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Speaker 1: It's Billified The Bill Moran Podcast.
Speaker 3: The Piece of Black screaming. I don't know why the
picture woke up screaming. Well, hello, thanks for getting your buttyve,
Thanks for telling a friend. That's how he spread the
word about the pirate ship. I forgot the iPad tonight.
I don't know how I did that, but I did,
and running it off my phone. So we'll see how
all this turns out. I have. I have no idea.
Speaker 1: Yes, Dan Jameis would take it out of your bag.
Speaker 3: No, I did. Jamison has been You know that kid's
been impressing the ship out of me lately. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I saw with the NBA draft last night. That's pretty good.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what. Go ahead, Kevin. I sume you
were busy with other things. I'm not busy with other things.
I'm not. I had meetings. There were meetings. I had
things I had to do. I'm trying to close deals,
trying to make ship happy, to make ship happen. I
got stuff going on, my friend, I have things, you know.
That's that's it, Bob a boopy. You know what, Danny,
I saw something today that actually annoyed me and normally
look at me because because I love that face that
that's not a face. I want to know. Never ever
ever thought that with Danny? Uh thought that was? No? No, never.
There was one time, one time what I yelled at
you about something, I probably yelled a lot. I was,
I was, I was. There was one time Danny was
gonna rise up and take over. I was, I'll show him, motherfucker.
But did what go ahead? I want to know, No,
you weren't. Now know what the story was.
Speaker 1: Got a shouting match in front of Tobby.
Speaker 3: Yes, we did.
Speaker 1: And the time he didn't talk to me for three days.
Speaker 3: He didn't know. Oh I didn't even notice that.
Speaker 1: It's like issue, Yeah, but I know stress. And then
after we talked about it, like, oh my gosh, I
totally was understood.
Speaker 3: Probably fifteen long years he's been holding that.
Speaker 1: I just have a memory of things I don't hold.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just just let him have one shot.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying, like he said, he said, you don't
a little punch.
Speaker 3: I feel like Danny no faith, no, no, I feel
like Danny if he went to punch you, like he
would come with all the force, have good form, and
then it was just like weaken as it came out
because he doesn't want to hit you. That. I'm not
saying that Danny would throw a weak punch. I'm saying
that an or he watched like he's hult Covid in
the eighties, hulking up. No, but he I could see
him like all wound up, all ready to go right
with that two punch, and then as it comes forward,
it just loses steam because he doesn't want to do it.
That's the only reason, am I right?
Speaker 1: I don't have the heart to punch anybody. Yeah, seriously,
even even my worst enemy. I know who I know
that would be. But I just don't have the heart
to do that.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, I feel bad hitting the heavy bag. I'm sorry,
heavy bag.
Speaker 3: What happened like if you were sparring. Sorry. Jim keeps
asking me to go, Can I get into boxing? And
I can I And I said no, what.
Speaker 1: If he becomes what if he becomes the next white Hope?
Speaker 3: I go, I don't. I don't think this is really
good to a cad straight. I don't put it back on.
I don't want to deal with head injury stuff. But
only he's like, will you get headgear? I go, okay,
I believe I've been hit. I've been hitting the head
gear and ain't all that's it. It's like you're all
exposed here, man, you take a shot to the well.
I would totally get him. I mean, I think I
would love to train him boxing, masturbating, I'm choking the chicken,
like you said.
Speaker 1: Also the Fairport police show up. Uh Bill, we talked
about the chicken. This is this is not an agriculture listen.
Speaker 3: I would get I would love to train him because
I think that boxing is so good for other sports.
It's good for everything except when it's supposed about hand
eye coordination, learning to keep your body protected, understanding that. Like,
I think there's such a similarity. And people laugh at
me and to well, somebody told me over the weekend
I would I go, that's the dumbest thing. They go,
that is the dumbest thing I've ever heard. I say
that boxing and racing are very very similar in how
what I'm a little just just combobulated you'll train a
fifty seven year old white woman in yoga pants you
want to throw a punch, but you won't teach your kids. No,
I would, I totally and I have and I have.
I've worked with him with mits and stuff. That's not it.
He wants to go like I want to box, I
want to get in the ring. I want to do that.
And I'm like, eh, do you in stet Up doing aquas?
I got a program? Yeah, no, they do, and it's
it's great and it's through No, they do know it's
fantast the mission only through high schools in the country.
That ha, I think, Yeah, it was canud.
Speaker 1: Is it three national championship somehow.
Speaker 3: Because it's it's uh through rock boxing and dom and
dom is an eight. He's been wonderful, ever wonderful, wonderful
man and just in a skilled boxer, doctor doctor than boxes.
Oh he does. Yeah. Well, what I was gonna say
is you when you box, you want to rest your
arms on your ribs, get tired. They're there, but why
are they there? So they could protect your fucking face
so you don't keep getting pounded, right, and you can't
really get to the core of the body when it's
there race car driving the same thing. These guys are
right on top of the wheel and the elbows are there.
Why because I don't need to move my hands. I
need to keep forward. And instead of you ever notice this?
And and and be honest, be honest. If you go
to make a sharp turn or a turn, do you
see your body drift in the seat? Have you ever
noticed your body goes the same way as you're pulling this? Teers?
Oh yeah, okay, for for real. And I'm not even
trying to be funny.
Speaker 1: I even caught myself once on the Thruway, like when
you get into a zone, I end up like drifting
to the right seat okay, to the passenger. See, but
what do I do it?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: My head's like fallu Yeah yeah.
Speaker 3: So you don't you don't want to do that, so
you try to keep your and again it's very core.
That's why you see the drivers today they are all
in like really great shape, and especially like F one
guys who are going to they're in phenomenal shape. But
you want to hold the steering wheel almost the same
way with the elbows on the ribs, so that way
I can just pull the elbow pull the elbow. Pull
the elbow, and I'm not moving my body, but I
pull the elbow. I pull. Yeah. Anyway, No, I'm gonna
tell you what annoyed me. Jamis and I are driving.
We're gonna go to the y, do a little working out,
get a summer bodies on the bid. Yeah, they do
have a heavy bag there. And I keep hearing this
like loud noise. Not a motorcycle. Almost sounds like one
of those things that I've always wanted to fly in.
It looks like an ultra flight with with like a
go kart with wings. You ever see those? You see
him over like the finger likes a lot because there's
open space and they don't have to worry and they
don't fly that higher. It's not it's a guy on
a bicycle with Kevin not not even kidding. He put
his own motor on mouth No, so he puts. Davis goes,
what is that? I go, that is a fucking idiot.
He goes, what do you mean that looks so cool?
He goes, it's an electric bike. I go, no, it's not.
I go. That guy put an actual I'm telling you
it's a gas motor. I can see the filter his leg.
His right leg is way outside because he's got the
filter there. I go, this guy put on a on
a mountain bike and it looked like but I go,
look at it. He's going forty five fifty almost fifty
sixty miles an hour down but he's on the shoulder,
so he's on the other side of the white line.
And I go, that's the fucking words. I go, look
at that. You can see like the wheels and everything.
Everything's like a little wobbly little shit, big fat tires
onto the least, no well, fatter tires like a mountain bike.
But I go, that bike isn't built to be propelled
like that. It can withstand you going? And what are
you gonna go? Top speed thirty five miles an hour?
Maybe this thing is a consistent And I go, what
happens is it's every time it starts to shake, things
get loose. That how I'm telling you this like it
just does is you go back? Why do you have
your bike tuned up, your car tuned up? All that
this shit vibrates, it gets a little loose, It gets
a little loose, It gets a little loose, And I'm
watching this back fucking wheel we wound up going the
same direction as this guy. We went down thirty one
f across one of the one lane bridges over the canal,
and then out Route ninety six towards Henrietta. We were
going to the y, so I turned off. I tried
to catch the guy. He had to be at sometimes
doing a top speed of sixty with his pant like
way out here because the motor sticks out, I go,
this motherfucker is gonna get killed. And James's like, that
looks so cool. I go, no, it's not, And I understand,
I understand. Were you hoping eat it? No? No, I
wasn't anyone to know why. I wasn't hoping he we
eat it because I was afraid that if he did,
he falls into the fucking road and I'm gonna be
the one to run over his neck. That that is
that got extremely well. No, But that, Kevin, I mean, yes,
it did get extreme. No, because I figured the guy's
gonna because here's what happens. You're on that side of
the road. Roads are built for drainage. What does that mean.
It means the crest is at the center and all
the water can run off to the side. So we
got a little bit of a pitch if the road
is built correctly, and what else happened is probably not. Okay,
I'll give you that. And then there's a ton of
shit on the side of the roads, right, We've got debris,
We've got all kinds of things. You're on this fucking
bike and you're doing fifty five miles an hour on
who knows what you could possibly hit. You're swerving around
cars and all this stuff. People are slowing down because
you're on a bike, but you're keeping up to speed.
I am telling you, I don't give a shit what
bike you buy, unless it's one of these road racing
bikes that they use in the Tour de Front, which,
by the way, the tires are really thin. Yeah, this
isn't like yes, but this isn't like that. This Bilt
bike is no way. This fucking thing is built to
go fifty five to sixty one. And he's just riding
around and Jameson goes, I'm watching the guy, and he goes, man,
it looks so cool, and the guy's pants are fluttering
and all this stuff, and I go, I don't know
if this is an ri t kid who souped up
a bike and it's it's motorized because there are pedals.
They ain't moving, but there's petals. He's using them as
pegs like you would on a motorcycle. And I'm like, I,
for whatever reason, it was annoying me because I'm like,
this guy is it's not about him getting killed, it's
about me, which sounds terrible about. Well, if he falls over,
God forbid, like you slam into the car in front
of you because they slam on their brakes or whatever happens.
But I'm like, what a what a pain in the ass?
Could you not ride them fucking main roads.
Speaker 1: Because you had to be an idiot?
Speaker 3: And yet at the same time, I go, take me
back twenty years, I'm in, I'm all fucking in. So
I am a hypocritical old man. So when you get
home tonight and Jameson's got the lawnmower motors zip tied
to his bike. We used to take walmarer motors though,
and we would build go cars. Yeah, like I didn't,
but the Murray's who lived up the street from me,
they would do it. And they didn't even they didn't
even have kids back then. Really on this one, no,
but man, you got like now you can buy kits, right,
you can buy kids for cars. There's cars that are
made of kids, but planes, planes that are kids yet
ly to take me there, I ever in my life
thought about that until just now. Barn I didn't hear
it the first time. For the second time, thank.
Speaker 1: You, but I hurting the plane. Call you insane.
Speaker 3: It's terrible to laugh. But you know what if you
can't laugh at this dark stripe, how do you look?
She's a limitation.
Speaker 1: No, we're all gonna go.
Speaker 3: I heard the joke from Barnes joke. Here's the uh.
As I'm watching it, I I worry that this guy
is gonna get killed or fall over and get I mean,
he has nothing on to protect him, and he's moving
as fast as a motorcycle on a bike that I'm
telling you is not built for that kind of speed.
Speaker 1: It's just not How did not get pulled over?
Speaker 3: That's my question, because I think that he was going
He could say it's a bicycle. My thing is I
think you can say it's a bicycle. I don't know.
That's a great question, because with that kind of motor
and that kind of speed, you gotta have you gotta
have tags on there. Yeah, you can get it on
a motorized uh cooler, you get went in like a
motorized Like if if I want a quadriplegic and I'm hammered,
could I get a DWI for driving my wheelchair? I
think if you just took me a fucking complete and I.
Speaker 1: Saw, I think, I think law or the spirit of law.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think you should. But here's the problem. If
you're gonna harm yourself. If I roll on a Damien's
and a quadriplegic wheelchair and I get a d W,
I I'm passed. I just thought you drink for free
for the next six months. I didn't save the you
know what it's like. But I'm watching this guy. I go,
this is fucking crazy and it's a shitty built thing built.
Find something with a little more sturdiness to it, you know,
to to at least put this. But it's so bad.
This guy is where.
Speaker 1: Why probably is so proud it thinks.
Speaker 3: He's a Jamison. I go, this guy's lucky. Like if
he granted there was a filter there, filter's not gonna
get us hot. I go, but that engine gets fucking
hot because he's running it high. It's probably a one
on one cycle two cycle legend you know, which is
a gas oil mix anyway? Uh? And they run hot.
Try touching your fucking lawnmower exhaust right, So I go,
his pants can catch on fire. Hoo. She was like
still though dead, it looks so cool and I and
I so there. I am pissed at that. Then I
see a multi county uh chase right from in our
area from Brighton out through Stuben County. And there's a
piece of me that goes that would be so fucking cool,
you know what I mean? Playing free bird, no dude,
windows down. There is something about like, don't you ever
just want to know how good you are? Because I
there's something I say to all my sons, You're not
that good. You're not that good.
Speaker 1: I have to say that to myself every day.
Speaker 3: I say that to my sons a lot, especially when
they were driving. The ones that can drive always go,
you're not that good. And I proved it last year
when I fucking rolled over and I still have neck
issues from my son crash in the fourway for a
Max Big party at the end of July. So I go,
but to know how good you were, that you could
outrun the cop. I mean it's almost, It's there's something
almost and this sounds really corny romantic about it. There
is a Dukes of Hazzard element to out running the
police that just sounds fucking cool as shit.
Speaker 1: If you keep.
Speaker 3: The mountain bike cop, can you go off road? No,
this is like this was a car chase. Now you're right,
when the mountain bike you can go off road. That's
one hundred percent trough. But this is like a just
a car chase. Multi county car chases started in Brighton,
and I go, I would love to. It's like Grand
Theft Auto has come. Like I never really played I
watched my kids play it whatever, but I get the appeal.
I get it. I mean I remember thinking that's a
violent game.
Speaker 1: Oh no, tonight on Twist Jabison and Jordan and Jackson
morea they're dad.
Speaker 3: Sometimes you got to punch the hooker when you're done,
you know, right, See that shit is horrible on there. However,
at the same time, I go, goddamn, does that like
in real life that would be fun, you know what
I mean? I got a pretty cool muscle car out there.
I would love to fucking floor that and show what
I can actually do in that car. I never will.
It's called get pulled over drive, But I'm like, that
would be the great And this what better test than
trying to outrun the police. I think they showed the car.
I think all four windows are out. It's oliver in
the weeds somewhere in Steuben County. But hey man, you
got to Stuban County. Could I get to Columbu County
through back roads which is just above all? Could I
get all the way there? That would be the contest.
Can I outrun the police? That? Well, you do it
and we won't have to worry about getting purse pesser
case at the meat raffles. Let me tell you, like
I got to go east or north. I had a
buddy who was a Monroe County sheriff. He's now retired.
And when they had those Mustangs, you remember their their Mustangs.
They build these cars so much better for the police.
They've got better suspension, better handling, better cornering, better everything.
I got him tax dollars at work. I got him
to take me for I did not drive it. I
was a passenger only, But goddamn was that I mean,
you could fucking turn on a dime, you trooper mustangs
back in the day to fly this, well, this is
probably very similar. This was a county fucking fly And
it was like you ever did you, either one of
you guys ever, like just floor it and then whip
up your e break the emergency break in your car
at any point in your life, at any point any
car that you owned, ever, you ever did that? No?
Fuck never, God damn. That was like one of my favorits.
Live in a big city. I love doing that. I
used to love to do it when I was a
passenger and I had a buddy who had If you
had the break there, I would just fucking go gun
it and then without knowing, I would pull it up
as fast as hard as I could, and I would
lock the back brakes and then so then you're just
fish tailing and he's got to try to control it.
We could have died and possibility, but it was fun
and it's always funty. It's more fun to do it
in the snow. But that's what I'm thinking, I go,
so how hypocritical am I I'm bitching about a guy
who motorized his bike, and yet I would like to
go on a multi hyppocritical.
Speaker 1: Though to look back and realize how stupid that was
from age. Is that hypocrisy for history?
Speaker 3: The hypocrisy is I want to do a multi county
car chase just to see if I still got it?
Can I outrun you? Can I fucking do it. I'll
text herly see if we get that set up for you.
We did drinking, we might as well get that the
drink drinking, we're gonna get tasing. That's a great episode.
Go back and listen to that episode because I think
you do you to outrun the cou You will learn,
you will learn a lot. Uh, we will take a moment.
I don't know if I want to talk about. There's
a lot of things sports related with guys getting in trouble.
Speaker 1: It's called sports bill.
Speaker 3: Well, you've got Justin Tucker, which is an interesting one.
Ten games, Yeah, for the guy who's probably not gonna
go a job. No, I know, right, So who wants
to take it?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Who you want to take more than insult injury?
Speaker 3: Ten games of Tyler Bastminston Field goals. It will be
real easy for Buffalo assignment. Stop it.
Speaker 1: You know what's funny? You bring that up? But I
could see a team going, Look, we don't care who
he's asking the jim off. We just need to win
a Super Bowl. Well that listen, we keep him in
a bubble, we'll let him out in Chippewa Street.
Speaker 3: That and Uh, Dylan Brooks, who is an NBA player,
Uh has a really really I mean a wild story
with an X just a wild story. So we'll get
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gonna have the pizza next week? Is it? Is it
the pick Pickle pizza? Yeah, which, by the way, is
Matt's kids idea because I always asked, Matt, where do
these creations come from? And the and the reason I
asked that is because I just can't imagine looking at well,
Like I was always impressed when I would watch some
of these cooking shows and they would go, here's your
pantry and we have a mystery ingredient, and everybody would
make something different. I go, I don't know what the
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he broke it down. I love this salad more at
this place because they have more onions, more whatever. Everything
is like top notch. I go, you got to get
him to bring back Bill Offried Fried bolognia. Though, well
that was pretty good. I did.
Speaker 1: I didn't it, Bill Fried.
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You wouldn't play Sanda Hangar, I can't drive fifty pound.
I wouldn't. I wouldn't play this. I don't know why
I love this song. It's so gritty and it's from
UH Excel at Mainstream, which I think is the greatest
rock album ever. I don't know. But there's some fun
Puerto Rican girls looking for you.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, they had. There was another song that you couldn't
play on the radio by the Songs called some Girls,
and it talked about certain types of girls. All they
want to do is day this one a fuck all night.
I ain't got time for that. It's like, it's like ship,
what are you talking about? Danny just said to me
that what's going on with Angus? Because here's why I
bring it up, our friend Doug Phelps. I don't know,
Can I say our friend Doug Phelps? Ye, people get
annoyed with America. Doug Phelps is a huge a C
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Speaker 3: Yeah, what what's up.
Speaker 1: So apparently like a lot of fans of a c
d C are telling a c d C to call
it a day. That now, all of a sudden, it's
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Speaker 3: So they sound really bad? Yeah, all right, here it's on.
Uh sounds like a bad porn off all right? Oh shit,
But they got to be in Europe.
Speaker 1: Now, it was in Australia.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, Australia.
Speaker 1: Only a few years ago. They had to travel. They
had to borrow axle because Brian couldn't hear anymore.
Speaker 3: You have to be able to hear it, so I thought.
I thought his voice went, well.
Speaker 1: That might be part of it too, But his voice
went I thought he couldn't hear anymore.
Speaker 3: No, because he's here, because he's back singing with him. Well,
it sounds like he might be right. I don't know.
Oh hey, on another note, does anybody have a charge
in here? Because I forgot things tonight and I'm on
my phone battery. I'll get one after.
Speaker 1: That one of my car.
Speaker 3: Oh well, well, well we won't worry about that. So
all right. The NFL probably the only sport, the only
sport that's talked about year round. Uh, they've suspended veteran
kicker Justin Tucker. Justin Tucker is a kicker for the
Baltimore Ravens.
Speaker 1: Was he was released? Oh, he was released. Oh so
if anybody picks him up, he's gonna have to sit
ten games.
Speaker 3: So he's got a ten game suspension following allegations of
sexual misconduct by sixteen different massage therapists. At what point
does your wife no longer ago? You know? I was good?
I was good at four, you know what I mean? Like,
what's the number, Danny?
Speaker 1: Because she stayed, Well, what's the number is a great question,
and that includes cash.
Speaker 3: Well, that's true too.
Speaker 1: You know, sometimes it's cheaper to keep it. Even on
the wife side of things. Could be playing stand by
your man, she could be forgiving.
Speaker 3: A suspension begins in week one on the regular season.
Tucker was cut by the Ravens in May, right, shortly
after the allegations grew from an initial six women to sixteen, like.
Speaker 1: Did they use Tony Busby? I have no idea represent
the women who accused.
Speaker 3: Uh So, now the NFL does their investigation, and I'm
thinking that the NFL does not do weak investigations because
they don't want Maybe they do weak investigations hoping that
they can five. There's evidence that maybe Justin Tucker got jailed,
but we're not one hundred percent sure that he may
have gotten jailed. But it's probable that he got jail.
Oh that's Tom Brady in my bad.
Speaker 1: Both Tucker and that's really that's when we first heard
the phrase preponderance of evidence. It's not beyond reasonable doubt,
but is it more likely than not likely?
Speaker 3: Maybe he did deflate the balls, but we're not sure
if he deflated them.
Speaker 1: So we're just by the way I defended Brady on
that I did. I did too, like you're going to
flate him so much before you can't do anymore.
Speaker 3: It's like it it was such an art teams dumb
to me, Kevin. I mean, it really did, it seemed,
but maybe I'm wrong. I don't know, because I know
I've never played at that high level, you know what
I mean. I don't know it just seemed, even through physics,
to be kind of dumb. And I thought ESPN when
they did that sign they used to have a show
that was more science based.
Speaker 1: That guy just died the sports science dude.
Speaker 3: Right, Yeah, yes, I remember seeing that. But that show,
I thought came out and said really no big deal. Yes,
they did from the what was it, sixteen pounds showed
that it was not a big deal.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the Wells Report. It was the only thing it
said it was. It was a big deal.
Speaker 3: I mean, but because the Colts cried.
Speaker 1: It was a response because ten years earlier, during Spygate,
actually no like six seven years because Spygate, they destroyed
the evidence. They had proved that the Patriots had taped
the plays, and Goodell did not want to get to
get out, so he destroyed the evidence. So word got
around the league that he was quote unquote protecting the Patriots.
So he said, no more screw ups, no more, and
Robert Kraft went along with it. At Belichick you know,
had to go along with it because Kraft called him
an idiot for you know, using that to his advantage.
So when this happened, Belichick said, Tom, this is all
you dude, I had nothing to do with this. Wow,
and Brady like, so Craft now it's Kraft and Brady. Well,
Brady is like Craft's like fifth kid. So he's like,
all right, I'll take care of this. And they went
to court. It will cost like twenty million dollars in
fees on both sides, and they determined that Tom Brady
that it was more reasonable than not, or more probable
than not that he'd have played in the football even
though with the ideal gas line everything else, it didn't
make a difference. Even Aaron Rodgers came out, I like
my balls more inflated, which is also illegal.
Speaker 3: But but I want you to think about this. I
don't think that. I always say the biggest contributor to
car accidents is underinflated tires because you don't have the
same stopping power. You've got too much grip and surface area.
A lot of that surface area is wall and not
tread and so when you have underinflated tires and those
around this time of year, Okay, that's what it was
gonna say. We just came out of pressure. I'm not joking,
but air pressure put go to your car. If you
have a newer car, it's got the PSI for all
your tires. Put it on there and watch it change
throughout the day, throughout the day. Now, tell me that
that doesn't happen in a football. Same thing. Atmospheric pressure outside,
pressure inside.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, but at the same time, and I'm
not I'm not defending the NFL in this space at all,
But like when you pass or fail at drug test,
they give you a certain threshold. To me that like
you have would have to be taking drugs to meet
this threshold in a certain way. So with this, with
this rule, they the idea being they deflate the inflated
balls a certain way, which means they'd have to really
deflate these balls for this to fall under the threshold.
That's why they can determine that it was more probable
than not than they did that they did it. It's
not like a negligible like Tom was paying some ball.
I think guys name was just Stripsky. I'm serious, yes, yes, yes, yes.
Speaker 3: I'll never forget when he got traded from the Red
Sox to the White Sox.
Speaker 1: And that was Carlton Fisk. Carlton Fisk got traded from
the Red Sox of the White.
Speaker 3: Sox and I remember they well, idiot, Okay, Carl Carlton,
both played, both played.
Speaker 1: For the seventies, both played for the seventy five Catcher. Yeah, Car,
he was a left fielder.
Speaker 4: Oh I got when when when when Bucky did hit
that home run over West Yeah, over the Monster.
Speaker 1: There's just like with his hands on his knees going yeah, yeah, okay,
because I remember saying he changed his socks from red
to white.
Speaker 3: And I thought that was one of the coolest things
that I have heard at the time.
Speaker 1: He went to the Hall of Fame as a Boston
Red Soide.
Speaker 3: But back to Justin Tucker, he and his wife both
deny the allegations of these sixteen messuses.
Speaker 1: There when he was getting massaged.
Speaker 3: Ah, here's the thing.
Speaker 1: We thought that was part of the high roller package.
Speaker 3: Does anybody on the planet that enjoys football believe that
the Ravens reason the claim that they released him was
purely football relatable related? Excuse me related? Purely They're saying
it was purely football related. Yeah, okay, business or the other.
Speaker 1: Except for the fact, except for the fact. Here's the thing.
Usually before the league years starts, you want to clean house, right, Yes,
that's when you want to clean it, you don't wait
until mang. You know what, I'm not going to keep
this guy unless you have a plan to designate someone
who's a post June first.
Speaker 3: That's what he was doing, right.
Speaker 1: But he was designated to that as that after these
allegations came out. He missed a few kicks last year.
This guy was mister automatic. Yes, he was factory kicker
in NFL history, which is saying something like you would
have been a terry, which is ridiculous. That this guy's
going to Canton.
Speaker 3: Uh maybe maybe not anymore.
Speaker 4: You may have jerked himself out of the Hall of
Fame Danny Massage.
Speaker 3: Besides massage himself, he and Russell Wilson. Jerking is what
you do by yourself. How bad is his wife's han jibber?
He's gotta go to sixteen other girls? I mean, well,
how bad is it that?
Speaker 1: Can you hoist your cream?
Speaker 3: I talk about like the teachers that we hear about
like I'm sorry, no, but you hear about like teachers
with underrated suits. And I always go, You know, the
entire family who's heard this story. You know that they've
had phone calls. You know that they've talked amongst themselves.
You know you're gonna see them at some point fourth
of July picnic just around the corner, maybe a Labor
Day picnic, I don't know, could get to Thanksgiving, Christmas, whatever.
You're going to see these people. What happens with Justin
Tucker and his family? Like, who's actually believing that you
are one of those since your district that you sub
not you personally, but somebody in your building, just so
you can be in the teacher's lounge and just hear
the action. Yeah, it would be fantastic. A yes, I'm sure,
but I I but even beside that, I just go
in this case, what do you do?
Speaker 1: Because just what are you doing Sunday?
Speaker 3: And how did team how did teams navigate the balance
between performance metrics and moral optics? And that's the real thing.
You've got performance metrics, We got a guy who, as
you said, one of the most accurate kickers in NFL history,
not just an NFL present day history. And then the
moral optics of this, I mean, by the way, the
fucking Ravens they've bet in a thousand of this. You've
had a murderer, allegedly, you've had that whole Ray Rice
the incident right where we until we saw the video
that wasn't going anywhere, everything was going to be fine,
and that he had Justin Tucker, what do you do
looks like a strip club owner? Yes? He does. And
is there anything like is there something in the water
in Baltimore? I mean, that's a lot for one fucking team.
Speaker 1: I figure all those crab cakes, the mercury is going
to their right, you know, But I think you shouldn't
be too much fish or seafood, because you.
Speaker 3: Know, I will bet a lot of money that he
will be on a roster in week eleven.
Speaker 1: Does the suspension signed?
Speaker 3: It starts week one? About ten games? Yeah, everybody week
so somebody who I'm gonna go Buffalo. They miss a
few important kicks again this year, that could be and
I wouldn't mind. You want to pick Justin Tucker's brain
a little bit on what he may know or not
know about the team, I would think, I mean, I know,
he's the kicker. Granted they seem to be like the
redheaded step child of the family, so to speak.
Speaker 1: But no, that's the third string quarterback.
Speaker 3: Oh that's true now, but even the third string quarterback
is there to see the plays and in the room
and watching film.
Speaker 1: Dude, the kickers either the hero or the goat.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, I don't know. What do you do like
when you get a guy like Tucker who has a
I'll say a legacy, right, I mean yes, certainly, how
do you justify that with this? And you know it
goes back to and take it away from sports, take
it to Bill Cosby. Bill Cosby, I had a conversation
I think you and I talked about this. Was it
is or was a phenomenal stand up comedian who was
so relatable and so like intuitive and funny, naturally funny,
and on top of that clean clean. You could play
this for pretty much anybody. There were some innuendo, but
for the most part, there was nobody from eight to
eighty five that was going to get offended by what
Bill Cosby was saying. And yet we see this stuff
now and we canceled that motherfucker. That guy is just
he disappeared. He was just there was no you can't
find Cosby anyway. It's because he got away with it.
I would hide too if I got away with it.
It's not him hiding so much as as like we've
just like wiped a.
Speaker 1: Sleep like you will not see episodes of Cosby.
Speaker 3: Right, And and I go, how do you separate the
art from the artist? And can you do the same
thing with football? I don't know that you can. I'm
not really sure that you can, because you know, and
by the way, if you go back in time and
you look at some of the great art that we
still hold up, some of those guys were scumbacks, Yes,
most of them. Well, I don't know, I can't.
Speaker 1: I just don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't know that again cures that all the blues,
I will tell you winning curate.
Speaker 1: You're right, It's almost like you want it to happen,
just to see the morality swift.
Speaker 3: The CODs shift, the Cosby one. I'm sorry, and I
don't mean to jump back to this, but the Cosby
one blows my mind. And it blows my mind in
this that Bill Cosby was such a forward thinking man.
He was a black man cutting through in the nineteen sixties.
He had a cartoon, he had stand up, he had albums,
and then had one of the biggest shows in the
nineteen eighties on network television. Network television. That to me
is like phenomenal and against odds that are I can't
even fathom what they would be. And also beyond that,
beyond the comedy, brought the first black indie driver to
indie car and financed in himself, and then got Kodak
to finance in NASCAR and got a black man look
for the color what seal But you know what I'm saying.
But what I mean, but he got a black so
all the great ship he did the advancement of human
beings to say, hey, this guy's as good or better
than who you've gotten white skin, this is a better driver,
like just take it on, merit. But was able to
advance all that, do all that ship, and now we
just fucking go. He didn't do that great though, because
the second brother that drove a NASCAR to drive the
waste management car. That's NASCAR.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I mean what you mean, But I think
I think you really have to separate the ark.
Speaker 3: I am because having our time with the Cosby one lately.
Speaker 1: I look at some of the robber barons in this country,
look at the Rockefellers. They're fucking horrible, terrible. But the advancements, though,
like put.
Speaker 3: Us stole in.
Speaker 1: You live today because of these A hole God damn right.
So we're partially hypocritical, super hypocritical. I got way. We
can look at it as I gotta separate bar from
the artist.
Speaker 3: So when it comes to these because one.
Speaker 1: Guy in town, I'm not gonna say who. He's a
talk show host. He was a longtime Cleveland Indians fan,
and I'll use the word Cleveland Indians to make my point.
And all of a sudden, his beloved Cleveland Indians play
in the World Series, which they have not won since
nineteen forty eight, against the Chicago Cubs, who had not
won since nineteen o six. Okay, and he goes and
posts on X because they had a closer name Araldus Chapman,
who got accused of shooting his gun and his wife
in their garage and suspended. He posts, Oh my gosh,
it's just I don't know who to root for this
world now. This guy was an Indians fan. I can't
watch this World Series. One team's got a spousal abuser
for a closer and the other team's named after a
pejorative name for a group of people. Oh brother, I'm like,
you're the biggest douchebag for saying that because you run
for that team for so many years, A sudden I
got a talk show. I gotta be progressive.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know about that. I do. I've always
said it. No, no, no, no, no, I'm not saying I'm
thinking for myself. I can see some why we change.
I get it, I get I understand it. Okay, I'll
play your game. I personally, I almost feel like the
Indians was a a tip of the heck cap to
Native Americans. I didn't see it as a negative, although
they said the I think the cartoonishness.
Speaker 1: Of the cartoon is just of the logo that I
get because it was supposed to be a drunken Indians supposedly.
I didn't get there. I never gotten that.
Speaker 3: No. But and I'll still slip from Timetime in Cleveland.
But I too.
Speaker 1: I mean, you still watch Major League and Major League
two and reruns.
Speaker 3: I don't have daughters. Kevin doesn't have daughters. You have
no children, no nieces, right, okay? And I have nieces.
I have two nieces. I often wonder when I hear
Justin Tucker's story, when I hear Bill Cosby story, he
Deshaun Watson. Yeah, I go, I wouldn't. I wouldn't like
that either. But at the same time, how I mean
Ben Franklin, he was a fucking walking peatri dish of STDs.
Speaker 1: Then he have like kids all over the place.
Speaker 3: I have no idea, but he banged French women everywhere
he loved, he had STDs And the point just being
in that. But yet it's a good thing your brother
looked out for you with that phone called that. I'm
not it doesn't matter. Oh, go ahead with the French
girl that Bill fell in love with in Utah when
he came home and Kevin hung up on her. Kevin's like,
there's somebody going, I'm like he knew. Kevin knew.
Speaker 1: He shout that was before Star six nine.
Speaker 3: Yes, But I my point is like, how do you
separate the art from the artist? And yet at the
same time, because if we go back through history, and
that's and that is why some people have been I'm
not going to put an opinion out there, have been
taking down statues of certain people, monuments that we've had,
calling them you know for what they were right, These
people were also this, they were also this. Well, Bill
Cosby did a lot of nice things for people, he
did a lot of good things. He did a lot
of good things for children, He did a lot of
the good things for advancement of people in sports. He
did a lot of stuff. We can't see the Cosby
Show anywhere anymore.
Speaker 1: Because I think it's the advertisers. I don't know, because
you have you got to have advertising, got people on
board for that. Yeah, And so I mean they're like,
well why risk it? You know, like like the lawyers
are gonna tell him, dude, like it's not worth it.
What are you getting out of it at this point?
You know, I think as far as society is concerned,
I think we need to look. Let's put this way.
I heard a pastor say this the other day. Right
when you look at somebody, like salvation is through Christ alone. Now,
if you look at somebody goes, yeah, but what about
in this guy's case? And they go, well, what about
your case? Because if we posted your thoughts on a
daily basis up on the screen at church, of the
three best people in this church, we would never see
them again. And those are the three best people at church.
So if Jesus can't save O. J. Simpson, how about you?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Now, I look, look, God forbid any of us would
pull a Justin Tucker or Deshaun Watson or a Bill
Cosby or Oj Sipson. Okay, but you know what, we
are just one bad decision away from being any one
of those people.
Speaker 3: Justin Tucker went from the most accurate leg in NFL
history to the most questionable hands. That's all I'll say.
Speaker 1: Right you went with are gonna go somewhere else?
Speaker 3: We penalized for holding he split the uprights, right, We
love when he did that, and uh, he spent his
time between court data.
Speaker 1: And if Tyler Bay can't get the job done late
in the season and the Bills want to sign Justin Tucker, Okay, yeah, okay,
I'll tell you this right now. I just need you
to kick field goals missing and Shale to stamp out
my license plate missing boundaries.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Justin Tucker doesn't because if you think about this,
you see I've seen many of the girls in Buffalo.
Doesn't worry about that.
Speaker 1: It's like, if you if you think about this, you
could cancel everybody. You could cancel everything. That's my point.
That's my point. We would all be hypocrites at something.
You live in America. How is America built. As our
friend Tomula once always said, he goes behind a great behind.
A great success story is off of a great crime.
Speaker 3: One of the one of the greatest lines in a
movie was you can't handle the truth because Jack Nicholson
was saying, what protects you and what helps you sleep
safely at night? You don't want to know what that's
built on.
Speaker 1: You've ever seen the show Homeland, same thing they put you,
They put you in position where you actually now have
to root for the bad guy to protect the overall good.
That's the point. That's the point of the whole thing.
And I'm saying, like we're talking. One thing is like,
you know, Homeland Security do other things like just football.
But the end of the day, it's like what people say,
you know, I don't like the fact that America took
away the Native Americans land. I'm like, okay, that's an
easy fix. You own property, find a Native American, give
them your land. Hang on, we're done talking. No, we're
done talking.
Speaker 3: I got it, but you can understand and and and
I get it. But we're going two hundred. You're not
gonna give up.
Speaker 1: That's the point. That's the point, though it really is
that simple.
Speaker 3: There's a part of you I think it's really weak argument.
But to go, it's not my fight. That was two
hundred years ago.
Speaker 1: Sorry, I just showed up.
Speaker 3: I had nothing to do with me. I came here
to make beizzas. We'll take them. Moment, we'll talk about
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traded to the Phoenix Suns as part of this whole
Kevin Durant blockbuster deal, has filed for a restraining order
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give me jewelry.
Speaker 3: Hang anounce chill, I never jewelry, closing children, keep your kids, Yeah, dollars.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, a money.
Speaker 3: Listen, shut up the back and leave me.
Speaker 1: Whether I leave them.
Speaker 3: Do I just stained myself. I checked myself, shirt and pants.
Speaker 6: Tell their from plow bear, the thro everything in the
world you could bother the bear.
Speaker 3: Still stand the brittle. I can't stand on the tile phone.
Speaker 1: Time I take the receiver.
Speaker 6: I don't want to have them.
Speaker 3: I should probably dump out before it's really dead. But
how about those American girls? They want everything in the world.
Speaker 1: Sometimes Wow wow, Then again I shouldn't be surprised.
Speaker 3: Mm hmmm.
Speaker 1: I didn't realize the Beatles wrote The Stones first hit.
Speaker 3: And then they sang back up on one of the
Beatles first hits The Stones it Mack and Mick and
Keith It. Yeah, a little more friendship there, then, I
think that was portrayed certainly. I think, uh, different styles,
you know if I think they would probably hate it
because they weren't necessarily at the time. But Beatles a
little more clean cut, yes, right, and the Stone is
a little more edgy, I think here would be. The
thing is, like all our lives, we strived to be
something or some one, and sometimes some people are great
at at faking it until they make it and other
people are just authentic all the way. And I think that,
at least Keith Richards, I can't say that for Mick
Jagger was authentic all the way. And I don't know,
maybe John Lennon was, But I feel like Paul McCartney,
maybe not. Paul would play Paul a musical genius, but
would play the part of whatever you needed in that moment.
Speaker 1: I think George may have been George Harrison may have
been authentic.
Speaker 3: I love George Harrison one he is my favorite beatle.
Mos was my favorite beatle, at.
Speaker 1: Least most people's favorite beetle. Actually, come on, seriously, if
you ask most people like yeah, George m then Paul
or John nobody who picks ringo?
Speaker 3: I like Jason Bonham he was died of it, Uh,
just choked on his own vio Jason John Oh, Jason Bonham.
I don't remember John. Did John die on that?
Speaker 7: Because I think the same thing with Warren Moon three
days before Warren Moon, I mean Keith Moon, Yeah, Warren Moon, Yeah,
he died.
Speaker 3: At a meatball sam like like that the one.
Speaker 1: Dead I left the Houston oilers.
Speaker 3: Is he dead? Warren Moon? Yeah? No? Warnon so doing
radio hits.
Speaker 1: He does the Seahawks games, all right, good for mood died, Yes,
mood like that was a heart attack, Yes, was an overdose.
It was a heart attack, but it was just years
of drug abuse young.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, okay, get good to get that fifty.
Speaker 1: If you listen closely, will you not do we not
do that to me?
Speaker 3: Please don't. Don't fucking do that, because I I feel
like my eating habits and everything have gotten so shitty
over the past couple of years. I look at myself
and I go, God, damn, what fuck are you doing?
What happened to you? And I don't want to die.
I'm not ready. I'm not reaving, and I think that
as half the battle. Yes, right, I mean, like I'm
talking to my own man. Things ain't good, not good
at all. I think it took him. I called him
at eleven thirty, got to me at twelve thirty, and
I mean, it's because it's me. I can't. But he goes,
it took me that long to get to the phone.
And he's in a like really a one bedroom, very
tiny apartment, and he goes, that's that's how fast I'm moving.
And I'm going you are the old man from every
movie every what was it the laughing where he used
to have the old guy that would just shuffle along.
That's become my dad. Is he using a cane or
a walker or anything Cain occasionally? I don't know about walker,
but has had another problem last night, my brother. My brother.
I don't know how to ever repay him for this stuff.
The only thing I can think is I will get
our mother. Maybe that willieve in out because I feel
so guilty and truly guilty. But my dad was stuck
on one side of the bed and couldn't move, and
it took him from whenever he went to bed till
almost five o'clock in the morning to get to where
he could hit the call button for help. And then
it's two women come down and they go, you're too
big and they needed to call for outside help. So
like the ambulance service. Yeah, and my brother is too big.
Your father's not even big. He's six to one and
one hundred and ninety five pounds six two. Excuse me.
Speaker 1: He used to play the post for pine planes.
Speaker 3: Any nurse is worth a shit to move that. I
don't know. I think they also worry sometimes, like are
we going to tear a muscle. Who know, you know
what I'm saying, I really don't know. I'm just that's
my projection. I have no idea in terms of an
answer for that. But he said he begged them not
to take him to the hospital again because he had
just been there. But my brother, we need to talk
about like a higher level of care and all kinds
of Jesus, yeah, all kinds of things. So I'm not
really sure, but my brother has been They took the
call of five o'clock this morning as my father finally
got to where he could hit his call button. But
it's like a snail. You should get him Apple watch.
That's a great call. That's a great idea. Now my
mother has the Apple Watch because she lives alone by herself.
Because it does, it calls automatically, It detects falls, it
does all this stuff that he can keep a call
from it if he's yeah, yeah yeah, or he needs
to get the thing that he has. He has the
thing that he can wear around and say, he just
doesn't have it on his neck. I think he took
a shower and yeah, right, and then he did have
it on recently. But the poor here's the thing that
I go, I feel so bad because your quality of life.
You're talking about a guy who was an absolute the
closest thing to a genius, you know, maybe an overused term,
but truly gifted and thoughtful and just an absolute brain
that I have not encountered in my life since I
have never met someone who I think is as cerebral
as my dad in that moment. Now we also put
her dad sometimes on pedestals, so that I please hold
that bias in there, because there is a little bias,
I'm sure. But at the same time, I go, boy,
to see this right, this is a guy who I mean.
My brother was flying planes and he would he flew
over the house and my father was redoing the shingles
on the roof, and he goes, Dad, you gotta get
this done. It looks like shit from the air. And
my mom was still mad. My brother is like fourteen,
fifteen years old. He was flying single engined planes, and
I go, Okay, that's a guy who I mean he
just did that. He did that more out of he
liked it. He liked working with his hands. He was
but he was a teacher, but he loved working with
his hands, and he was great at it did not
do that up, grew up in a tenement in Brooklyn.
What were you do? What power tools did Jenny? What
stuff did you and what blueprints were you looking at?
Way you didn't have. All that came from his philosophical
background in college and and then certainly, uh, masters and
doctrine and I go boy to see that now. But
he hasn't lost the step. He'll say every day, I'm
going to fight. I'm going to fight every day.
Speaker 1: That's It's it's cliche, but it's half the battle. It
really is.
Speaker 3: It is and and and and who knows. Like he's
talking like I'm going to drive to the gym again
and I'm going to the fuck hold on, But I
I don't want to say that aloud. I mean, yeah, yeah, sure,
that sounds so good. Yeah, but you feel and it's
it's it's a weird thing because I think I said it.
I don't know if it was a podcast with you
where I said, mourning somebody while they're still alive is
an odd thing to do, right, I mean, it's like
a little weird. And uh, that's where I feel like
I'm sort of at with him. But I also I
know he's very private and I talk about everything. That's
where he and I certainly differ. But I don't know.
So he's far as I know, hanging in there. I
did get a thing from my brother saying we need
to talk about you know, dad and further steps and
blah blah blah, and but I'm too ver clemmed right now,
And he sent the coffee talk. And I can't tell
if he's seriously too for clemped or if he's busting balls.
I really can't tell, because it is something that it's emotional,
does well, but your dad, right, it's emotional. Everyone here
at the table has been in a relationship at some
point in their lives. All of us multiple I'll say
multiple relationships, and they don't mean that in a derogatory way.
But you dated somebody in college that you probably didn't marry.
I certain I was engaged to somebody I didn't marry.
There's all kinds of things that go on. The NBA
has a player named Dylan Brooks. He has an ex partner,
Heather Andrews. Heather alleges that he had a pattern of harassment,
emotional abuse, and threats, including one message suggesting, oh this
is from her to him. Excuse me, she would have
someone cut each of your fucking little fingers off.
Speaker 1: She's saying this, Yes, she said this him.
Speaker 3: Yes. He also claims threatened his mother accessed his access
to his parenting app account without permission, so he must
have kids with somebody else, and even sent herself sent
herself threatening messages while pretending they came from him. It
sounds like somebody got thrown off the gravy train.
Speaker 1: Fuck, dude, there is a parenting app.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, the parenting app would be.
Speaker 1: Like, that's my question.
Speaker 3: I don't it's a question, I don't know. Would that
be like Life three sixty? Is that considered a parenting.
Speaker 1: Who was to give you advice?
Speaker 3: No where your kids are at? Definitely sounds like somebody
the closest thing to that moosest thing to having a
chip in them. You can, Yeah, just saved it, baby,
Big fat thumb even said threatening messages while saying thinking
for She's also accused of vandalizing his property. Their legal
standoff will go before a judge next month, which is July.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, we're pretty booked up. You know, summer's hot.
Speaker 3: It sounds like my gay made the right decision to
get rid of this crazy Yeah, but what happens for
the NBA take in reverse or any league? Take it
to any league? How do you you this becomes our
headlines about our league. It's not necessarily about it, but
it's the drama that's where it kind of goes beyond
the walls of NBA fans and now people know and
people can relate to this kind of shit. What what
are The NBA is probably happy that it's her not him, Yes,
but what point does he snap to like protect them? No,
I'm not even saying that. What ye? That could happen
to public legal battles? How do they hold face during this?
Speaker 1: I gotta be honest with you. The NBA had one
of the had a huhm, seven game NBA Finals that
nobody watched until Game seven. I watched it sixteen million
people watching. Six million more people watch Game seven in
the first five games average, which was about ten million.
Speaker 3: It was the most watched.
Speaker 1: It was the most watched game since twenty nineteen. Right, Yeah,
you're right. When Tyrese Haliburton popped his achilles, you knew
pretty much Oklahoma City was gonna win, even though they
gave him hell for three and a half quarters. But
here's the thing, though nobody cares the NBA. The Lakers
just got sold for ten billion dollars. They just said
they just signed with Amazon, NBC and ESPN these huge contracts.
It doesn't matter. They can do no wrong, No one cares.
No one cares. They're watching football, manah everybody, because you
know why all their minions in the media defend the
NBA is if it's the little bro little legend that
could when they're all the biggest group of babies in
any sport.
Speaker 3: Did we talk about this with football? By the way,
I haven't listened to no few days, but there's a
rumor circulating that the Bills may be the new face
of the NFL's Christmas Day game. No ship, Netflix is
apparently on board. They didn't want the Chiefs. It could
be the Bills. Why don't they want the Chiefs. They're
just tired of the Chiefs.
Speaker 1: So that could be next year, though I couldn't. I
mean this year, the Bills aren't playing any Holidays this year.
Speaker 3: I'm sure they could theoretically move the game.
Speaker 1: They could, They could bump it out if they really
want to, But I think it would have to be
Patrick Mahomes would have to get injured for them to
switch this out, and I don't know that they would
do that. Netflix has already got its game schedule but
for next.
Speaker 3: Year, saying it could be like a Detroit Lions host
Thanksgiving Christmas.
Speaker 1: Well, I could see that because you got the new
stadium right, and in Buffalo after eight o'clock when the
presidents are open, right, what do.
Speaker 3: We do.
Speaker 1: That? I grew up there.
Speaker 3: What do you do? That's pine plain? I got it?
What do you do? I got it? That's fair.
Speaker 1: I don't And you know what, that would be cool?
Speaker 3: That would be cool. Well, what happened until the Bills
go back to sucking like the Lions did for so
long on Thanksgiving? And everybody.
Speaker 1: At that point they'll they'll they'll swap him out. Money talks,
they'll swap him out as long as Josh Allen's quarterback
and he's still good.
Speaker 3: All right? I need to peel back the curtain here
a little bit.
Speaker 1: What'd you hear that?
Speaker 3: I saw it online somewhere. Kevin made some kind of
drink from me. It's called the Water Hazards. The Water Hazard.
Speaker 1: This is our third one it's gatorade.
Speaker 3: It's a shot. It's a shot a vodcast.
Speaker 1: I knew there was alcohol in there.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, what was your first when I was pouring
out of the big ass Gregg's bottle of do you
guys denied it? When I walked in the doll We didn't?
I did? I did?
Speaker 1: Sorry, Bill pour it over here.
Speaker 3: I was pouring over and asked if you wanted one.
Speaker 1: I didn't want.
Speaker 3: Danny walks in and says, how long have you guys
been here? Ready? I see your drinks gone? I just
said it was gatorade. I had him hot. I had
him like sixty eighth degrees outside a meeting prior to this,
and I had a glass of wine at the meeting
or two.
Speaker 1: And then your your drink, Kevin, shrink was full.
Speaker 4: Your drink was mostly go ahead, just refilled mind because no,
it's not which because based on the preponderance of evidence,
we're going back to the first segment. Let me believe
you guys, bamb been here a while.
Speaker 3: Yes, and I'm eating my criticized kind of I'm gonna
go get get me whatever.
Speaker 1: We need more pro nights, which is what this podcast
really is. You know, what science is proven. You need
more pro nights.
Speaker 3: You gotta start drinking then.
Speaker 1: I'm not a drinker, man, I don't need a drink.
I get high on life.
Speaker 3: That's the kind of brought me in blang with Let
me let me tell you something. I want to talk
to your wife, Dan need to drink a little bit more.
And I'm just asking you. Gotta get breath at a
good night when she's not hammered to deal with Danny.
I find Danny's wife is her tomorrow? Her last day
was today, her last day.
Speaker 1: It's technically tomorrow. Wink wink.
Speaker 3: Oh, she's coming down with the bottle of Josh Cabernet.
Speaker 1: So is the entire school. Really, but their work is
all Their work is all done. There's really nothing for
any of them to do.
Speaker 3: So well you show up? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Did the presidential wave? Go on with life?
Speaker 3: I I I find I am a huge fan of
Danny's wife. Without sounding inappropriate, I find her very funny,
very relatable, and I really like her. No, I just
was thinking, if it's the last day of school, she
could be home half empty in the ship the last
day in school.
Speaker 1: She's the most down earth woman I've ever met. In
my life. Okay, I didn't aside from my mother, I
don't care. This is my opinion.
Speaker 3: Starts stupid kidding. I just thought that was I don't
know why I still got off. Yeah yeah, right, close
that deal, Tommy boy, I can do that. It's weird
when I I just can't stop thinking about this, this
young guy in the NBA and this girl threatening to
cut off his fingers because I've dealt with crazy. I
think we've all dealt with crazy.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, And I will say this, I have to.
Speaker 3: I think I will say this. I think, and I
have said to somebody recently, I believe that crazy is
an overused term when it comes to women. It's not
fair we say, you know, a woman says something and
all of a sudden, she's irrational, she's whatever. But this
ship where she's gonna fucking cut off your fingers, I'm sorry,
you're doing a disservice for everybody with a vagina, right, yes,
but crazy in the head, crazy in the bad o.
Speaker 1: God, it's never worth it.
Speaker 3: What do you mean worth it? Dam what are you
talking about it?
Speaker 1: I had a friend on this podcast, on this podcast
named Peter Montmoron who told me do you remember that
time where I was dating that one girl. She listened
to the show Blonde Gorgeous and her boyfriend, her ex boyfriend.
They were both missionaries and they broke up and they
were together for like nine years, and so she took
a liking to me. So I started taking and he
started stalking us, and then I didn't throw a punch.
He tailed us, and then he and then she stepped
between us, and he tried. He was pushing her in
the house and I'm like, dude, get off her, and
he threw punches and I didn't want to throw any
punches because she was between us.
Speaker 3: I didn't want to hit her arrested.
Speaker 1: I didn't get arrested. He got arrested. This dude got arrested. Okay,
and Peter goes bro no woman has ever worth that
kind of aggravation.
Speaker 3: Well, no human is worth that kind of agga.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 3: But the point is, like I mean, if you were gay,
I'm just saying, you know, nobody's cock is worth that.
I'm sorry, what what is wrong with you? I'm just saying,
let's take it down to the human element, whatever whatever
you are.
Speaker 1: What was my story not relatable enough?
Speaker 3: We got a clue.
Speaker 1: We gotta clue the rainbow coal It still June. Dan,
By the way, you're not hearing much about Pride month
this year.
Speaker 6: Why is that?
Speaker 3: Oh, I don't know why. I wonder why. Tell me,
tell me why.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you why.
Speaker 3: Why Because trump'son the White House?
Speaker 1: Why that might be part of it?
Speaker 3: Maybe? Okay? But I think also so I don't want
to work.
Speaker 1: This is just an observation. So I spent my entire
day on LinkedIn. Right over the course of President Biden's
uh presidency, a lot of the a lot of the
the tech organizations would put their logo in rainbow colors
for the month of June.
Speaker 3: Okay, because they felt safe to do that.
Speaker 1: They don't do that anymore, They don't feel they don't
do that on a couple of them do.
Speaker 3: Once the Mexicans they're coming for the gays. We're gonna
send him in Ireland. So it's terrible, and I understand.
But I do think that a lot of that has
to do with trying to align to political standards today.
And I think that pendulum swings back and forth. And
I don't think and I don't know, so please, don't
you know? Hold this, But I don't think that President
Trump cares if somebody's ganger.
Speaker 1: I don't think he cares either. No, I don't think
he cares at all.
Speaker 3: What he cares about and what some people have maybe
a hard time with and feel like is discrimination is
just sort of an equal footing for everybody. Right, we're
all starting out here. There's no advantage because this that
or the other thing.
Speaker 1: That's the whole thing.
Speaker 3: So I don't know, I maybe I'm maybe I'm wrong
on that as well, but I would say that that's it.
But you are right. I haven't seen as much stuff
with with Pride month I was in. But if I
wanted to give a billion dollars for his election, yeah,
I mean.
Speaker 1: Where they had the meeting with like for the election,
with a group of gazers, they don't look very gay
to be like. He said that he's he plays along
with it and he's a joke it.
Speaker 3: Obviously, all right, we'll take a moment. Kevin does have
a game. I know I'm gonna get fucking school tonight
because I'm just not this is the same game.
Speaker 1: Like is it a theme that too?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah? Theme name that?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 3: Is it?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 3: Is the movie years, and then at the end he
always has a movie question there. Kevin does a nice
job with this game, and we will be playing it
live at our bTB bunch cast. Okay, depending on the
date of the brunch cast, I might not be able
to make it. Why not that one? Yeah, I think
I thought it was originally the twenty No, we were
trying to. I said that because I'm supposed to be
out of town, uh that last weekend.
Speaker 1: But I may just have to do it early afternoon,
right because I got church in the morning.
Speaker 3: Brunch stop brunch, but well, no brunch stops at like two,
brunch stops at two, because I've had brunch that afternoon
drinking time.
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Speaker 1: Cousin Sammy at Father's Age, Dandy, you know what this
song means? You what the Holland shuffle is?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: I don't know this.
Speaker 3: Run what does it mean? Run?
Speaker 1: Run like hell?
Speaker 3: I don't think he's making it, said, I raised his joke.
Ladies who are twins get their hair cut next to
our studio Nway's wave. They were here one night when
I lost my ship. No, that never happened. No, no, no, no,
hang on. I have kept my shit together way better
over the years, which engineered fucking yell at this time. No,
that's right at you, which I do. Oh, I, that's
you too. Hang on. Now. That was the night the
guy came in and threatened me.
Speaker 1: That's right, yeah, yeah, but that was deserved, that was earned.
Speaker 3: With his wife. I wasn't. I never did. I never
touched this one. You know, I look back on these things.
I've been accused of sleeping with guys wives. I should
not admit this, but I have not. And anybody whose
wife I did sleep with, maybe or maybe not, they
don't know. But it's these others that assume. And I
was like, sitting there, I go, what the fuck? So
he's yelling at me, and at first I'm like taking
aback and pacing back and forth, and then he I mean,
he's just fucking bellowing. And then I realized, I go,
I'm not gonna sit here and do this. I'm not
gonna sit here like this. I go, if I have to,
I will grab one of these fucking mic stands, these
heavy mic stands, and fucking clock this guy upside the head.
I don't care, and he like he lunched. It was
when he lunched at me, like I was gonna blow
it off. Go, I don't know what's going on with
their relationship, out of my business, doesn't concern me. I
don't care. When he came in here and then he
did one of these like flint stings and he got
past a little past like cabinet that's against the wall here,
and I was like, okay, now you've crossed the fucking line.
And I got up and I just started fucking screaming.
And those twins were next door, and I go, get
the fuck out of here. I will fucking kill you.
And he's like yeah, yeah, yeah yeah, and he just
walked away. And then apparently the woman that was with him,
I see her like like any she was in hiding
for a while. And then I go into an establishment
and she's there and I go and then she's like, hey,
I want to apologize. They go, well, what, I don't
give a shit. I mean, there's no need to apologize.
You didn't do anything.
Speaker 1: Tell me apologize, show me apologize.
Speaker 3: It's not even that it's like this is the guy
was insane. What But here's my question What does it
say about you, not me, You that you were with
this person who fucking became so unhinged over the fact
that he thought somebody was doing something with you that
wasn't with no proof, no anything. There was no way.
There's not a camera. I mean, we've got cameras everywhere
in the world. There's no camera of me and this
chick ever ever walking. Maybe we've talked to each other,
maybe the security camera inside a bar where I said
hello or something. That's it. That's it. That The fact
that this guy became so unglued and you just stood
there to me speaks more volumes about you than anything. Yeah,
and sadly so, because you shouldn't have to put up
with that. That's embarrassed. The cell phone camera foot that
you showed me it was pretty hot. Did what no asked?
Speaker 1: No, I'm just picturing this, Like, do you think she
could be with him because of fear?
Speaker 3: Probably at the time. Maybe she's no longer with this guy.
Oh yeah, yeah, she's not with him.
Speaker 1: Was at the breaking point?
Speaker 3: I have no idea. I don't know if it was
or wasn't. I think it was one of the condition something.
Now I would put it as a contributing factor, but
nobody should have to put up with that at all,
you know, And it was only when and he was
a muscle, but he probably if he got a hold
of me, he could have really hurt me. I'm not
going to deny that. At this age, I don't there's
no there's no anything. I have no pride. I'll do
the best I can to protect myself. I have some things,
I know, some things I don't know. He came across
that thing and I was just like, fuck this, I'm
not doing it.
Speaker 1: Thrown down. Yeah, those twits come over and try to
console you after afterwards.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're like, what happened?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, what happened to coffee?
Speaker 3: Well, they're like what happened? And so I told him,
I go, this guy was But I figured two things.
Once is, you're yelling at me. If I get louder,
you know when I would run and stuff and dogs
would come at you. Yeah, that's exactly what it is, Kevin.
That's one hundred percent right. You just get a little
bit louder than they do and they shut down a
little bit. And at the same time, I go, I'm
okay to get hit. I mean I'm hoping it doesn't
catch me just right.
Speaker 1: Carry you through it?
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, no, no, you you just says the guy
who's never thrown a punch, But you've been. If you're
boxing or any I will tell you boxing or anything,
you are one hundred percent right. You're adrenaline. You don't
even sometimes feel that ship, you know, racing cars, same thing.
I would think the guys should get into accidents. Never.
I'll tell you what. I know. You're gonna make a joke.
I will tell you this walking asshole. I'm gonna say, Okay,
but I'm gonna say I think Kevin's got a point
because I do think like the adrenaline is so high
that yes, you don't know. And he may have been
dead before he knew it, you know what I mean,
before he knew it. Sounds ridiculous, but before any real
pain got in there, I and his neck snapped. That's
what it was. That trunk, that's what happened. What do
they call the he was he wasn't wearing it?
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, and I remember when that accident happened. I
was ready.
Speaker 3: I don't think it was a mandatory. I don't even
think it was a thing at that point, I think
they do.
Speaker 1: They have the Hans device mandatory. Now no, but they had,
they had it. You didn't have to use it because
it was constrictive. So he didn't wear it. He didn't
wear it, okay, and that's what ended up costing him
his life, right, And like if you watch the accident.
Speaker 3: The accident is like, this doesn't look that bad.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I think Dale Jarrett was in the broadcast
booth or somebody says, I don't know about this. I
feel bad for Daryl. I hope he's or Dale, I
hope he's okay, and maybe one of the wall trips
or something. But they knew like something was up.
Speaker 3: Well, because if I'm remembering it and we're going back
a quarter century, it was a woman that cut him off.
I was a guy with a bike with are engine
and a minority woman woman. I'm sorry. It wasn't the
dude from all States the Asian. I just left it there.
I just left it there. But you know what I'm
saying it right, Sorry, But he went he went into
the wall, but it didn't seem like anybody else. He
got hit from the rear, spun him out, went into
the walls. They didn't have the game Ascar Driver. They
did not. They did not have the foam on the
wall the way do they do now, which believe this
was nineteen ninety nine, I believe, No, it's.
Speaker 1: Two thousand, okay, two thousand and one. Actually, yeah, And
he hit that.
Speaker 3: Thing with such force that, I mean, how can you
not You're going at nearly two hundred miles an hour.
I don't think they don't. Most askard you're not hitting
two hundred or one eighties, but there are time. Wow.
But the Formula one shit, that's what I love. God,
if I could drive a Formula I gotta tell you
there's something about just you because you cannot. INDI guys
go faster than them, do they? I think so, ind
you guys are over the Formula one and you guys
are like two twenty five? Yeah, I don't. I'm not gonna.
I don't want to speak because on road course yeah no,
but still like, that's what I love about Indy is
some of the road course shit, and these guys are
I mean, you're traveling at that speed. And I'm excited
for the movie because I think most I don't know
if a lot of people will go see it. I
think they'll wait for it to come to their house.
It's not probably that interesting to people, but to be
in the car and get a feeling of what that's like.
You ever see like when somebody tapes themselves on a
roller coaster, but giving you their point of view as
they go, their perspective, right, it's different. That's what I
think this Formula one thing will be like. And it's
it's to me, it's phenomenal to go that fast and
be in control and stay there. There's nothing else for
you to You can't think of anything else. It's you
just can't other than staying in your lane and trying
to pass or whatever it is I'm calling.
Speaker 1: Wow, all right, it's like driving the thirty three in
Buffalo or the Skyway.
Speaker 3: I will say, is the most zend thing. Look though
the movie it's not authentic, No, but just see see
if the ribbons are there. I'm telling you Tom Cruse
would have done that. Brad Pitt's a pussy. No I
heard Tom Cruise.
Speaker 1: Did Brad Pitt starts in this movie?
Speaker 3: They didn't want they I think it was the same
top gun Maverick. I think we've talked about this all right,
Kevin's got a game. Did we connect you? We're good? Okay,
name not refreshing for dance, five for the title, five
for the artists, ten for the year, no deductions, and
the last question's got a kicker of name the soundtrack?
Speaker 1: Name that Pope? Okay, Leo the fifteenth, I got.
Speaker 3: It ready you sure? Yeah, I'm ready to go. Thanks
to your freaking muddy waters or whatever. I'm drinking over the.
Speaker 1: Light it up and take a Purfecse's.
Speaker 3: Son that I didn't think with Bridge. No, I can
see the guy who's saying it. I don't know if
I'll be able to come up with the name.
Speaker 1: This guy was huge.
Speaker 3: Yeah, briefly put a bandit under my ey on Tuesday
because I was so you know this maybe not. We
played so good at golf a couple weeks so when
the day Brian Wilson died because we played all these
boys mus Yeah, so we decided this week we're gonna
go with another Dead Artists and this is who we
went with, figuring it might be a thing, and it wasn't.
Speaker 1: By the way, speaking of like, you know, partying while
playing golf, I hope it. Locus Hill are one of
these golf courses supposed to live to a revenge, because
that's a riot, won't happen.
Speaker 3: No, well well, well well well hang on, don't don't
if there's money to be had.
Speaker 1: The way downtown, walking, sass bays, just passing.
Speaker 3: And home bounce. You've taken more SIPs, rat again and
you've written down on your papers, making away, making away
through the cray Gonna get her name wrong, non nej
contry girl.
Speaker 8: Oh now.
Speaker 3: You know you got everybody. Look, wait, got a little
boom in my mind.
Speaker 8: Gonna fuck doors and turn it up, Gonna stone my
boots and the Georgia mud, Gonna watch you make me
falling up.
Speaker 1: Get up on the hood of my And this song
started in fact, that every country song shall sound the
same from now on.
Speaker 3: I can't wait to.
Speaker 8: Watch you do your thing said you put the gun bucks,
sitting in the honky talks with the rednecks, rock until
the break, and the only.
Speaker 3: One all I have is band's years. I have no
song titles. I can't even come up with the artists
that I know. God damn fire country. Oh maybe not gold.
You're like, what same me?
Speaker 9: Maybe I'm shot? And I just can't wait till the day.
Speaker 1: When you're not.
Speaker 3: About first shutout. Yeah, I know this really could.
Speaker 1: Be shot ah.
Speaker 9: The head of the trail where I'm going. So it's
somebody told me.
Speaker 3: This is this.
Speaker 10: Rapid than's better. Everything said. This is the movie song.
Speaker 3: Yeah, thanks, Like that's gonna help me in all. Even
if I got it, I don't think it help. Oh,
one of these weeks, I'll make that a winner for you.
I think you put that like five times. Why that's
that movie? I don't think so you've done it. So no, no,
no other people have. I don't think you have.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'm gonna say this is country grammar by Nelly
two thousand.
Speaker 3: I said Nelly two thousand and two. It is country
grammar from Nelly from the year why two k Wow,
it's over. I won all Yeah, it's over. I got
five points. You'd beat a special Olympian. Good job Dan,
all right.
Speaker 1: I don't even this stone table pilots tripping on a
hole in a paper heart from nineteen ninety six.
Speaker 3: I said nineteen ninety eight, he's good again. I got nothing.
I got five points.
Speaker 1: I have forty points.
Speaker 3: You got forty? Fuck? Does he? Yes? Yeah?
Speaker 1: I said Cali Cali Caba Cabre, Vanessa Carleton walk a
thousand miles two thousand and three.
Speaker 3: I said, it is a thousand miles Vanessa Carleton from
two thousand and one. I got nothing idea, So we're
only giving him five on that one. Well, I got
up ten for that. If you're not you didn't get
the name right, it's like you fucking needed I'm at ten,
So I get I got too nice to why mind us?
We already said you don't mind us anything. Okay.
Speaker 1: So if you don't get the year, you don't get
the year right, okay.
Speaker 3: So all right, explained to him fifteen times. This guy's
an American idol judge, and I cannot come up with
his name.
Speaker 1: I want to say big and rich, but it's not.
Speaker 3: Big and rich. It's American idol judge. I said, witch,
No it's not. It's Katy Perry. No, it is not.
What's his name? He's got the dark hair of the
beard Kermitt. It's Pat Mahomes brother Kermit. Its country girls
shake it from me? Twenty eleven by Luke, Fuck nothing again, Luke.
Speaker 1: Luke started the trend of every car van Halen sounding
the same.
Speaker 3: So I get five for that. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Standing on Top of the World nineteen eighty ninety.
Speaker 3: I said, nineteen eighty ninety six. It's Top of the
World by Van Halen from nineteen ninety one. Yea, all right,
I get five points and he gets ten. I'm up
to Wappington ten, he gets five. You get title right,
oh cause I get it. You gotta get title right.
I got the title right. Well, we hold marked in
the same standard. Yes we do. All right. I started
to say ballroom blitz, I know you did.
Speaker 1: Walking on Sunshine pointer, sisters, that is what I said.
Speaker 3: No, No, it's Katrina in the fucking waves. It is
Katrina in nineteen eighty six is what I wrote. Eighty
seven Walking on Sunshine contrite in the way it's nineteen
eighty three. I got nothing again. All right, I've got
ten points.
Speaker 1: I don't know what's Brackett nineteen ninety four.
Speaker 3: Walk on the Ocean? I said, ninety ninety eight. It
is walking the Ocean from Tobin. What's Brocket nineteen ninety two? No?
What was ninety two? Robby dip fuck? So I got
fifteen points. Oh, this is kiss God gave rocket too.
This is not wins World Gremlins World two, Gremlins two.
It is not Gremlins two. It's not Win's World two,
it's not wins Well, I don't remember God gave rock
and roll to you. I I got it. It is
a sequel. I will give you that.
Speaker 1: Wait, this isn't Back to the Future too, it is
now two.
Speaker 3: This is God gave rock and roll to you from
Kiss nineteen ninety one, from the Bill in tens Fogus
journeys out while I get ten, so I get five.
Bill in fifteen I have twenty points. I got twenty points.
I o front of myself. Put this one on different Randy.
We're playing lowest score Winns this week. Now I closest
the park. I'm so disappointed. I couldn't come up with
Luke Bryan. It's it's your muddy water or whatever dirty
water hazard, water hazard. That's serious. Podcast. Splash of lemonade,
splashes bright yellow the blue gatorade. Right all right, Danny,
the banner hangs, oh, just taking my benner? Just ha
my be better my benner.
Speaker 1: Anythink weekend plans?
Speaker 3: Do? I know? I have a lot of work, a
lot of work this weekend. I need to continue to
try to figure things out in our new place. I've
got the Two Fit Chicks podcast I need to do.
I'm doing a Fisher project at the same time. I've
got some other podcasts I need to tape. You know,
different stuff. You big plans.
Speaker 1: What do you do for your birthday?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 1: All got church? Oh they all come in to tape
a podcast?
Speaker 3: You can do that. Maybe what what time on Saturday?
Speaker 1: Probably earlier?
Speaker 3: Yeah, See, Kevin, I'm going to a wedding. I've until
I have to be on my best behavior til I'm
told not to be on my best behavior. He was
loved with Kevin getting married.
Speaker 1: It's getting married. I would skip that.
Speaker 3: It was Laura. Oh shit, what could Greg be getting married?
It's not Greg. He's near Vegas though, I know that.
But could he be getting now? Why not? Greg's in
the Grand Canyon with this kid, which is near Vegas. Yes,
but he's not doing that. I don't think she's on
the trip. Yeah, okay, that's cool. If he's getting married
it's a little awkward then no, No, I think uh
that to be do we think in the Year of
Our Lord twenty twenty five? The Year of Our Lord
twenty twenty five that he could tie the knot. They
get pulled together in six Well, Lindsay could put it
together for him six months, but Craig could pull it together.
He's Greg. Don't you say he goes down in twenty
Craig has a finite time to get married, and it's
the next fourteen days because once it's training campbell, but
football season's on. He's done till February. Okay, fair enough,
fair enough, I will take I will take the no
on that one, all right. I wonder if in twenty
twenty six, though, I'm going now, I'm gonna say no,
really say no. I'm gonna say I think it might
be okay, Yeah, I'm gonna have a private dinner with mister.
Speaker 1: Connors soon, man, Okay, I'm gonna find out.
Speaker 3: We're gonna find out, your fuckers.
Speaker 1: His best man would be Jim Kelly's I've no great Connors,
which is always playing for the Buffalo Bills.
Speaker 4: Works Quigg, you're not because I'm Kelly's original.
Speaker 3: Boys. Here here's here's here's the fucking thing to you assholes.
It will always come back. He yes, yes, he did.
He go to Josh No idea. I don't think so.
I don't think, so, do you what I know? I
don't know. I'm asking you talking. You guys talk to
more than I do.
Speaker 9: Do you know?
Speaker 3: We don't? Absolutely do. Get the fluck out of here.
Today is the first time I've talked to him probably
three months, all right, then maybe.
Speaker 1: Slipping some sponsorships. Hey, Greg, kid.
Speaker 3: Tail did Actually I don't think I've talked to Greg
since Saint Patrick's Day other than one quick text message. Well,
you may want to work in the relationship. I'm on
the outs. No, you're not. No, one is just scouting
a new law. Yes, he keeps saying, No, you don't
understand the beehive, and you're sticking You're got a new Greg.
It's like you're sticking your finger in somebody's asshole, not
knowing that it's their asshole. Sorry, you met Satan's asshole.
Speaker 1: For Stepanie back at some point I saw I.
Speaker 3: Saw Stephanie last week. I saw Stephanie last week as well,
at the same place. We were just there at different points,
and I think I called her Christian. She did not
recall because I questioned it. Okay, okay, okay, her last name,
her middle name, her name, because she has written things
as Stephanie, Kristen, Stephanie, Christine. Okay, Christine, my bad. I
blame that. I blame the Irish. Okay, Yes, you did
talk to her since then, Steph. Stephanie, Yeah, texted her
after you told me you called her. Christine. I had
to find out when I did your recaut work. Such
a thing. I had a meeting at mont Connery's and
he was supposed to be but he was he was
tied up. I had stuff going.
Speaker 5: On and on.
Speaker 1: You live on the West side. You came all the
way Tony meeting was Victor. Yes, we told me about
no corpone meeting.
Speaker 3: All right, we need we need more of those meetings
though we Kevin had an idea a while ago and
we never fired.
Speaker 1: And a half ago when Greg was still talking to me,
meeting about just.
Speaker 3: Regular meeting like show meetings outside Friday night.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, absolutely yeah.
Speaker 3: And Jamison, that's true. And bring boot up, bring boom.
Speaker 1: Now, I just drink us under the table.
Speaker 3: I won I won't be drinking. I'll just be tired.
I'll see all right. For Dan Brillo, for Kevin killing
it again, Dan crushing on the game, I'm Bill Moran.
We'll see you
Speaker 1: Stand my time making tennesseee you please