Speaker 1: When your old career gives you lemons throwing some ice
mix in some vodka colored a podcast from the Mac
of All Trade Studio in Fairport and driven by Victor
Chrysler Dots jeep Ram. It's Billified, the Bill Moran Podcast.
Speaker 2: Well, hello and welcome. Thank you for getting your pot on,
Thanks for telling a friend, and that's how.
Speaker 3: We spread the word, little by little about.
Speaker 2: The irate Danny is back from his big trip to
New York City. Laura's here, Kevin is here, and I'll
ask Kevin first, Kevin, what what did Danny or Dan?
Excuse me, what do you want something from him?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 2: What did Dan learn about himself on his trip to
New York City? He learned about himself? Anything he learned
about himself? You think he's got no restraint for street meet? Okay,
no restraint for street meet? Okay. I don't know what
that has could have perverted overtones or could not? Lauren,
what do you think he learned about himself?
Speaker 5: That he does not like big cities.
Speaker 2: That he does not like big cities. That's a great guess.
That is a great guess. Danny, what did you think
you learned about yourself?
Speaker 3: Now? You get out more. Okay, Like I need to
take more trips like that. Okay, New York is fantastic, right,
And I wasn't really like realizing it at the time
until maybe day two or day that I'm like, holy cow,
everybody in this city hustles.
Speaker 2: Yeah, everybody.
Speaker 3: I don't mean the bad way. I mean they work.
There's a few homeless people laying around, but for the
most part, everyone's like busting their hamp to do something,
to be somebody. And if you don't want to mess
with you, if you like, they're you know, handbag, no thanks, okay, good, Yeah,
they don't have time to like argue with you. They're
just gonna move on to the next person. They know
people are coming and going. But the end of the day,
everybody hustles. Everybody works, Everybody busts their ass, and it's
really a hop in place, even when it's pouring rain.
Speaker 2: That's might done by the same city. That's not what
I thought you learned about yourself, though, Oh what'd you think? Well?
I saw notes you sent me notes about your and
Dan wrote quote quote I got yelled at three times
during the trip, twice by a passenger at the Rochester
airport passengers or passengers at the Rochester Airport how to
fly the plane. No, what I'm thinking is, now, I
don't know that you speak too loudly. I'm talking too loudly. Now,
how could you get yelled at twice by passengers.
Speaker 3: For some reason? When I got to UH to get
on the UH. When you get to airport security, they
run your idea, my ID got bounced for whatever reason.
I don't I don't know why. This has happened twice. Now,
it happened once in Austin, Texas. So the guy goes here,
this happens a lot. Here, take this card, bring it
straight to the luggage people over here for Delta. I go, okay, So.
Speaker 2: It's a dog trying to get in the studio.
Speaker 5: Dog was in the other week.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was a couple of weeks ago. Yeah.
Speaker 3: So there's a line of people with luggage waiting to
check their luggage. And this is at four o'clock in
the morning. Delta is not open yet. The only one
that's open is Southwest, And I go, well, the guys
handing me a card and he's telling me this happens
a lot. So I'm just going to go over there.
And you know, just straighten it out with them. Well
the woman who goes and takes her sweet old time
to open up, because again it wasn't her time turned
to open up the the baggage claim or whatever. She goes, yes,
can I help you? And this guy goes, no, no,
I was here first.
Speaker 2: Oh, you cut the whole line. I was.
Speaker 3: I did exactly what I was told. I did exactly
what I was told. I go, I'm not checking any bags.
Speaker 2: I was.
Speaker 6: In line airport.
Speaker 3: He goes, goes straight to the front. I go, okay,
And this one was like I've never seen this happen before.
I'm like, are you serious? You've never had anybody get
their ID bump the reject. I'll just print you on
a new ticket. So I go back and like I
got I got yelled at before too for doing the
same thing. It's just a different guy yelling at me
this huh. And I'm like, so I I turn around
the second time and I go, I'm not cutting the line.
I was sitting here by security point back okay, okay, and.
Speaker 7: He said bomb then everybody dog days is all right?
Speaker 3: I thought, I don't have time for you idiots here
in Rochester to tell me what to do. Shut up
mine year old business. I'm not cutting your stupid lines.
You didn't put some weight back.
Speaker 2: This is great because Dan also wrote and I thought
it tied together, right, So Danny's having a frustrating time.
Maybe he's I know that Dan has been accused of
talking loudly before before.
Speaker 6: You go to the next step, I know what you're
going with before you go to the next step.
Speaker 2: How is Beth with all this situation?
Speaker 3: She was worried because she got him before I did,
so she had to wait for me and they patted
her down.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and so you thought that they that you weren't
getting on there.
Speaker 3: Well for a second. Yeah, And so I bring it
back and the guy was awesome. He's like, look, you
got three forms of ID. You know, he can't say
what he wants to say. Come on in right, you know.
In other words, this is ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Got help you, he goes.
Speaker 4: He goes.
Speaker 3: If I were you, I would just try to get
a new license or whatever so this doesn't happen again,
or update your passport. But you should be good now
at JFK. No issues.
Speaker 2: Yeah, in and out.
Speaker 3: It's like they did even check.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they yeah, we don't.
Speaker 3: Have time for this. But dude, like when you're lying
at JFK, man, those people, I understand why security could
be jerks, because people are stupid, they're dumb, they're pokey,
they're on their phones, they're listening to music, moving along people,
let's go, let's move because like people you know, and
I don't blame them, and they're like and so then
we get through it, and my wife could stop because
she left her laptop in her bag. They didn't tell
us to take our laptops out in Rochester, and they
certainly didn't tell us to take our laptops out at JFK.
Speaker 2: There are no signs or anything.
Speaker 7: No, I got that one when I flew down to Charlotte.
I didn't have to take my belt off in Rochester. Yeah,
but then I got pulled aside and got handfelt.
Speaker 2: Upright, I had my belt.
Speaker 3: There's different rules. So so like the guy goes, yeah,
that's why I gotta take your time and not rush,
and my wife looks at him, goes, I've just been
pushed through this line by eight different people, and now
you're telling me to take my time. Like she's like laughing,
but she's like you're ef a kidding me, right, And
he's like, sorry, those are the rules. She goes, what
what rules? We got here with our laptops in our bags.
No issues. It's like every airport's got a different it's
not posting all.
Speaker 2: Your electronics, say take all your electronics out. Yeah.
Speaker 7: I don't drink before flads, but I feel like I'd
have to be hammered to go through TSA with Danny.
Speaker 2: Well, it's so funny because I thought the yelling and
then Danny puts another story in there. He went into
an Irish bar and they talked with a British couple
in an Irish bar.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so this is a British couple married the guy.
Speaker 2: And did not talk to a British couple in an
Irish bar. It just does not make it. Well.
Speaker 3: The bartenders Irish. He was from Limerick, which by my
Irish friend tells me, is called stab City. And he said,
but we had a great time and I'm just sitting
there and we just struck up a conversation about something
I don't even know what it was. We end up
talking for like an hour and a half. Well, I
get up to go to the bathroom.
Speaker 2: Yes, this is my favorite part.
Speaker 3: The woman in the conversation forgot her dame. She was lovely.
She goes, she tells my wife. She goes, he's a lot,
isn't he. He's very lovely, but he's a lot, isn't he?
And she said, of course, she goes, she goes, you
have no idea.
Speaker 8: Oh wow, So like when you hear that, and I'm
sure obviously it was not said to you, so your
wife had to gleefully tell you that.
Speaker 3: I would think, well she did, but she said, she goes. Listen,
you know, like when we got in the you know,
I'm away to the to the train. She said, you know,
the one woman said you your night. You really lovely,
But you're a lot to take sometimes, aren't you go?
That's who I am. Tough, Okay, that's who I am.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 3: I was trying to be friendly and a comedy. By
the way, they were talking with me just as much
as I was talking with them. We talked about the Crown,
We talked about we talked about Elvis Presley, we talked
about rock and roll, We talked about Paul Rodgers, we
talked about the Olympics. We talked about all kinds of stuff.
Speaker 2: Does it? Does it? They were married.
Speaker 3: He was married five times and this was the second
time he married her.
Speaker 9: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: I love stories like that.
Speaker 5: To those people.
Speaker 3: They were fantastic.
Speaker 5: I love walking into random places and just talking to people.
Speaker 3: They were wonderful. Yeah, they were wonderful.
Speaker 2: Jimmy Fallon, Here's the thing I was wondering.
Speaker 3: I was like, I wanted to ask the bartender where
he was from, because I have an Irish friend who actually,
you know, served over there. And he goes, oh, yeah,
I'm familiar with with the stab city lo o l.
I'm like, oh, okay, I was there.
Speaker 5: Last year on vacation and I love Limerick Lick. Yeah.
Speaker 6: It was just kind of stay for her though.
Speaker 3: So does it bother you when you hear you're a
lot or do you? At first it was like did
I talk their their ears off?
Speaker 2: Yea was?
Speaker 3: My wife goes, well, they're British, honey, and you didn't
know that when you when you guys started talking until
you heard their accents. But British people tend to keep
to themselves. They're not very they're not really outgoing, they're
more reserved. But they were great to talk to and
by the way, she goes, so what that's you? Yeah,
I know, because you kept ordering tea. I mean I
bought them around to drinks.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 2: You know, you go, how did the diet fair?
Speaker 3: You've been the diet took your diet a game like
five pounds?
Speaker 2: Yes, well that's nothing. That is literally that you can
want that good fart. You're out three pounds.
Speaker 7: So I don't have the papers that we had numbers
on to you because that might be halfway there already.
Speaker 2: Motivate, motivate, motivate.
Speaker 3: I'll pull it up in the next segment. But it was.
He was like, there's a lot of great food in
New York, and when you order. I went to the
sushi place near Chinatown, like just off Chinatown called Bondi,
and it was fantastic. And the waiter hands you like this.
He starts pouring water on this little white thing. It
looks like a mushroom and it's growing like those dinosaurs
they like. You get in the capsule and I go,
excuse me, sir, I'm not supposed to eat that, right,
no doubt, because I get that at least twice a day. No,
you don't want to eat that. That's a that's al
he may have been, but his day was todd. And
he goes, oh, I'm gonna have to see your idea.
If I hand you a drink, I go, trust me,
we're about to save age. I get. I don't think
we were born the same year. Hecause I feel better now.
I'm like, Okay, why do I look old? Yeah? He goes,
you look and this dude, this dude behind the behind
the encounter, that the the man making the sushi. He
said his name was Steve, and I don't think it
was really Steven. He's making this stuff with a blow
torch right in front of and stuff. It was fantastic.
Now they don't cut the rolls. They just hand you
a big leg roll like it's a hot dog, and
you just got to eat a whole, which I was
an accustomed too.
Speaker 2: But that's cool.
Speaker 5: But I mean today we said that if you could
do all you can eat of anything, you said sushi.
Tell how much sushi did you eat?
Speaker 3: We only had like five rolls or I only had
five rolls.
Speaker 2: There may be a sushi coming to this town, may
be to Fairport. Yeah, cool conners too, But I.
Speaker 3: Mean I had I had great Italian food. I ate
this place called pasqual Rigoletto's in Arthur Avenue. Fantastic, one
of the best Italian meals I've ever had it. I'm
Italian and it was fantastic. I ate in another place
in Little Italy. You don't think what Little Italy, though is.
At Mulberry Street, they will heckle you to go into
Evange Star.
Speaker 2: Well, they have somebody working outside work restaurant.
Speaker 3: You have the best Italian food you ever had.
Speaker 2: Go.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I just had it.
Speaker 2: That was Tom Brady's job, that he would be a
guy to just work the street to get people to
come in the restaurant.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's what they that's what they mission off that.
Speaker 2: It's all. It's actually kind of charming in an art
form in a way. Yeah, it's done right. Yeah, you
know what I mean.
Speaker 5: I'm honestly surprised to hear this because no offense. I
feel like you get agitated very easily, and you can
get stirred up. So that's why I'm thinking, like, I
love the hustle and bustle of New York. I imagined
you walking through the streets and just wanting to like
punch people.
Speaker 9: No, I don't much, and you know.
Speaker 3: I'm really not that person. But after a while, after
taking it for so long, then you'd be like, okay,
I'm on edge now, you know. I'm saying like after
like so many like two, three, four when he came.
Speaker 2: In today, because he already saw me laughing at him
a little.
Speaker 3: Bit edge, I'm like you always every time I walk
like this laugh like this is this permanent.
Speaker 2: Laugh sends me these big list of things that went on,
and I'm going two people yelled at me at the
Rock Airport. A British woman told my wife, I'm a lot.
I go, I'm not sure what to think of that,
and so I started to laugh when I looked at you,
because I go, there's got to be stories in here,
and I could tell you a little edge dance got
a little edge's a little upset with things. All right,
It's okay, I got it. Do you think, by the way,
that there's any woman that you dated at any point?
And we can and Laura would be a fair one
to answer this question, but do you think you ruined
the name Dan for any woman to ever date another Dan?
Like he was a lot? He was a lot. Just
as a matter of fact, Oh, somebody dated another day, when.
Speaker 3: I was still on Facebook and word got out that
I had gotten divorced. Yeah, seven of my exes, yes,
count seven of them all came to my defense, every
single one of them.
Speaker 2: All right, hey, what are you saying? Step up, step
back in the batter's box, kind of like this British guy.
Speaker 3: When twice they got very defensive of certain things my
wife had posted. They were upset. They were like, that's
not you don't listen to that. We know that's not
the case. You need to you know, you need to
get counseling or get out, like oh, it's over. But
I mean, and these were women who had been had
gotten married or had moved on with their lives and stuff.
Speaker 2: They were a very nice guy. Yeah, you know, you're
just that. You're a nice guy. So I would think
that any of the other stuff.
Speaker 3: My wife said, she wants to send my ex wife
a thank you card. She should do that.
Speaker 2: She should do that.
Speaker 3: So but there are things where, like I've said this before,
on our trip to Austin or Nashville, my wife is,
I don't want to say the seeing eye dog was
like no, here, go here, turn here, all right, because
because because it's like.
Speaker 4: She knows that distract.
Speaker 3: She knows that I can remember that scene in Marywood
Children when they go to London and the tour guys
stiled in Buckingham Palace, Great Winster Castle, Great and then
the bud goes, Dad McDonald's quick, bud, get the camera.
I go boot Wegmans. She goes, all right, all right,
all right, don't scare the driver.
Speaker 2: Could your wife and you do the amazing race? Or
would she kill you?
Speaker 3: Oh gosh, I'd be dead, you think, so, oh yeah,
I let her be in charge. She goes, why do
you make me lead? I go, because you're good at it.
Speaker 2: I guess I don't know what I'm doing, and I
don't want to get yelled at.
Speaker 3: So like in Times Square, it was Sunday, right, and
it's I said, Beth, it's gonna rain. It's gonna rain.
So we got to really pick our spots here what
we're gonna do. And the clouds are getting darker and darker,
but the people are still going. So you end up
walking up to this place called just happened to walk
up to a place called tickets tkts what they are
legalized brokers in other words, like they add a search
charges they're reselling all the Broadway shows. They go, hey,
would you like to go to a Broadway show? And
I'm thinking, you know what, Beth would love this because
she's into music and she's done musicals. She really want
to see Hamilton. The problem was Hamilton was like four
hundred bucks a ticket and it was at seven o'clock.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: Right, because because there they were going fast, the price
keeps going up. So it's either Book of Mormon or Chicago.
And I'm like, okay, I'm looking two o'clock show Chicago.
It's one forty five at this point, and the theater
is just a block away. I'm like, let's do Chicago.
I love to see Chicago. Okay, so you know, three
hundred bucks boom for two tickets.
Speaker 2: We go in.
Speaker 3: The thing is, if you're gonna go to a Broadway show,
buy the tickets at the office. Okay, the box office.
You could pick your seats. So I end up seeing Hicago,
meaning they put us on the upper left mezzanine, and
so you have the the curtain says Chicago. I couldn't
see the sea. Some of the words like half the
like you know, I saw the show, but I didn't
get to see the band playing, and I was kind
of interested to seeing the band. The band was behind
the the actors and stuff.
Speaker 2: But that's a great play.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh. They were fantastic. Everybody was great. And
I had explained I had asked my wife about a
couple of the characters, like, okay, so who's the who's
the large black woman? What does she play? And I'm
just being me. I'm telling you you're not.
Speaker 2: Ruined Danny for somebody named it has a guy?
Speaker 4: Ever?
Speaker 2: Is there a guy that you go, I'll never date
another rite? There is? Uh huh really Ethan?
Speaker 5: Actually I love that name, but yeah, there's a name
though I would never be again.
Speaker 2: Did you date more than one guy with the same
name that that would turn you off?
Speaker 5: Like variations? But there was one guy name completely ruined
it Joel, no, Joe.
Speaker 2: Bob, simply Bob. You're making that up. No, you're making
it up. It can't be. It's not Robert Roberto, It's Bob.
Speaker 5: Can I do like?
Speaker 2: What was it? What would Bob do? That ruined the name?
Speaker 6: Bob?
Speaker 2: Like you're like, I'm never dating another guy named Bob?
Can you say? Okay? All right? Is it that bad.
This is phenomenal. Fro No. I was thinking like, well,
that's a good one. But I was thinking, like Bob,
just so, He's like, you never mind a lot of things,
A lot of things. I don't know. I don't know.
You ran into our old break room, buddy Santilla. You
producing down in a.
Speaker 3: Rob Rothenberg and Dpa Trow, which is the big ESPN
morning show. Yeah, because I gotta tell you, man, I
tell these guys' stories, like he used to work with
Michael k the Afternoon Show and Michael Kay's the voice
of the Yankees on TV. And he goes, they won't
believe the stories from the breakroom. I go, what do
you mean? He goes, first of all our show, he's
talking about the breakroom. We would have been fired in
three minutes because the only words you could say, we're
owned by Disney. The only words you could say are
ass or damn. That's that's as dirty as it gets
for all the stations. Yeah, he goes, I tell stories
about how many times Tommy used the F word. He
believes the F word on the air. I told I
said that. I go, you told him we dumped it, right,
goes Oh, Yeah. I even told at the time you
got suspended because the button didn't work.
Speaker 7: You should see if I can get Rick D. Patr
on the show or probably injure himself.
Speaker 3: But yeah, I mean, but he's he's doing really well.
He's got a kid now, he's looking at it buy
a house, and he's he's doing really well. Explain some
of the stuff to us. It's funny because we were
at the Oculus when we met him, which is near
the World Trade Center. Yeah, and I'm like, how American
is it to like, you know, you have this huge memorial. Hey,
let's put them all here. You know what I'm saying.
The Oclus is a big shopping center. Oh with a
with a nine to eleven memorial in it. Yes, but
it's a spot shopping center. It was like not caring,
They're like going to shop, which and I understand why
it was hot.
Speaker 2: There's also life goes on. I don't know, I understand that. Yeah,
it's an odd thing because you would think that you
would have, like the Vietnam memorial. We don't have a mall.
Yeah necessarily there, right, we don't have and this was
certainly something that would historic for sure, and attacking our
own soil, so that is pretty strange that way.
Speaker 3: But but the Soho was great, going shopping up and down.
My wife loved that. And then the Yankee game was fantastic.
We sat in the We got tickets in the Budweiser
swee because that was part of that auction that Greg Connors,
you know, brought us to and we won that auction
and I get to go back next year because they
couldn't get us four tickets together. So I got to
this year and two next year. Nice. But you're part
of the You have to go past the Auty sweet
to get to the Budweiser section. But everything is free,
they I go, so me being stupid, go okay, so,
so uh what do you?
Speaker 2: I'm sorry I would get annoyed going with you because.
Speaker 3: You couldn't find it. We couldn't find it. There's no
signs to it.
Speaker 2: Don't get frustrated. Okay, But I thought you were saying
you didn't know what was free or what wasn'tek.
Speaker 3: Oh no, no, no, no no no.
Speaker 2: That was all everything.
Speaker 3: Buffet, they had sushi, they had breakish, they had lunch,
every dinner, they had prime rib. It was all free
and it was better than any one I've ever been.
Speaker 2: It was amazing, right when you get into a corporate suite, yeah,
big corporate suite. But no, when I I was thinking,
were you asking the question? Because I remember when the
PGA and we snuck in and we're in this private
bar area and Danny's getting nervous, and I'm like, just
be cool.
Speaker 3: Be cool.
Speaker 2: My picture.
Speaker 3: Took a picture.
Speaker 2: It took a little while, and then sure enough, like
somebody's looking at us, they're coming over. I relaxed. Once
the guy we did get tossed, it was gonna happen,
but it was fine.
Speaker 3: An he's such a good person, Like he doesn't.
Speaker 2: I think anything that's outside of okay is uncomfortable for you.
And by outside okay, I mean like sneaking in somewhere.
Speaker 3: My brother goes, you're you're a rule follower the opposite.
Speaker 2: Yeah me too, Yeah, yeah, I mean yeah, I mean
that that that that's all. Look, I had a bunch
of people in here, you know, I tease you about
what did you learn about yourself?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 2: One of my friends that I grew up with a
family was in town, and so they came in and
we did a podcast and uh, one girl told me
I was a bully, and the other one told me
I was definitely adhd.
Speaker 4: And then.
Speaker 2: The other day, yeah, and I said, I do some
coping things that I didn't even realize. She goes, oh
my god, you were so hyper as a kid. And
then I heard about how I had a party and
she stopped with her boyfriend and I was really drunk
and I tried to hit on her. High school. I
don't remember any of that stuff, but so we all
learned things about ourselves. Yes, that's fine.
Speaker 3: One thing I'll say about the Yankee game. They know.
My wife goes, if you want to come back here tomorrow,
where we get tickets? I got the bleachers. I'm gonna
tell you right now. My cousin told me this. My
cousin had season tickets to the Yanks, four season tickets,
and he didn't renew them this year because we're still
in negotiations because they up the price twelve grand.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 3: He was sitting in a ritzy section. He goes, they
segregate everybody basically by class. Hit a Yankee stadium probably,
so I go, it's not gonna be the same experience.
It's gonna be like hot dogs. And I'll get whatever
you want. But I mean, it ain't gonna be this.
I'm telling you right, that's gonna I understand that. But
we looked at the forecast it was gonna rain, so
you know, you don't want to be And by the way,
the game got delayed like an hour and a half
to right. Yeah, he wanted the moon. Yeah, there were
four home runs. Guerreo hit one too. We boot him.
Speaker 2: How many people were in the suite, It was funny.
Speaker 3: He was like four families and me and Beth. You know, now,
the Audie suite was like.
Speaker 6: Five hundred people like you, annoying the suite.
Speaker 3: There was this guy next to me. They wearing mets.
Speaker 2: Hats, okay, curious Yeah, so I'm like, yeah, here comes
Curious Dan.
Speaker 3: Curious dude. Yeah, so, uh sitting there and the guy.
The guy worked. He was an engineer at w f
A n He was there when they started the station
when when they when they got it from w NBC,
and he worked with Chris Russo and Mike frances Fan says,
it's a jerk, but Russa's by guy. He wants it.
And he then he told me the story about how
he did an endorsement just for him, just so we
could have it, because he wasn't an on air town
He wanted to lose weight weight watchers or nutri System
and he goes Russo goes, yeah, I'll do it for you.
I'll do the ads with you on the air. You
could take you could get.
Speaker 6: All the food.
Speaker 3: I don't need to lose weight. Look at me, I'm
a pencil.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: But the way he told the story, because I think
his name was Robert Rosenblum or somebody like that, and
just he and his he brought his family from California
just to come to the game because yeah, I'm a
Mets fan. I hate this freaking team.
Speaker 2: And he were the Mets hack to the Yankee Sea.
Speaker 3: His other son was a Yankee fan with his grandson.
Like Beth, there's like three families here in the Budweiser seat.
Sweet let that sink in. But it's safe, you know
what I'm saying. And everything's free in this good security.
But like now, the out the other side of the
Audi suite was a cash bar. And let me tell
you something, this place was packed from the moment we
walked into the moment we laughed. These people did not care.
They were throwing down credit cards and they were slamming together.
Speaker 2: You know, guys are working on the field and people
are getting ship faced in the stand.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's like, what so you do that at home?
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you can't at the Audi suite.
Speaker 5: Are they even paying attention to the game though, or
they like they're too.
Speaker 3: I think a little bit of both.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: It's like there's a lot of clients there that they're
whining and dining and stuff, but a lot of families.
Speaker 2: It was.
Speaker 3: It was cool. And then my cousin told me, he
goes two hours before the Yankee game, two hours after.
That's your limit. After that, get out of the Bronx.
Speaker 2: Just go.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he goes. But I'll say the one thing, the
car ride to and from the airport was harder than
the flight either time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think it's a Jordan uh to go meet
his brother three hours to get from Manhattan now to
where Jackson is.
Speaker 3: JFK.
Speaker 2: Just taking the air train. The air train is pretty quick,
but but sometimes depending on where you're going, you to
have to tap on a subway, I think. And yeah,
if the air train takes you where right took us
right to Penn Station. Okay, where were you?
Speaker 3: So we were in. We were in. We were on
Canal Street, so we'd have to take a couple of
trains to get over like more and so yeah by
soho yeah. But I mean if you could take a train,
take a train, don't.
Speaker 2: How much money gets It was the Uber eighty bucks
each way eighty Well, that's not too bad. No, that's
not too bad.
Speaker 3: No, plus tip them, no, you know. So, but I
mean these guys, like here's the thing. These guys don't
screw und They don't play music. They're paying attention to
the road, they don't play any music. They are just
straightforward like I'm gonna get you to the airport, I'm
gonna get you to the hotel on the way back.
Speaker 2: Into next eighty bucks.
Speaker 3: So after the Yankee game, we went to Arthur Avenue,
took an ober there. It took us like forty five
minutes to go eight blocks because it's like Bill's traffic
right then Arthur Avenue, which was a blast. We're up
and down Arthur Avenue, but it's raining. So we had,
you know, we had you know, dessert first, then dinner,
then brought some desserts back to the hotel. It took
us an hour to get from Arthur Avenue back to
our hotel. It was a monsoon.
Speaker 2: It's amazing. So we took the Hudson River. Yeah, compared
to where we live.
Speaker 3: Yes, seven o'clock on a Saturday night. Man, it's wall
to wall and you could see like but you see
these high rises, like people spend tons of money to
live here and I'm a.
Speaker 2: Peer and you can't. And then you think about there's worse.
Oh yeah, La is worse in terms of traffic, right right,
I mean it's that bad. So we got it pretty nice,
all right, Well, we'll take a moment when we come back.
There was something I wanted to ask the little I'll
see if it kind of pops back, and oh I can't.
It was off air, that's right. Oh I can't wait
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Speaker 3: You don't stop, you're looking out.
Speaker 10: Now what you hear is not a test on rabbit to.
Speaker 3: The bee and me the groove and my friends are
gonna try to move your feet or.
Speaker 2: You know every word I.
Speaker 5: Like to say, I know some of them.
Speaker 9: To the white and.
Speaker 2: Yell person, I got a bank like I don't remember.
Was this on radio? I remember at parties and things,
but I don't Was it in a movie?
Speaker 5: I feel like it's definitely in a movie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was it, The Grand the Old Lady movie.
Yes she does.
Speaker 6: Life, but I'm the Grand Max.
Speaker 2: It is just wrap that I get. I can understand
what was happening.
Speaker 3: Version, Yes it is.
Speaker 2: It's like on uh on some weak version of Soul
Train or something like that, but not Soul Trained at all.
Speaker 3: Was that the song that kicked it all off? Soul
Cab It could have been.
Speaker 2: I don't I don't know. I don't know who claims that,
you know? And and we could say anything, but where
did they come from in the streets? It could I
don't know. Some of the first rap I remember run DMC,
you know, and then yeah, me too, Beastie boys who sucked.
But I got into some.
Speaker 3: Boys were three rich kids who like, yeah, wait, you
like the Beastie Boys.
Speaker 2: Of course you did.
Speaker 3: Dude, A lot of dude. A lot of people in
the set like the Beastie Boys. I hated them. You
got to fight for such hacks.
Speaker 2: Well, they just I got I saw what they were
trying to do, and they did it. They did they
had their.
Speaker 3: They had the means to do it, all right.
Speaker 2: Uh. A lot of talk about the and Laura said,
are coming in here packages? French packages in particular, I
couldn't tell. I mean, it looked like some of these
guys had shoved baggettes in their bathing suits, and I
don't know, usually there's shrinkage when you hit water, no
matter what. Uh. For the for the guy who was
I believe a diver. And then we saw the French
pole vaulter. Whose pole? I mean when they slowed it
down the best was and I couldn't get clean audio
of it was the announcers because of course everything's happening
so fast, and it looked like he cleared the bar,
just brushed it. So what happened? So they go back
in slow move frame by frame, and it's like they go, well,
the oh, they didn't know what to say, because what
do you say? Because and you see his appendage actually
you yes, it like ripples. It ripples. It's like somebody's ass.
Like when you you ever see like somebody like football.
They slow it down and you see you guys ask
like one of the big lineman's big fat ass goes
in and whoa, that's what it looked like with this
guy's junk and a holy crap. But this is the
talk of women talk about size something.
Speaker 5: I mean, it was in one of my group text
messages today.
Speaker 2: One of your group text mes. Yeah, I have, I have,
I know somebody who how do I say this delicately?
He's a huge dong? No, No, this is uh, well,
here's here. Here's something that's funny. It's like I wanted
to when I did that that podcast with the friends
I grew up with. We're talking about all being in
a shower and I think that these was it? You guy?
Speaker 3: Who was it?
Speaker 2: When I said that we pete on each other and
they all looked at me like I had Yeah, No,
we would pee like it was guys as one room
with a bunch of shower heads resemble Ouschwitz in away.
I mean you just were pushed into this room with
this shower head.
Speaker 5: I'm just saying we're willingly giving each other golden showers.
Speaker 2: Well, somebody would, so as you were washing your hair
and you close your eyes, someone would come over and
be on your leg. You're not just staring at.
Speaker 5: D like a whole kink. And I think we talked
about this one time and I had a guy who
wanted me to piano.
Speaker 2: Yes, there is definitely no, but you would have I
guess No, I wouldn't have. I I don't know if
I would or wouldn't.
Speaker 5: I've never been asked that you pee on your male
friends for free.
Speaker 2: No, this was just a high school. When some guy
did it to you, you did it back. Laura Turnabout's
fair play. This is how bullying stops. When you fight
back and you go with a with your urine, with
your crank, what are you gonna do? Yes, that was it.
Speaker 9: Oh god.
Speaker 3: But we used to whoa, whoa, that's too much, that's
a bridge too far.
Speaker 2: We used to like, we used to soap up our
back and our butt cheeks, and someone would hold you
and you would put your legs up against the back
wall of the shower, okay, and you would push off
and see how far you could slide out the shower
and get into another man's lap. So you had to go.
I mean, just think about how filthy. I probably have
some kind of fungus somewhere on my body. That started
in nineteen eighty four. In doing this eighty six.
Speaker 6: You touched off just right and docked with the other guy.
Speaker 2: You won.
Speaker 5: Why were you showering with your friends?
Speaker 2: Was after practice practice? Football practice? So okay, yeah, track
pree practice.
Speaker 3: We didn't have shower without soap. We didn't soap.
Speaker 2: We brought our own soap.
Speaker 6: They don't have soap, and so we brought on our own.
Speaker 3: So I thought you, I thought they gave you guys,
so we had to bring our own soap too.
Speaker 2: We brought our own soap. I had to bar soap
that coach something. It was Irish spring, and we would
soap up somebody's bag, I'd like Coach Bett.
Speaker 7: Was the funniest thing this share with Tyler's hockey team.
It was somebody somebody always would bring the soap, and
so one kid would bring in like two and one,
then the next on would.
Speaker 2: Be three and one. Some kid found five and one,
five and one, Like what.
Speaker 9: Is five and one?
Speaker 7: I don't know, but it became like it was the
goal to find something six and one.
Speaker 2: Did anybody look on Amazon? We have to find out
if there's this six and one shampoo.
Speaker 3: You ever let somebody borrow your soap and then your
soap stunk?
Speaker 2: No, but I've let somebody borrow my soap and I
would get pubic hairs stopping, and that always grossed me.
I didn't like that they were blonde pubic cares that. Sorry,
Lord Nofense.
Speaker 3: Take you back to the oshwitch.
Speaker 2: I shouldn't have done that. I shouldn't have said that.
I don't mean it like that. I'm just saying it
was a big room with shower heads that I'm trying
to give a picture. The girls had marble stalls in theirs,
which private curtains in the little area.
Speaker 5: Just with my soccer team. But I think We kept
on our underwear in our bras in the shower. Yeah,
because we were all sweating anyway, from soccer, we would
practice at like six am, shower before school.
Speaker 3: Scene from the league of their own. We started singing, batter.
Speaker 2: You're taking and that's how lesbians happened, especially if you
go to Mercy. Uh was it Mercy though? No? Wayne, Wayne,
Oh Wayne, he was Mercy. And I'm just saying that
easy could kick your ass.
Speaker 3: Ship could and we.
Speaker 6: Would all enjoy watching that.
Speaker 2: I uh so, was everybody wrong? It just said in
there and were you would be completely naked. I think
even sometimes a coach would come in and shower while
you were in there. I don't think that fell today
because we used to see mister Tice, the football coach.
He had a butterfly tattoo on his right ass cheek.
I can picture it right now in my mind. I
had never seen it. I had no idea how the
tattoo it was on his.
Speaker 7: Ass slided across the floor.
Speaker 6: How you do it?
Speaker 2: He didn't like that. But when the spring I set
the record, I got all the way to the coaches room,
but it was right right by the coach's room was
the door to outside. So they held the door open
and had a bunch of girls standing there, and I
came sliding out and stopped like I think my shoulder
hit the cement wall entrance into the coach's office. And
then I look over and there's all these girls laughing,
and I'm completely naked.
Speaker 5: I do think it's funny, because you do hear about
men's football and hockey and baseball. They do all shower together.
Speaker 2: But like.
Speaker 7: You no, but if you go to the why, it
does on some of the old as.
Speaker 9: I actually know the why.
Speaker 5: I want old women with bushes out, tits out of everything.
Speaker 2: But like that's fine, what's wrong with that? It's the
human body. It's beautiful at any age. It's lovely. It's
gorgeous time. I like it. No, if you go like
the downtown why when it was open, I think the
newer wise have more privacy in the showers and things.
But that was just like that was just like my
high school locker room.
Speaker 5: When I went to Midtown, there would be naked women
everywhere sitting in the sauna.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, and you know those women, Oh that's
what they do with that. The cowboy does.
Speaker 3: Terrible?
Speaker 2: What is wrong with you. So, but the junk, I
don't remember junk being as prominent as it is in
this Olympics.
Speaker 6: It's a wocal Olympics this year, That's why.
Speaker 2: But I don't know. I'm not saying that everybody's had
speedos over the years. Yeah, you know, Greg Lugain has
had a speedo on. I don't remember that. What's his
Michael Phelps had to wear a speedo. Yes, yeah, these guys,
I don't know if they're super tight.
Speaker 3: It's fish so aerodynamic that it shows everything. It's like
a super skin. Yeah, it's like an episode of The
Simpsons where Flanders goes. It feels like you're wearing nothing
at all.
Speaker 5: It's definitely the first time that any competitor has been
has failed because of their because of their junk.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, right in the pole vaulter.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, so for that guy, Like, there's a kid
who grew up in Louisiana. His mom was Swedish, so
he competes for Sweden. He set he won the gold,
and he had three more attempts and he wanted to
set the world record that he already had, so he
did on his third attempt, cleared over twenty feet in
the pole vault and set a world record and won
the Olympic gold. That guy no one's talking about is junk. Yeah,
the French guy. I mean, if they're not, if you're
not gonna meddle.
Speaker 5: Like we said, he got offered two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars, Yeah, to go and.
Speaker 2: Let it all hang out. Yeah, yeah, I want we
have a new Hawk tool. Yeah, would you do you like?
I already know the answer if I go to Dan,
if you were offered two hundred and fifty thousand dollars
because you're hog knocked the thing on, you're not doing it.
Speaker 3: You're not doing it, well, Sammy, I don't know.
Speaker 2: You're not doing it. You're doing it for fifty I
don't know, not for two fifty. Yeah, if it gave
you half a million, they up it, they double it. Yeah.
Speaker 6: I'm probably in the million range.
Speaker 2: Million range. Okay, Yeah, Laura, if it was your man,
would you push him?
Speaker 5: All they want is a naked picture.
Speaker 7: No, it's an hour of our like special on like
whatever channel it is.
Speaker 3: It is.
Speaker 2: It's some I have no special.
Speaker 5: If it was just a picture, sure, But I.
Speaker 6: Mean if it's an hour, what do you do for
that fifty eight minutes your.
Speaker 2: Hog is out.
Speaker 3: I couldn't do it. I couldn't do it. There's no way,
not even for a million.
Speaker 2: Well, you wouldn't do it.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't do it.
Speaker 2: You have morals, yeah, no, no, no, no, we don't. We
could take we could take marls out of it. You
have standards. You are, that's privacy in your mind. Yeah,
the rest of us are. There was an American diver woman,
her name is Alison Gibson. Alison Gibson was diving. She
goes up, does a spin and her feet hit the
board below. So she's up on a higher board and
they're like in a row because her feet hit this
one and she just kind of goes She just sort
of collapses into the water. She got a zero point zero.
She scored. She dead last in the competition, twenty eighth
out of all the divers. She was absolutely dead last.
I think I don't know how many dives she got
because she did score points, but it put her dead last.
With the zero point zero. You can't really recover from
that if other people are scoring. This is I believe,
I don't know. I found it online. It is a
Spanish speaking country covering this and this is what it
sounds like. Just listen as she dives and then hits
the board. You'll hear her feet hit the board below.
Am clear that up with?
Speaker 3: Like when the South Korean broadcast team did the missed
field Golder and the bill play.
Speaker 9: That was the best?
Speaker 3: Yes, why was you?
Speaker 5: You played it over and over?
Speaker 4: Aga?
Speaker 2: I love I do like the I think they do
a great job in other other countries because they've got
to sell a sport that's not yes, you know, native
to their to their country.
Speaker 3: You can always, but emotion is the language in therself.
Speaker 2: It's the greatest Language's why one of those like this
one right here as clear here she comes because she
just falls into the water.
Speaker 5: I mean trying to look it up and that Yeah,
I don't see it.
Speaker 3: That's gotta hurt.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's her. You see her feet.
Speaker 3: It's gotta hurt your feet, it's gotta hurt your body,
and it's gonna hurt you like inside, you're like, oh,
you gotta be crushed.
Speaker 2: Logically, you're you're turned into blue from old school cannonball. Yes, basically, Kevin,
It's like that's exactly what it was like. She's all
thrown off kilter.
Speaker 6: Because don't forget she's probably I would.
Speaker 2: Love to know, like the rotations permitted or the speed
that she's moving through the air at as she's fallen down.
Did they show you have it there and you can
see it and she goes and then her feet hit
and you don't even really know what happened. Cannonball, and
then she just sort of canniball.
Speaker 3: She not breaks something.
Speaker 2: That's a great point. That's how she's just brewed by
the way she may have because I don't think they
do anything for your toes.
Speaker 3: If you break them, No, you can't.
Speaker 2: You just gotta get tough enough. I gotta toe. That's like,
it's like this.
Speaker 5: Is that what it is is she seems unbothered when
she gets off.
Speaker 6: The only problem is that she'd.
Speaker 2: Get this sick.
Speaker 9: Yeah she walks out of the water.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she walks out. But I mean that that's pretty well.
Speaker 3: You saw you saw it. Was it one hundred meters
where the dude won literally by a nose?
Speaker 2: Oh yes, no it was. You have to have your
torso over the line, that's the rule. Because the other
guys had the.
Speaker 3: Sun felt bit about having a zip can't help you
win the.
Speaker 2: I could be if it's part of your I think
it has to be your torso. I think it has
to be from your chest to your waist, something in there.
Speaker 3: You always like extend when you're leaving and.
Speaker 2: Try to get your chest or even your head and neck,
because that'll your shoulders would be part of your torso.
And if you look at that, it looks like two
guys have their feet ahead of the line. Yeah, but
he's the only one that has his torso over and
so he wins by like five hundredth of it.
Speaker 3: I don't even imagine if he had get Yes, well,
I don't know is that torso is?
Speaker 2: That ball wouldn't win?
Speaker 6: Would your beg at? You always lean forward, try to
get your head over.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then and that not as you know, you
don't lean back, Okay.
Speaker 3: So in baseball they say like, you never slide in
the first base because you never see anybody sliding at
the Olympics, right, you always leave with your chest. But
the guys started like doing it at the Olympics and
started working in international competition a couple of years ago,
and they're like, maybe we need to rethink this sliding
in the right sliding during the track and field in
one hundred meters because they were watching baseball players sliding
in the first and initially when you slide in the
first you trying to avoid a tag if they if
the first base comes off the bag and tries to
swipe you, never hurt.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's kind of hurt. Some road rash because those
on the track, those tracks are not I mean there
are a lot the rubber they were still gonna rip
you out. There's some really the spikes still got to
get into the rubber. Yes, that is true. There's some
really uh impressive people. Who is the woman. She's a
Harvard graduate. She's working on her doctorate in medicine, I
think at Texas Tech or somewhere now. And she is
like you see her and very attractive. She is a sprinter.
She won the two hundred gold by like, I mean,
she was way out. I go Jabby Davis. Yeah, I
think it is how many people like how accomplished I
watched the Olympics. I feel like a fucking loser, is
my point. All the time, I go, oh my god,
I did nothing. I did nothing. I mean even like
when I'm sitting with my friends they were all in
like honor society and stuff, and they looked at me
like I was stupid. They go, well, we knew you
didn't get in. I go, yeah, but I so when
I said, because we were in the same grade, probably
like Silver Creek, you went to school with the same
kids from kindergarten to twelfth grade. It was the same kids.
And then in high school I had my parents gave
me the option, do you want to go to a
private high schools, like either Catholic or general high school.
You had to take an entrance exam, so they're like, oh,
you didn't get in. I go, no, I got in.
And then they're like, oh, I go yeah. I knew
that I could do any of this stuff. I just
once I did it, I didn't want to do it again. Yeah.
Once I proved that I could do, you're.
Speaker 3: The top Moronovitch of your school. I beat the New
York child care I'm good.
Speaker 6: That was that was my whole thing.
Speaker 2: And they are they're like, oh, she goes, oh yeah,
that's to eighty AHT for sure smart. I just didn't
want to say that to my father.
Speaker 3: I said, look me, whether I had a ninety nine
or eighty eight average. It wasn't going to change my
course of direction in life and what I wanted to do. No,
I go just so you could brag to your friends
that I placed like kids that are here. That's all
it was about.
Speaker 2: Well, i'll tell you where what I think it is.
I do think that that's the kind of stuff that
helps kids with self esteem. You proved to yourself you
could do it. Yeah, no matter what your parents are
bragging about, and they should and they're proud, but it's
really about how you feel and I and I wish
I had pushed myself a little bit further at some
some points in my life. But then again, right, it's fine,
and that's so it is. Speaking of swimming and stuff.
Anybody see whe zach Efron almost died now I think
this happened.
Speaker 3: He wait, you mean tell me he wasn't a real
lifeguard Baywatch for research.
Speaker 2: By the way, who's got the fucking easiest job in
the world Olympics. You got it from four years ago?
He said, I had it, Yes on Peacock And it
might have been like, uh, Kevin Hart and what's his
name Thompson, Keenan Thompson doing their thing and I think
I had hit mute and they showed the lifeguard and
I go, oh my god, that's so funny because you
got I'm sure those people are better swimmers than the lifeguard.
Speaker 6: Afro big right, when.
Speaker 2: You're down, you still got to have somebody come get you. Well,
my face, yes you do. And my favorite was the
the guy who strips down to the speedo, dives in
and gets the swim cap off the ground. He and
I mean had to be.
Speaker 3: A year like being the bald guy at the at
the Wimbledon.
Speaker 2: The balk A, right, but no, Zach dove in. I
was on vacation somewhere, dove in and hit his head
on the bottom of the pool.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And then I think his lungs were filled with water.
The lifeguard saw it or security saw it and dragged
him out. I don't know if this is a private pool,
I know nothing of it. I don't know if he
was drunk, maybe not. But I'm thinking, like you're hanging
out by a pool, you're day drinking in the sun
and you dive in. And a lot of pools now
are all one level.
Speaker 3: Oh, they don't have deep ends.
Speaker 2: At hotels and stuff. Most people don't want to tread water.
You know what I'm saying, Like if I'm free to four, Yeah,
so you know what I'm saying, So like if you
get in there, my feet can always touch and I
can sit there and I can have a conversation with
the hop line that I'm hitting on who I'm buying
it drinks four? And then I find out she's got
a boyfriend named Joe and she hates guy's name Bob.
I know, but do you know what I'm saying, Like
that would be that's the uh I think. So they
keep them all one level because people don't want to
tread water. So I don't know what this was like,
but I've done that. Where as a kid, I I
dove in and I hit my head on the because
I couldn't judge it the way you know water is
and on the slope up, so you're coming from the
deep end into the shallow the slope up. I remember
hit my head. There's an update to that story.
Speaker 7: It was that he's doing research for a Matthew Perry biopic.
Speaker 2: There you go, look at this hot hot to Kevin
Ketamine I think was the thing. Yeah, I don't know
much about Kenemine. I need to get a doctor on
to talk about Kettmine because I don't know anything about it.
And if they find the person who sold it to him,
I would assume that now, wouldn't that be the laws? Now?
Speaker 3: Didn't they try to find the guy who sold Heroin
to Philip Seymour Hoffman. Yeah, I don't know if they found.
Speaker 2: Him, I don't think. Yeah, I don't know. Was it
a law when when Phillips Seymour Hoffin went because now
they I don't know if.
Speaker 3: It was a law. There was talk that they were
going to try to find this a.
Speaker 2: Long time ago. Man, it's like twenty years now.
Speaker 3: You know what. Yeah, well I think close. No, we were,
we were working together, so like fifteen years. So yeah,
I think it was twenty twelve when he died or
twenty eleve because you took a picture with him when
we were working together, so I'm thinking may it was
like twenty twelve when he died.
Speaker 2: I thought I took a picture with him before that.
I thought that was I don't never remember. I have
no idea your brown tan suit, yes, my whole you're right,
my whole. U I have no sense of time quick
closest to the pin. Put your day down? What's your date?
Speaker 3: I said, twenty twelve for him dying.
Speaker 2: Jeez, I thought it was like I thought it was
two thousand and ten or nine. You gotta play.
Speaker 5: Sure, we'll go two thousand and six.
Speaker 2: Twenty fourteen, oh, Danny, Okay, closest.
Speaker 3: Oh that's right, because because you had already gone on
to the drive at that point when he died. I
remember because I was doing ESPN radio at the time.
Speaker 2: Gotcha locally. But have you had do you worry? You
have a pool, You've got the kids, You've got your kids,
the kids friends over.
Speaker 5: Yep, I hire lifeguards.
Speaker 2: You high lifeguard. I did that at a party two one. Yeah,
I mean.
Speaker 5: Even at a party this weekend I was at there
was a lifeguard. The parents.
Speaker 3: I don't want to want to drink.
Speaker 5: Parents can drink, but yeah, but then you have all
of us got drink and I'm doing backflips into the
pool and everything. And yeah, I mean definitely there were definitely.
Speaker 2: Have you ever gotten drunk and hurt yourself in your pool?
I want to know. No, I forgot drunk and hurt yourself.
Speaker 5: Just in general daily.
Speaker 9: No, I definitely have.
Speaker 3: Second, we're gonna have an intervention.
Speaker 5: I think somebody backflips into a pool. It's like my
party trek. So everyone knew I had had like three drinks.
Speaker 3: I was like, that's her thing, that's your thing, that's
her thing, macaroons and backflips. Laura being Laura organized, organize
your pool combanda too. So here's what you really wanted
to put the tubes up for.
Speaker 5: Here, No, the noodles, the color cordinat.
Speaker 2: We used to do really dumb stuff. I just thought
of this now. We used to shoot out rafts and
I didn't do this. I once jumped off the low
roof over the kitchen into the pool, and my wife
was not happy because she didn't want the boys doing it.
You could crawl off the bathroom window. I think I
did it. They were in the pool and I came
out and I jumped off the roof into the pool.
But when I was a kid, we used to put
like a really thin uh flotation matt right, maybe you
could even be a camping mattress or something in an
above ground pool. We would run off the dock and
try to surf on it as long as we could,
and sometimes it would shoot out from under you'd fall off.
We would jump off roofs into above ground pools. We
used to jump off the roof at my friend Mike
Murray's house, and sometimes we did it. We would get
completely naked. I don't know why, because.
Speaker 3: Each other.
Speaker 2: You don't understand it was I think we did it
because his mom was watching dishes and we would come
flying down past the window and she'd be right there
and she was naked ass. She'd come out yelling naked,
and we found it so funny. So we would climb
up on the roof, jump off the roof. And I
totally forgot about this, the above ground pool and I
can't even get the story of Verify because Mike's dead,
died in a car accident.
Speaker 7: Brady does that too, with not jumping in the pool.
Neck well, he does jump with the bull nake because
he loves being naked. But he'll jump and run on
the try to surf on the booge bar off the dock.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and that's I mean. The only danger is that
you hit your head, you know, and then you go
down and your zach Efron on the bottom of who,
by the way, looks like a complete freak. I don't
care what I don't know. I don't care what they say.
He had some kind of plastic surgery and it's really awful.
Speaker 5: I guess I haven't seen like a rear.
Speaker 2: Go watch them with that Netflix movie.
Speaker 3: It's very muscular for the because he had to do
the wrestling movie with the Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I swear something with the look at watch
the movie with Nicole Kidman where he I told you.
Speaker 5: I started to watch it. I had to turn it off.
I thought it was so bad, but ok go look
at his face again.
Speaker 2: Go look at it. I actually walked and watched it
and I enjoyed it. Okay, what does that say about me?
Speaker 5: So there's a picture of him, Yeah, it looks weird.
Speaker 9: I watched Dirty.
Speaker 5: Grandpa the other night. I hadn't seen it. No, Joe
had turned it on and I was like, what's this movie?
I was cracking up. It was great body. He was
freaking hot all there.
Speaker 2: Zach Effron and he plays kind of an uptight Yeah,
I'll take guy. All right, we'll take a moment when
we come back. We Yeah, Well, hold on, Danny's got
a game. We'll get to it tomorrow. I always love
this game with that Danny has where it's a twist
to it this time. Yeah, I know, twist to it.
But uh. We often talk about the police, and we
talk about what they have to deal with. I got
a couple of stories that I, oh no, the band,
No no, I can't imagine to be Oh yeah, I
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Speaker 3: I do like Rock Baby, we do it aerobics and
Jim Class. This was one of the songs we had
to a little shut up with the instructor in what
the instructor in the tape?
Speaker 2: I think for the record, I think my parents used
to do the Jane fond Of work out with the
Jane fond Of tapes, and so there's some songs I
recognized from that. And I remember, you know, me my
room was in the basement, so we had a finished basement.
My dad built me a bedroom down there. That was
the one I could sneak out of and everything, because
you know, I had a couch. I had my own TV.
I had the really cool phone in the eighties that
had you could see all the guts and it lit up.
I hit on that phone. Yeah. And I remember coming
downstairs and my parents are in front of the TV
working out together, and I hit the stairs and I
must have I must always done it. I had that
smile or something that I heard. Not a word, not
a word, will you not a word? It was my
father yelling at me because.
Speaker 3: I was like, what hell, look at you?
Speaker 2: All asses up in the air kicking legs and two
and three and again.
Speaker 3: In one ESPN when they had to like kill time
for programming, would put this guy named Galade or Bodies
with Denise Austin.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, and they Denise Austin, by the way, it
looks amazing. I think she's sixty now, or she scared
older than that. I don't know. I thought Denise Austin
was only sixty. Maybe my mother was somewhere between sixty
and sixty.
Speaker 3: So my mother would tape them on VHS so she
could do them over and over again. That was like,
but I never saw her doing the exercise. Did you
do that?
Speaker 5: My sister and I used to do the Claudia Schiffer.
Oh okay, she had a tape. I think it was
like twenty three minutes, very quick. But yeah, I can
still remember her like purple leotard outfit that she worked on,
worked out in and it was like on a rooftop.
Speaker 2: Denise Austin sixty one or sixty two, sixty seven?
Speaker 3: Whoa damn damn wow.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I think she's on Instagram. I think you can
follow Denise Austin on Instagram.
Speaker 7: She's remember with the President's Council on Physical Fitness in Sports.
Speaker 2: All right, there you go. This is called What a
Fool Believes. And I saw a story in the New
York Post and Dannie'll believe.
Speaker 3: It no.
Speaker 4: Terrible.
Speaker 2: I did not know it was. It was one that
I go, I don't know why this is taking up
space in the sports section of the New York Post.
I don't really understand, but the uh, it was weird
to me because it's the it's a kid who transferred
from USC quarterback to be quarterback of Ole Miss when
eleven and two last year and allegedly was cheating on
his girlfriend who is his high school sweetheart or something.
And it's her and another girl having coffee, and it's
like when you find find out he was cheating on
you for a whole year. And I'm thinking to myself,
I get it. It hurts. You're twenty one. You're twenty one. Yeah,
you're twenty one, you're hot, you're young. Who cares he's hot,
he's being amoc. It ain't gonna last. He made not
making it in the NFL. Right, may get to the
n may not get to the NFL. He used to
be in most right now, I get it. I understand
all that. This makes no like, like makes no sense.
And then there was this whole big thing and I go,
what do we do because it's like a fool to believe?
And I'm like, like, I don't. I think most people
don't tell you the truth about themselves anyway, do you?
Speaker 5: Absolutely?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're absolutely not Well.
Speaker 5: People lead with for false pretense.
Speaker 2: Right, But even when you're with someone for a while,
And I'm not trying to say about you and Joelry,
but I'm just going even when you're with somebody for
a while, there's probably something that you've done, either recently
or you prefer you're just not talking about.
Speaker 5: I like, I I think I am I'm so open,
or I say, I said so much, like I come
in as my authentic self because like I don't want
to be three months and three months into this relationship
and then change and like so I really questioned him.
I was like, is this actually how you are? Like
do you have like a negative side? Not like that,
but like you know, he seemed very caring and calm,
and like that's just not I don't know, Well, okay, yeah,
do you flip out? Like are you gonna snap at me?
Speaker 4: Like one day?
Speaker 5: Like are you like and he's not.
Speaker 3: Steve Harvey wrote a book for women called Act like
a Lady, Think like a Man, and the idea is
the first three months of any relationship, you're not dating
the actual person, yet you're getting their representatives.
Speaker 2: That's a good point.
Speaker 3: I know that I met my ex wife because somebody
had talked both of us up to each other, so
we were dating an idea of each other instead of
dating ourselves. And then before you knew it, it was too late,
you know, And I should have the gust to get
out when I did when I could have. But the
point was that you, like, you're so far along, like
she was like, and.
Speaker 2: You don't need to editory life. We all know that
you had no spine. It was fine, I'm told, which
you know. The thing is, it's too hard at points. Yes,
you don't know.
Speaker 3: I remember you say, Danny, Run, Run, Danny love.
Speaker 2: I think she loved fake Danny.
Speaker 6: When real Danny came out, she got the fuck out.
Speaker 3: No, she she hated the fact that real Danny was
real Danny the whole time.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm gonna go opposite. I think it's too hard
to not be authentic.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Like I just.
Speaker 5: I can't put out knows like I'm a little crude.
I'm not the most like ladylike person. I just say
what's on my mind, scratches NonStop, like I g backlips
into pool. I just like, don't give a fuck, Like
that's the things That's what I learned through my first marriage,
is like, just don't give a fuck and be who
you are. And I think that I don't know that's
intimidating to other people. People could tell right away like
this is actually who she is, Like she is authentic
as all hat.
Speaker 3: She's crazy, She's.
Speaker 5: I am crazy, absolutely crazy.
Speaker 3: Well, there's a guy. There's a guy who's famously done
a video on YouTube called the Hot Crazy Index. Just
look it up if you get the chick out. It's
kind of funny.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I believe are you hot? Are you crazy? And
are you single?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 5: One can be all three?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's so they draw they draw the X Y
they draw the X Y diagram with the line in
the middle. It's actually pretty pretty funny the way he
breaks it down.
Speaker 2: And you can't you're hot the way he breaks it down.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's something like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can't be hot campaign, you can't be hot
seeing a single?
Speaker 3: No, those are called unicorns. He goes. We'd like to
find them, to study them, to figure out what what
what drives them?
Speaker 2: Okay, so hot, so what is it? Hot?
Speaker 3: Hot?
Speaker 2: Same and single? But you sometimes if you're really announced,
usually someone who's younger, focused on your career, you could
be hot, saying because you're focused, people may say you're
nuts because you're you don't want to go out, you know,
a party, you're going to bed earlier, getting up, You're
trying to h and single. I can see that.
Speaker 6: Everybody.
Speaker 2: I Yeah, I think like I think the hot sometimes
brings with it its own problems because people who are
hot sometimes maybe aren't. I think they have a lot
of insecurities, yeah.
Speaker 3: Because or lack of self awareness.
Speaker 2: That's true too. But they're very into like they've got
you know what I mean, they've gotten these things they've
always got to. When it starts to go away, and
it does for everybody because you know, there's not many
hot eighty five year olds out there, maybe, but but
I'm just saying, like, not a ton. And it starts
to wait male men too, and I think like it's
if you've got to be more authentically yourself, but you
get caught up in the oh, I better go do this,
I better go you know, Yeah, something's died, tense tucked.
Speaker 7: A lot of good looking eighty five year old men
out there. Just look at all the twenty two year
olds walking around with him.
Speaker 6: They're rich.
Speaker 3: Bill Pelichick, Bill Belichick.
Speaker 2: One. I just saw Bill Belichick's.
Speaker 3: Ex girlfriend, a'mna Stacy.
Speaker 2: Now, she's this blonde and she's older, sixty somethings. She's hot.
I find her like I think so, I think so
I do. She might looked at her, she's got a
nicer smile. She seems like she's got a kindness and
a lovingness about her. And she knows what she is. Okay,
but there's bills.
Speaker 5: Yeah, do you think he's moving around?
Speaker 3: Had stacy disgusting Amanda, Stay all right.
Speaker 2: Here's this is where cops and this could also go
also going to the crazy. We'll start with this one.
A couple of food fights where the cops get called
and I don't understand why. I don't understand why a
spaghetti dinner is really delicious and he knows it. He
probably had a spaghetti dinner and literal literally a boopy.
Forty one year old guy's name is Anthony Fiaco. He's
accused of domestic battery after allegedly hurling a plate of
spaghetti at his sixty one year old mother, who lives
with him.
Speaker 6: The meta.
Speaker 2: Uh They had a verbal argument that turned physical. A
police report confirms that spaghetti made contact with the victim,
who had spaghetti sauce in her hair when they showed up.
He reportedly fled from the house once the cops arrived,
and was eventually found hiding behind a bush in the backyard.
Stains out it might be this was one of my Really,
I'm so sorry.
Speaker 3: That's tide.
Speaker 2: That's tide, well only because then there's there's another story,
but I went, who's calling the cops? I guess you
gets scared? Does mom called the cops?
Speaker 4: This guy?
Speaker 3: This guy had a criminal record. I don't know if
you read the whole story. He has a criminal record.
He's been arrested several times. White lives with his mother,
this forty one year old g so like I think
she was like she's feared for her life. They have
a restraining order against him. He can only go back
to the house now to get his stuff, and he's
got to go find in the place to live. He's
not working, and he's been part of like a lawsuit too,
Like he tried to sue his doctor at one point.
Like this guy's got problems, like emotional issues, which is
why he's with his mom. And now this situation, I
mean the picture of him, like he looks like he
looks like, yeah, he looks like a piece of work.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, all.
Speaker 3: Right, but yeah, I mean that's probably why.
Speaker 2: No, I've had a food has been thrown, but the
cops have not been called because food was thrown. And yeah,
I mean like growing up, I think cold cuts were
whipped at each other like a frisbee. I think somebody
got salami in the face. And I think once I
threw a.
Speaker 3: Plate of ribs, entire plate of ribs across your sister.
Speaker 2: No, no, this was no. I was an adult. We
were working together. We were working together.
Speaker 3: I know I was gonna say, I feel bad at
the ribs.
Speaker 2: Terrible.
Speaker 5: The different type of food fight. Isn't there that tortilla slap?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 3: Have you watched that?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 5: I want to do it.
Speaker 2: Of course you did, you do We should do it.
Speaker 3: Just wind to go, get.
Speaker 2: Been there. I have wraps in here. I don't know
the premise game. I've seen it like.
Speaker 3: They have in Japan where you have to just sit
there and take it and whoever could like bow out, Yeah, losing.
Speaker 2: But this is like what you do with a tortilla.
You have to put water in your mouth and they
take the tortilla and can do it.
Speaker 7: Yeah that meant but I want it right and that
there's no domestics called afterwards.
Speaker 3: The cops right across the way here.
Speaker 2: Okay, here's another one, Florida. I don't know if this
is in your stash or not. Danny Okay. Thirty four
year old Dennis reportedly got into an argument over getting
her husband Taco Bell. Yeah, he allegedly.
Speaker 5: Wait what have it?
Speaker 2: So this woman thirty four years old, she's a dentist,
that's educated, doctor Isha Persad. She got into an argument
with her husband over getting Taco Bell and McDonald's for
his birthday. At around twelve twenty am, she allegedly threw
a soft taco soft shell taco at her thirty five
year old husband, the birthday boy, striking him in the
right side of the face. Okay, he this dude is
very petty and my hero because when the police arrived,
the burrito was still on his face. He hadn't lay
so still. There's gravitational pull, there's oils on your face,
there's probably Greece soft She.
Speaker 6: He just laid there.
Speaker 2: And it was still stuck on his face, right on
my face. The brito was still there, not to I
don't know. The man was said to not be injured
by the burrito turned weapon. But she's been charged with
domestic battery and I go, why are you calling over that?
Speaker 3: You know, I think he wants to establish brown take
for a divorce because she's a dentist and I don't
know what he does.
Speaker 2: That's a good point, and I.
Speaker 3: Guess she owned a couple of practices, Like he wants
the cash it he's looking. She's bringing me she's a dentist.
And for his birthday, she's bringing him to Taco Bell
and McDonald's.
Speaker 5: Yeah did he go himself? And then was it just
very petty, like, oh God, take a stamp?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there's more to the story.
Speaker 2: I think there's probably more to the story. And he
actually knew more than I know. I was just thinking
that I was so impressed with the guy would just
lay there still, I'm not moving.
Speaker 4: To the top.
Speaker 2: Show up.
Speaker 3: That's when you're going down.
Speaker 2: With the splatter on the wall like a gun shots,
you can see that, you can tell which direction.
Speaker 3: But they got a forensics team on it, the guys
working in shifts.
Speaker 2: It is weird though, Like, but if I'm a police officer,
I have to go out and deal with this. And
sometimes those cases turn out to be the worst, the
domestic stuff, because someone who knows what could happen?
Speaker 5: He said, she said, well, he said, she said.
Speaker 2: And then if all of a sudden things escalate physical violence,
what are you doing here? You know? Uh, I've seen
people in bars couples getting arguments and someone step in.
I think our friend. I think our friend Joe Ricado.
Joe Bricado lived in Los Angeles. He's write a song
about that, and he told this story on the podcast
one of the first episodes, I think it was episode two,
episode two. Joe Ricado had a taser when he lived
in Los Angeles, just in case anything would happen. So
I think a woman was getting harassed by her boyfriend
and he stepped in, and the guy goes, mind your
own business or something and tried to push him out
of the way. Joey's a big dude, and so Joey
takes out the taser and the guy turned around, punched
Joey in the face, took the taser and tastes Joey.
Speaker 5: No one's done that to Jeffrey Rogers.
Speaker 2: I wonder if Joey sold that taste to Jeffrey Rodgers.
Jeffrey Rodger, we tried to talk to his mom the
other day because he's in jail, and I talked to
her off air. She was supposed to come on air,
and then when I called her, she didn't answer, and
then she sent me a text saying Jeffrey blew up.
He didn't want her talking to anybody. So he's in
jail for a violation of parole. And she told me
that she thought they were trying to kill Jeffrey, that
these women were putting his head in the door and
slamming the door on this and trying to do it all.
But they told him not to show up, and they
wanted him to take that video down, and he didn't.
And I, you know, I keep I'm torn on it
because I would have taken the video down just out
of respect for the family. I saw enough violence over there.
I couldn't even watch it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm kind of blown away by the fact that
nobody were the only ones talking about this. Is anybody
else talking about this after this incident happened.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I apparently like I'm so busy all day. Well,
probably because it's most of its conjecture, Like I don't
have evidence, you know what I'm saying, the video that's
out there of that. I can't see Jeffrey in the
video where they're going. That woman's like, you know, jeffeffrees here,
he showed up, you know, they told him to take it.
I I can't see Jeffrey in it, So it's not
like there's hard fact. Hey here's Jeffrey. They're using a
card door like a guillotine, you know what I'm saying,
that's what it is, But I don't have that. That's
his mom telling me, and that he was hit with
like bottles and different things, and it was I think
it was.
Speaker 3: Still he was still attacked. And I think there was
an assemblyman or or a politics that.
Speaker 2: Try to try to break it off to him. Yeah
that she said. I think it was Meeks.
Speaker 5: Because do you know if that NYA or Nia she's
still reporting for him.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I remember when she came in here.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I know, Yeah, she seemed a little
too smart for that. After, I mean only because I think, yeah, well,
Jeffrey's mom said something to me that I thought was
very very telling. She said that he is a different learner.
Now I'm only.
Speaker 3: Like the hard way. No, that's.
Speaker 5: Too right, that's narrow divergent for sure.
Speaker 3: That's how they.
Speaker 2: Say on the spectrum.
Speaker 3: We talked about that, yes, and.
Speaker 2: She said, if it has to do with GSL, Jeffrey's
interested anything else. She's like, even when they give him
instructions things. He doesn't hear it, he doesn't absorb what's happening.
He's just focused on GSL.
Speaker 5: And I really don't think he understands when he is
in the wrong, Like he.
Speaker 2: Just thinks that black and white.
Speaker 5: Yes, he has this focus that he is trying to
bring news coverage to stories that are not being covered fully.
And I have heard, but he does not understand the
difference between right and wrong.
Speaker 2: And I think there's empathy is usually something that's somewhat
lacking from people on the spectrum, and it's a little
more of a black and white world. Well why why
are you? What do you mean you're right? And so
I think that when it came to that video, well,
the other people put it up and they're just as
graphic as other news things, and people need to see
this and I can't. There's a fair argument there. You know,
we hear about this and go up just to city
being the city. Well, no, take a look. It's human
beings and someone's dying, and someone's staying calm and doing
chest compressions. And I think handled the situation as best
as you can anywhere, and it's a horrible, scary situation.
It's not the city being city.
Speaker 5: It's highest funeral is tomorrow. They're doing like a whole
thing at Martin Luther King Park. I know like the
city is very involved in it.
Speaker 2: Good. Good, that's good. We'll take a break, we'll lighten
it up. Kevin has what he said to me is
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Speaker 3: Are you allowed to like the song?
Speaker 4: So? I don't know.
Speaker 2: I know Kid Rock is like, oh he's a horrible
you know, and his political views.
Speaker 5: He's a big drumber, But I don't know music as music.
Speaker 2: I can't funk. So even though it's a ripoff, yeah yeah,
he ripped off a few people.
Speaker 3: Like his story was when you go on those bus
tours in Nashville, you passed by Kid Rock spar and
they'll spend just ten minutes talk about Kid Rock and
how he's a trust fun kid. He's the only guy
who's ever been thrown out of his own bar twice
because everybody everybody dasht was a bar named after him,
He's been thrown out of it his own bar twice.
Speaker 9: I went to his bar, did really yeah again?
Speaker 2: How do you get thrown out of your own bar? Twike?
You gotta be like belligerents start with people. Oh yeah, No,
I think that's even a bridge too far from me, Kevin,
Why do you I don't think I can get thrown
the mind. I don't think I've ever been thrown out
of a bar.
Speaker 9: Once.
Speaker 2: Well he should throw out Damien sometimes. No, I don't
want to get thrown out of there. I like it there.
I I think I got thrown out of when it
was tee foots and there was karaoke friends, you get
thrown out of there, and there was uh they loved
me there the uh they were singing. I think it
was just you know, I think it was my wife
and her friend singing. And some guy started to sees
us come back because we laughed, and he goes not
to him again or something like that. He gets up
on stage and rolls his eyes or made something. So
I yelled at him. So he got off stage and
we got like face to face in the people were
grabbing me and throwing me out. Oh wow, saying like
I started it, I think because I I think I
know why because the guy kept running his mouth and
more and more people were stepping in. So I reached
over and popped him right in the ear. I know
I hit him in the ear. I knew if I
hit him in the ear. Yeah, you know, I hit
him in the air because the living room that and
because he had to get up and talk, and I
knew it was gonna ring.
Speaker 3: That's smart.
Speaker 2: Well, I knew if from getting hit. Yeah, you know
some guys in boxing, you'll see guys pills playing chess,
come flat with their mit and everything and smack you
in the side of the head. Don't fuck you up
because it's not even it just throws you off. Or
the guy that keeps punching in the arm over and
over till you can't lift your arm anymore, and then
it's like boom boom to your face. Yeah done, Wow,
A little smart moves, that's all. It's good strategy.
Speaker 3: My friend's strategy, by the way, is Northern Michigan, the
park that's connected to Wisconsin. I don't know reference in
this song.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know, because I read something the other day.
Speaker 3: The fifty percent of Canada's population lives south of Northern Michigan.
Speaker 7: Fifty percent, something like seventy percent lives within thirty miles
of the border.
Speaker 2: Yeah wow, well yeah, because it's too it's al Yeah,
who the hell?
Speaker 3: They all live basically around Toronto Montreal when.
Speaker 2: Montreal is a great city and they do it really well.
In the winter. They have tunnels. You get a locker,
you take off yourself and you can go to stores
and restaurants all underground.
Speaker 3: Oh wow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know. They skate the canal? Do they
skate the down They used to have pond hockey here.
They used to do, but I haven't seen that in
the years.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't.
Speaker 2: Know that it's frozen in the past. It hasn't been.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the Bats used to have those big tournaments three
on three.
Speaker 2: Was it the Bat? Yeah? Yeah, okay, and then the
two right, Yes, Red Bull used to do it out
of Mendon Ponds. And yes, I think Berkeley Breen had
a team. Yeah, he is on the newsies. All right,
Kevin's got this game, and I don't know what to
think of.
Speaker 7: You're gonna love it, You're gonna crush for maybe a
little bit of both, probably maybe a.
Speaker 2: Little bit about the song and the artist theme that
tune song and artists gets your point. I'm sorry now
I feel bad because I was bod Stewart.
Speaker 3: He does kind of solid Stewart look real he Oh
that was it?
Speaker 10: Okay, we guys call it like old friends. Here's really
your dark moments.
Speaker 5: I can say no, I can say no.
Speaker 2: And all of the goods it's.
Speaker 10: Come out, play dy and was this called fish? But
I like to keep some things to myself and exact
my shoes trow It's.
Speaker 2: I start against the fall of the door. Go if
you want to go? No singing, Laura, I don't know
the song.
Speaker 6: I a bigger joke, Steve.
Speaker 2: You want to stay?
Speaker 4: You want to go?
Speaker 2: Laura? Do you even know the song?
Speaker 5: No idea?
Speaker 3: I'll I got I think.
Speaker 2: I have the artist. God damn it, I can I
hate this already? What do you mean?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: Down there?
Speaker 5: You don't I know the song right now?
Speaker 2: I have no idea. I do bullshit think about it,
no idea. I feel like I meant sea Breeze on
some ride.
Speaker 3: Dominators from not that happy without you.
Speaker 2: I'm strong, not that I be wrong without you?
Speaker 5: You don't that be bad with.
Speaker 4: Oh? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Come on, lord, you know this right?
Speaker 3: You don't have any idea who this is?
Speaker 2: Come on, you gotta play.
Speaker 5: Let him play a little bit. Oh whoa, I know
it's too bad.
Speaker 2: This guy for a lot of asphyxiation. Dan pleasure himself.
Pretty sure it was.
Speaker 3: Any autoerotic expectation.
Speaker 2: I feel like being lightly choked.
Speaker 9: Hey, don't beat the best.
Speaker 2: Don't talk to you bunch. You I know this song too,
and I don't know it day staring out the ceiling
and make it friends with shadows on my.
Speaker 10: All night.
Speaker 3: You've enforced us telling me that I should get some sun.
Speaker 2: Are you having a seizear over there?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 2: I actually am like you actually got one? Oh, I
don't think I got any Lisa le.
Speaker 3: Season big.
Speaker 10: As k.
Speaker 2: M hm.
Speaker 4: Oh.
Speaker 2: You said. I was in my early forties with a
lot of life before me, and the moment.
Speaker 3: Came and stopped me.
Speaker 2: You know all the time, this is it, this is it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I spent more stuff, And next day.
Speaker 2: You said, right over there and we'll go back to
that time. Wait, I thought you usually did.
Speaker 5: I was gonna say, I thought, you know.
Speaker 2: I ran out of ideas of this one talking about
I can throw it if you want. It's fine, fine,
I got I.
Speaker 3: Got at the head it sank in and this might really.
Speaker 4: Be the bill?
Speaker 3: And how's it get you?
Speaker 4: When you get that kind.
Speaker 2: Of news.
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 2: What you do you?
Speaker 6: I did give you eight with the Joe at the beginning,
back to the top.
Speaker 5: I had a guess for the artist, la right.
Speaker 3: No flawence on the machine? Oh darkness by the dawn.
Speaker 2: Okay, shake it out to the machine, I put down,
Kate Bush, shake it out, no idea. I have no clue,
I said, John, who is it? The mechanics is a miracle.
Speaker 3: You would have gotten to the hook I would have
gotten yeah, yeah, yeah, they were ruined the song.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, we know Laura has this one? So
zero still zero?
Speaker 5: Ei there you, I said, Beyonce Destney's Child, Desney Show Survivor.
Speaker 4: Very good.
Speaker 2: I'm zero, I'm still zero. You got this one? No,
I know zero zero? Go ahead, Laura? What is it?
Speaker 3: Was it?
Speaker 5: Billy Idol?
Speaker 2: Fuck in excess devil?
Speaker 5: I thought I had a good guest with Billy Idol.
Speaker 2: It was good good, Thank him? Laura. You know this?
Speaker 5: Thomas, No, it's match I wrote, I wrote, both wrote
Rob Thomas splash matchbox funny.
Speaker 2: What's the song.
Speaker 4: Is?
Speaker 3: That crazy no fun.
Speaker 2: Well I got one there for three am, can't I
almost wore sickness and that wasn't it?
Speaker 3: Death A C D C Yes with Bond Scott doing
Highway to Hell.
Speaker 5: Oh and a C D.
Speaker 3: Recently Eddie Veterans Springsteen covered it with Tom Morello. This
is Tug McGraw's son.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Tim McGraw live. Like any ideas on the theme.
I think the theme's got to be death or or
hell inside back no wife surviving songs about Laura's mass
and our surgery tomorrow. Now, I didn't know if we
were talking about that, Like, I haven't said anything because
were we.
Speaker 3: I didn't know that was at.
Speaker 7: Her idea re asked permission afterwards he told me.
Speaker 5: He's like, I'm not going to tell you what.
Speaker 3: I just want to reiterate that I won again.
Speaker 2: No point, really, wait, I didn't think we were talking
about this.
Speaker 5: I'm I'm very open about it. I put a bos
out today because I had a lot of people start
asking me about it.
Speaker 2: So, yeah, oh, I could I have to give the weather.
Speaker 6: Very much?
Speaker 7: Asked like two days later, I'm like, I'm like, Bill's gonna.
Speaker 5: I was joking when we were at Barbell the other Mary,
I was like, you should do one. That's like female
artists who have survived OA cancer.
Speaker 2: So why don't we say it Laura has had an issue.
I don't know say it because I'm gonna say it
wrong and then beat up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, don't want to.
Speaker 5: I thought I had a kidney stone.
Speaker 4: I have.
Speaker 5: I've been in pain since May, but then backtracking with
different doctors and everything. Since like March, I've had back pain.
I felt more bloated, sluggish, like just my body had changed,
and through different doctors over the past month. I have
a eleven centimeter tumor on my ovary and I'm having
it removed tomorrow my one ovary, both fallopian tubes. But
if the tumor is malignant or if they find other cancer,
I'm having a full hysterectomy all tomorrow, all tomorrow at
I am.
Speaker 2: So they'll but I mean they're gonna know, yeah.
Speaker 5: Because normally, if you have like if you who know,
if you have either a sister or tumor, normally they'll
biopsy yet to see if it is benign or malignant.
Mine is so big, and what they keep telling me
is that I have a very angry ovary and it's
a ticking time bomb, so they are not even biopsing it.
I'm going straight into surgery and I have the head.
But okay, I am you know, laughter is the best medicine.
My oncologist, I have the head of gynecology oncologists. His
name is Richard Moore. So more more, Dick M.
Speaker 9: D is going to be up in my vagina tomorrow.
Speaker 5: In a bitch. Yes, we name my two. We're Sally
the Bitch and it's I'm gonna feel I was gonna
be removed. I'm gonna feel so much better.
Speaker 2: So as you're going through this, I'm thinking I did
not know the first three songs, and I knew the
last four songs. You were thinking, he can't be that
big of No, I'm going I have a feeling this
has something to do with Laura and dying, but I
didn't know if we were talking about it, and so
I never asked because I don't want to pry into
what's truly a private moment. And I'll talk about things,
but it doesn't mean everybody else should if you're not comfortable.
Speaker 5: I am like, I sort of think that in my mind.
I'm like, I'm going to get through this, like even
if it is cancer, I'm young, I'm healthy, Like, yeah,
I'll be better to me. I want like this to
be because I think I joked with you guys. I'm like, yeah,
dating Joe has made me gain five pounds that these things, yeah,
he eats like you know, hunch fries and everything. I'm
just like all these things that when they're like, haven't
you been in pain? Haven't you realized how bloaded you are?
Speaker 4: Him?
Speaker 5: You realize like you're more exhausted, And it's like, yes,
I have. I thought it was a mix of getting
older and maybe my diet hasn't been as healthy the
past few months, like yeah, and so it's just sort
of crazy. It's like, okay, we we women need to
stay in tune with our bodies, Like yeah, it's it's wild.
Speaker 2: So who are anybody going with you?
Speaker 4: Tomorrow?
Speaker 5: Joe is coming and then my mom will be meeting
me at the hospital.
Speaker 2: I figure to be there. And then how you seem great?
I don't mean to prive, Yeah, how you doing?
Speaker 5: You know, I'm just trying. I think it took me
a little while to get my mind wrapped around if
it is the worst case scenario. You know, I'll be
down and out for six weeks. That's a lot for
my business. That's a lot for me. But I'll get
through it. Like I'm I have like such a great
support team.
Speaker 2: And you want Danny to come over and try to
annoy the tomb around it you?
Speaker 3: Okay, I would say, pray we're playing family feud?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, I just I you know, it could
be so much it would be so much worse. No,
So my doctors did not want me to go to
They were pissed. They were like, you should not be traveling.
Speaker 3: But okay, so question so is you're over like really
oversized right now? Because over eleven right now? Okay, so
the no, the tumor is eleven, Dan, Yes, So that
means you always got to be like bigger than that.
He's got to be the size of my head.
Speaker 9: Man, it's going to be to fish.
Speaker 3: When did I turned into tooth?
Speaker 2: Was in by the way kicked out? O Connery's permanently.
Speaker 3: Laura, and you complain like your problems exactly.
Speaker 2: The two fists make a heart though, So that's cool. Yeah,
I just hold it.
Speaker 5: My joke has been if I am out of work
for six weeks. I'm going to start only fans with
my tumor.
Speaker 3: Oh look at this is going to give the weather
to give advice.
Speaker 2: Talk like yeah, how to organize? All right, well, good luck,
we're gonna we're gonna tape to today. Just all off
at the hospital, cards on the on the table. But
will there be like we how do we find out
to be a phone?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Something? We just have jokes. Just have Joe text me
you don't bother me because I got I got.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 5: One of my friends actually made the joke, like, is
building a livestream from your surgery?
Speaker 2: You're gonna get right up there.
Speaker 4: I Uh.
Speaker 2: You know what's funny is doctor Deep Sing, who did
the Noddy water and does healings and things, is in town. Yeah,
doctor Deep Sing is in town and uh, I'm going
to training camp tomorrow. He's gonna be there. I'm not
going with him, but he wants to. He wants to
do a whole water thing with the team, and I
think it's pretty close to happening from what I have. Yeah,
and then he's doing healings and some other so I
think we should.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 2: I wish I haven't continued there to have him. I
don't know. I don't know what what happens, but that's
the that's the thing, all right. You can heal me well.
Best of luck to Laura, which party Danny whose wife
once called him a tumor.
Speaker 3: No, I'm kidding.
Speaker 2: That's terrible Danny, who will be praying. Yes, I think
that's great. Another one on the list now, Kevin, who
will be making horrible jokes. I'm Bill Moran. We'll see
in the next episode.
Speaker 3: I'm Danger the Army in Spain. Yeahm