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Speaker 3: Well, hello and welcome. Thanks for getting your pot on.
Thank you for telling a friend. That's how we spread
the word about the pirate ship. Danny in the house tonight.
Danny was at training camp. We'll get into that stuff
in a little while, but I was over there or yesterday.
I have some thoughts. I have some thoughts too. I
have some thoughts. I know you always have thoughts. Your
thoughts are gonna be way different than mine.
Speaker 4: Oh really? Oh yeah, okay, yeah, I've thoughts about a
bad thing, not a bad thoughts about that, the actual bills,
and I have thoughts about the fans and the experience.
Speaker 3: Okay, so thoughts alignment now I wasn't with the fans.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you were in the officier elitist club, the love
that club. I was with. I was with the people.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's it good. Uh, but it is weird, right
because you're seeing some top athletes top of their game,
some of the best of the best.
Speaker 4: Yes, world class athletes.
Speaker 3: You really are seeing world class athletes. And I'm watching
the Olympics last night and I'm watching swimming. I don't
even know I put it on. I'm getting into the Olympics.
I haven't watched the Olympics in years. I've enjoyed watching
Team USA over the weekend when I got back from
the Anerondecks. And then I was watching swimming last night
and there was a woman and a US woman and
whatever the event was, I couldn't tell you. The distance
could have been one hundred meter, could have been the
two hundred track. No swimming, swimming, swimming. So she's she's uh, swimming, swimming,
and I'm cheering because they highlight her thing, and I'm going.
Speaker 4: Come on, come on, Billy turned into Hacksaw Jim dug
it in his living room.
Speaker 3: She is us. She misses the bronze by a hundredth
of a second zero zero one, and I went, oh,
because she didn't hit the My god, I don't. I
don't know. I mean they go, well, it doesn't look
like she's gonna get it, jeezs And you see her
starting to gain and gain. I'm like, oh, my god,
this is amazing. And I'm thinking all the training, all
the stuff you did, like with the Buffalo Bills. If
I don't make the team, I might make the practice squad,
I might get a chance with another team. But this
is it? Is it? I don't know what else you're
doing four years? Well? Is it down? Because I know
they have the world swimming, there's other ship, But does
anybody care? And I don't mean that to be rude,
but but let's be honest.
Speaker 4: I think people in their circles care. Like when we're
in radio, we cared about being number one, but I
don't think our neighbors gave a crap like, yeah, we're
there more radio station. Yeah okay, well I gotta go
to work tomorrow too.
Speaker 3: No, I understand that. But but being number one meant
bonuses and different things for us, and larger audience and
all those kind of babes. Yeah called number nine, was
you like a date? So, but I'm watching this, I go,
what what happens? Like I would think that that may
be the most depressing thing? Or can you think while
I was up against the absolute best in the world,
I held my own I was one hundred. Who knows,
you know, had I just kicked out a little sooner,
could I have been there? I'm going, what goes on
in your head? How do you recover from? Again? Like
you said, years of training, We've got years of training.
We have dieting, sacrificing. I mean, think about it. You
just did you just did a diet? Yes, okay. I
was with with people over the weekend that when this
woman turned forty, she wanted to challenge herself. She went
into bodybuilding.
Speaker 4: Oh wow, for just wanted.
Speaker 3: To do one show. She just wanted to do one
show that's hard man diet. Well, she came in second
to an eighteen year old girl at forty uh huh
and her husband who was over fifty. And I think,
I don't know where the masters. I think the masters
in bodybuilding, and I know that it sounds but it's
like the senior or whatever is forty five for natural
bodybuilding and he he won his competition, he did it
with her. He won and then he it was a
pro am, so he got invited to go for his
pro card and he didn't get it. But that's you know,
because they have pros and amateurs together. Whenever you hear
a pro am racey, that's what it is. Some people
didn't know that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like Happy Gilmore and Bob Barker, you got it.
Speaker 3: That's a pro am might pros and amateurs and and
so that's Josh Allen and Lefty you got it. So
I'm going, but you missed by a hundredth of a second.
A hundredth of a second. Maybe this is just a fluke.
Speaker 4: No, that could just be like a fingernail. That could
just be like, you know, you splashed the wrong direction
or gravity puld you. It had nothing to do with
your athletic ability.
Speaker 3: It was at the fluke. So I'm going, could you
recover from that? How do you recover mentally? Like let's
say you were there and that was the only event
you qualified in and you thought for sure, at worst
you'd walk away with silver, and you don't meddle it.
Speaker 4: Oh well, they say the key to happiness is managing expectations.
But you don't get to that level without believing yourself.
Speaker 3: That's the thing is, you've got to have it.
Speaker 4: You have to have this I'm gonna win, damnit.
Speaker 3: Understand.
Speaker 4: If you don't, that's got to push you in further.
Like we wouldn't have Michael Jordan if Michael Jordan didn't
push himself to be Michael Jordan, you know what I'm saying,
Like to that level to be that motivated, that same
thing with Elon Musk, same thing with Tony Robbins and
all that stuff, and so many six people that didn't
just inherit their wealth and other stuff. But at that level,
you know, I remember the line in Cool Runnings right
where they found out that John Candy's character had hid
the weights and the Bob sled that he cheated and
was a disgrace. Coach, you had two gold meadows?
Speaker 3: Why did you do it?
Speaker 4: And he had this great line, and I've always remembered
this line for the rest of my life. If you're
not enough with it, you'll never be enough without it,
or you can use it the other way. If you're
not enough without it, you'll never be enough with it.
So I hope that this person is enough.
Speaker 3: That person didn't seem to be well, they didn't focus
on that person, right. But I'm just thinking in my
head away from the pool, I might be bawling in
the shower. Yes, what was your Did you ever have
anything that was like your big miss in life? I
think of it? No, no, no, no, I don't. The
last twenty years, I knew there was a million jokes.
I was going to try to be nice out here.
I have to make up for it. But I thought, like,
I can't think if I had that big a miss
in life where I trained, I worked so hard and
I just couldn't get it done. Well, maybe maybe there is.
Speaker 4: I have Bill's camp in town. And if you watch
The Four Falls of Buffalo, which I know you did
recently you rewatched it, it sounds like at that time
when they did that, Scott Norwood was still not over
missing a field goal. Yes, yes, yes, I have never
really big missed.
Speaker 3: That would be it.
Speaker 4: I've never had that in my life, and I think
that's kind of a disappointment in itself that I need
to get close to having that kind of moment, you know,
could you gotta be to have that kind of moment?
Speaker 3: Almost that that's a great way to look at it,
and you need like this is. I was talking to
somebody yesterday that I've always been intrigued by sports psychologists.
Sports psychologists who help you focus on moving forward, like I.
And I know that there are people in the in
the psychology profession who have said to me, I know
you don't like talk there, but you say it keeps
you stuck in the problem. And I said, well, I
may be wrong on that. I've come around a little bit.
I've softened my stance into what's the root of it?
How do I change the belief? Because that doesn't mean anything.
I can get rid of it. It means nothing to
me now, and maybe I can move forward with that.
And I think that a lot of times kids don't
want to talk to a psychologist, but if they play
sports talking to a sports psychologist, that's great because it's cool. Yes,
and it's the same I got to.
Speaker 4: Get out of this problem.
Speaker 3: Man, I'm only hitting two twenty, but it's the same.
You would apply those same principles. Yeah, are no different
than you would to any other. Well, you're doing it.
Speaker 4: From a cool perspective, not from I'm a loser perspective,
got it, that would be But John Smoltz, John Smoltz
well is a Hall of Fame pitcher, right, and he
had a judge like you know that book who moved
my cheez. The Braves asked him after he won cy
Young's as a starter in one of the greatest rotations ever, bro,
we need a closer, you go close, right, And he
closed for three years.
Speaker 3: But before he became the.
Speaker 4: John Smoltz Cy Young Award winn and the World Series
winning picture, he had a case of the yips and
he blew games and so he went to a sports
psychologist fixed him and he ended up becoming one of
the braves.
Speaker 3: The Braves at like four aces of the road day,
it's just something with confidence because you're not any different
than you were. That's the thing. Like I was saying
this yesterday on the podcast, and I know we're going
to talk about training camp in a little bit, but
I was saying that at that level, what's the difference
because the standard of the athlete is pretty similar. Even
if you make the practice squad, you're pretty similar at
that level, or or even here at the Olympics, where
it's one hundredth of a second, you're pretty similar in
the standard. So what makes an elite athlete elite? It
has to be mindset, Yes, that's what it's got to be.
And so how do you get that? And then how
do you what can someone do to you to get
you to flip that mindset to where you become smalts? Right,
to become a smalt.
Speaker 4: You have to like have ice water in your veins
like Tiger Woods.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but but again it's one of these things where
that can go away. So how do I get it back?
And it did for Tiger Now, I would say with
Tiger now, yeah, much more, much more physical. But look,
I heard about a guy who lives around here. I
don't know his name. I think his big claim to
fame he was on the practice squad for the Buffalo Bills. Again,
I would say, uh, you know, when we're talking about
a standard, he's probably at the same athletic abilities, possibly
as everybody else on the team, but that mindset is different.
Yor you know, somebody worked on focused on one move
that just made them a little quicker, whatever it was.
But this guy I heard from someone whose kids are
on Little League with him, or not even Little League.
They're like below that they're like T ball or just
above T ball, but they're not at the little league
level yet. And the guy like yells at his kids
when they're going to the car and he's all over
them and he guess he reeks a beer. And I'm
like that, you just can't get over the fact that
you didn't you didn't quite cut through. But on the
other hand, if you can step back and.
Speaker 4: Go, yeah, but I got that far, always remember your
starting point.
Speaker 3: Look, Bob Bleier was in here and I had a
great conversation with that guy, and he as uh. He
talked about the one season he had in the NFL,
how he had a terrible combine. But the thing he
goes back to is all the stuff that got him there,
all the stuff that got him there, is the stuff
that propelled him further in life and in his career.
Speaker 4: And number two, he's in like the one percent of the.
Speaker 3: League.
Speaker 4: Guess how good you have to beat a suck in
the bros?
Speaker 3: Exactly exactly, I guess you you know, uh, you know,
you competed against the best of the best, right, no
matter what the sport is. Now, I was trying to
find someone today to who would be an elite athlete
and maybe in a position as an Olympian. So I
found Ryan Lochtey.
Speaker 4: Uh yeah, he was born in Canadagua.
Speaker 3: Born in Canandagua. And I'm pretty sure Ryan lochte is
the second decorated swimmer in Michael Olympic history. Yeah, yes,
so he won.
Speaker 4: More medals than Mark Spitz then, huh yeah, I think
he had twelve.
Speaker 3: Okay, I think he had twelve over his Olympic career. Okay,
I don't know what Mark Spitz had. Yeah, I don't know.
I just remember the joke, Wow spoozer. Yeah that joke.
Speaker 4: I did even know that joke.
Speaker 3: I just figured Greg lu gainis.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've heard that one.
Speaker 3: I'll just leave them there. Yeah. So I call his number,
doesn't work. I call his wife. I got his wife's number.
She answers, says to me, you have to talk to
his manager. Okay. So I wrote the following text message
to his manager, Crystal. Hi, Crystal, this is Bill Moran
from Billifi the Bill Moran Podcast. I'd love to invite
Ryan Lochtey for a brief interview on our podcast to
discuss the Olympics and the athletes experiences in Paris. Bryan
has been on my radio show before he was Yes
and We and We'd be honored to have him share
insights on the hard work and pressure athletes face, and
other advice for upcoming talent. Look forward to hearing from
you best.
Speaker 4: Bill p spread the word about the pirate check.
Speaker 3: Okay, Hi Bill, is this a paid podcast? Yeah? Okay,
so I go. How much does he charge Danny?
Speaker 4: Thousand dollars?
Speaker 3: I will ask you how much does Ryan Lockdee, who
was considered a mimbo by many. Membo had a bit
of a controversy when he was Yes in the Olympics
down in Brazil, where he claimed he was robbed at
a gas station. Yea, yeah, it turned out to be fake.
How much does he charge podcast appearance?
Speaker 4: One thousand dollars of podcast appearance?
Speaker 3: Danny, you are too low. Archie's more normally three thousand
dollars for all podcasts. But I can ask, since he's
done work with you before, if he wants to give
you a special rate. I wrote, thank you. I get
a text back he said he would drop it to
two thousand, and I said, okay, love him for that.
Let me find a sponsor I don't want to talk
to Ryan locktey that bad that I would pay him
for two grand. It means nothing to me. So instead
what I have for you? Because I didn't think you know,
I was looking for somebody to just talk about. No,
but I did find I found a story of Ryan
Lochte from this year. He lives in Gainesville, Florida, where
he was an NCAA athlete at Florida and now still
lives there. And this is Ryan Lockey being interviewed on
the news. I think it's like their version of Spectrum.
It's the first coast news.
Speaker 5: Well, a big night in Paris, and one Olympic champion
and from our area knows all about the excitement. Ryan
Lochti is the second most decorated male swimmer in Olympic history,
with a dozen medals. Lochty set off in international controversy
when he claimed he was robbed at a gas station
at the Rio Olympics. Now he's moving all past that.
Our Genie Blaylock spoke with the gator alarm at his home.
Speaker 4: And games all the time, all the time.
Speaker 3: Ryan Lochte says he still gets choked up. Do me
do a dating show too?
Speaker 6: H Olympic medals. He says he has chlorine in his veins.
When you're sleeping, are you like still kicking and raising?
Speaker 7: My wife says that she's like, were you swimming last
night in your sleep? I'm like why, and she's like,
because you're moving NonStop.
Speaker 3: You're going like this with your shoulders.
Speaker 6: Now a dad of three is newest.
Speaker 4: A baby girl, Georgia June aw that's cute.
Speaker 7: Made her one year birthday all about beaches.
Speaker 6: And his little boy likes wearing daddy's medals. But this Olympics,
Harri Ryan won't be racing.
Speaker 3: He's retired because it's so old. Now you're not old.
You are about to turn forty.
Speaker 6: But those memories, like it looks softer that World's twenty eleven,
shang I blackout.
Speaker 4: I blacked out, I touched the wall.
Speaker 3: This is interesting because he'll say something in here that
is sort of long lines of what we're talking about,
how close you get and then what happens?
Speaker 4: Well, and I was like, yes, it's exciting, but.
Speaker 7: You have to beat your body up all the time
just to get a fraction of a second faster.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a fraction of a second faster. You got to
break it down and go and.
Speaker 4: Now you go back to this woman who was peeting
and finished fourth by a hundredth of a second.
Speaker 3: Right, what didn't I do? Exactly?
Speaker 4: That's kind of drive you insane.
Speaker 3: I mean I think it's sometimes you won't want to
give up. You just go. I don't know how much
war I can I can go through with.
Speaker 7: This and then after the metals you hang up the
goggles like you're like what now You're lost?
Speaker 3: I would totally see because I could go play professional sports.
And then some guys go on to coach professional sports
or college sports after the lank career is done. Others
go on to be broadcasters. What do you do if
you're a swimmer every fourty years pop into the Olympics?
I mean, what are you doing on your day?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, pomp up the gym and they will.
Speaker 3: But what did they do?
Speaker 4: You're like completely lost. Ryan found himself. I went through
depression in a dark space.
Speaker 7: I was waking up and looking myself in the mirror
and being like, who who is this discussing person?
Speaker 3: Like this is just awful.
Speaker 6: He turned to his family and he says to Michael Phelps,
who fought depression himself, despite his success, the most decorated
Olympian ever twenty eight Yes.
Speaker 3: Despite being awesome.
Speaker 4: Yes, despite being the greatest Olympian in American history. I
need to find myself, which, by the way, he's a
real thing.
Speaker 3: Sure it is, because that's all you knew.
Speaker 4: That's your identity.
Speaker 3: Your life is so regiment from what you ate to
when you worked, when you slept it everything now it's done.
Speaker 4: When my radio career was over, I had to really
tell myself, hey, listen, that was not your identity. That
was your job. Even though people kind of knew you.
That's not your identity. That's your job. You are not
a failure because it's now run its course.
Speaker 3: Keep telling yourself.
Speaker 7: And he was the one that actually kind of helped
me out because he went through it.
Speaker 6: And now Ryan says his vision is healing, traveling around
the kind you.
Speaker 3: Get the idea. But I just thought that was a
little bit interesting and it answered some of the questions
I wanted to know, like swimming, and I don't mean
to be a jerk, but a water polo player, you're
in phenomenal shape. Maybe you can go on to be
a model, but but then what you're a water polo player.
What the fuck else are you gonna do?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 4: Yeah, like it's not like you could go out phenomenal shape. Yeah, no,
I got, I got.
Speaker 3: The kids said, hey, man, who wants to get kicked
in the balls tonight? End of the pool? Punched in
the guy? I mean it looks brutal. Here is Ryan
Lockey when he said he wanted to be more than
just a great swimmer.
Speaker 4: His brand new reality show, What would Ryan Locktey do?
Please welcome Bryan Lochtey.
Speaker 3: Yeah. From Extra doing Maria A. Lopez Ryan Locked.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 9: One of the main reasons why I wanted to do
this is because every four years the Olympics, the most
talked about sport is swimming, and after that people just
forget about the sport.
Speaker 3: It was every year. I always think.
Speaker 9: Swimmings that we have all across the country and world,
and the passion, the love that I have for swimming.
I want to bring it to everyone's living room.
Speaker 4: We're not just following you and your training swimming, We're
we're following your life outside.
Speaker 9: Of it, right, Yeah, I mean, because I want to
do everything different, so I think, well.
Speaker 4: It's weird. Do you remember that there's two things I
want to bring up to this.
Speaker 3: Do you want to think he charged three thousand dollars
to be on the podcast because you don't want to
be on the podcas?
Speaker 4: Oh, yeah, it's probably It's probably a the turrent absolutely.
So remember what Troy Aikman was doing nor like commercials.
I don't know if he still does. And he goes
into buy a six pack of nor Light and they ask, Hey.
Speaker 3: What was it like winning all those Super Bowls?
Speaker 4: I don't like to live in the past. And then
his phone rings and his ringtone.
Speaker 3: Is ache but urban touchdown.
Speaker 4: Okay, it's gotta be so hard, right.
Speaker 3: And then there's Ronda Rolsey.
Speaker 4: Remember what she got beat by Holly Holme, Like she
was the baddest woman on the planet until Holly holm
kicked her. And all of a sudden, then she goes
on Ellen and she's talking about suicide.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And I'm like, because you lost it.
Speaker 4: Again. You can't put your self esteem into those things.
You gotta put it in Jesus or you gotta or
if that's not your thing, okay, you gotta put in
something else. You can't put it into whatever you've built
for yourself because those things will always end.
Speaker 3: They do. But I think like the self esteem has
So that's an interesting thing that you think that you
brought up and I don't. I don't know. I haven't
thought about it enough. But I always say that those
are the ways to build self esteem. You know, I
could see improvement. Let's say, MMA, I see improvement. I'm winning,
I'm getting in shape. I all of a sudden, now
I've got I've gone from flabs to abs, I'm beating
people up, I'm winning, I'm scoring more points, whatever it is.
And then all of a sudden I fall. Well, then
you'd have to have the mindset of but I can
get back there, or maybe I can get back there
doing something else. You know. Kobe left the court and
became an Emmy Award winning movie.
Speaker 4: Directly he won an Oscar Yeah, dear basketball, Yeah, And
he said that was his greatest achieved, which I don't believe.
Speaker 3: And he wrote but something that was out of his
comfort zone probably took the same principles of success.
Speaker 4: And he went to apply and he went to Ramona Shelbourne,
who's a writer for ESPN. He goes, what do you
think She says, that's nice. He goes, No, I'm serious.
What do you think? And she gave him pointers on
how to improve it, and he redid it because he
wanted to use that the same way he approached basketball. Yes,
so I want this to be the best.
Speaker 3: He had the confidence, yeah to go, I know how
to do this. Yes, I know how to do this.
And that's what I try to even say to my kids.
Sometimes you've already done it, you know how to do it.
You're gonna get through it. It's gonna be fine, Right,
you just got to say. And the same thing here.
But when all your identity is the accolades, you're a hero,
you're practically carried out on people's shoulders, you're you won
twelve medals, that goes away. Now what there's a void
and that's where a lot of people, I think, drugs
and everything else go. Yeah, I mean to play.
Speaker 4: You ever see the thirty for thirty that came out
after the Four Falls of Buffalo was one that I
actually enjoyed better. It's called the eighty five Bears, and
it was because the eighty five Bears were the biggest mystery.
How did this team that went seventeen and one, Yeah,
not become a dynasty? They had the greatest defense ever
well one, buddy Ryan left to be a head coach
in Philadelphia, but that wasn't the biggest There were injuries
and stupid things that Dick didn't really know what he
was doing. But at the end of the day, they
asked all the players, specifically Steve Mongo McMichael, who right
now is living with ALS, and he goes you, He
goes you, ask any one of us, no matter how
much pain we went through, to a man, if we
would do it again, and he goes absolutely, just to
hear that crowd, to walk through that tunnel, we would
all do it again. And this is before he had ALS. Now,
I don't know if he would still say the same
thing he put. He might because it's it's an adrenaline
rush unlike anything anybody else could ever experience, because you're
higher than everybody else at that level. But the goal
is you can't use that to be your defining moment
in life. You got to find it in here, in
your chest, in your heart.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think or just know, I've done it. I've
done it over here. Yeah good, I did it here.
I'll do it over here.
Speaker 4: And I think that become the best accountant or the
best receptionist, or the best analyst, or the best what
business person I.
Speaker 3: Could be, or you become the best announcer like Snoop
doing badminton.
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Give me that, No, I need that? No over here,
no over there? What about over there?
Speaker 3: Nope?
Speaker 10: What about there?
Speaker 3: Nope?
Speaker 10: Give me that.
Speaker 4: I need that that too, nope? Sit absolutely, get out
the point a minute.
Speaker 10: Hold way up in the sky, now down, back up
over there, now over here, get out the way. You
know if I told you wouldn't need that, that was
a good point.
Speaker 3: There's a Snoop dog doing this thing. We will take
a moment. Dan went to training camp. I was there yesterday.
Danny has lots of thoughts. I know you do. I
know you have lots of thoughts I have. I have
a lesser thought that I shared yesterday. But I will
bring it up again because I think, uh, maybe you
won't agree with me, okay, and that I think is wonderful.
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Speaker 3: I just left it on the voice.
Speaker 4: Man, I just is this the tone love song that
they sampled Foreigner?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I'm hot Blooded. Yeah, they sampled hot Blooded
in the Sun.
Speaker 3: Cool and I went to school, high school, and the
freshman year of college with a girl named Gina. So
I used to call it a fun girl.
Speaker 4: Named Gina want to get with me? She ain't playing.
Speaker 3: This was like a big hit.
Speaker 4: Yeah to was he was something for about ten minutes. Yeah,
somewhat shows ova to the other side of the camp Sina.
Speaker 3: I asked the guy why he used to fly funky cold.
Speaker 4: It's like I brother, we became a rapper. He's got
that voice.
Speaker 3: So Danny went to training camp today. I was there yesterday,
Buffalo Bill's training camp, very very popular. People selling tickets
for about one hundred and sixty dollars a pair, insane
on secondary markets, and I swear and I have no
one confirmed it with me, but I thought I heard
a local news station saying there are no tickets available,
but you can always check secondary markets.
Speaker 4: I'm sure they probably said that.
Speaker 3: Which I thought you probably shouldn't say that because they
were free, and someone's making money off something they shouldn't
be making money off of, and the bills and everybody
else would get you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: Yeah, But I mean it's like nowadays, like news, even
news people make editorial comments all the time off the
cuff and don't even realize they're doing it.
Speaker 3: I check those secondary markets, folks. You can get into
the camp, all right, it's like helping us. I was like,
wait a second, what, okay? All right, So here's what
I said yesterday about trading camp. I don't I think
most it's like the Emperor's new clothes. And I it's
cool as a fan to be close to them. It's
cool to have that potential of getting an autograph or
a selfie with them. With Josh Allen or whomever.
Speaker 4: I had like a standing ovation when he ran on
the field today.
Speaker 3: But here's the thing that I go, but most people,
what's happening on the field. I don't know what I'm watching?
Do you understand what I'm saying? And I and I
and I know that people, well what do you mean?
You don't know? Way? Because somebody said to me, how
is camp? It's not that's good? Well how do they look?
I don't know. I don't know because I don't know
what the drills are. I don't know what the point is.
I don't know if you're supposed to go out and
try to drop the pass as though that were to happen.
And here's how we're going to recall you know what
I'm saying, Yes, like I think you practice for all scenarios.
Granted we watch it catching the ball and there was
you know, Josh, I don't think I missed a player
that he passed to the entire afternoon or morning that
I was there, that was all great, But I'm like,
I just don't know what I'm watching. I'm watching a
punter drop back and not really punt and people running
all over the field. Yes you didn't.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so there's pre practice, then there's but I go.
Speaker 3: One am, I watch what am I watching? And I
don't know, so I don't know that what the outcome is.
But it's cool, it's it's fun to see they got
those Kazoo helmets on. Yeah. My wife was the beehives.
They have the beehive helmets. Yeah, well they were gonna
be it's an option this year.
Speaker 4: And then she goes, now they're wearing orange ones. I go, yeah,
special teams. They have to know, like because the offensive
defensive players both play special teams, so they have to
identify who's whom.
Speaker 3: But the those helmets, you it'll be an option this year.
And I wonder are they going to have them in
the team colors? Well, they have the Bills logo.
Speaker 4: They're starting to do that. Well, you'll see in the
preseason whether or not they do it. You'll start to
see that. But I have seen a couple of teams
with those helmets. They have the logo on the side
because they still have to sell the helmet, right, it's
still a marketing, it's still it's still a fashion show.
Speaker 3: So what what were your thoughts on camp when you
were there?
Speaker 4: So as far as the actual on field product, it
was a lot like what you said. I remember when
I first got to cover the team for the Dunker
Observer back in OH seven and I talked to Mike Catalana,
was there, guy's name like Mike show up, and those
guys all covered the team, and it was covered differently.
It was covered intently, but it was covered differently, like
they weren't logging every single play from scrimmage. Mike goes,
that's a waste of time. He goes, You're not gonna
learn anything there. The only thing we need to cover
really is if anybody got hurt or depth chart stuff
like Okay, so and so is now with the first team.
Speaker 3: And the second team, they look great practice do the practice.
I don't know.
Speaker 4: We don't know, right, I don't know. So what's funny
is you know, well, we we're friends with a with
a Buffalo Bill's repeat reporter, and he reported some of
the stuff that I actually agreed with and saw. Keank
Coleman made an amazing grab from Josh Allen on a
throat where Kean and sorry kyer Elam was all over him,
but Alan put the ball in the perfect spot and
Coleman made the perfect catch. Elm had the perfect coverage.
It just worked out that way. I'm like, okay, I
did see that correctly. Then you got the hobbyists who
are up there with their phones. Oh yeah, who were
like breaking it down so so intricately, And I'm like, oh,
who do I trust? The guy who covers the team
for a living or a guy who is taking two
weeks of his vacation to come up here and put
up YouTube videos.
Speaker 3: That's the guy who's either divorced or single or I
don't know. I'm not knocking it.
Speaker 4: I am, but okay, that's cool. But at the end
of the kind of yeah, I kind of am too,
but you know what I'm saying. But it's like, it's like, Okay,
I would rather trust the beat reporter because he's in
front of the guys every day. He sees it. Oh,
by the way, he's also played football and coached it too,
this gentleman, and they noticed something. So really, all I
took from camp was you had one guy who actually
went to the hospital for for heat exhaustion. Alec Anderson.
He's gonna be okay, you had Uh, you're both your
safeties are hurt right now your your your pencil starting
safeties are hurt.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 4: Cole Bishop went down with an arm injury. Heavily wrapped
the receivers all looked, you know, decent, and Alan and
his center still have snap issues, Like they can't like
this at least once a day where Alan fubble's a
snap because they move their center Connor McGovern over from
guard to center because I'm more that's my natural position.
Well that's great, but if you can't snap the ball
to the quarterback, we're going to have a problem. And
apparently every single day they've had an they've had a snaffoo.
But you have to realize that their opponents, like the Patriots,
send scouts dressed in Bill's gear to come watch practice.
You're not getting a real practice. You're getting a watered
down version of practice. They're not giving.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 4: Von Miller did have a nice practice when they went
like eleven on eleven, he got Alan twice.
Speaker 3: Well he wasn't even.
Speaker 4: Rest day yesterday today was Da Kwon Jones. He got
to Alan twice, And I told my everybody's like cheering
over the completion. I'm like, no, you guys don't get it.
Once you tag the quarterback, they blow the whistle of
place dead.
Speaker 3: That's a sack.
Speaker 4: And Mon got to him twice. And people are saying
that Vaughn actually looks like he did when he first
got the Buffalo. Okay, so that's a good thing. All right,
that's a good thing.
Speaker 3: So those are good things that were here. Yeah, yeah,
what did you think of the because you were in
the ga right, yeah, general populous. Yeah. I was up
on the stands with the mouth breezer, the breathers. Now,
I'm kidding, teasing, I'm teasing. But with fans, I didn't
expect anything else with the fans, what did they house
the crowds. I gotta be honest with the fans, crowd's
pretty tame.
Speaker 4: I mean they cheer for catches, mostly offense over defense.
Like Alan runs and he's got his hood on, like
and it's like it's like eighty something to breeze and
he's got a sweatshirt. It's like he's Bob Dylan. Like
you can't talk to Dylan when he's got the hood on.
But that's not what Alan was doing. But everyone's like
standing her comesry cops, let's get a picture, you know,
But it's funny watching grown men. I told my wife this.
I go, maybe it's our old friend Tommy rubbing off
on me. I don't wear jerseys.
Speaker 3: I have.
Speaker 4: I have several jerseys, Like I'm gonna wear a Derek
Jeter Jersey's jersey the Yankee Stadium on Saturday.
Speaker 3: You don't wear jerseys.
Speaker 4: Here's the loophole.
Speaker 3: Where's the loop?
Speaker 4: If I watch if I watch them growing up, like
I want a Kelly jersey to a Bills game. Okay,
if I watch them growing up, I go, that's the loophole.
But I can't wear a jersey as somebody who who's
younger than I am right born after me.
Speaker 3: Well, you're gonna have to if you're gonna be a fan.
Speaker 4: I know I could be a fan with just a hat. Well,
I have Connors and Feris Pillae.
Speaker 3: I don't wear any ill wear the logo. I've worn
a Jim Kelly's shirt that the boys bought me for Christmas.
One of hers like a T shirt.
Speaker 4: Yeah that's different.
Speaker 3: But I will not wear a jersey, and I wouldn't.
I'd be like, who was the comic who did this
whole bit about you know, he goes man. Don't you
always wonder these athletes they work out all the time,
they're in great shape, and they hear come some big, fat,
fucking middle aged guy with a big thing of nachos
and a mustard staying down the front.
Speaker 2: I love you, hey, Josh Allen, You're the best.
Speaker 3: It's something good. Josh Allen needs to walk over and
get that fucking jersey off, you know.
Speaker 4: Like Colin Cowhard has famously said, it's something about pro
sports and pretty girls that drive middle aged men crazy. Yeah,
and turn us into little kids. But it's not just
the men. It's the women too, who are like you
got they got the jerseys.
Speaker 3: On autographs, pictures. I mean, you know, I'm okay with
I don't know why it's I'm sexist, but I don't
care that they do it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think with women and children, it's okay. With
guys like fifty sixty year old men wearing any.
Speaker 3: That's a little weird. If you if you, if you
wear Buffalo Bill's themed sneakers as a middle aged person,
that's a little weird. I'm okay with that. Are okay,
I'm okay with like the Nikes in the in the
bill's colors, like yeah, you know, okay, you know why,
I wasn't even thinking that. I'm just saying a little
more fashion forward and I'm not. I don't have somebody's
name on my back and I don't have to be you
know whatever, And okay.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I agree with it. I couldn't wear a jersey
of a guy who is younger than I am. I
sound it sounds weird, or even my age.
Speaker 3: I couldn't.
Speaker 4: I couldn't do it.
Speaker 3: Well, I don't know players your age anymore. No, they're not.
Speaker 4: We're all retired, they're all out. But the other thing too,
is that would the bills start handing out free stuff?
And believe me, the lines are long for all the
free stuff. They started throwing out T shirts, right, everybody,
and I mean almost everybody gets up like oh yeah,
maybe they're not even watching practice anymore now they're just
going for the free shirt, right. And this one woman
behind me with her little girl who's got a cup
of water.
Speaker 3: Oh behind me, did you get cool down?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah?
Speaker 4: And I look back to see what what it was
because I didn't know what happened. And this poor little
girl with brace is just looking at me. She's like
seven years old, and I'm like, she dropped her water. Okay,
it happens, but the mom's.
Speaker 3: Got her heads up still.
Speaker 4: She doesn't notice that the little girl dropped the water
on me. She's trying to catch a free T shirt.
And I'm like, what is it about free stuff and
football that makes adults turn and do children?
Speaker 3: I have always been embarrassed by that sort of stuff.
And I used to like, uh, when I was married,
we would get you go to BJ's or one of
those costcos. But we went to BJ's on a Saturday
and they have the samples out, yeah, and you get
to do the samples. And I used to watch and
I'd be like embarrassed. I didn't want to go because
I didn't want to be that guy that's over there.
And I would see people and they'd go, hey, when
you like to try something, and then my kids be like,
oh right, yeah, but then I so that's what I
came up with an idea for a bit, and we
I don't think we ever did it. I'm not sure.
Tell me if you remember this, the idea of the police.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well yeah, Dan gets pull Christian Dan gets police
for police tickets. You had to guess, you to call
and guess how many dings, how many pieces of free
food I could get before I would get reprimanded. I
got as high as thirteen.
Speaker 3: At one point we sent Danny out. We sent you
out right to like the BJ's or wherever. Yeah, and
those free sample stands, and Danny just had to sit
there and keep eating. And for each one of you
eight you would hear ding ding and you had to get.
Speaker 4: I had to stop myself a couple of times because
at BJ's they don't care. Man, you go ahead, clear
it out because you know why. They don't want to
be there. Then this one woman like was doing donations
for her church or something. Yeah, so I'm like, okay,
I took thirteen. She goes, sorry, you get greedy with it.
Speaker 3: Oh there you go. I'm like, I give you five dollars.
I don't care it's too much candy. Well that yeah,
that was the bit.
Speaker 4: And we gave away police tickets because the police had
just got on tour for the first time in years.
Speaker 3: I find the free stuff. I don't know why, embarrassing.
I'll tell you this. Here's the other thing I get
embarrassed using a coupon, but I've done it. Like Jamison
came to town and he wanted all this shit, and
I went to BJ's. He wanted like ramen noodles and
all this stuff, and I'm like, god, damn, it's like
forty dollars this back. And then there was a two
dollars and fifty cent off coupon or something like, go, wait, hand,
I'll use that. I'll use that. But I go, I
am like, I don't ever, I do you have can returns?
I don't even want to, Like, you know, I get
embarrassed by that stuff and the free stuff. You're right,
And it happens all the time. I remember being in radio.
We were giving out tickets to something. Some guy came
in and he won the tickets and not the brightest bulb.
Big tall, lanky guy, long hair comes back in about
forty five minutes later, has a different shirt on, hair
tucked up in a hat, and I just fucking laughed.
I gave it ad just just for the effort, just
because I was so entertained. I think it was about
twenty six, twenty seven years old the time. I was
so entertained by that that I thought, yeah, go ahead,
taken them. But it is amazing. You're absolutely right. And
we used to have price pikes. Yes, in radio anytime
there was anything free. Yep, they were right there. And
they knew them by a first name basis. Yes. And
some of them, you know, had a calendar. They knew
when you were coming to where you were going to be.
Speaker 4: They would all call each other too.
Speaker 3: They did. Day on a phone tree. Yeah, Day had
a phone tree for free, the free phone tree. Holy shit,
I remember these days. God, that is so funny. My
wife was actually it's the first time she'd ever been
a training care. Yeah.
Speaker 4: So we're there about like, we got through a quarter
of nine and we stayed till about eleven and eleven o'clock.
My wife goes, I'm burnt. We gotta good Oh yeah,
because the sun was beaten down.
Speaker 3: She didn't put on suntan lotions, so she did. I
swayed it down myself. Oh well, look at this I did.
But she didn't do a good job. Dammit. We gotta go.
We gotta go, I gotta get in the shade, we
gotta go.
Speaker 4: Like, okay, no problem, She goes, Okay, So what are
they doing exactly?
Speaker 3: This is my point, and I don't mean to sound
like an idiot, and I know people will. Here's the thing.
I think that most people have no idea what they're watching. No,
it's just cool to be that close to these athletes
and a team that's doing well. There is a Bills
player with the last name Bills offensive lineman. Is it
key off Bill's key something.
Speaker 4: With K Bills or Kevin Bills or something like that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's an offensive lineman. He these guys are mammoth.
He has to be six eight, three tens twenty. He's
bigger than Josh. Yeah, I know that's something. That's what
I'm saying, Like Joss is six ' five, so yeah, funny.
Speaker 4: Because my wife's asking me these questions, I have to
give her an answer. I can't like say, well, I
don't know. It's like, well I turned to Cliff claven, right,
and so there we go. Then my voice goes up
a little bit so somebody can hear me. So, uh,
you know, honey, what's going on here is uh, those
those plastic things they want, They want the linebackers to
maintain gap integrity, so they don't It's a lot of
times you'll see two linebackers and a gap see linebackers
on defense or a lot like running backs on offense.
So if they see the same gap, you don't want
two linebackers going in the same gap. But a guy
behind me goes, yeah, it's exactly right.
Speaker 3: Come on, Yeah, that's what we need is reinforcement of dad. Yes,
Sammy there you go. All right, Well, uh, we'll take it.
Speaker 4: But but but then what they did the other drills,
Because what are they doing? I go, they're just standing
around talking, that's all they're doing. Yeah, standing around talking.
Speaker 3: Oh, they play the music to try to create DJ bad.
My wife goes, hey, how much do you think we
can run him for?
Speaker 4: I go, I don't know. I'm just gonna ask you
the same thing. Because he's bobbing his head. Yeah, every
just kind of bored. Just but he's playing the music. Man,
have it a spin and two to have it a
good time.
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Speaker 11: I know I've been fucking clack and Billy. I'm fucking sorry.
I've been catching up on the clips, but I was
just thinking about you so hard, laughing my fucking ass off.
I gotta talk to you about the time, the first
date with the DWY and then relieving the babysitters and
the cop dropping me off, and you know kind of
me of squeezing the keys and them dropping me off
and needing cigarettes but they won't anyways. I guess I
pretty much I relieve the babysitter and.
Speaker 3: Ed all right.
Speaker 11: I guess maybe I've already told you the whole story,
but drop the chain of events were being unpolieved football anyways, man, Sorry,
had and caught up with you a little bit.
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Speaker 8: Ah.
Speaker 3: I love that guy. He's a loyal listener. You can
always call five A five to zero six eighty eight
sixty six. Leave a message anytime Danny, you are a
self proclaimed I will say I don't mean that in
a negative sense, because a lot of time we go well,
self proclaimed author, self proclaimed triathlete.
Speaker 12: Okay, but you know, bowling darts and self proclaimed Christian
year against and you said earlier, can you put your
faith in something other than you know what you do?
Speaker 3: Right, try to have a little more because you won't
be able to do it forever. So, uh, I wonder
if you would ever do this. This is a little odd,
but I think that I would. I if this happened,
if it happened to me, I wouldn't do this. But
if it happened to me, I think at first I
would be like oh, and then I think, let's do
it and see what's going to happen. Out of curiosity. Okay,
somebody I know is at Panera and a woman came
up to him and asked if she could pray with him. Okay,
just that of the look total stranger, So and so
he did. He said it was very awkward, but like me,
he just wanted to see And I didn't think that.
Didn't get a vibe that she was a little nutty
or anything. Just said I'm feeling moved to pray with you,
and do you mind if I pray for you? And
so they stood there in the line of banera and
she said a prayer. And then I would it be
where would you do that?
Speaker 4: It would be I could say it's awkward. Yeah, it's funny.
It's funny you mention that because I saw a story.
There's a there's a a minister that I've started to
follow a little bit. His name is Paul Washer and
I don't know if you've heard of him, and he
started a mission called Heart Crime Ministries. He went to
the University of Texas and he used to be on
steroids and he said he was just a jerk. And
one day a Christian guy knocked on his dorm room
door and he says, God is telling me I need
to tell you about Jesus. He's like, uh okay, And
because of that conversation, he is now one of America's
leading Christian ministers. So, I mean, if someone offered to
pray with me, I would say, Okay, who are you
praying to? Well God, You're like, yeah, you know Jesus.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I go, and what the nomin nation are you?
Speaker 4: Because I want to see if I may maybe I
need to pray for them instead, because if they're Jehovah's
witness or a Mormon.
Speaker 3: I'm wait a second, I'm going to be like, maybe
I need to pray for you. Hang ond I thought
and said in the Bible, don't mock somebody else's religion,
where I'm the apocapy think it said it does. It
doesn't say that somebody else's religion. And then and here's
the thing why But so you're saying they're wrong, but
they're saying you're wrong. So who's right?
Speaker 4: I am, well according to whom me. Look, you asked
me if I would be weirded out by someone asks
to pray with you. But since I'm the one who's
being asked, I'm going to be. I have to be
responsible to my faith. Jesus Christ.
Speaker 3: I think this woman said, I'm being you know, I
just feel moved to pray with you. Man, I pray
with you. And it was that, and I think of
the person at first, like what And then instead of
get away from me, Hey lady, you're freaking me out,
it was okay, how thing's gone for this person? Since
that pray probably about the same as it always does Okay,
Now did they do? What do I know this person?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 4: Okay, did they What did they pray about? What did
she pray about?
Speaker 3: I didn't ask. I did not ask.
Speaker 4: I should ask. I know I did charge likes.
Speaker 3: Ryan locked he on three. Fuck. I I was more
in the I guess I was more taken by I
just assumed. Look, I grew up in an evangelical church.
I've seen people say, may I pray with you. I've
had people pray with me. I just figured it was
your standard. You know, Lord, I'm feeling compelled. Please, Uh,
you don't use the burden in this person's I ever
show them the way or whatever. I don't know.
Speaker 4: I do me to pray with you right now?
Speaker 3: Philly. Uh, you already pray for all of us. You
do those text messages that you do. I do, yeah,
every day. Yeah, I don't. I And I feel like
like you think I'm I'm bad, but I I I
have just a different view. I know we've discussed it now,
and I don't know that this stuff is bad, but
I feel like like the message of Jesus Christ was
somewhat misinterpreted. And I feel like Jesus was saying, like
you know it's you are you are of me. You
have the same things in you and I do think
and I know it sounds strange that that there is
a vibration that you put out and whether you pray
or not, you know, when you're actually asking and begging
and pray, you kind of keep yourself stuck in the
lack of lack lack And you've got to change on.
Speaker 4: Your outlook of how you pray too, Okay, Like I
don't just pray to I get stuff.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, I think.
Speaker 4: Most people do, though I think people often do, Hey God,
can you help me? That's a natural inclination.
Speaker 3: Well, I remember my pastor saying, so quick to ask,
so slow to think right, so quick to ask, so
so the thing. And I would say that being grateful
is a great thing, gratitude, I appreciate anything.
Speaker 4: Just when we pray. When I pray, I always do
the They call it the prayer of acts acts, which
is adoration, confession, thanksgiving, and supplication, which means, hey God,
I love you. You're the man. You know it's in
your own words. You confess your sins, the ones you're
aware of. Because there's sins that we commit. We don't
even we're not even aware of We ask God. I
ask God to reveal to me some darkness in my heart, which,
by the way, the last eight months of like, holy cow,
I'm a I'm an awful human being. Then I give
God thanks for everything, and that takes me a good
forty five minutes. And then and then I asked for supplication,
which is my needs, like show me, teach me, help me, and.
Speaker 3: You know those types of things.
Speaker 4: You know, that's the formula. Billy, Okay, you asked, no.
Speaker 3: I did. I I'm saying that I think that you
should get up and to try to put yourself in
a good mood. I first thing I do is pray
before I got a I meditate when I get up,
just clear my mind completely. You try very hard for
fifteen minutes and just nothing, and thoughts come in. I
just kind of swipe them up.
Speaker 4: Now do you box breathe? You just like go in
and out.
Speaker 3: In and out. No, no, no, no, What do you
mean by box breathe? I thought you meant boxing.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 4: Box breathing means like four seconds of inhalation, No, four
seconds of holding, four seconds of exhalation, four seconds of holding.
Speaker 3: Sometimes I mean, that's another great one. That's a great one.
But to distract your mind, right, you find something else
to con straight up, and then I do sit and
I do right things. I appreciate, you know, and I
try to be very general and generic and I but
I don't think that we have a vengeful, angry god
who wants us to sacrifice things and all that. I
don't I know that's where, but I just I don't know.
Speaker 10: I don't.
Speaker 4: I don't think we have a vengeful sacrifice guy God.
Speaker 3: I don't think we have a guy that's mad at
us or you know the sin and you gotta a tone,
and I think you kind of know, and you just
you move. I figure this. You never get it wrong,
but you never get it right. You never get it done.
Excuse me, you never get it wrong, but you never
get it done. So you try to, you know, improve
and go for the better feeling. What's gonna make you
feel better. If these things you do make you feel great,
then don't stop. Don't stop. Oh yeah, don't plan. That's
all I think. If you went out to dinner with
a couple, do you and maybe yeah, you pray.
Speaker 4: It's amazing because I've gone out to dinner with several
atheist couples.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and they do you want to pray? Yeah, because
I don't think people want to mock you.
Speaker 4: They don't, No, they don't. I mean there are some
people who do, and that's fine if they want to.
There was this one guy i'd see that used to
call see him and just pray.
Speaker 3: I mean, or he would.
Speaker 4: He didn't have the balls a call, but he would
write in yeah, and maliciously, like he would email Crowley
or a boss. He would like, you got to get
this Christian guy off the air. He's awful blah blah
blah because he was an atheist and he hated me. Yeah,
and it's like, hey, that's just that's just the name
of the game, man.
Speaker 3: Yeah. But I think most most atheists. Here's what I
would think religion and the Ten If we all follow
the Ten Commandments, just take it away from religion. I
think we'd have a pretty good society if everybody did it. Yeah, right,
it's a guide, it's pretty it's a snow master. Yeah,
we'd have a pretty good society. Yeah. So if religious people,
why would I get upset? And when you know most
of them are contributing to society in a positive manner,
not a paid in the last neighbor.
Speaker 4: You know, I have a friend who said, who's who's
beaten cancer? Three different times? And I said, I'm praying
for you, even though I know you don't believe the
same things that I do. She goes, you could pray
to that light bulb, but I'll appreciate it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because you're thinking, because you're thinking of me, right, Yes.
Speaker 4: Put ourselves last, to put everybody else first, you'd be amazing.
Just doing that alone is going to fulfill you.
Speaker 3: Right. Well, I just heard of of something. Now. I
was away for the weekend and night I have I
still have this little beef. When they were playing flip Cup,
there was a couple who don't drink and they were
doing non alcoholic per And I think that's an advantage
because when you're playing flip Cup, it's like you're drinking.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's like playing baseball with steroids. I'm saying this
is an unfair Yeah, it's it's yeah, it's fine.
Speaker 3: How about this a couple who has gone out with
another couple sporadically for about ten years, all of a
sudden they don't drink anymore. Well, a large portion of
the bill would be alcohol. So now they're not drinking
forty dollars worth of wine.
Speaker 4: And you're the billing.
Speaker 3: They don't want to split them. They don't want to
split the bill anymore. They would just want to pay
their own. And is that being a dick or not?
And I don't think it is. If somebody said to me,
if I decide to go out to dinner, and I'm
going to have a glass of wine, and then another
glass of wine and probably a third possibly a bottle,
you know, honestly, if you bought a bottle, you're really
getting two glasses of wine for two people. Uh So
I would think that I wouldn't have a problem with
it if they said that to me. My god, yeah,
I wouldn't think. I personally like go in.
Speaker 4: If I ever go out with a couple, I always
expect to pay the bill myself until I'm told otherwise.
I don't do the split thing, either to take care
of the whole thing or somebody else takes.
Speaker 3: Such a good Christian.
Speaker 4: It's not even that I don't want the discussion because
the people get people get weird. Like I've been at
tables where like people have argued over the bill. I
just want to avoid that completely, like I'll take.
Speaker 3: But the thing would be, just know that you have
enough money to take care of it. And I'm assuming
everybody's gonna split it. Yeah, I don't have a problem.
You think.
Speaker 4: I had a friend named Bill Moran who once told me, Danny,
the more you give, the more you get. Yeah, And
it's so true.
Speaker 3: Yes, it's yeah.
Speaker 4: I've been so blessed by just, you know, being able
to do things like ten years ago I couldn't do.
Yeah now and immediately thank God for it.
Speaker 3: A lot of people are are cutting back on things
because of inflation, not going out as much. I think
I saw something and I don't know. This will be interesting,
is it? I don't know how you pronounce it, Diageo, Diagio,
I don't the pizza.
Speaker 10: No.
Speaker 3: It's the world's biggest drink makers. So they are their
own Guinness now, they own Johnny Walker, they own.
Speaker 4: And his brother's Black and Red.
Speaker 3: Cosa Amigos, Yeah, costam Ego's tequila. And they're saying that
worldwide they reported the first drop in sales since the pandemic,
and they're blaming inflation. But I'm not sure.
Speaker 4: Do you think people are moonshine and none their own.
Speaker 3: No, I think people are getting high. I think I
think the legalization of marijuana and the acceptability of gummies.
I think people are getting high.
Speaker 4: Because it's not as stigmatized.
Speaker 3: They're getting it into an altered state and they're not
waking up with a hangover.
Speaker 4: Well, that's that one joke in the movie Walk Hard.
I don't even know hangover. It doesn't give you a hangover. Well,
I want to get late to that it makes sex better.
Speaker 3: You won't. I won't try this.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've never done it, but I mean, like i've
that's the joke about marijuana, that it's not gonna it's
not nearly as costly as alcohol. As far as physical.
Speaker 3: McDonald's has said global sales fell for the first time
since twenty twenty as fewer customers visited their chains. UH.
Starbucks says the same thing Burger King, Wendy's. The consumer
environment continues to be challenging, said the CEO of UH.
Speaker 4: I think there could be another idea, todo or diagio.
I'm seeing more and more stuff and maybe it's just
my algorithm because since I've been on a health kick,
I'm seeing more and more reports of fast food being
worse and worse for you. And I think because it's
gotten so expensive, like big max are like ten bucks
or whatever.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I haven't been to McDonald's in a long time, but
like fast foods getting so expensive.
Speaker 3: People are like, it's actually cheaper to eat healthier. Yeah,
but like this, this liquor company, for example, sales fell
one point four percent. That's a lot over the over
twelve months. That's a lot four percent to twenty point
three billion dollars. Oh crime me a river, Johnny Walker,
you know what I mean. But I I understand that
it's an indicator in the economy.
Speaker 4: People are getting laid off. Yeah, things like that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh yeah, oh no, no, no, no, at the liquor
company and stuff. Yeah, I saw you see people are
getting lit Oh no, no, no, no.
Speaker 4: Like I when people say, oh, man, the economy is amazing.
I'm a software sales recruiter. When companies start laying off,
we're among the first to feel it. And for the
last year and a half, hiring has been very, very
slow and layout and people say, oh jobs are up. No,
people are getting second and third jobs just to cover
their nut Well.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Costa Egos I think declined by twenty two percent
in North America, which would be Mexico, Canada, and the
United States. And if Canad's cutting back about alcohol, you
know that's a problem. But George Clooney sold Cosa Egos.
And then you see the truck pull in and it's
always him and uh Brad Pitt, No, it's it's uh
Deamon No, who's the Oh god, she famous act model
in the eighties. Oh, it's her husband's Sidney cross Richard gear.
It's not rich OFR Gear, but Sidney Crawford's husband. Yeah,
her current husband, and they're riding motorcycles and it looks
cool like they all have helmets. Yeah, but they sold
it for seven hundred million dollars in twenty seventeen. So
I don't know. But here's the thing you're You're saying
people are getting jobs to cover their not right, And
I'll hear things like, oh my god, things are so bad,
I can't even afford to buy food. Biden needs to
do something, okay, all right, And then at the same
time I hear, oh my god, I can pay extra
for my dog to do yoga, And it gets them.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying, where your heart would we
mention the we mentioned the Bible right where your heart goes,
your treasure will be also whatever you want to buy.
Like you and I talked about this one Halloween when
teachers were saying and schools are saying, Hey, we're not
gonna do Halloween costumes this year because not a we
can afford them. And then you brought up the brilliant idea,
which you're right. I've never been at a house without
a flat screen in it. Yes, I like, yes, exactly,
You're right. People spend where they want to spend.
Speaker 3: I'm saying, like, whatever you want you can have. Yes,
you go with this shortage of mindset. But here I
I'm like, oh my god, I can't afford it. Biden
needs to fix this. I can't afford food. Oh my god. Wait,
I can bring my dog to yoga. And if you
get a talky ice cream and its own massage, how much?
You know what I mean?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 3: And I go, what what is that?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 3: What the fuck? Is that?
Speaker 4: What happens when a society gets bored?
Speaker 3: Fuck? Is that? Yeah?
Speaker 4: That's what happens when a society gets bored.
Speaker 3: Board I mean and like I love your dog. That's fine.
I love dogs. I'm just not bringing my dogs yoga. No, no,
not at all, gosh no, but there you go. But
the I I don't know how bad things are are.
I've noticed that food has gone up, but I don't
right now, I'm just buying for me. But that'll change
at the end of the month.
Speaker 4: Well Jamison, right, yeah, I'm excited about that.
Speaker 3: Uh yeah, I mean I've got a lot to do.
So I've been doing. You know, today was a lot
and uh, there's a lot of you.
Speaker 4: Know, where's gonna go to school?
Speaker 3: He's gonna go to Fairportal. We'll do all that, all right,
we will take him moment. Danny has a game. It's
the Smoking Gun game, right from the website.
Speaker 4: From the Smoking Gun. I went down a buddy trail
yesterday and found some I forgot all about this website, Billy, Yes.
Speaker 3: So you found it? Excuse me? Are you still recovering
from that? Yes?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think you had what I had about two
months ago. And it takes a while to get over this.
Speaker 3: Kill me that and Jordan rolled my a TV. Yeah
I heard. Yeah, I'm still stiff.
Speaker 4: Do you guys get metaact.
Speaker 3: Are you Okay, no, but I'm still I'm like, I'm
a stiff next stiff shoulder stretching out in the morning.
Speaker 4: You flip out.
Speaker 3: No, no, oh no, And I made him drive again.
I'm still pulling rocks. I pulled another one out of
a back tag. I gotta go through with a vacuum.
But anyway, so you're gonna I have to do.
Speaker 4: What So in other words, I'm going to tell the
story about it's all. It's three women who committed crimes
in the Tampa Saint Pete area. Okay, okay, you have
to guess what their profession is. Ah, okay, okay, yes,
because I have a theory that certain people with certain
jobs commit certain crimes.
Speaker 3: Okay, just an idea. No, they're probably not wrong, yeah yeah,
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Speaker 4: I need.
Speaker 3: It now, do you seek? Yeah? I would get so
made fun of because I like marou five because but
they went to they allegedly went to weddings around the
LA area in surprise bride screws and then all of
a sudden they were playing at Tarboodrom and people recognized
to it was but like plastic when they come in
and they just interrupt the reception and everything, and all
of a sudden the father of the bride and one
of them is like getting up. They're trying to calm
him down, and he's like getting pissed. Hey, motherfuckers, I
paid for this, What the fuck are you doing? And
then this is the thing I say, fuck too much.
I thought, whatever happened to Adam Laban's not doing anything.
Speaker 4: I think he's been doing more pre reduction work. Be
more of a producer.
Speaker 3: Yeah snoop by the way, gonna be on the voice. Yeah.
That watching the Olympics so I get to see all
that stuff. Danny's got to think the game. But this
is something that has always made me laugh. Somebody reposted
it on social media. I grabbed it. I want you
to listen to this and then I will explain what
we are listening to after we hear it. Whoops, not
on your old career, we've vilified. Wait a second, God,
damn it. Where to go?
Speaker 7: If you could say something to Janelle right now, what
would it be?
Speaker 8: How we miss you and we're looking for you? And
STUFFP from Biology is pregnant?
Speaker 3: Oh my god? Yeah, I mean she says that she's not,
but she's like totally wearing sweaters and may tell us
how you've been. So Supposedly it's two girls on the news,
local news. Their friend went missing. She's been missing for
like seven eight days, and so they're on the news
and they're sitting there with the Morning I would assume
it's like the Morning News, the anchor and the female anchor,
and they're sitting Their female anchor has that very distressed
look on her face, and the male says, if you could.
Speaker 9: Say something to Janelle right now, what would it be?
Speaker 8: How we miss you and we're looking for you? And
Stuffie P from Biology is pregnant?
Speaker 5: Oh my god.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean she says that she's not, but she's
like totally wearing sweaters in.
Speaker 3: May tell us guys, like hell us? So people thought
that was real. It was the Onion. Oh, the Onion
did a satire like twenty eleven, but it popped up today.
I remember seeing it when we were doing the show.
I remember seeing it and at first not knowing but
except that said the onion. But they were trying to
show how self absorbed we all are, and it's like,
we're looking for you. But Steffi p from Biology is
pregnant and is pregnant. Oh, she totally is. She's been
wearing sweaters in May, trying to hide it. She's wearing
sweaters that is.
Speaker 4: So that'll draw, that'll draw.
Speaker 3: Funny. That is so fucking funny. It was all made up,
never real. People started to get upset and they were
trying to find the anchors. It was all actors, was
all actors. They did a great job with it. They
did all actors, all right, So Danny, what do we
have from the Smoking Gun?
Speaker 4: So the headline police screw job Land's mother behind bars.
Four year old woman allegedly drove a screw unto her
twelve year old daughter's but talk, Oh for real, have yes?
Come on, here's the thing, here's the line. The woman
nail it. The mother asked her daughter, quote, have you
ever been screwed? In the mom? This is what a
four year old woman allegedly asked her daughter before usually
an electric screwdriver to screw in the twelve year old's
rear end. According to the police, all right as detailed
and arrest Daffid David, Jacqueline Gazinski.
Speaker 3: And three children.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're and three children were hanging picture frames.
Speaker 3: I don't know how drunk you would be.
Speaker 4: Maybe high if you're hanging picture frames, because like that
sounds like something that somebody would do in they're hut.
Speaker 3: They're in Florida residents.
Speaker 4: They use electric screwgun and screwed a nail into the.
Speaker 3: Victim's left side buttocks.
Speaker 4: Questioned by police, Gorzinski, well, she put it all the.
Speaker 3: Way in there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Godday said that the girl walked past her. She
asked the victim, who's about twelve years old, about getting
screwed in the behind. Kazinsky cops charge placed the screw
gun on the girl's left buttock cheek and pressed down
the trigger, driving the screw into her buttocks. The screw,
which left a visible mark, was stuck in the girl's
body until she took it out to be charge of
child abuse.
Speaker 3: And she's out. She's out on.
Speaker 4: Jail for out on bail, excuse me for twenty five
twenty five k bond.
Speaker 3: All right, Now, hang on, I have lots lots of
questions with this number one. A screw gun if you've
done if you've ever used a screwgun, and you're trying
to look for a beam and you miss the beam,
you'll go right through the drywall. But you need it
to be a firm because you gotta get the screw
to get agag. Yeah, I got to get a script
a screw. If you're walking past, do you understand I'm
saying this story sounds a little bit, a little bit
like over tell because and you got flesh. So mom
had to really stick it in and point it in
on the screw, so that had to get in there.
But then to screw it. It's not I just don't
see it grabbing a lot of FLEs. I don't know.
All right, so we have to picture. I'm thinking single mom. Yes,
does say single mom in the story? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah that Actually it doesn't allude to a husband.
Speaker 3: So okay, how many girls?
Speaker 4: Three?
Speaker 3: Three girls? And she owns an electric screw and they
were hanging pictures. Yes, she's got it. She thinks she's funny. Yeah, yeah,
so is she. Oh you're giving me choices? Yeah, you
get choices. Oh okay, all right, okay, all right, okay.
Speaker 4: Is she a a lunch moomitor, B an esthetician or
C A hairdresser.
Speaker 3: Hmm, well, I'm going to rule out a lunch monitor
because I've seen some of the lunch ladies and I
don't think they could hold the screwgrun, those flabby arms.
I don't think they have the strength for that. So
then we're down to esthetician or hair But I always
said that hair dressers and strippers were really the same thing.
I used to always say me. I always said that.
I always go I was called the stripper. Stripper, No, no, no,
Now I will have I'm going to offend people, but
that I know and I do like them, And I
would say that's not always true, but at some point
in my career as a human being, and I'm going
to go the late nineties, it was a fine line. Yeah,
oh yeah, finally, Yeah, So I will say this is
a woman who would no skin and would touch skin.
I'm saying an esthetician because and and that's where the
screw gun goes.
Speaker 4: Billy, you are correct, Yes she is an esthetician. Yes,
currently looking for work, but yes, an esthetician.
Speaker 3: Billy right, alright, so oh like this game? Yeah, so
it gets like, this gets better? Yeah, okay, the smoking gun.
Speaker 4: So let me pull up story number two, Story.
Speaker 3: Number two, the smoking gun. Lay long.
Speaker 4: You're gonna love this one, Billy. This is the same
area Saint Petersburg, Tampa. A couple last week set to
be married last weekend. I don't know if they did
get married. There's no confirmation on this. They got into
an argument over signing a prenup that turned violent and
resulted in the would be bride's arrest for domestic battery.
Speaker 3: Investigators alleged that Molly Rose.
Speaker 4: Hogan, Molly Rose Hogan, and the male victim, whom they
don't identify, we're.
Speaker 3: Engaged in pre nuptials.
Speaker 4: In the prenuptials quarrel late Sunday night, and there's Saint Petersburg,
Florida residents. The victim told cops that Hogan grabbed him
around the head, struck him in the chest, torso back,
in legs, causing multiple physical injuries. The attack, the man said,
was prompted by a heated argument over signing a pre
nuptial agreement prior to marriage. The victim attempted to end
the trailer.
Speaker 3: You get the fuck out. I mean, what are you
having see? Okay, well, sharks.
Speaker 4: The victim attempted to escape from the defendant multiple times.
It was ultimately separated from Hogan by witnesses who corroborated
the account of the incident.
Speaker 3: So people, so was this at the home? Yeah? So
who are the witnesses? People there for the wedding?
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 4: The victim's brother was also in the room, was bitten
on the arms by Hogan. Yes, as he sought the
stopp her from battering his brother. Alcohol appearance, that was
one of the guesses.
Speaker 3: No, it's not hold on.
Speaker 4: Alcohol appears to have been a factory and the confrontation
now the wedding room. The wedding registry remains active online.
Uh so, but the registry also seeks cash gifts to
help pay for table center pieces of wedding cake flowers
in an open bar. They want, yes, help us pay
for a wedding.
Speaker 3: Okay, at the American Legion.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Billy, is this woman?
Speaker 3: Hang on a second, So now do they have a
restraining order? Yeah, there is a restraining order. So now
they can't be near each other.
Speaker 4: No, but I know couples who actually like have just
totally violated that ultige.
Speaker 3: We have a couple in the studio, yeah recently, yea
yea yeah, yeah yeah yeah, restraining orders. That's why we
held the episode until two days restraining order dropped.
Speaker 4: That's quick thinking, Billy. So is this woman, hey, a
Walmart greeter shut up, A toll booth collector or see
currently unemployed?
Speaker 3: Okay, sure, I'm gonna say this is somebody who's angry. Okay,
this is somebody who's angry, So you could be a
Walmart reader is usually not angry. No, every Walmart reader
I've ever encountered has been very friendly or definitely and
and oh really, oh sir, oh hi. Yes they're older, yes,
but they're always friendly. And so I'm going to rule
out Walmart reader. Uh told booth collector or unemployed? Unemployed
may make you angry. Unemployed certainly sits well with Florida,
you know, you just but even unemployed people usually get
high during the day or sleep or they're liberil.
Speaker 4: They had a registry not for gifts, but to pay.
Speaker 3: For the wedding. I know, I know. Now here's the
interesting thing.
Speaker 4: And there was freeda presented by the Groom.
Speaker 3: B Group yes, right, it's a weird thing. Yeah, pre nup.
Usually you're gonna do well before the wedding. So this
sounds like it was influenced by the family. Yes, I
think the family. Yeah, Like I feel like the family goes,
hey man, this bitch is just here to take your money,
which would then say unemployed. But I don't think unemployed people.
I think they're stressed, but I don't know that they're angry.
Here's the problem. Toll booths around the country are going away. However,
I believe at some point toll booth collectors led in
suicide over dentists. I believe so. I believe toll booth
collectors were one of the jobs that had the highest
rate of suicide. And I don't know why. I don't
know if it's like I'm stuck in this booth all
day long and everybody's going somewhere but me. I don't know.
Speaker 4: So there's a radio show a Buffalo that used to
play this game where like you be in your car
when cell phones became a thing in the car, Yeah,
they would pull up the toll booth. We need somebody
who's dear told with right now, you'll win tickets to
van Halen. You got to get up through these ten questions.
We'll feed you the questions that you're asking them, and
they would get through like seven or eight in the
toll because they want to prove the toll booth collectors
were just mean and nasty.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but they needed to move it a lawn. Yeah,
that's the other thing. So now we've gotten rid of
them in New York State, or at least along the Thruway.
But I'm gonna say that toll booth collectors can be mean,
uh and frustrated. Yes, you got people handing your money
all day long. Now sometimes you get hey, darling, and
those are nice people. But I am going to say
this woman who was angry about the Prina bit, her
future brother in law or potentially future brother in law,
is a toll booth collector. Belly.
Speaker 4: She's unemployed. Yes, he's unemployed, damn it, unemployed.
Speaker 3: But you know what, I could totally see. That's why
we play the games. Yes, that's why we play one
for one, one for one. So she just stuck with
the unemployed because that was a good point. She had
no money myself right out of it. I don't know
why I was stuck in the toll booth collector. Nobody
has toll booths anymore, my Dylan, So here we go.
Speaker 4: Drug smuggle bid thwarted by lasagna.
Speaker 3: Thwarted by lasagna.
Speaker 4: A woman responsible for taking care of inmates at an
Indiana prison has been charged with trying to smuggle cocaine
and marijuana into the facility via a bowl of frozen lasagna.
In alleged court documents, Regina Davis forty six years old,
she looks like she's like sixty.
Speaker 3: Right for work where the.
Speaker 4: Property of employees, including their launcher dinner was passed through
an X rays.
Speaker 3: Is Indiana, Indiana, Okay.
Speaker 4: The Maximum Security lockup houses more than two thousand adult
male prisoners and is located forty five.
Speaker 3: Miles east of Chicago.
Speaker 4: As Davis's lasagna moved through the X ray machine, of
guard thought the Italian delicacy quote looked odd, so he
sought the opinion of a colleague, who concur that something
did not appear natural as far as that lasagna is
this vegetable, great question.
Speaker 3: You must have done a shitty job of trying to.
Speaker 4: When they dug through the lasagnia, yeah, they found several
packages wrapped in electrical tape that could take coke about
three ounces and pot one point seven ounces.
Speaker 3: During the question, so we're gonna say this woman doesn't
Does she work as a prison guard? I thought you
said that already. No, she she works at the prison.
She works at the prison. Yes to that. How do
I guess you're gonna give you three different options?
Speaker 4: Okay? What corrections officer, nurses aid or cleaning lady?
Speaker 3: Ah, corrections officer, Well, that would be one that has
probably more contact with certain guys. But I mean you've
seen h sometimes those, Yeah, but well, uh, corrections officer, nurses.
Speaker 4: Aid And what was the other cor corrections officer, nurse's
aid or cleaning lady?
Speaker 3: All right, I'm gonna say no to cleaning lady because
they clean themselves. I'm gonna clean. I'm gonna get rid
of it the actual prisoners. That's one of their jobs.
Speaker 4: It's the clean right.
Speaker 3: I don't know I would assume, but so I'm getting
rid of the cleaning lady. Okay, Okay, So then that
leaves nurses aid or corrections officer. Now, corrections officer, you
might be dumb enough to not really spread the stuff out,
but a nurse's aid any anybody, usually nurses or anything
around the nursing is someone who's very caring and loving
and she probably gives a hummer on the side with
lasagna for a little cocaine. Could be I think so,
So I am going to say nurses aid on this one, Billy. Yeah.
Speaker 4: According to indyan state records, Davis has been a licensed
nurses aid.
Speaker 3: Yes for the twenty years. Yes.
Speaker 4: She's also been certified as a qualified medication aid after
complete a conditional training and demonstrated competency at the University
of Phoenix.
Speaker 3: A shitty cook at the university. I made that part.
Speaker 4: I mean that he's state college.
Speaker 3: I like this game though. I like that. Yeah, I
like it because where we can go through. I love
trying to break down and profile people. Profiling people was
something we're not supposed to do, but we're animals.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, that's what We've got to go back to
what you do at the courthouse.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, I will. I have to go back and
do that game. I'm working to get ahead. I have
so many things I'm with Jamison coming in and stuff
that I'm moving around, and I'm trying to to get
a head on and once I do that I just
need a few days. You know. I got sick, and
I went away even away. I wasn't well, and I'm
want to roll in the goddamn UTV and all that stuff.
So it's been summer twenty twenty four. Baby, that's it. Sorry,
Oh you're good, all right. Danny's down twenty three pounds. No,
I'm down thirty pounds. Oh, give me some credit. I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: After this weekend, it might be twenty three.
Speaker 3: But yeah, you're going to the Yankees game.
Speaker 4: Yes, Yankee Yankee Jay's Jay Saturday in the New Stadium
since before the pandemic.
Speaker 3: Yeah. So the Yankees just made it trade deadline for
a Cubs picture.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they got to relieve from Mark Lighter and they
got Jazz Chisholm from Miami. Derek Jeter was like his mentor.
Speaker 3: So he shows us.
Speaker 4: He's an outfielder infield. He could play any position. But
he like this guy like so he shaves his beard,
but he's got this like flashy rainbow belt. He's got
like chains out. He doesn't look like a Yankee because
most Yankee players don't aren't flashy. They just never traditionally have.
This guy walks into Philadelphia last night hits a bomb
like in the Seventh Day. Everybody's just they're all celebrating
with them, dancing with them, having a good time. He's
like he's added a little bit of life to the
to the clubhouse, which is good. That's because the Yankees
could use some help.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I saw that. I saw the Socks and the
Orioles were looking for some pictures. And Orioles made a
move today, socks and made some moves. When's the deadline?
Speaker 4: Deadline is four o'clock Sunday, Wednesday?
Speaker 3: Wednesday, Oh so tomorrow. Yeah, today, as you're listening to this,
all right, we will close it out for Dan Burrillo
down thirty pounds, breaking down camp for his wife and
a really well like so well, the guy behind me goes, yeah, exactly,
that's right. Yeah, yeah, me. I don't know what I'm
looking at. So I just saw myself and for a
great game. I'm Bill Moran, will see you tomorrow. I
will be Hotail didn't know what to do. I'm trying
to TV.
Speaker 4: Don't do a letter to you, Dada.
Speaker 3: State that's functional.
Speaker 11: It was.
Speaker 4: You and I always have a good ten.
Speaker 3: Moved it right along, Danny. That's what we like