. Uh, Danny Way, you
have a little controversy. Another one, Oh, we got some controversy,
my friend, controversy just finds this show bill. Well, no, this
isn't this isn't about us topics. Yes, this is uh a guy who
was I'm gonna say, of folk hero status. Oh last week here in
Rochester, Greg Conners. No, no, no, he's still a folk
folk hero status. So he's solidified. He's solidified. Once he became a
doctor, doctor, doctor, he is now in the Hall of Fame Doctor
Connor, hero, doctor Cunners, doctor Kunners, paging doctor Cunners. Is
it Stephanie IDE's boyfriend. Has he reached folk hero status yet? Yes,
because he put up with Stephanie. Okay, all right, you in trouble
now or no? No. This has to do with a guy that was
making headlines around the country so much so that my father, who knows nothing
really about sports at all, calls up and say, did he said did
he hit that hole in one today or was that yesterday? Oh? Michael
Block, Michael Block, Michael Block. He got an exemption, the last
exemption to be in what is the name of the Charles Schwab Classic? I
think teas And where is he right now in the Charles Schwab class? Okay,
so it's we're taping this Thursday night, right and I'm a possible one
hundred twenty eight golfers Michael Block. Yea is at one twenty eight in dead
last. Oh my gosh. And not only is he a dead last,
but he has three strokes behind the next worst golfer. He is nine over
after one day of play. Wow, nine over. Yeah. He's kind
of like that guy, like that band that had that one hit that got
the number four on the charts. Yeah, and it was like, oh,
that's a cool song. And then they released the second hit, like,
right, said Fred. Right, people forget that there was a hit
after I'm Too Sexy called Don't Talk, Just Kiss, but nobody remembers it
because it didn't go very far. So well, right, right, said
Fred. Nice to see it. And this guy's become the right said Fred.
Now a professional golf Now he could bounce back. He could be a
miracle to come back from him. But all right, you're gonna make the
cut though you don't think so. No, it was fine at last.
I was wondering if because it's such a grind the game you watch John Ram,
you know, not do that well at o'k hill. I mean he
was eight over for the tournament, by the way. Um So I just
wondered if the grind of one like Michael Block hasn't played back to back tournaments
like that. He was what I mean, where you're playing, you know,
seventy two holes of golf and trying to get you know, with the
best of the best, the best of the best, even though nobody's playing
defense. But people, so is this karma you think? I don't.
I'm not a believer in conor. I don't believe in karma at all,
right, but I wonder if people would because Michael Block was on a podcast
earlier this week. Yes, yes, he was on the Ripper Magoo podcast
Ripper Magoo. He's really the shooter McGavin. I think it's sort of like
that, and he claimed he would be at the top of the PGA Tour
if he could drive the ball as far as Rory McElroy, who he was
paired with on the final day, although he didn't. So what's the difference
between his game on would you? I mean, you assume that Rory is
a better golf than you, or he's a lot longer than I. That's
what it is, Okay, So that the length is the big thing.
Oh my god, what I would shoot from where Rory hits? It would
be stupid. I would, I think, be one of the best players
really hands down. Oh if I had, If I had that stupid length
all day, my my my iron game, wedge game around the greens,
and my putting is is his world class? Okay, I would give me
your thoughts on this, and well, I don't care that he said that.
People would say whatever they want. But there's this adage in sports billy,
then if you're gonna talk to talk, you better walk the walk.
And there's a lot of people who can't hit what Rory can, but yet
are on the tour and do it routinely and hit. So he's basically saying
his short game is what sets him apart if he could just had the long
game down. And I don't know if I necessarily believe that. I mean,
he may believe that, and good for him. Just like Mike White
thought he should have been taken first overall in the twenty eighteen draft, that
he was taking like what the fifth or sixth round, and he's still a
backup. I mean, these guys have to have a certain level of confidence
to be playing as much as they have and making this. He did really
well last week, he really did. I don't have a problem what he
said, but he sounds ridiculous now, especially now that like as of now
this update, he's four behind and he's at one twenty, but he's at
four behind everybody else, and I mean everybody else. He's still in last
place. It's pretty bad. Um. So the thing that all right,
so I saw this and they thought, you've made just four cuts in twenty
five tries before the PGA Championship. I go, but that's still kind of
I couldn't you say that's world class. You're one of the top three hundred
golfers in the world. Yeah, I mean right, yeah, So that
upset. That's how I saw it, because I go, everybody that's gonna
have a problem with this, This is how I look at this. Everybody's
gonna have a problem. And you bring up a great point. I don't
have a problem. No, No, I know you're not. I know
you don't that. That's what I'm saying. What I'm saying is you bring
up a great point of if you're gonna talk the talk, you gotta walk
the walk right on anything in life. And then we call those people who
don't posers or whatever. But this guy did something no one expected, including
himself, I think, and and to have that going in that tournament and
then to have a hole in one on the final round on one of the
last three holes, and then to lay it up on eighteen, and you
know, I mean it was magical. He was in he was in the
zone. He was in the zone. But I go, I thought,
yeah, but the guys that are gonna rip on him and say things couldn't
even get to where he's at or they would be. So I don't know
if I mean, I understand when when we hear world class, we think
Tiger, we think Rory, we think Keepka and right on speech and all
these guys, Uh, Dustin Johnson, But and he's not he's not there,
but he's also the guy. He's he better than the best that o'll
kill. Yeah, yeah, right right, no, yeah, So I
go, I don't have a problem with world class, but man, THEO.
I mean we make fun of Let's put it this way, athletes,
if they're smart, understand that they have a special god given ability that we
don't have. Most people don't have. Okay. The difference is when it
comes to sports like golf. Almost I don't, but almost everybody plays golf,
right, and everybody jokes about how bad they are. Yes, so
they ask golfers and I should pull the audio of this. They asked some
of the pros at oh Kill, like Jordan Spieth was one of the guys.
If you had an eighteen handicap, what would you shoot on this?
What would somebody shoot Somebody who's an eighteen handicap shoot on this? Course,
and he's head between one thirty and one fifty. Believe it. So,
I mean, right, yea, and these guys are shooting, some of
them sixty seven sixty yeah right, So I mean with an eighteen handicap,
and he goes that would be a decent score, and some other guys go
one twenty. I think somebody did say, oh, over one fifty for
sure. That's how tough that that course is. So you know, look,
there was a guy we used to work with that separate times who said
during the three when the tournament they've liked the media to play, goes,
yeah, I shot a one o five, And I'm like, who did
Joel Monaco? I think he said he set on one o five And even
I who'd never played golf, at that play that's that's a little low for
an average Joe. No pun intended to shoot. No, that's the the
put putt course called Soak Hill was at the West course because the turtle was
playing on the East course. No, I know, and I love Joe,
like huh okay, well either, but like I mean, like guys
who talk, guys who watch golf typically play golf, and none of them
could do with this gentleman. That's what I'm saying. Okayl where we all
rip on, like you know, Josh Allen for having a bad game,
but we all know we can't go out there. Let a look, that's
probat of being a fan, being able to rip a little bright. But
it gave the golf you have to set a club. Shut up. But
last week everybody's lined up to be this guy. He's the everyman. Yeah,
and this week he's one of us. Yeah. Now he's adopted him,
he says that, and oh he's a world class Who the fuck does
he think he is? And then he's gonna better than you, dude,
Come on, he's better than you. Come on. You can say that
about a lot of people. But this is a sport that you probably play,
So shut up that. Okay, you probably have a golf membership too,
somewhere. Shut up. Good for him? Is this day in the
sun. Yeah, and maybe maybe it's not over. Maybe he figures it
out, maybe rest up a little bit. I'll see this when we look
back at history of golf in Rochester another twenty years, or next time this
tournament comes to town, which I think it will, you know, I
think it might be a US Open, because I think they'll look at the
logistics and go, you know, Rochester in May. I think we lucked
out with three great days of weather out of four. We might want to
push it to the US Open where it's in June, and we're better off
because that's a US Open caliber course. Okay, oh kill is. But
when we look back at it, we'll remember Sean mckill who won to oh
three, We'll remember Jason Duffner who won in twenty thirteen. Well, remember
that Kapica won this past year. This guy will be a footnote out.
Think we'll remember remember him? You think so? I don't. I don't
know if we would think if you were there, you will. And I
felt like for the PGA who did not like the PGA CEO did not shake,
kept his hand because he's a live guy, and kept even turned around.
It was all over hillman. Yeah, but I mean everybody, And
I thought to myself, uh boy, it's almost they have to be happy
that Michael came along Michael Block, because it seemed to steal the headlines.
The next day, more people were talking about on the sports shows Michael Block
than they were Kepta and the and what he did. And I do think
that people are going to remember that hole in one because it was a dunk.
It was a dunk shot. I think if you're a real golfer,
I think so. I think less people will remember the guy who won in
twenty thirteen, Duffner, who where the fuck is he now? I think
he's more remembered for his wife and Tiger Wood. Something happened. I just
I mean specific he is he even on this? He actually qualified for the
tournament, but I don't think he went very far because I put money on
him just out of out of the back for the heck of it. Okay,
and I don't think he made it to the tournament, but like like
early in the week, like I bet a dollar on like ten different golfers,
just as I'm fan Duel, just to see what would happen. Because
and I actually want with Kapca, you know, I almost won with if
Bryce get I want about thirty seven dollars, so I would have won like
four hundred. If Bryson Deshambeau had won the tournament, that would have been
awesome. That would have been a fat tast Let's scarce to basketball hoops.
Lebron James hinting that he's gonna take some time to think things over after their
season in a suite. It's low, Graham gonna take a little time.
We need to play that every time because over Brian's coming at the college.
Will I be playing with him when I'm older? I'm getting too. That's
phenomenal the h But now the big talk is Kyrie irving? Kyrie has is
Kyrie gonna go to Is Kyrie gonna join the Lakers? Now that would be
a lot of money, but it would give them maybe the missing piece.
Really, Now, Lebron wouldn't have to be the point guard, right,
you gonna have to Kyrie just you just you know, run the poll.
He could take nights off to Yes, Kyrie can he and Anthony Davis can
run the show, right and Anthony Davis, I give Lebron credit. Man
he plays every night, Yes, he does. Most of the NBA takes
like twenty games off. And I think he uh, I think that,
uh he's with the best big man he's ever been with. Yes, right,
and oh yeah, Kyrie was his best batman so to speak. Yeah,
I mean, but Robin to his batman, I think there's no I
mean where else can Lebron really go? Seriously, where where where can he
go? Well, retirement would be the other thing. But I don't think
he's retiring. I think this is his message and this is not anything new
if you've been paying attention, This is his message to Genie Buss. Hey,
get me some players in here, all right and get me so I
can't do this. And to be honest with you, there's two possible destinations
three if you can't retirement. The other one is Golden State that's been floated
out there that Hey man, what about him and Steph playing together? That
would be awesome. Steph's getting up there too, wouldn't it be awesome?
Frankly, I would rather see him stay in LA, bring Kyrie back and
win another championship. To me, that's a I think that's a better story.
Then Hey, I'm gonna go team up with another super team because the
Golden State Warriors, they had a lot of stuff happened behind the scenes this
past year. Yeah, Draymond Green fighting guys. You had, you know,
the other situation where Andrew Wiggins had a situation in his family. They're
a team that could flip a switch back. You had Lebron to that even
at his age, and I think that they could run the table. But
it's like, oh, they've done that. They did that with Kevin Grant.
So here's the thing, Kyrie is sick of guys like you talking about
them and mind you. Um my last thing that I'm gonna say. After
I say I love you, stop mentioning me on twitters. All y'all fan
bases, stop mentioning me right now. Please. It is still the Western
Conference and Eastern Conference finals, like, or excuse me, Denver's going to
the finals. You know we're still waiting for Boston to Miami. Can y'all
please leave me the funk out of this? Please? Can I just be
with my family and peace? Y'all got people at my dinner table discussing what
my free agency plans are. Stop that. Y'all think it's funny, ship,
but please stop that. Like I actually like having peace of mind when
I'm at the crib, all right, Like I see all y'all ats,
I see all y'all mentions. Okay, I said it. I see all
y'all like a pretty girl going stop telling me I'm pretty? Like, stop
asking me. Yeah, don't cheer from a guys, right, I mean
you went to the Lakers game and you sat courtside, hugged the players.
You were right there for that game. Yeah, I mean you're taking pictures
with celebrities. Come on, man, but no about it. Simply Kyrie
moment, such a such a you know that. I mean, that's the
problem is, you know what, he's a super talent. He's a super
talent. Uh, he didn't pay off. He didn't pay off I guess
that much in Boston. He didn't pay off that much in Nude, in
uh, Brooklyn, everywhere he's gone. When he leaves, typically Brooklyn to
get better situation, they'll get better, they get better better. But they
needed him in Cleveland, they did know they did, but he but he
was but Lebron was in charge. Kyrie could keep his mouth. He had
to keep his mouth shut. Kyrie has proven that if if not to himself,
to everybody else, that he can't be the main guy. Right,
He's not. He's not the main He's not the talent. He's a great
talent. But the thing is, like he was very close at one point
to Steph Curry in terms of ability. Yes, And people were like,
yeah, would you rather have Steff or what you'd rather have Kyrie? Step
of course you'd have stuff. But at the time, though, when the
when the Calves won the championship that year, people are like, wow,
he was doing things at the point that Steph wasn't doing steps all of the
shooter. But then you know, after a year, you realize, Okay,
Kyrie's a nut job and he can't get out of it. He can't
stay out of his own way, and yeah, you're better off with Steph.
And why do we even have this discussion in the first place, Because
people get carried away with recency bias and whatnot. The NBA. I wrote
about the times in the Times of the Way County this week, I wrote
about how the NBA Finals are gonna be Miami and Denver, but all intensive
purposes. Now, somehow the Celtics come back and win it. Okay,
I doubt it, But my point is is that everybody's acting all shocked that
it's gonna be Miami and Denver. I'm like, have you been paying attention
if you watch the league? I don't think people have. I think people
just know. Like the joke about basketball, just watch the last two minutes.
The joke about the NBA is just watch the last two minutes and just
watch the playoffs. If you've been watching the regular season, you know these
guys aren't into it. They're not trying. You can't just flip the switch
go out there. No you can't. All right, we'll take a We
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those artists that I feel like I didn't appreciate you when he was alive,
like I should have, And then after he died, I kind of got
immersed in some Tom Petty. I really loved Tom Petty. So I made
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like twenty nineteen, a bunch of like musicians just dropped. So when David
Bowie had cancer and he died, nobody, not really many people knew about
it. So when he died, all of a sudden, he wins a
several Grammys. He never won a Grammy before. Yeah, and his best
work was clearly behind him. But he comes out with this album and all
of a sudden he wins several Grammys. I'm like, those are all sympathy
votes. What was it like it was his greatest work. It was just
like, Oh, he's dead, we gotta do something for him. Hey,
let's give him a Grammy. Oh well, I don't know if you
could live forever? Yeah, would you want to what age would you like
to live to? If you had to pick? Somebody said to you,
damn, you get to pick probably one hundred. Yep. I got a
lot to do if I gotta keep my physique though, Yeah, we'll see.
I wouldn't want to keep my faculties as well. I wouldn't want to
do that. I will tell you that one of the words. You know
how people say they hate certain words in the English language. Yeah, there
is a word that I had ever thought of until recently that I just don't
like. I don't like it. You know, some people don't like the
word moist. Yeah, I can understand why, supple. You don't like
to towards something I don't like towards supple. It just makes my skin crawl
when I hear it, but when you stretch, And the only one I
can think is you want to keep your body supple, movement, you know,
all that ease and full. And I think stretching is a really important
thing. Is I watch, you know, my parents who are getting up
there in years, and my mom's got the problem. I just think some
of that may have been prevented had you stretched properly, right, you know,
really a regimented stretching routine that you either to daly or every other day
or five days a week, and you know, constant exercise, working out,
watch your diet, that kind of thing. But the Fountain of Youth
is something we've been searching for for a long time. And there's a guy
named Brian Johnson. Brian Johnson is forty five years old. He's kind of
a tech millionaire. I think he made his money in some kind of cash
trade app and then eventually bought Venmo and then sold that. He sold that,
so he's got millions of millions of dollars and he is is rumored Brian
Johnson and people can look this up to spend roughly two million dollars a year
to research the fountain of youth. So recently he went to a I guess
like a medical spa and he had paid an anonymous younger person to give a
leader of blood. So he's forty five, give a leader of blood,
and then they would take out the plasma and inject the plasma into Brian.
Now, the FDA highly recommends not doing that because they don't know how your
immune system is going to go with somebody else's plasma. But he's thinking that
well, so I don't know if they had matched blood types. What I
read really didn't talk about this, but I've I've seen Brian Johnson pop up
in different things for I don't know what I'm looking at. Always. I
didn't seek that out or this either, but I found this one interesting,
right, and I go, this guy is and like he's really trying.
I think he dyes his hair because it's kind of got that. But I'll
tell you what. He looks. You show him some other pictures and he
looks he's forty five. He looks you if you told me he was twenty
eight, I believe it. I mean, does he get that Tom Brady
youthfulness to him? Because Tom Brady's forty five but he don't look No,
he doesn't. But um, yes, but maybe even younger, and he
tries he wears his hair longer anyway. So, but the guy did get
a seventeen year olds blood plasma his seventeen year old sons, so they didn't
experiment or he's doing something. He tried this his father seventy he's forty five,
and his son, his seventeen son, gave a leader of blood.
They spun out the plasma plasma. They took a leader out of Brian and
they spun out the plasma. They put Brian's plasma in his seventy year old
father and they put his sons in there. And the kid got jipped out
of getting anything. He's seventeen, but they agreed to do it. I
don't know what will happen in this, but this guy is doing all kinds
of experiments and really investing millions of dollars to try to find that fountain of
youth. He has a strict diet, exercise routine. He's in pretty phenomenal
shape. I don't know. I mean, it's a lot of work.
Like you know, you look at Tom Brady and you go, yeah,
Tom Brady looks great for forty five. Some people say he had plastic surgery
somewhere in along the line. I don't know. It could simply be diet.
I mean on what we eat a lot of times, you know,
sugar, that's the arthritis and the swelling and the just just you know,
all these things. So I have no idea, But would you rather,
like, would you go after the fountain of youth like this to just kind
of live forever? I mean, is there a time where I don't know
if I wanted to just get out of the way. I don't know if
I would do it to live forever, but I would try to do it
to live my best life while I could. Okay, I mean, like
right now, I'm forty three. I get up every day the last two
years with back pain through my hips. Right, I would do a lot
to get rid of that. I've tried several different things. It sucks getting
older, did you did you? I've been doing the stretches that you told
me, told me we're working for I'm just giving that an example they have.
But yes, but every now within my back will just tweak for no
reason. Yeah, you know, I mean if you now imagine that in
ten years, twenty years, thirty years. Ultimately the body dies because of
two reasons. You Every disease that you can imagine is a part of inflammation.
Inflammation comes with aging. It's all relative. They're just different flavors of
the same ultimate disease. If you can prevent that, yes, do it.
Well, that's what this guy is trying to do. And to me,
I mean, is it more important now we we have we live in
a society, and I think it affects the American girl Tom Petty more than
it does an American guy. Although I am reading more and more about guys
getting botox and trying to compete with younger people and in jobs and all this
stuff. Is it important to look younger or have more time on the planet
Because a lot of times I've heard people say, you know, they're getting
to the end. I would give, you know, fifteen grand to have
one more year, right, But I don't know. But at some point,
if you if you go long enough, you're gonna outlive everybody, right,
And then who's gonna beat your funeral? That nobody? And I like
that. That's what I want. I am the last of the Mohican shit.
But that's true. And I was talking to somebody today and they said,
you know what, I wouldn't pay for one more year for me when
the when the big shut up comes, the big shut up comes, But
I would pay for one more year for a loved one I wanted to spend
time with, you know, one more year for uh, maybe a parent
that's passed away or somebody like that, a conversation that I can no longer
have. You know, I would do that one more year. That would
be my thing. I would pay for that. Yeah, that would be
cool. I would be real cool. No. I look, science is
amazing, the human body is amazing. We're studying all kinds of things.
Now. They are doing these kinds of experiments with plasma in mice. Whether
or not it works in humans, we don't know. But Brian Johnson on
the on the cutting edge, forty five year old Brian Johnson, that is
something. I mean. I know a guy who is in his fifties and
Brian Johnson just show you and he take He routinely takes HGH under a doctor's
care and he gets blood drawn like every month because they have to monitor it
in case like, because because if you grow, if you take human growth
hormone. It can also grow other things in your body that shouldn't be growing,
like cancer. Yeah, you don't want to feed cancer, right,
and so he In case there's any type of well, here's the different one.
Fortune did it. This is Brian Johnson. He looks his age.
You think he looks forty five. I think actually, actually I think he
looks a little older. To be honest with him, don't tell him that.
No, apparently, Yeah, don't tell him that. The Fords magazine
picture, it looks like he dyes his hair. That's why I go,
I don't know what's happening. Yeah, that's something you can't really. You
can't really switch. Other than you're coloring your hair. You can't really reverse
your hair color. You can't. Can't. No, No, I think
you can. There's ways you can reverse baldness people talk about. I don't
know if it's necessarily true. I think you're just making your own surviving hair
thicker. But I don't think you can change it. Once you go gray,
you can't go back. Here. Here's the picture. So this is
him, his son and his dad. They're all like holding each other in
some weird way, some weird picture. Ye It's like, yeah, that
is a very weird. And he doesn't look younger. He does it look
better than he does. Yeah, he says here he follows the stricter internal
youth and believes that regular blood transfusence can keep his eternal organs functioning youthfully.
He's now enlisted a seventeen year old. How much that's the kid's name?
That makes sense? That weird name, that makes sense. Yeah, I
just I just find it interesting because I do think, like I think you
can have a better quality of life. I would never tell anybody, you
know, don't take whatever medicine's prescribed to you. It's uh, I always
think like you know, I look at I'll always use Bob Marley as an
example. Bob Marley got melanoma between the toes. Yeah, right, and
he could have had some stuff amiated, but he wouldn't. He didn't believe
it it. He didn't believe in it. He was gonna leave it up
to John and all this stuff. And I go, I have no problem
gonna leave it up to God for sure, but uh, go talk to
a Western doctor as well, because some of that stuff I want to you
talked about leaving it up to jaw. Yeah, and part of prayer in
faith is you know people prayed for years for cures and now you have them.
Yeah, and now like it's like I got a headache, it's which
God would put away his headache. Well, go take an ass pretty gave
it to you. Yes, you know, I mean he had been at
the damn surgery. Have it. That's the answer to prayer. It may
not have been your prayer right now, but it was somebody's. Yeah,
Okay, I mean that's a good point. So damn ridiculous. Yeah.
I think like sometimes even if it's something for mental health, if it's a
tool that makes your life a little better, I can keep you happier and
use it. It's fine. Now this guy I have the perfect specimen for
his his trial. Who's that one guy who's had rumors which isn't which aren't
true of having a full bus every year every year. You're a fan of
this guy, A big fan of I'm a big fan of this guy who's
had a blood transfusion. No, no, he has it. No rumors
about him? He needs a full was it Tom Cruise? No, Keith
Richards where that rumor? Yeah, he needs a full blood transfusion every year.
It wasn't true. Yeah, he's outlived everything, Like you know the
memes during COVID where every he's wearing a mask in the stones except for him.
Nothing will kill Keith. What if they gave him these plasma injections and
all of a sudden he starts reversing the fountain of youth. I can live
for the two hundred years. That would be Uh, that would be amazing.
I don't know. I always think like I'm not sure that I would
want to live forever. I don't want to. I want to go see
Jesus at some point. I don't want to overstay my welcome. I want
to be able to be able to a set I've done everything I've wanted to
accomplish. Yeah, once they do that, all right, Lord take me?
Yeah? How close to you to that? How's that bucket list?
Oh gosh, I'm going to square two? Are you do you know what
you want to do? Do you have like a really clear idea of what
you want to do? I didn't think so. No. I didn't have
a lot of ideas. Yes, little things, yes, but I don't
have one big picture idea. Yeah, you know, I have a lot
of goals and stuff, and I want to achieve one big What is something
you would share with us, Like one goal that you could share with us.
It's a little bit further away, but it would be a great achievement.
Like if you could instead of like you celebrate your birthday. You did
nothing for that, just popped on the planet. Your mom did all the
work. But if we could change your birthday to a day that you actually
meant something to you, a day that you achieved something, whether it be
graduating college or whatever, and we celebrate Dan and his achievement that day every
day for the rest of his time on the planet, because that's something Dan
did. What would be that goal for you to mark the day and make
it your day? It's Dan Day bigger than your birthday, Like we don't
even have your birthday anymore. We just celebrate Dan Day. I mean down
the road, you know. Yeah, whatever the goal is, what is
that one goal for you? What would it be? I think, gosh,
this is this is difficult. It is because I'm thinking myself, if
if we reverse the question, I don't know that I have an answer for
that exactly. There are things that I'd like to do or that I talk
about in in abstract terms like yeah, it'd be nice. Oh I have
that, Oh I love I love to do that. See, I've like,
I mean, I've never thought of material terms all I really have.
ID love to own a Dodge Challenge or someday, but that's not my goal
of that could be a goal Dodd's Challenger, Danny's Die. Yeah, I
have to get a lot of things before I get the Challenger. Don't take
care of you know. Yeah, but but that's that. But that's what
I'm saying, Like, what would be the achievement instead of your birthday?
Now we celebrate that you think Dan became the Creative Sports podcast? Okay,
okay, okay, right the day that though that I was in the the
the Apple Top ten podcast, Yeah yeah. Or you know the day that
I came out with my own album, my own band of original music.
Okay, you know yeah that I mean that, I get that. I
get that. How close these are? We working on these? I'm working
on them. I'm working on you like a bench press two hundred pounds,
man, that will be I can get you that that that you could get
within the year. I think I could get there. Yeah, do two
hundred pounds. I'm not. Last time I worked with Molly Flaherty, she
goes, Okay, it's one ten, Dann, I think you can get
this up. It was so embarrassing. I was so embarrassed. I was
embarrassed for her. Just have to spot you. Yeah, because I never
worked on my physique. I never lifted weights, but my muscles. Like
most men like grow in Chattacoa County, we grow a lot smaller. I
guess I don't know what it is. Everybody's my size, all right,
and so yeah we're all smaller. Well why don't you. I got a
guy who could help you with that? Who you know? Jordan? Yeah,
my son all of a sudden been walking in Like Jordan couldn't help you.
I'm sure he could. He would love to do that. Yeah,
he would absolutely love that. All of a sudden, Dad, I've decided
to become a personal trainer. I mean, like part of me is like
people, do you ever want to have a family? I go, I
have a wife. I don't need a family. I mean, I've that's
something that it's not something I ever aspired to do. If it happened,
great, but it's not something that I particularly sought. Some people like feel
like they need that for validation. I'm not looking for I would love to
see you as a dad. Everybody says you'd be the greatest dad. I
don't know. He'd be pretty good, but I would love it. Like
if you had a punk kid like me. Yeah, like I used to
we when we were kids. That's smarter than his dad's smarter, but not
smarter, just just like more conniving or would just think of things that you
just wouldn't think that way. You just don't like did you have nerve guns
as a kid? Oh? Yeah? Did you stick toothpicks in the ends
of the Oh? I didn't do anything predictive. No, I did everything
my father told me to. We didn't do anything. He used to shoot
and try to shoot each other in the ass with the toothpick sticking out of
the dark, so it was sticking right in the ass. It was one
one time it gas. It stuck in my buddy in the back of his
arm. Well, we didn't dare cross push. He was like a Jurassic
Park. We weren't shooting at my dad. Oh no, we weren't.
We weren't shooting at at my dad. But I used to I told you
like my today Jamison's talking to me, goes, hey, dad, is
it really true? And Uncle Kevin was growing up and I was eight years
older than him. Uh, and he was learning to walk. He used
to throw balls at him to knock them down. I go, knock balls,
I said. We used to take a stuffed animals and we would pop
out from around corners and whip him down the hall at his feet. So
I used to love to try to swim, keep his feet out so his
body would go horizontal and then he flop on the ground. And then so
what happened was my brother adapted. He would scoot and pull his toys and
be able to scoot. My mother was convinced that he had some kind of
medical problem because by like eleven months I was running or ten months and my
sister was walking by a let you know, and he's not doing any of
this, and my mom is losing mind, has him to doctors doing all
this stuff, and uh, Doctor's like, no, he's just not ready
yet. Oh he's fine. Everything's physically fun. And then years later I
go, hey, remember when we used to play nail Chucky. She's like,
oh my god, that's why he's scooting your shots dance. That's who
we did. It was terrible. No, we we we were, we
weren't. I was an avidictive kid growing up. That's not vidictive. That's
playful, is it though? Oh god, if you could get so much
scream a little bit like you put that dart in there, and it was
funny. So my mother, my mother used to yell at my father wants
in a great while because my father ran ran the show, but my mother
would happy. We would be stuck with us, Like it was always around
eastern time. Russellmania would come out, right, and Dad say, I'm
not getting the pay per view this year. All right, we'll do it,
and so we watched Rustlemania. So it would always be around Eastern time.
So for the next week, my mother's home alone with us at night
when my father worked a second shift, and my brother and I are russella.
We're ripping our t shirts off, like called Cogan, We're beating the
piss out of each other. And my grandmother lived downstairs. She could hear
every sound every time we like would hit each other and like we hit the
floor and it would sound terrible, and my mother would get so I'll tell
your father to get that Russell mania. Every year, you guys get rustlemaniac
like a bunch of inf Stulls for the next week and a half. You
know, there's you mentioned. You know, there is one thing that I
would love to do. I have an idea for an app. I'm not
going to say what the app is, but I think that this app would
be huge. I just have no idea how to go about it, and
I would love to develop it and build it and then be able to just
do what the heck I wanted the rest of my life, you know what
I'm saying. That would be my damn that freedom. Yeah, I have
that. I have the idea for the app. I'm not gonna say what
it is because somebody could be listening like, oh, I don't do that,
you know, And yeah, you said don't tell anybody's stuff. I
brought this up once at a picnic and they said, yeah, it'll never
work. Well, I see, and that drove me nuts. And I
thought about what you said. I'm like, don't tell anybody times ideas and
they're just saying their opinion or yeah, because the idea wouldn't work because oh,
there's so much red turn. Yeah, well, here's where I would
tell you to start. Okay, chat GPT and I know that sounds funny,
but people are using that to build apps, and it's not necessarily building
the app, but it's giving them the codes and things on how to do
it. And then you just need to find somebody who knows how to to
do that sort of stuff. And we certainly live where there's a place called
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The question was before we left. Uh is there a bigger panic when you're
in someone's house you can see the bathroom then when there's no more toilet paper.
Ever been in a situation like that? Have you ever had to scream
at all on any point in your life somebody get me some toilet paper?
Probably I probably have. Yeah, but that that's a panic. Now.
Usually, if you're having a party or something, you're pretty aware of the
toilet paper situation to make sure that no one has that. But sometimes,
I mean, I know somebody went into a bathroom and they were mopping up.
Oh, I mean they like they need they needed they usually at all,
like a dumb and number situation where they broke the toilet and they started
thinking they were gonna have to use the towel or something all because they were
getting so long on the toilet. But I got a few of these weird
stories. Well, you I know someone who was my father, I should
say, my father would leave parties or events because he hated using other people's
bathrooms. So if he had to go number two, guys, we're going
dad. We haven't had the advertisers yeah, we got gom or he just
leave on his own and leave us there, yeah and come back. No,
he wouldn't come back once he was home. He was home because he
had phobia of like using other people's toilets. I don't know. Why would
it be a phobia using somebody else's toilet, I don't know. So one
time in high school, we were a school that they took the doors off
the stalls. Oh yeah, yeah, me too, because the kids were
spits are smoking, right, And eventually it led to a not a class
action law not a class an lawsuit. But one of the moms brought up
to the school because her kid had stomach problems, and he finally told his
mother, Yeah, because I can't go to the bathroom in school. Why
not because there's no doors. He goes, there's no doors in the bathroom
stalls and he goes, no. So she brought up to the school board.
The school board says, okay, you called us on it, so
we're gonna put doors back on. But here's what back in those days,
Umm, oh no, so, sister, were no doors and people had
to go to the bathroom. Some guys just you know, want to make
a ready laugh and had no shames. What I mean, Well, okay,
so the cross country us to sit there all the time. So legend
has it that the cross country team boys cross country team was changing before a
meat in the gym, And meanwhile the school is bringing a bunch of foreign
exchange students into tour the school. Okay, and one of the kids decides,
well, hey, if I got to take a crop with the door
open anyway, I might as well just get on top of the stall and
from and just start dropping them. I told you. We used to play
bombs Away, where you would climb up to the top. Yeah, so
that's where you tried to hit the toilet. So he was playing bombs away
when they brought the shit, like this is our locker room. And the
kids go, he's taking a crop and he's pumping his fists, yeah,
like trying to get it out, And the coach looks up because all right,
let's go this way, let's take it, because it was what's he
gonna do. He's gonna punish it for taking a crap with the door.
Yeah, but you can't get I mean, this was climbing above the stall.
Yeah, we used to do that. We used to play bombs away,
climb above the stall and see if you could hit it. And if
you missed, like whoever bet you that they couldn't, They had to clean
up where you hit. Yeah, yeah, if they said you would make
it or if you ye. But it was really a good splash too,
if I'm sure it was a good splash if you hit it right. And
now we would have contest too. You could have seat down or seat up.
Okay, now seat up was easier. Yeah, seat down was harder.
Yeah it was. And he couldn't, like, you know, to
hit three. It couldn't be. It couldn't be like a Michael block hole
in one on fifteen where it actually dunked in the cup but ripped part of
the cup as it went in. Like you couldn't have your turred go in
and leave skid marks on the edge of the toilet seat. You had a
hit, that's like okay, yeah, oh man bombs away. Yeah,
so you guys did that too. Is where small schools are a lot alike,
I think so. Yeah. And then we used to sp You had
a context where we would soap up our backs, lay naked in the shower
floor, which is disgusting, right, But it was the did you just
have one room with shower heads? Yes, okay, that's what we had,
just the one room shots and I used to lay on the I would
soap up my back as best they could, and then I would rub some
soap down on the floor as well. And I would lay on the floor,
put my feet up against the wall and push off to see how far
how you could go? How far could go? And I made it all
the way to the coaches room, but I was completely naked. And then
some there was an exit to the outside, and like all the girls and
then so they were all kind of hang out outside. The guys would come
out of the locker room, and somebody propped the door open and left it
open. As I lay and I'm slipping as I'm getting up, I could
Yeah. Did your coach have a window from his office into the bathroom or
into the locker room? No, they were just I mean they were right
there. Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes they did.
Yeh. There were two offices, one in the front, one in
the back. Yeah. Yeah, Well back to the bombs away story was
no toilet paper. There's no toilet paper. Kids, gotta run across country
meet He's gotta go take a shower because because he couldn't. Yeah, you
should have looked at the toilet paper first to see if there was any there
before he started playing bombs away when they brought him the Foreign Exchange students to
do a tour in the high school locker room. It's like those kind of
kids today get diagnosed to something. No, seriously, like a d D
hyperactive disorder, you know what I mean, everything's a disorder now, like
yes, or a behavioral there's something like they were just creative and having fun
and yes they're boys, and so they're doing stupid shit and that's what they
do, what they do, and it's perfectly fine. I mean, it's
like you know, uh, even in Rudolph they have the reindeer games right
where they run around right, you know, but that's a that's the guy
he's did. It's yeah, but it's that kind of thing. Now we
diagnose you with or whatever. Oh gosh, yeah, because we have too
many people going for PhDs. I gotta come up with a new theory,
you think, so, I well, I don't know that someone. Everybody
has to be in a already on something. Now, well, it could
be everyone's gonna freaking expertise that they don't really have. I think that some
of the diagnosis they may be helpful, they may make your life a little
bit easier. But when we didn't have the diagnosis, you kind of mainstream
people together and somebody was a little weird and so up. You know,
they got through life. They did, And sometimes I wonder if if it's
better than having the label. I don't know, I don't I have no
idea. I don't think I was ever diagnosed with anything. I think they
tried ADD with me as an adult. I took I think I took a
quiz like I had an answer to send and then they go, well,
you probably have ADD. And I did take the ADD medicine. I hated
it because I wasn't up and down and you know, striver had a problem
like I could focus when I needed to focus. Yes, I had a
shrink who gave me a riddle in that didn't work at all. Something they
gave me a adderall and then you're selling on the street. No, my
blood pressure went through a freaking roof. I had to get off it.
Yeah. But yeah, and I've had friends who are teachers and my wife
as a teacher tell me, we think you have a learning disability. What
Yeah, yeah, I think I have a learning disorder. And my wife
goes, I don't think you have a learning disability. I think you have
a processing disorder. Okay, oh what is it? What nots I don't
know their mind? What you do? They say, like, you're not
I had a fall directions, I don't or I don't think too fast.
I think too fast, and so I just you know, I blow by
directions a big on big picture stuff, but details I suck at details.
Uh. Now I'm trying to remember because I remember all these things the way
I kind of believe this. But a processing disorder that from sometimes there's inferential
language where kids aren't picking up on the southerly, But a processing disorder is
a deficiency and a child or adults ability to effectively use the information gathered by
the senses. I could see that well, like I could see my book.
My sisters said, we think you're on the spectrum. And my older
sister has had or had a son who was autistic, So so sorry,
yeah, I know I shouldn't laugh. Alcoholism an autism are the only diseases
that can be diagnosed by your friends. Well I got one, okay,
I got alcoholism. Were you here when we talked to Rachel Barnhart the other
night? Now, no, I wasn't. I missed that, yeah,
Rachel Barnhart. And all of a sudden, she like, uh huh,
and I go, uh, you're drinking wine right now? And she burst
out out and she goes, how do you know? I go, because
I'm an alcoholic and I hearsed you into the glass. I recognize the echo.
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. All right, let me
see if I can find an example of a processing disorder. So that and
then we'll see if this fits. You've gone from toilet paper to processing,
well, the same thing, your process. Yeah right, you can't have
a process. Yeah, I used wet wipes. I don't. I don't
like using toilet paper. You're not supposed to flush those. And I know
they even say that flushable. They said, no, this is it's a
special technology built in. It says, yeah, which I don't believe.
But since it's okay, here's some amples from the learning processing processing disorder,
say flesh technologies. It's called you're not supposed to like use sensory processing disorder.
Then these are sensory processing disorders, so I don't know or SPD.
Danny's got an SPD. What no PT can result in an over responsive responsiveness
to sensory input, like extremely extreme sensitivity to loud noise or it's clothing,
you're very loud. I am. Yeah, I don't know that you've a
processing disorder. But even tonight, like you, you just go off sometimes
sound bites or under responsiveness, which might present as a lack of awareness of
personal space or desire for thrill seeking. I had thrill seeking stuff. I
love driving fast And yeah, I don't know. I'm gonna have to take
a test. Cognitive processing disorders, That's what I think it is. That
one. All right, let's see what we got here. My buddy Steves
trying to explain to me how to play certain parts of the guitar, and
I'm like, uh huh huh, he goes, you have no idea what
I'm talking about. So many options on how to identify processing disorder, it
can be difficult to understand. It's many facets. Oh that's interesting that everybody
could look at you go, hey, you got a process disorder. Right.
Here's one model adopted from the Woodcock Johnson tests of cognitive abilities. I'm
very familiar with Woodcock. Johnson, by the way, two last names the
owner of the Jets. No, but wood Cock Johnson. Two last names
that have to do with your penis Hey wood Cock, right if you Johnson
would and then Johnson. That's what I'm saying, Woodcock, right, Like
I knew somebody's last name was Woodcock. And I think I think this kid,
God, this kid, he had the longest neck and he was skinning.
It was my sister's age, and he took her to the prom.
And I'm pretty sure his name was Woodcock. And I remember my father on
not a word, not a goddamn word, Willie. I think I got
a warning before that. I think his name was Woodwoodcock. I think it
was Woodcock. And I was, I was. I mean, I didn't
even Danny, I didn't. I don't think I looked up. I just
was just like trying so hard Woodcock. No, because I would have just
I would have just said, I would have just I you looked at Saturday
Live Sketch where they try to make each other laugh, yeah, and you
said, there, hello wood Woodcock. So here's what I remember this because
the kid had asked her, and she was younger than him, and he
was this kind of nerdy, dweevy kid, probably grew up into be a
multimillionaire. I don't know. Woodcock Johnson owns the Jets, billy, uh,
he says, and he's gonna take her in her name. His name
is Woodcock, the last names Woodcock. I'm I haven't thought of this,
and I know I don't even know the kids were name. I could picture
him though, because he almost looked like a cartoon character, like I'm picturing
Napoleon Dynamite. Yeah, this is sort of his. But he had like
a longer necked big Adams apple. I remember that Randy Johnson. He was,
yeah, and so and they go Woodcock and I went, and I
just sat there and so and so Woodcock and I went. I remember looking
up going and I was about to say something, and my own man goes,
not a word, not a word. I gotta meet your old man.
I think he would have some fascinating discussions my father. I think my
father called me back today to tell me the joke he was goes. You
know, I had a really good one out the gym the other day.
God damn, I can't remember what it is. I can't remember. I'll
call you back. It calls me back and he goes, you know why
they call it a Johnson, because no one would call him no Brian.
I go. He goes, get it, and I go, yeah,
irishmen have small Johnson's. He goes, exactly, yes, the curse of
the Irish. They called a Johnson, not an O'Brien. I'm like,
oh my god, oh my god, oh my god. Granddad jokes nor.
This is happening at the gym. That's what he thought about. He's
polluting the at the gym, saying this shit. It's kind of funny.
It's kind of funny. I can't find any examples. Oh. Visual spatial
processing the ability to perceive, analyze, mentally, breakdown, synthesized, reconstructor
put back together, and think using visual patterns, including the ability to store
and recall things visually. Yeah, I got that. Probably. Auditory processing
the capacity to analyze, synthesize, and discriminate tell the difference between two different
sounds, including the ability to process and differentiate sounds heard under distorted conditions.
So I don't have that issue. I don't think you do, know,
because I could pick out. Voice processing speed measures the ability to perform automatic
mental tasks, particularly when under pressure to maintain attention. Yeah, I have
that too, because it's like when you go to the Bills game and you
have to take a leak, but you're in lying with all those people and
you can't go. Like when you're playing like family feud, it's called bladder
shyness. Yeah, well, it's the same thing. It's like if you're
sitting there, like if you're playing family feud, right, and you're standing
their head to head with somebody and they ask a question, you hit the
buzzer late. I'm the guy who hits the budge of late but knows the
answer just because like I'm just like fidgeting. Wait wait, wait you know
and then all of a sudden, Yeah, but that's just anxiety. Why
don't you like, are you probably a disorder for are you functioning fine?
Yeah? Well, why didn't you ask your wife what you do to get
this label? Can we call her? Yeah, let's call her up right
now. She might be sleeping, but hang out. Oh wait wait wait,
you might You would have to connect to the board. Do you want
to text her first? Yeah? Let me, let me text her,
well, she may not answer, and then I have to ask you.
You've got to You pulled a fortune cookie from the kids that were eating the
fortune cookies outside before we put the dropped it on the floor. I'm waiting.
I'm waiting for some parent to get mad because I had the kids in
here, and I think I swore them in front of them a few times.
You know what, I don't even noticed. Maybe I'm just a sense
of time, not not terribly, but like what was the toilet paper story?
Though? Like she said, like out of like when when out of
fear, Like all of a sudden you're in there, relate to this,
Yes, this weekend, you're drinking and eating, and all of a sudden
you're shipping your brains out and you realize it's not your house. You don't
know where they keep the toilet paper, and they're running low. Panic sets
in Danny, panic sets in what do you do? Grab the wash cloth
behind the Oh gosh, oh that's the third story. I had met a
party at Saint John Fisher. We're in the Cobbs Hill area, right,
and best says, yes weekend call her Okay, So we're in the Cobbs
Hill area. I gotta go to the bathroom bad. You're at a party.
You don't want to take a number two in the party, right,
So I go outside. I go into a baseball diamond, right, and
there's a bunch of leaves. It was October. It's the worst part.
It was diuretic type. So I had like literally like do like a bumper
dumper where you have to stop in the first and you feel so you know,
like did you do wall sets when you're exercising. I had to basically
do a wall set against the against the backstop right, drop it down the
backstop where it's like hanging off the freaking chain link fence right and dead.
Had to grab dride leaves and dry my ass off with that. Now my
hands are all like weird. I'm walking. I'm walking back in the party
like I'm trying to be cool. Man, what steaks? It's my freaking
hands. So I'd get my buddy Aaron to give me. I give him
five bucks to give me a ride home, because yea, I could buy
a plate tonight. Plates were only five dollars. Yeah, it's like,
man, he goes, what happened to you? Like I had diarrhea?
Oh, Yeah, you wouldn't go on the bathroom and doing no because it
was one bathroom and there's like fifty people this party, fucking thing of tissues
with you before you leave. Yeah, all right, yeah, let's call.
Let's let's call. Yeah, I find out if this might be part
of your processing disorder. Yeah, I think, Oh, you're already connected.
Okay, yes, I'm calling her now, Okay, all right,
We're gonna get Danny's wife on here and find out one what disorders is that
it? Hello, Hey, Booths, me and Billy Eddy. Are you
You're on the podcast and you don't and you don't know why we're calling you,
and which seems a little unfair to me, but I will explain it.
I did it anyway, Danny says. Danny says that there's two things
that people are diagnosed with by their friends and family alcoholism, right, an
autism. But then he said, he said to me that he's been told
by friends of his that are teachers that he has a processing disorders. And
then you said he has a processing disorder. So we were looking up what
a processing disorder is exactly, and we're wondering what examples do you see in
your husband that would say he has a processing disorder. I personally feel that
his brain just moves far too fast to take to absorb new information immediately.
Come smart. No, that's not what she's saying. She's not going to
say you're wait wait wait wait wait that that Yes, you could be dumb
and be this way, but you're missing things like you're missing pieces, key
pieces of a conversation because you're you're already at the end of the conversation,
right. Could that also be add I mean or attention deficit in that you're
not paying attention to what's being said. But he doesn't fidget and do all
that stuff. Let's really rip this guy apart, really really make him feel
like a piece of shit as we go into a long holding gives example No,
well, no, I think she gave a great one where she probably
is talking to you about something and you've already come to the conclusion in your
head, which I'm guilty of myself when I was married and uh that's why
I'm and and then But you're missing key pieces of information, that's what she's
saying. Huh yeah, yea common sense is not his forte. Oh,
I think miss him is a lot of the common sense because he is,
he's you know, miles ahead, especially when I'm driving. She why don't
you just make a left and get on the expressway. Why you have to
take a look. Why don't have to go down West Henrietta Road. It's
gonna take us forever to get home? Like, you know what, You're
right. I just I'm not one to speak. I'm directionally challenged. Yeah,
but she just she's better than I am. But you put it on
an autopilot or do you got your way? Or you're thinking of other things,
and so you're just going, Yeah, my mind doesn't stop. Yeah,
that's part of the problem. Common sense is not like common sense wise,
like what have I screwed up so far? Um? Everything? Well
we do? We talk about the dishwasher, Yeah, go on, talk
about the dishwasher. We can't remember where things going the dishwasher. Oh yeah,
I can't remember where things going the dishwasher. There's a certain way,
Oh yeah, there's a certain she has a certain methodology and how to put
stuff. Does there's always this way to stack at Dishwasher's the biggest fight in
marriages? Okay, yeah, probably, yeah, probably it probably is.
But I mean and and I'll tell you what, She's probably right because if
if you don't put the balls a certain way, they're not going to get
clean, and they can't be over here because they you know, he's probably
right. I just thought we had a bad dishwasher. Yea, his name
is Dan. I just was curious as to what the what it was that
the processing disorder? Why do they think you have a learning disability because the
same thing, you're just missing certain pieces? I think so. But like
this is like my guitar player, his wife and his sister, they're all
teachers. They go, oh, yeah, you definitely are learning disabled.
Now again, I disagree. I feel that you are far too smart,
that you're just ahead of everybody else, something like Einstein. I'm not sure
to go that far. Okay, we'll take it, but okay, all
right, it's very good. See she's very honest. Now, I hope
we didn't make you uncomfortable because she didn't know why we were calling then.
Nah, Well, I mean I married Dan, so I'm surprised all the
time. Yeah, I surprised her with a what do you call those things?
A heavy bag that she could punch. Yeah, because you're a boxer
and she she whales on this thing. We had to get special sandbags to
hold the thing down because she almost knocked it over. Yeah, you can
get those. You can get the sandbags she's put over the bars in the
bottom. The other thing you should try to do is strap the bottom of
the bag with like a short bungee cord to the floor, if you can,
or something so that way it's swinging wildly all over on you. That
that just keeps it well. You just have to come in with from the
other side. Then after you do. But I mean, you know how
it is because I've seen people. I've seen people hyper extend their elbow.
Oh yeah, because they're swinging, you know. I was like, hold
on, because a lot of times the bag work. If you can,
you're sometimes you might be better. Tapping. Power is good. Power is
really good, especially on your tube punch. I mean that. But if
you can just kind of pop, it's good. Though. She's pretty good
at pop popping. Yeah, all over your human she whales on that.
Would you go to have you ever done mitwork? Beth? No, I
have not. Let's do sometwork. Okay, there you go, Beth.
All right, should be good. Sounds like a plan. I think I
think it'd be I think she'd be good and then she can go home and
beat up her heavy bag named Dan. Yeah, it wouldn't be the first
time she can beat the processing disorder. Hey, if it works, all
right, Well, Beth, have a wonderful weekend. And I'm disappointed.
I'm going to see my mom and I won't be at the big Diggler's Bridge
show on a Saturday night at Iron Smoke. Yeah, well maybe that's that's
the next one. I think I will, but enjoy and have a great
holiday weekend. All right, you too, see honey, Love you all
right, love you. It's very sweet. She's sweet, very sweet.
You're very lucky to sack the opposite of my ex wife. Awesome. Well
that's why why do you even have to be Why do you even bring it
up for Dan Barilla as a processing disorder or learning disability or his brain works
too fast? I don't know, because I'm know he's toilet paper can't fill
up a freaking dishwasher. I'm Bil Moran. We'll see after the long holiday
weekend, we'll be here. I'll be a coltil didn't know what to do.
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