Speaker 1: When your old career gives you lemons throwing some ice
mix in some vodka colored a podcast from the Mac
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Speaker 2: Well, hello and welcome.
Speaker 3: Thanks for getting your pot on. Thank you for telling
a friend. That's how we spread the word about the vironship. Danny,
I got like a headache, I'm tired today. I was like,
really tired, and I think I'm just stressed out and stuff.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of things going on that in my
I guess you'd call it your private life. Normally I
would talk about all.
Speaker 3: These things for I feel like I can anymore as much,
just because it involves the guys.
Speaker 4: And they're more complicated than a Jordan Peterson book pillaging.
Speaker 3: So I'm like, I don't want to. But then I thought, oh, man,
because it's funny because I'll my old man will call
me all the time, and if I said to him,
you know, I'm just kind of tired.
Speaker 2: And I got a ain't not a young guy anymore.
That's it. I don't know how you're gonna do it.
It's like it's like doomsday.
Speaker 3: I swear to got my my Maybe I thought it
was my brother, Maybe it was my brother in law.
They used to joke about my parents pushing each other
into the grave because my mother would go to Kenny
c he can hardly get out of a chair anymore.
My father will be like, I don't know what you're
doing with that hip. So it was like they're pushing
each other into the grave. Now I feel like he's
pushing me into the grave. It's like, you're as young
as how, You're gonna do.
Speaker 2: It all company.
Speaker 4: That's funny because my dad, my dad's been gone about
seventeen years.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 4: So I had a cousin who was born two weeks
after my dad died, so we look at him is
kind of like the barometers how long it's been. I
haven't talked to this kid in a while because of
another family issue. But okay. And at the end of
the day, though, I always asked myself, Hey, what would
I ask my father about? What would he be bugging
me about at this because he died at fifty eight
and I was twenty seven, So I have no idea.
What Like, I don't wantumber one, I don't know if
kids and number two, you know, like I wonder like
if I would have gotten married to the first time
if he were around. I wonder how if life would
have been different, and how different it would have been
if he were still around. But I also get into like, okay,
at this point, hey, what would I ask my father?
What would he be like breaking my stones?
Speaker 2: About what was your relationship with your dad?
Speaker 3: Because it often sounded to me like you looked at
him as like you're guiding force in a way, or
you didn't want to disappoint him.
Speaker 2: Is that fairness?
Speaker 5: Say?
Speaker 4: Absolutely? Okay, absolutely, And we all four of us or
all five of us looked at our father like he
was like he was John Wayne, like he would walk
into a room man, and everybody recognized my father, and
I knew who he was, and they loved him. They
loved them. And if you were not on the side
of good, if you were on the side of evil,
you try to screw somebody over to screw it. You
did not want to be on my father's bad side.
It was like when somebody walks into the into the
saloon in the old westerns and all of a sudden
I starts running and hiding. That's the kind of command
that he had. Like somebody once said, who just met
him and got to know for a few months, was like,
you know, your father reminds me a lot of Jimmy Braddock.
You mean Cinderella man. Yeah, like that kind of presence.
Speaker 3: I'm like, okay, So that's uh, it's weird because I
I would always kind of like rebelled against that.
Speaker 4: So that was the opposite of you like.
Speaker 3: Trying to take on you know what I mean, tell
me how to live, take over my life that sort of.
Speaker 4: My brother Joel was like you I was moreku dude.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yes, I mean that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: I was like the Jordan Moran of our family.
Speaker 3: No, I don't know, Jordan could be kind of but yes,
that's interesting, okay, all right, and Joel stupid weights.
Speaker 2: Well it's funny.
Speaker 3: Because you know, next week Thanksgiving, big family time. You know,
sometimes sometimes I can get chaotic, sometimes there's big refew.
Speaker 4: Have twenty one people in my brother's house, really, twenty
one people.
Speaker 2: That'd be kind of fun though, right it will be.
Speaker 4: I'm cleaving. I'm getting there at eleven. I'm cleaving my
chair on the my spot on the couch. We've got
a triple header, bring me my dinner. I gotta get
a hotel though I've never had to get a hotel before.
Speaker 2: Oh really, I.
Speaker 4: Had to get a hotel in Dunkirk because because I
got family coming in from all over. So this is
a big deal. And then my sister told my cousin, Yeah,
we're having Thanksgiving it jewels. You want to come, say
hey that that's a three bar people.
Speaker 3: Okay, so we got a full house, man, and is
everybody staying at your brothers?
Speaker 4: But you oh no, no, no, no no.
Speaker 2: You said you got send packing.
Speaker 4: No I volunteered. Well, my wife figure, My wife like, okay,
so anytime we leave, have an overnight.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: My wife loves to stay in a hotel, which I
usually pay for because because she wants to be She
wants to like, we don't have a bathtub, per se,
we have a shower. She wants to get the bathtub experience,
get the bath bombs, stretch out with the commercials. Kalgan
take me away if you can remember there too, no enough,
big enough, if it is big enough, I would love
to and she would let me. But this is just
me time right now. Dan Okay, meantime, what do you do? Well,
I just get on the phone and just read Twitter.
I guess.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: A new survey says that sixty four percent of Americans
said election related stress.
Speaker 2: Is impacting their are you kidding me? Plans?
Speaker 3: And twenty three percent are considering skipping Thanksgiving all together.
Speaker 4: I don't want to sit by their maga uncle.
Speaker 3: Well, I started to think about this. And the survey
was done by the survey from Spruce. I don't know.
I'm not familiar with Spruce. I don't know what that is,
but that's who did. It included two thousand people from
all fifty US states, equally split between men and women,
and it also surveyed adults that were aged twenty five
to sixty five when regularly celebrate Thanksgiving. And the Menti
meter study found that the political arguments are expected at
forty eight percent of Thanksgiving, underscoring the heightened tension. And
I went, loo, at this point, it's over right. Whether
you agree with it or not, it's not going to
change anything.
Speaker 4: It's not the it's not that it's going to change anything.
It's when you see you see so and so, whoever
so and so is I told you did not tell you?
Speaker 1: What did I tell you?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: But he got to eat crow besides turkey.
Speaker 3: But maybe they can maybe they can pipe it down
a little bit and no one needs to you.
Speaker 2: Won you know?
Speaker 4: Well what I don't know why I'm laughing.
Speaker 2: Here's the thing that I think is poking push.
Speaker 3: It's sad because this will last four years and then
it'll be done.
Speaker 4: Mm hmm. Yeah. It's not like it's not like he's
gotten the four years. What It's not like it's not
like Trump has another four years after this where you
can get reelected.
Speaker 2: It's four years. That's it.
Speaker 4: This is sometimes is it?
Speaker 2: And he's gonna be eighty two years old. I think
by the time it's done.
Speaker 4: Yeah, think about the last four years with Biden but better.
Speaker 3: But so, all I'm saying is like to me, if
you if you're not going to somebody's that seems worse.
Speaker 2: Family's all you.
Speaker 4: Got, right, think about this your what fifty one, three,
fifty three? Yeah, I'm forty four. Yeah, I mean this
will be my forty fourth Thanksgiving. This will be your
fifty third Thanksgiving. Yes, think about like one Thanksgiving that
you're giving away and you don't know if you're gonna
be here for next six gifts. It's afraid of that
uncle or that cousin or that person who's they're a
crazy person in the house.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but even there, so what it's over, Like we.
Speaker 4: Have a code in my family. Like so we're all
pretty much on the same page for the most part.
But we got the step dad. Now this is where
I go, Dad, Really, you couldn't have gone to the doctor.
Couldn't couldn't have done. No, he's a great guy. He's
a great guy. He's really smart. He's an engineer, but
he is he's not a maga guy. But he is
a libertarian. So you could tell pretty much that he
leans in that direction. But he's got a theory on
everything everything. So we have to steer the conversation. Okay,
keep it the football, keep it the food.
Speaker 2: But see that stuff is annoying, Like wouldn't you like
to like just let him go off.
Speaker 4: The election boom just a little bit, just a little bit.
Speaker 2: I mean, it would be funny.
Speaker 4: He got into it with my wife once on Facebook
about teachers. O. God, I had I had to referee that.
I had to call him mo ma. Really that you
have to comment on that well, you know, my hees
me harm. He just you know, he's got an opinion
and people respect him for it.
Speaker 2: You think, like, hang, honest, I love to I love
I think.
Speaker 4: I think he's a riot. I think he's a riot.
But other people get uncomfortable.
Speaker 3: You don't need to justify he knows what he No, No,
I don't mean that like that.
Speaker 2: I'm sure you do. I'm sure everything.
Speaker 3: You sure, But you can't tell me that the guy
doesn't know what he's doing and that he's going to
get under her feathers, which is gonna make your life worse.
Speaker 2: And why why what is he bored? Is he fucking bored?
Why does he what? You choose to comment? You know
what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: It's not like you sat there and you just all
of a sudden just spoke out, like it just blurted
out of your mouth that I can be a little
more forgiving on. Then you sat down, you had to
read this, and then you had to make a couple
of clicks type and then hit enter, and during that
time you can't go, eh, maybe I shouldn't do this
because it's Dan's wife and she's a teacher and whatever.
Speaker 4: Like nineteen times out of twenty, I don't post what
I really want to post. Yeah, on social media, and
I'm not on Facebook anymore, but on Twitter, like there
are times that I want I'm like, no, it's not
worth it.
Speaker 3: But what I'm saying is the comment though, comment to
your right, like I don't have to. I see a
lot of things they don't agree with. I'm not commenting
on it. But it's funny you say that because I
think years ago, my father, like my grandparents, my father's
parents were over and my parents were teachers, and I
think my father's you know what, my grandfather, you know
what the problem is with you teachers? This ship hit
the fan, Like they packed up and left and they
had to drive four hours, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: But there was a bunch of there's a bunch of
teachers around.
Speaker 4: The four hours.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it was them not not not they were yes,
but grandma and grandpa laughed. But the weird part to
me is like even there, you had to have the
pre thought you're sitting your son is a teacher, is
a teacher, Their friends are over their teachers, and you go.
Speaker 2: You know what, the brothers and teacher. He's just looking
to stir ship up. It's say, who's the fault?
Speaker 4: Really, who's the fault? You know he's gonna stir stuff up? Well,
I don't think so.
Speaker 2: He normally didn't. He normally didn't.
Speaker 4: Like my old Italian grandfather, who I loved.
Speaker 2: Miss d That's not true.
Speaker 3: My grandfather did because he used to always say to me, hey,
he would call my father mister Noadof, here we go,
come here, come here go. Ask mister Noadof he knows
the meaning of this, Ask him if he can spell
far fig news. He would do all this ship So
that was yes, that's a good. But even here was intentional.
I was too little tear story and for my father.
And I'm sure I'm paraphrasing and not getting it right.
Speaker 2: But in that case, how.
Speaker 3: Uncomfortable for you because it's not even like it's your dad,
like you, I wouldn't be comfortable calling him. I want
to call my mom too, you know, but if it
was your dad, you might go dad, Jesus.
Speaker 4: So one time I called my I got two stories
on this. One time I called my mother, or so
she called me. She called me, and I couldn't figure
it was. It was a random Thursday night and that's
the weekend I found out that the guy that she
dated between my father and my stepfather died. So I
was wondering if that was a weird way of reaching
out without saying what was on her mind, because I'm
sure she had a relationship with this person, and while
she may not miss him, I'm sure it kind of
stung a little when she found out that he passed away,
because they're the same age, and it makes you think
about reality. So when I was this close with and
this I was engaged to passed away. So I go, hey, Mike,
because he's she's on speaker and he's in the background,
so I know he's there. Yeah, I go, hey, Mike.
I got this book by Bill O'Reilly. You might want
to check out. It was The President's Investigating the Presidents
or something like that, and I was an impulse by
it Bjay's, But I bought it because I'd like to
learn these lessons of all these things that the presidents
went through. And I've been reading it. The George Washing
and stuff's fascinating, and I go, I wonder what he
has to say about FDR, because he's a libertarian. Libertarians
hate FDR.
Speaker 2: They think they think about Bill O'Reilly.
Speaker 4: You can't trust Bill O'Reilly. I'm like, oh, I know,
but I'm surprised to hear you say that because you
watch Fox News all the time. No, you can't trust
because he has some good things to say about FDR.
And I'll tell you what. FDR ruined a lot of
stuff for America. Let me tell you why people feel
like he the great heed. Yeah, it was extended because
of the of the programs implement do to give people.
It was the war that got us out of the depression,
not FDR. And since and there weren't term limits back then. Yeah,
I get it, I get it. I mean, here's what
there are programs that needed to be implemented at that
point because there was nothing else. And I'm not a Democrat,
but we needed a kick in the ass.
Speaker 3: Here's the thing that I liked about it was but
I think that most men, most people, I don't want
to do it men, But back then it was men
that were going to go out and do this work right,
pave the roads, whatever it was. So I always thought
there was some satisfaction in that. Right, you felt good
I accomplished something. Today I'm not a loser. I'm not
sitting around my home. I don't have you know, the
wife and kids and everybody staring at me. You're like going,
what what the fuck are you gonna do? When there
is nothing? So I feel like in for a a
self esteem and satisfaction thing, it was good.
Speaker 4: It wasn't welfare, it was workfair.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I thought that was a great I really
did think that was great. But I have read where
many people feel like it prolonged, there was the Great
Depression and made things worse.
Speaker 4: So I don't know. So he so he starts going
up like, okay, cool, all right, mom, I'll talk to him.
So here's the other side.
Speaker 2: Wait, you just let him go.
Speaker 4: And then I thought, okay, cool, everything else going all right?
Speaker 2: And then you hang up and you leave that with
your mother.
Speaker 4: No I didn't hang up. Oh yeah, but like you
hang up on him fired and your mom she's gonna
get a twenty minute podcast. And I told her, I go,
you don't, Mike, you don't. You got to do. You
got to get a podcast. I got to get you
a microphone and some software this Christmas. And hey, we
got a podcast network with Billified. You could be that
guy and then you and Jim Bowers could go back
and forth. I would bro I would pay money to
watch the two of them go out. You'll be hysterical.
But here's the other side of a family squabble Sunday dinner.
This is before I was born. My grandfather drank a
lot of wine. He made it, drank it, made it,
drank it, almost drank it as fast as he made it. Right.
So we had a cousin named Vito, and Vito was adopted.
But Vito didn't know he was adopted. So veto sitting
there at like twelve years old, asking asking is my
grandfather at the time, Grandpa tell us where we're from? Grandpa? So, okay,
so who are these people?
Speaker 2: I don't know what?
Speaker 4: Oh my grandfather was American first race. He goes, what
do you care you're adopted? Oh he didn't know.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's phenomenal.
Speaker 4: And that started a cascade of Oh my gosh. My
grandmother thinking that the from the story I heard was
that she thought that the ceilings were gonna come down.
The whole family's like a ghast. My uncle Vito's wife
like storms out, she has to grab him. Everyone starts arguing.
Father like uncle Junior sitting in the corner. Hey, what
he's a hot house flower. What does he cares my house?
Speaker 3: I love when when things go a little sideway, and
they would my family would get loud, you know, especially
my grandmother's around Christmas time, even Thanksgiving, there was some
a lot of drinking that went on. You know, people
would get mad about different things. I think my my
aunt was dating a guy who was Italian, but he
was Italian American.
Speaker 4: But he had the horn, he had the chest hair,
he had the white theater, he had the Jordan Ash
jeans that were real tight and everything. Oh yeah, that's
that's now become the affliction shirt.
Speaker 2: And my grandfather used to call him one word.
Speaker 4: She's bringing the guinea best.
Speaker 2: She used to say. And then they would get drunk
and it would start.
Speaker 3: He started under his brother, the guinea best, and then
she would get mad and then it would be all
this and you know, then she's parading around in leather
pants one holiday and.
Speaker 2: My father goes, uh, my grandfather, She goes, don't you
like what his name was? George? George got men think that?
And my Grandma's like, my father goes, smells like raw
hide to me. Father.
Speaker 4: You know what if somebody could do a treatment for
one man, to do a television show, a sitcom. I
think somebody tried stupid stuff. My dad says, what Bill shattered?
I think your father, you're like, if Kevin and you
could like brainstorm in a room, I think that would
be great.
Speaker 3: God, the two of us coming back this summer from
the Rolling Stones talking about our father, we were crying.
Speaker 4: We were laughing so hard.
Speaker 2: Because some of this stuff is just so bizarre. It's
so bizarre.
Speaker 3: And I truly love my father, and I'm an older guy,
so I don't have any of these real hang ups
that I did. He and I had some bumpy times, right,
but he's always loved me and I've known that and
it's just a weird thing.
Speaker 2: But he wasn't the.
Speaker 3: I don't know, like the modern dad is more support
of I think listens a little bit more. It's not
my way or the highway.
Speaker 4: They're in the delivery room.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, oh yes.
Speaker 4: They're taking paternity leave too.
Speaker 3: But I think I think there's like just you know,
as the kids get older, right, you have more discussions.
You listen, you try to, you know, certainly set boundaries,
but there isn't this you know, explosiveness that there was right,
you know, my way or the highway domineering kind of thing.
And uh, it's so funny to listen to him because
he doesn't get any of.
Speaker 2: You know, it's always like, i'll tell you what, give me,
give me ten minutes of that. I'll handle it.
Speaker 3: It's like, okay, but it doesn't make it better like
it ever did. It was just you were scared to
say anything. So and what I would do is to
go I would just get you off my back and
go do what I was gonna go do. Anyway, there's no.
Speaker 4: Stofflet like like the wind up toy, just let himself Yeah, yeah,
and then what what? The toy runs out? Then you
go back to doing what.
Speaker 3: You what did h We'll take a moment. I have
lots of questions with the New York Jets. I'm sorry
so today, I know, and I know we talked about
this last night, but there's more stuff today there well,
a little bit, a little bit a little bit.
Speaker 2: And I have a question at.
Speaker 3: One guy, why is there one guy that will he
ever coach in the NFL again? And would he not
be maybe the best that nobody's really thinking of I'll ask,
I'll ask. Maybe I'm wrong. Okay, you know you have thoughts.
I have scatterbrain thoughts.
Speaker 2: We'll get to all. Let's get to it right after this.
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Speaker 2: I'm not sure if it's.
Speaker 4: Whitestick. I'm good with voices.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's kind of a shitty song when I hear
it now it is, but in the double time dres Yeah,
when I was like, whon did this come out?
Speaker 4: I'm eighty nine, it was I'm taking a guess.
Speaker 3: Oh wait, no, no, no, had to be eighty seven.
I'm saying eighty nine would be a little late. I'm
saying eighty seven. And the only reason I'm saying that
it was just I like this song and it was this.
I always call it the sweet spot of life that
even if a song shitty, it takes you back. Yeah,
and I dropped slide it in on somebody today.
Speaker 4: Eighth eighties music is like mustaches. Yeah, yeah, all right,
people wear them, but you can think they're trying to
like choke. They're not being serious. We're back back in
the eighties, like every man had a mustache and it
was considered like yeah, manly, yes, you know. But that's
so it's funny because so every once in a while
I have to stay at a record stores because I
realized with streaming, they're a complete waste of money, even
for the nostalgic purposes. They're stupid, which you.
Speaker 2: Can listen over and over to the same thing. So
I think.
Speaker 4: So I thought I found a piece of gold.
Speaker 2: Yeah, would you go in?
Speaker 4: I see Jimmy Page and David Coverdale right, not the
record Page, Coverdale Page right. So the story was because
after I did my little research on it, after I
bought the record.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I remember that it was pretty good.
Speaker 4: Actually, so the record was good. I didn't buy that record.
I bought Coverdale Page doing a live performance in London
on the BBC. So I'm like, oh, this has got
to be so cool. It's thirty four dollars man Coverdale
and Page, an amazing voice, an amazing guitar player. I'm
sure there's some seppline. Oh there's look, there's some Zeppelin
in here. And there's still the night. Oh, these are
the two. So I gotta hear this, right, I play
the record. I don't know if they were both drunk
or one of them. It was awful. It was a
cash grab and I didn't realize that David Coverdale was
such a led Zeppelin fan that he wanted to play
with Jimmy Page so bad. But a big cash grab.
Record together and the record was okay, it was, but
the live performance was awful well, and they sold it.
They made a ton of money.
Speaker 3: Me wanted probably, I thought was very in favor of
a Zeppelin reunion.
Speaker 4: And Robert Plant wouldn't do it, couldn't. He couldn't sing, Yeah,
but he just wouldn't just want to do it. They
would do Page and Plant stuff every once.
Speaker 2: And every once in a while. And I loved Robert
Plant solo stuff.
Speaker 4: Oh he was fantastic, big log But did you know
that like when Van Halen would when Van Hallen decided
they weren't gonna go with this dude that they found
and replaced after Gary Sharon. Now we're talking like post
Gary Sharon when they go on MTV with David Lee Roth. Right,
David Coverdale was actually in consideration for the job, and
I don't know what happened. That would have been cool,
David Coverdale and Van Halen, because who has the credibility
to sing all those old songs from like both David
Lee Roth and Sammy Hagar. Yeah, David Coverdale, I agree,
he would have the pedigree of the cover that it
would be interesting to see for sure. Yeah, it would
have been awesome, but it didn't happen.
Speaker 3: No, the New York Jets. I only bring it up
because the Bills are on a buy this week. But
I'm fascinated by this Jets thing. And the reason is
I'm They're getting beat up everywhere.
Speaker 2: Worst thing in the world.
Speaker 3: You know, all this, but I go boy to have
the balls to go all in. I hope people take
that into consideration. They really try to deliver something. A
win now. This wasn't win in the future. This isn't
the Buffalo Bills getting Josh Allen and the future will
be better. Yeah, you got a quarterback in his forties.
Speaker 4: This is like win now.
Speaker 2: This is win now.
Speaker 4: And there are people in Buffalo who said, I think
the Jets are going to win the division this year. Yes, yes,
respected people. By the way, I don't think is I
don't think is actually a bad take. That's what I'm saying,
wasn't a bad take.
Speaker 3: That's what Okay, thank you mean you mean?
Speaker 4: Greg? And I think even Kevin we weighed in on
this and said it, don't be surprised not the Jets
are going to do it. Don't be surprised if the
Jets they had all the tools and now you got
to healthy Aaron Rodgers back. So let's see what happened.
By the way, the Bills were only beat in two
playoff teams this year. Okay, the Bills are still in
the step back mode. Whether people want to realize it
or not. Okay, they're putting it together, but don't be
surprised if they don't go all the way. Okay, it
could have or it couldn't happen. But that being said,
the Jets on paper looked like a pretty damn good team.
Speaker 2: We did think that. I was nervous.
Speaker 4: We have to remember, as always they're the Jets.
Speaker 2: It was last season.
Speaker 3: I was nervous in that first game, and then I
was nervous this season.
Speaker 2: I really was.
Speaker 4: They did win seven games last year with Zach Wilson,
so now.
Speaker 3: Rex Ryan and he hasn't been shy about his willingness
to return. I think in the modern day we'll call
it the the aughts. He had the best record with
them as the head coach. Yes he did, I'm pretty sure,
or at least did they go to if he had
the best record.
Speaker 4: So al Groh had the last like I think of
all the Jets coaches including her Metwards, whom I love dearly.
Al Grow is the only one with a winning record. Okay,
since Bill Parcells quit, but I thought, but the most
successful coach is Rex Ryan because he brought them to the
Championshi Game.
Speaker 2: Twice back to back years.
Speaker 4: Let's talk about success. I mean, let's not go wins
a loss. Let's go with success. Yeah, he got past
the Patriots twice.
Speaker 3: Yeah, pretty good. Yeah, and he said the coaching is
an absolute disaster. I'm not sure you're coding it. It's bad.
It stinks, there's no way around it. He was on
I don't know, some ESPN showing. You know, he's on
first No, no, but this is a radio show. Oh okay,
ESPN New.
Speaker 4: York, and he goes this boy RJ probably produced it.
It's the morning show when yeah, e Patrow and what's
his name?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: That would he him come out of retirement now at
sixty one years old, that's how old Rex Ryan is.
He would instantly become the second oldest head coach in
the NFL behind Andy Reid, who's sixty six.
Speaker 4: Yes, please do Yeah. So you know John Oliver, right, Yeah,
So John Oliver's got that show on HBO. Last week tonight.
And he's gotten a little out there the last few years.
But when he's a guy who hold himself accountable to
the stupid stuff that comes out of his mouth. So
when Trump won the election, he goes, I don't know
anyone who wanted President Trump to run for president, and
then they go back to a video a year before,
Oh please run for president. Mean, he would be a joke.
It'd be hilarious. That's what it would be like. It'll
be a re the Rex circus. But what would suck
is if it would work. Well, it may for Bills
Rex may. He'd be great for Jets fans if it works.
I don't think that would be the case.
Speaker 3: Why doesn't anybody call on John Gruden? Is he just
too hot to handle?
Speaker 4: I think, Well, the story is after he signed with
Barstool that he is coming back into the NFL at
some point that there are general managers who want to
work with Cruden and owners who want to work with
Grud and bring him in. I think they're nuts. Not
Why do you say nuts because I think he's dated. Okay,
here's the thing you have to understand. Is predicated on
two things.
Speaker 3: Right, But go back to just the racist comment or
emails whatever went back with Washington.
Speaker 2: Yes, would both playing for that coach?
Speaker 4: I think? So, okay, I think because if he was
a great because when he was, there's guys who played
for Gruden who will vouch for Gruden. Okay, Right, Like
some comments like it was the NFL made like Mark
Davis didn't want to fire John Gruden. The NFL made
him fire John Gruden. Okay, and then so the the
the litigation about how much money's he's out is still
on't going, which, by the way, Mark Davis wanted to
pay him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was ten years, ten million dollars.
Speaker 4: Like, yeah, ten million dollars a year or something like
this ridiculous amount of money. The knock on John Gruden
is that he doesn't care about special teams, He doesn't
know anything about defense. He just wants to coach offense. Yeah,
he just wants to coach offense. And when he so,
he resurrected the Raiders, he rebuilt uh rich Gannon's career.
Rich Gannon was a journey until he got to until
he got to Bay.
Speaker 2: No, it was Oakland, Oakland, Oakland, and then you.
Speaker 4: Know, he and Al had a falling out Gruden, and
so he goes, well, send me to Florida, send me
to Tampa Bay. That's where I want to leave him
from Florida. Let's do that. Even he sounds kind of
the man, and so he goes. He takes over for
Tony Dungee. Everything was in place. All he had to
do is turn the key. The knock on Tony Dungee
was he couldn't coach offense, so the defense was already
in place. He goes, and he gave Dungee credit because
Tony Dungey would have won the Super Bowl too. I
don't think so, because he didn't know offense. Gruden comes in,
turns the keys with Dungee's staff, wins the Super Bowl,
and then after that the Bucks, like Thick, played one
more playoff game the rest of Gruden's tenure. That was it.
Speaker 3: It was weird. That was a quick thing. And you
know who's on that team and won a.
Speaker 4: Rob Johnson former Buffets the greatest yea Heddle figure and
set it right back to Buffalo. But I think Gruden,
like he's in the movie, I think I think you'll
see him coaching again. You do, yeah, because if this
lawsuit continues, to escalate and go and like the NFL
is gonna be like, all right, what do we gotta
do to settle this thing? You want a job?
Speaker 2: How many lawsuits do they have forgot.
Speaker 4: In the NFL? I mean they could just put this way.
They could fight it all day. They just don't want
to because they're cheap. They don't want to. So but
I think Gruden could come back. And I think that, like,
I mean Gruden know one of the Jets I think
would be hilarious. Yes, please hire John Gruden? Go ahead, Jets,
please hire him. Was he Did you watch the Hard
Knocks with him with the Raiders?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 4: Oh, it was hysterical. Not guy, would if you whip
me like after the first preseason game, I want more,
EFFI dedication like he's swearing I want more and exec
shit like he's swearing it every much.
Speaker 2: So you're saying that that.
Speaker 3: He would be too old school for the almost a
modern player, is it?
Speaker 2: It's evolved something old school?
Speaker 4: But I think he at the same time, I think
the game has passed him by even okay, because if
you watch his film breakdowns, it's not like watching Kurt
Warner breakdown film. It's not like watching Peyton Manning breakdown film.
In other words, he's too far removed from the game
to understand how modern offense works. He could catch up,
but I don't think that he could coach a team
anymore and command the respect that he wants. And he
won one Super Bowl. A lot of guys he's won
one Super Bowl.
Speaker 3: Really, I was I'm curious as to whether or not
to that that heavy handedness, and almost seems things are
a little more collaborative. You know, you watch Harball, but
he's been around college kids too, Yes, and he comes in.
Speaker 4: He understands what it's like to have a skip at
his step, be joyful, motivate his player. But Gruda could
be that guy too, Yes, if you remember that guy.
But I mean at the same time, though, you know,
when Harball means business, you understand it. But Gruden means business.
He takes it out of everybody, and he like nobody
wants to be in in the clubhouse when when John's upset,
and that could be to a detribute. Yeah, I mean,
oh gosh, like a lot of the players that John
Gruden picked, because if he comes in, he's gonna want
total control. That he wants total control so he hires
Mike Mayock. So Mike Mayock, you know how Mike Mayock
made his name in Dallas. That wouldn't surprise me either.
But like he and Jerry are gonna have to collaborate,
and I think Jerry might go along with it because
Jerry's all about yeah, winning now, I mean Bill Parcells. Yeah,
Jerry doesn't have much time now, he doesn't. He's eighty two. Yes,
So Gruden, you know, I could see Gruden in Dallas.
I could see Gruden in New York. But here's the thing.
He's gotta have total control. If you looked at Gruden's drafts,
they were terrible. He hired Mike Mayock. Why because Mike
Mayock would let Gruden do whatever he wants. What was
Mayock for? He had a cup of coffee in the NFL,
But he was an analyst on NFL Network during games.
Everybody loved him because he was so easily explaining the game.
So then he became the NFL draft analyst. So now
Gruden looks at this guy because he was in TV
and Mayock's in TV. You know what, I trust this guy.
He knows couch football. I'll hire him. He had no
idea how to run a draft board. There's stories that
came out about him. He just thought it was like, oh,
it just put up a draft board of players that
you like could pick. No, you have to have meetings
with scouts. You have to understand like how he couldn't
put up a draft board. He couldn't figure any of
that stuff out. Gruden was picking the players and then
when he finally let Mayock do it in the later rounds,
some of the guys would, but in the early rounds
couldn't pick to save his life. Oh this is great,
So yeah, please hire him. I'll give Woody Johnson a
short list of guys that he should hire. Rex and
Sean Grudin are definitely on it as a Bills fan. Yes,
it would be a circus, but it would be hilarious. Well,
just if you think what's going on now with the Jets, buddies, Oh,
I can only get better with those, either of those two.
Speaker 2: Well, I feel like you can.
Speaker 3: Sometimes if you don't get a little clarity on a situation,
you can keep spiraling, spiraling, thinking you're pulling something.
Speaker 2: Out and just making it worse.
Speaker 4: Yeah right, oh yeah, momentum is just rolling there.
Speaker 2: I wanted to get rac and Randy on tonight because.
Speaker 4: He should coach to the Jets.
Speaker 3: They're say ted last, Well, I got a couple of
things I want to talk to Randy about. But Hallmark
movies are become a thing. And now there's a Hallmark
movie called and it's on Netflix, but I think it's
in conjunction with Hallmark.
Speaker 2: But it's on Netflix. It's called Hot Frosty.
Speaker 4: Okay, Kevin oxymoron, Well.
Speaker 2: This is it.
Speaker 3: And Hot Frosty is like a statue, like a Greek
statue that comes to life and it's this ripped, jacked
guy and it's like the objectification of men, yeah, instead
of the objectification of women.
Speaker 4: What's up with that?
Speaker 2: Lady?
Speaker 7: Wow.
Speaker 3: So there's a woman who I think she used to
be on Oprah and stuff. She says, this may be
how guys get laid this winter by watching this movie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, listen.
Speaker 5: There have been some studies that have shown that women
who read romance novels. They haven't translated that to watching
romantic movies, but it's basically the same have an increase
in sexual desire. So if you're wanting her to get
more in the mood, maybe watch a movie like this
with her and it might stimulate a little action afterwards. Well,
I think we mostly see women being portrayed in risk
ways and objectified, so to speak. We don't see hot
guys being objectified that often in service to women's arousal.
And it's interesting to me because I talked to so
many like mine too. We're all a sucker for Hallmark movies.
But it's like this well known secret that nobody talks about.
But the network extreaming service, definitely they are that Hallmark
movie at all that women love and slide in there
a little male sexy objectification. I have a magical recipe.
Speaker 2: Magical recipe. She's right. That was on TMC for years.
Speaker 4: Hallmark movies were these cheesy like old and then they
started and they started making their own production. They're doing
their own production, making their own movies. Yeah, and spiced
up the channel a little bit.
Speaker 3: But they were so formulaic, yes, right, of course, you
know is the somebody gets stuck in the town, somebody's
or somebody's down and out and up against the big
corporate version in their town.
Speaker 4: And every movie Sweet Home Alabama, Yeah yeah, yeah, so,
but but it works and people enjoy them. They do,
and we found out the race and Randy and his wife.
Speaker 3: Who is a very, very guy's guy kind of guy.
So here is the trailer for Hot Frosty. A lot
of this is visual, but just.
Speaker 2: Think of Hot Frosty.
Speaker 4: Jimmy a sip, I got a fever? Watn't you never mind?
Speaker 2: You know what. I'm gonna get Ai to write a
Hot Frosty song in the voice of.
Speaker 4: Before we come back. I will have Ai write in
the key of foreigner. Please, Okay, yeah, I will h yeah.
Speaker 3: But here is the trailer for Hot Frosty. Who I
did ask Randy. He has not seen it, but I will.
Speaker 2: We'll go over some of this with him and see
if we can get him to watch.
Speaker 4: Hey, it's nice to see you.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's got his favorite chicken.
Speaker 4: It no good things come to you when you're out
in the cold. Kathy Lady chatter Bade or something maybe
port shadow. Yet no, you keep it.
Speaker 3: So there's this this her scarf is magic. It's just
like Frosty. She puts it on there.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean to get behind.
Speaker 3: You and push the guy's got no shirt on and
he's ripped day.
Speaker 4: Excuse me? Can I help you?
Speaker 2: This is Jack.
Speaker 4: I was a steal man. That's not good. The coveralls
in the boots. Did you steal him? Yes? Man, went's
streaking in front of poor ethel channiches.
Speaker 2: See you see your pass out.
Speaker 4: You could but you can have the trama. Oh well no,
I'm not right now.
Speaker 2: Zip zip something high.
Speaker 8: You could just turn the temperature down and myles, you
like it.
Speaker 3: This is the cop trying to tear you gotta see that.
But if Randy's gotta Randy's got it.
Speaker 4: So if they put him in a greenhouse, does he
melt and all of a sudden they have to get
him out because he's locked in n I know there
must have been some magic's overallsday foul.
Speaker 3: Well, we gotta get the hot frosty song. We will
do that AI style, and we'll see if we can
get Race and Randy, because Randy has watched and he
I don't know if he can have a conversation in
the house. I don't mean this in a derogatory way
without his why ch I mean.
Speaker 4: Wow, it sounds like somebody I know.
Speaker 2: Well, who's that?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 4: My mother and my stepfather. Okay, Mom's on speaker. He's
got to give his Color commentary.
Speaker 3: Everything she's saying, Okay, so Randy's going said something and
she goes, Wow, we're watching on Saturday night, so the
plans are already made. Don't make plans for Saturday night.
There's a Hallmark movie. But we will try to get
a hold of Race and Randy and see that and
get you the Hot Frosty AI song that we'll put
together and try to put it in the Kiev Lou
Graham if we can.
Speaker 2: If we can do that.
Speaker 3: Uh, you know, if you're looking for hot Frosty, that
should be the name.
Speaker 2: Of a drink and iron smoked.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I can see that. Yeah, when you like, you
can ask for it. Sugar List too. That's true.
Speaker 3: The Hot Frosty you get over there, it's made with
all the delicious iron smoked spirits and Friday November twenty second,
that would be today Acoustic Sunset sessions with Reed Burton
and then Jumbo Shrimp playing while you suck back your
Hot Frosty.
Speaker 4: Great show, great show. It is a great just Jumbo
and Frosty.
Speaker 2: The Hot Frosty just sounds hot Frosty. Yeah, there's so
many things you could do with that.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, you know it could be a yeah.
Speaker 2: Well somebody said that to me. I said, hot frosty.
They go they thought it was a wendy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I could see like that is your hot frosty.
Speaker 2: Saturday, come back to Iron Smoke Distillery.
Speaker 4: I'm pregnant.
Speaker 3: I hope they make a hot frosty when they hear
this ad. Create a hot frosty over there, please. Acoustic
Good Weather String Band is going to be doing the
acoustic Sunset session.
Speaker 2: Let me say that again. Good Weather String Band bring
some good weather. Yeah.
Speaker 3: They grew out of kind of a backyard jam session.
How it works and some people get encouraged.
Speaker 2: Yeah they're they're not. Yes, they do.
Speaker 4: Like we know some people who are like who couldn't sing?
We're told, you know, you're so great. They started band
as well.
Speaker 3: This is a tight knit group, these guys. A time
inspired original music and classic tunes that gets you moving
and then Saturday Night Danny.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 3: It's the collision of two bands that actually collided in
a sense on their own in real life.
Speaker 4: Asia.
Speaker 2: No, this would be appetite for Vaultage.
Speaker 3: Appetite for Voltage where you had Axe Rose Front a
CDC for a while. I saw a kid and.
Speaker 4: It's called it's called it's called predictive programming. Appetite for
Voltage came first, and that ACDC with actually came after
the All right, so I think the Illuminati was onto
this and told Appetite for Voltage start a band to
get everybody into axel playing with a CDs.
Speaker 3: I saw a kid walking around in a sweatshirt that
was in the ACDC logo, but it's aid ADHD, Yeah,
I've seen.
Speaker 4: That too, have you.
Speaker 3: I had never seen that Iron Smoke distillery. Get out there,
enjoy it all. Try to encourage them to make a
hot frosty. I think that would be a great say.
Speaker 4: Bill Moran says, make me a hot frosty Iron Smoke
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have cool matsig Nights, Cats in the light, spot lights,
Tom Class sheltedy off the stage, Kevin nos.
Speaker 7: Clips down in this stone night Cold recording with the lights,
hot flathless Scott Such.
Speaker 2: All right, there's there's that.
Speaker 4: It sounds like a cross between Papa Roach and Fallout Boy.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, but now there's another. They always give
you two, they give you another one. Yeah, they give
you two, same lyrics. It'll be the same lyrics but
a slightly different sound. So here we go with Hot
Frosty number two.
Speaker 2: Here it comes.
Speaker 9: Us down the street helping with John Hadds Iso Cold
made Hans a night, Dan sitting in the right spot
lights sat till the old stage ever shows his age,
sweat trips.
Speaker 7: Down in this snow night, cold Bud burning with lights,
snow man.
Speaker 3: And this fro.
Speaker 2: Shut it down and shows sizzle is Si so boutill
and SI.
Speaker 4: Sets the frozen world nights.
Speaker 2: Frosty.
Speaker 4: Yeah, sounds like download download You may now know that eighties.
Speaker 3: Oh that's funny. Guys are great all right now, Race
and Randy, I can't I sent him. I wanted to
get him on Mondy.
Speaker 4: I can't get my computer to work. The on button
won't work.
Speaker 2: I wanted to get him on screen. Let me see
then he's.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm doing it right now, buddy, got it. I'm
trying to get on. We need to do get it done.
Speaker 4: When Race and Randy is on our calls, right, we
need to when he first appears on video. We need
him like he's like underneath the car and then he
like wheels himself out from under the car. Hey, buddy,
I'm here. What do you need to help with any
one of those things called that you slide up, slide
on and slide out of the creep creepers.
Speaker 2: Somebody wrote that under a video today called it the
Creeper and you thought it.
Speaker 3: Through read those classes they're talking about me. H, Randy, Well,
we can do it this way.
Speaker 2: I'd love to be able to see it if you
can pop on. I don't know. Is it hard to do?
Did I did get to your spam? Maybe?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 6: No, I have to go and I'm kind of going
in through my phone. It's easier for me to go
in through my phone, so I just got to and
it won't go through my phone. I have to write it.
I have to get to write it down then punch
it in and go in.
Speaker 2: Oh, I'm sad.
Speaker 6: I can do it either way. You I didn't make
it everything.
Speaker 2: Oh, we got you here. We'll just do it this way.
Speaker 6: Okay, we got you Okay, cool?
Speaker 2: Looked up? Man, I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: Well, first of all, it's been a while and I
and that's my fault. I've been a little distracted and
busy with things and I don't know even tell you.
Speaker 6: It's called anybody's caught life, you know that. Yeah, And
the last last time I tried to get hold of
me was I was watching The Racist. I want to
be bothered.
Speaker 2: I'm like Oh, no, I understand, and I totally respected that.
Speaker 3: Uh, but Hallmark is it's the time of year for
homerk can's all their Christmas movies and things.
Speaker 6: Yep, Christmas movie all the way through now to December.
Speaker 2: All the way bady, So what have you seen so far?
Speaker 6: Uh? Santa tell me was a good win. It was
a brand new and that was a pretty cool one.
We did like that one. We watched the big It's
Jingle Jingle Run, Jiggle Bell runs, Jingle running. Watched it
the other day. I watched God what somebody? We watched
a couple of them, A couple.
Speaker 2: How BIG's your TV?
Speaker 6: Well, the one downstairs and sixty five on the up
stairs walls is fifty eight, okay.
Speaker 4: So if you're scaling down upstairs, fifty eight that's the
main TV though.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but the dance and Nascars to go on to
sixty five events, so you know, I was.
Speaker 4: Going to say, you're down on the basement for that.
Speaker 3: Now there's there's a new one, Randy, and it's called
Hot Frosty, and I believe it is a Hallmark movie.
Speaker 2: No it's not, okay, but.
Speaker 6: It's a Netflix movie. It's a net Next movie.
Speaker 3: It's a Netflix movie, but it's deuce because it has
your favorite Hallmark actress in it.
Speaker 2: And I thought it was kind of the.
Speaker 4: Well who is he?
Speaker 2: Who is your favorite one?
Speaker 6: I can't, uh, I can't hear her name, right, that's
half the time.
Speaker 4: Moves it a lot, buddy, I can identify her.
Speaker 2: Give me, give me an attempt of saying her name.
Speaker 6: Oh god, I thought I can't. Got me laughing. Now,
I can't even say it. I can't even say it.
Speaker 4: Who's Miguela's No, it's.
Speaker 2: I think it's Lacey Chadber.
Speaker 6: That's set.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I said Chadber because I started I started to
think of chatter Beer.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Okay, So Lacey Sebert is in this, and she's forty two.
Speaker 6: Years old, you know, okay, just let you know it.
She's forty two years old.
Speaker 3: So she she puts a scarf around a statue, like
a topless almost Greek statue, just to make you think
that way. Or the Italian David she was in the
Chick for Mean Girls.
Speaker 6: Oh okay, yeah, that's her. That's the one.
Speaker 4: Okay, I'm sorry, go ahead, And she puts her on
a snowman.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and he comes to life No, it's a statue.
It's like a Greek statue.
Speaker 6: Or something was snowman, but I haven't seen it yet,
so it.
Speaker 2: Comes to life.
Speaker 3: Maybe it is a snowman, but it comes to life,
and he's all chiseled and he's in great shape. And
people are saying that have watched the movie, their wives
are interested, or their girlfriends and having sex after watching this.
And I'm just saying, Randy, we would like you.
Speaker 6: That's Chippendale's. But he's like a Chippendale comes out of Chippendales.
That's all, Hey, here we go, Hey ladies, come on down,
here we go.
Speaker 2: But Randy, we wanted you got to watch this and
tell us if you if you get Actually, I.
Speaker 6: Don't know if I'm gonna don't have Netflix, so I
don't know if I'm gonna watch it or not, but
I might try it. But I told Tracy about she's well,
let me went to get Netflix and check it out. Well,
either that, she knew the movie right away soon as
I said something to her Bush it's not on Hallmark.
It's a Netflix movie. She knew right away.
Speaker 3: Yes, it is a Netflix movie, but I thought it
was produced by the Hallmark people. Maybe I'm not sure,
but they teamed up and we we even played an
expert saying that they're sliding in the objectification of men.
Speaker 4: Let this movie as a fellow man.
Speaker 3: I don't know, now, Randy, do you know anybody in
your family that has Netflix?
Speaker 2: Mom and Dad, one of.
Speaker 3: Your sons, Tracy's daughter, does I believe then you need
to borrow the pass code for she's not watching it
all the time.
Speaker 2: You got to you gotta be evy.
Speaker 3: So I think I think you got much of this
and see how it compares to the other movies. And
some people are saying hot, I don't know. I'm just saying, oh,
it probably could might be.
Speaker 6: Like you know, you got that other company. That other
channel is called the biggest graymer country. I just call
it gack. They've been making movies and some of theirs
were okay, but the greatst, the Hallmark movie is still better,
top notch.
Speaker 2: Better. They really are.
Speaker 3: So you know, it's funny around the holidays because they
say a couple of things, Especially after the holidays, it
seems like people's libidos go down, there's less intimacy, that
sort of thing.
Speaker 4: But I put out so much weight. Well that's true
to that effects that affects your like your sex drive
and everything. When you like eat all that food, your carve,
your cor results up, your sex drive is down. You're
so I need the ostra ganda, Randy.
Speaker 6: It's funny. I eat all that food. Just keep me
some energies to keep me going, buddy.
Speaker 3: So but at the same time, if you talk to
divorce attorneys, January to March is their busy season.
Speaker 2: Oh right, I can imagine their busy season.
Speaker 4: I had enough of your mega Christmas.
Speaker 6: And yeah, I wanted I wanted to ring. You got
me a washing machines.
Speaker 2: Ring around the collar. So we were just talking about
racing Randy and bing. He used to say that.
Speaker 3: So, Randy, I did see on BuzzFeed today signs that
a marriage was doomed.
Speaker 2: And one of the things I wrote it.
Speaker 4: Now my now my wife my ex wife.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, I.
Speaker 6: Know all about that.
Speaker 4: You're like a three time champion.
Speaker 2: So this is this is my favorite because.
Speaker 4: I say.
Speaker 3: This is my favorite. Uh, I always say over compensation.
Somebody said on Reddit. The ones who constantly posts on
social media about how wonderful each other are love you
to the moon and back. No, I love you more
et cetera is always a red flag to me. Every
single couple we know who posted like this suddenly split up.
It was like everything perfect one day and one of
them has moved out the next day. And I went,
I always feel like there's overcomp over when I see
my wife's birthday sees the gradest.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: I saw somebody today who posted for their wife's birthday
and it was just one maybe a bit of a
run on sentence, but that was it, calling her a
great you know, daughter, mother, blah blah, and wife, and
that was it.
Speaker 2: And I went, that's a marriage is gonna last. It's
these other ones, you know.
Speaker 6: It's like I tell my wife, I tell my work
every day. She's the sexy goddamn thing I've ever seen.
You guys be crazy and she knows.
Speaker 10: Its Traine, young cannibal.
Speaker 2: We gotta do.
Speaker 4: We gotta do an auto tune with a cannibal. I
like to a frost hot frosty or was it frosty
to the fine young cannibals.
Speaker 3: Somebody else said, my social circle is in their forties
and fifties. The bigger the wedding, the messier the divorce. Yeah,
I've heard that yeah, I know a.
Speaker 6: Guy too old, I know. Oh, Danny, go ahead, Ny,
I'm sorry ahead.
Speaker 4: So I know a guy. When I first got into radio,
like sports radio shows, like it was Brad Davies and
he had like a group of guys who would like
come to trivia and they became like regulars like Barflyes
on the show. And one of these guys names was Craig,
and Craig married this woman. We had this huge wedding
man out in Virginia at this plantation. I'm like, I
already know they're getting divorced. As soon as he said plantation,
I knew it was over, and like we had like
twelve people standing. Oh he just keeps adding up, like
I could see the bill going up in my head.
And then after we got married, you want to fake boob,
So I had to pay for those. Yeah, they were
divorced in six months. Six months.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I know, I know. Guy. A couple of people
got married and probably spent fifty sixty grand at a
wedding and they left less than three years.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we great worst part about there together for like
seven years before. Once they got married, three years later,
they was done.
Speaker 4: Now, Randy, I got a better one. I know a
guy who got married at Mario's and they tore the
place out afterwards.
Speaker 2: The marriage was so bad and his name is Dad.
That's right. They turned into a Whole Foods. Though.
Speaker 4: Side of the ashes comes life.
Speaker 3: Every somebody. Now, this is one that I've seen happen,
not this way, but I've seen something similar. Every person
I ever knew this person writes on Reddit or on
a BuzzFeed. I knew that got their spouse's name tattooed
on them ended up divorced. Oh, it's like I have
a buddy who I would have never ever pictured.
Speaker 2: Either.
Speaker 3: People surprisingly get tattoos, right, Yeah, he and his wife
got matching tattoos, and I went, this is over.
Speaker 4: It's all over.
Speaker 2: Fuck it over. I just could feel it.
Speaker 3: And they had been a couple of decades, two decades maybe,
and I was like, Wow, that's that's it.
Speaker 4: That's almost as bad as to have the baby to
keep the marriage. You want get tattoos.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well the tattoos were less expensive get and you
can get them lasered off the child.
Speaker 4: Yeah you're stuck.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, hey tell you that. Can you imagine new
Lay or me or we's having a tattoos that can scratch.
Speaker 2: Well, I think I did know somebody.
Speaker 3: I did see somebody online that had an X through
or they tried to like morph it into something else. Faintly,
you can still see the first wife's name, a big
taeltale sign for my cousin's failed marriage?
Speaker 9: Was that?
Speaker 3: Right before my speech at the reception? Another bridesmaid told
me that the entire wedding party had an orgy the
night before. That was fun giving a speech after that information.
I don't even think the marriage lasted three months?
Speaker 6: Yeah, Hey, where's my keys? I remember that?
Speaker 2: Yeh when the couple has an elaborate, showy vow renewal.
Speaker 4: Oh, that's why I put John and Kate.
Speaker 3: Plus, Hey, the vow renew I'm always suspicious of the
vow renewal, always suspicious, and I don't know why. It
was often bandied about, like, oh that's something, and I
just didn't feel right about it. He did it once,
supposedly that was supposed to last. What are we renewing?
Was there a contract? I had an out. I had
an out.
Speaker 2: I had an out. I had it out.
Speaker 4: Somewhere and I stuck with you.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying, there wasn't out. I don't know.
I'm just saying.
Speaker 3: And when I say I, I mean i'm speaking collectively
all of humans.
Speaker 4: I would give you one exception to that. I'm with you.
But if you let's say you eloped and you decided
that you wanted to have a wedding renewal with all
the people that you wanted to have at your wedding,
but you couldn't. I could see that. I could see
that's just a wedding. Then yeah, that's really just a wedding.
Later on, right, but you have to kind of like
call a renewal because you're not getting married.
Speaker 2: Cands on how many? How many years later we got right?
Speaker 4: Like my father always my father always said, he goes,
I don't understand these people, my mother, I understand these
people who do marriage viral renewals. After ten years, he goes,
do it twenty five? Yeah, do fifty? Yeah that's something.
Yeah fifty, Okay, that's like honestly, like ten years. No, Well,
a lot can still go wrong.
Speaker 3: Look, you distract yourself with all the planning, all the stuff,
the people you're gonna invite, this big party, the whole thing,
and then you do it and it's right back to
your shitty life, right and you have no distractions and
it ends So.
Speaker 4: Johnny Kate plus eight they were on the version of
Divorce when they did the episode with the renewals, Did
you watch no? Because I remember us talking about it.
Because remember like we had a guy named Tom George,
traffic guy, and when he had nobody had talk to
or nobody wanted to talk to him. May he rest
in peace. I love Tom, We all did. But Tom
was one of these old dudes who like, he's the
guy who went when he quits smoking, had to tell
the world to stop smoking once he did it because
it would kill him if it wouldn't kill you. Before
he comes in, he goes, what is America's fascination with
John and Kate plus eight? Do people watch this crap
and this Dancing with the Stars, this Kate Goslin, what
is it? And you're like you just like had enough.
We're not even started the show. Tommy's not even in
the room yet. It's like ten after five. Like some
people are into that. People are into that what do
you want? What do you want? What do you want
from people? Tom? People are into that what do you
want me to say, I did do that. Then later
on what was Billy's problems? I go, you know, to
do tom What's that? Asked Tommy?
Speaker 2: What he thinks? Randy? Have you ever watched that show
John and Kate plus eight?
Speaker 6: I watched it. I think I watched maybe ten fifteen
minutes of it one time. Yeah, and I think I
think I don't remember what it was the kid and
they were it was probably a year in. I think
when the kids were born, maybe a year in. But
that's about it. I just that wasn't a show that
I would sit there and watch.
Speaker 2: You know who loved that show? Wasn't you know who
loved that show? Honestly, Laura? No, he was how to
be maybe eight between eight and ten? Was Jackson?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 2: He loved seeing all the kids. Oh I thought it
was awesome. Oh wow, he was fast.
Speaker 4: I could see it'd be fascinated because, like, man, imagine
having eight kids.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, so I think for him it was like
this big But he was a little boy and he
liked that show.
Speaker 4: He did like he enjoyed those kids have gotta be
in college by now.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, oh yeah, I'm sure he imagine taking into
McDonald's for a mealenty four hours, sir.
Speaker 2: That would be yeah, that would be absolutely crazy.
Speaker 3: All right, well, Randy, you gotta check out Hot Frosty.
And doctor Laura Berman has said that it was it
may get you late in these cold weather months.
Speaker 2: But it sounds like you don't have that problem, right, No.
Speaker 6: I don't know. She's gotta do a smile and I'm naked.
It don't help no problem.
Speaker 4: Now the winter months are coming. Hey, Randy, let me
ask you. Did you apply for that job we sent
you for, not job, but that show? No?
Speaker 6: I would No, I didn't. God, but I wouldn't even
do it. I had If I didn't hit the surgery,
I probably would have, but I had surgery. So and
then in my timeline, the kid didn't want me to
be the lead. I have to take kick out the
guy's supposed to the lead. You know, all done with it?
Speaker 4: You know, I got it.
Speaker 6: She's cute and rachel Le Cook she's hot too. She's
another hot one. Okay, well, but she's she's done a
couple of Hallmark movies that are really good.
Speaker 3: Okay, we'll be on the we'll be on the lookout.
But wat's hot Frosty. Randy that's that's your assignment if
you can.
Speaker 6: If you can, okay, well we'll try to see where
regular ship's on this weekend. I think if I remember, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Pirates, somebody's Netflix.
Speaker 6: Will be fine, that's okay. I'm waiting for the big
I'm waiting for the movie on the thirties that's coming out,
the one we're about, the Kent City Chiefs movie, Hallmark movie. Oh,
they're supposed to have I think the Kelsey's moms in
the movie. I guess, okay, yeah, when I'm going to
see how that one works out.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, well let us know. We want the review.
Speaker 6: Okay, you'll you'll definitely get that pously Buffalo beat him anyway,
so it's no big.
Speaker 4: She was she at the game Sunday? No, I don't
think she was.
Speaker 6: No, I don't think any of it. I don't think
any of them were there.
Speaker 2: Truthfully, it was partly because they heard Buffalo fans were
so rude to her last time or something.
Speaker 4: They didn't kiss up to her. Oh, I don't know,
this is all. No, I heard that, Yeah, but who
knows if that's but the guy said it like actually
like it was pretty credible. I don't rememb who it
was though, but whatever, yeah or she just you know,
it's got I go through customs a lot of coke
the borders, right, all right, Randy, enjoy your evening. Say
hi to Tracy.
Speaker 6: I sure will.
Speaker 4: Guys, Buddy, there he goes rac and Randy frust always fun.
Speaker 2: Yes, Racey.
Speaker 4: Randy is my favorite character.
Speaker 2: On the show, been one for a while and I
and one that people sometimes.
Speaker 4: Go like, if I had to rank all of the
people on this show, race and Randy's number one. Wait
a second, besides you whole I'm talking about all the guests,
all the guests, race and Randy's number one, Race and
Randy's number one.
Speaker 2: Okay, then Greg Connors, Peter.
Speaker 4: Uh huh suret shit was pretty good. He was really sure.
It was very We gotta bring it back though, to
make sure it's consistent. Yes, you know, because like these
guys are regulars, you know.
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Speaker 4: I don't know what that duncacino guy was, but he
was Okay, you could.
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Brunch and Ball. The brunch is phenomenal, but always what
I would suggest my suggestion is to follow them on
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reminders of the specials that.
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And they have a Thanksgiving take and reheat dinners. Oh
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It's a Thanksgiving dinner, you just reheat it. So I'm
traveling for Thanksgiving, yeah, but I may be in the
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to Silver Creek, which I can't do, I may go
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Then you got it, Greg Connors, and then you gotta
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Speaker 2: Always liked this song and.
Speaker 4: They had three hits.
Speaker 2: One of the other ones this one were they from.
Where were they from? New z One? I don't think so.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they had three hits. Good thing was the other one,
and uh yeah, good thing and then the one of
the piano I forget, but like they had three hits.
Like they're a type of band that like if they
came into town, I would buy a ticket to go
see them, just to see what it would be.
Speaker 9: Like.
Speaker 4: Oh they're English, Oh they are. Okay, I'm wrong.
Speaker 2: I don't know why they were.
Speaker 4: So they came out at the same time as Rick Astley.
Speaker 2: Similar sound when you think.
Speaker 4: About Pray Sander.
Speaker 2: Before this uh song played, there was an ad for
alcohol is.
Speaker 3: Sapping your life or whatever like that, and I see
it and I've got way back on my drinking just circumstances.
Speaker 2: But I go, got it. What when do you laughing?
Speaker 4: It's like that light to I leegue of their own mister,
mister Wrigley, I, mister Harvey, I've quit drinking, you see
in the air of your way. I just can't afford it.
Speaker 5: No, I.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't.
Speaker 4: I know, I know you don't have that freedom to
just do that. Well, which is a good thing, yes,
And but like I told you a couple of years ago,
your word of the year was temperance. But I have
a joy salads.
Speaker 2: I enjoyed drinking. I enjoy it and with the holidays
and stuff.
Speaker 3: I really I just like it. It's social, it's fun.
I get a little looser. It's yeah, you feel good.
Speaker 4: Maybe you know put your nighttime heart rate when you
sleep goes through the roof after a night of drinking.
Oh yeah, I have hr V your I forgot what
it's called. But it's like the rate between beats and
stuff goes way down. That's not good at all. Trust me,
I know I've tested them.
Speaker 2: I fit. Wait, so I've been tempted to get a
smart watch.
Speaker 4: I'll give it.
Speaker 3: To you, no serious charge it more often, but I've
been tempt And the thing is, like, I go, I
don't know if I want to know this stuff or not.
Speaker 4: They're not incredibly accurate, but they're accurate.
Speaker 2: Well you gotta damn it saved your life.
Speaker 4: Yeah, told me I had a fib Yeah. So, but
I mean, like as far as calories, like every calory
you think you're you're dropping weight loss, you really like
it's really like a point at of a calorie. Okay,
sometimes the measurements are a little off, but it gives
you an idea of where you're at.
Speaker 3: That's all I'm saying is where are on the ball field?
But I I have woken I have woken up in
places that didn't know where I was with my heart racing.
Then I looked around and go, how do I get
out of here?
Speaker 4: East Rochester?
Speaker 3: And my heart started racing again? How do I get
out of here? And uh, yes, but yeah that makes sense.
But then what goes to the time in between beats?
Speaker 4: Time between beats?
Speaker 3: Yeah, sometimes what happens if your heart Sometimes my heart
just races a little bit and it feels like fluttery.
Speaker 4: That's that's that's a fib. No, it's not. That's what
a fib is. I mean, it's not awful, but it
it can happen. Yeah, I'll go get an e KG.
If you have a smart watch, like like an Apple's part,
I guess they could do EKG.
Speaker 3: You can dog Yeah, but I've I've set off alarms
with an EKG.
Speaker 4: I've gone, I know, heart rate so low down to
eight beats and.
Speaker 2: I can I can't give you.
Speaker 4: And let the world come to me. I put my
feet flat, on the floor and I let the earth come.
Speaker 2: To me, let me tell you something, and I get
my heart rate. You should try that.
Speaker 4: I should probably do You should probably try g I'm good. Oh,
but I did it for a what I did it
for a while. No, he didn't. He didn't like cross
leg And you're like, no, not like that.
Speaker 2: You know what I do?
Speaker 4: I do box breathing. I do box breathing.
Speaker 2: I keep box breathing or what four sides?
Speaker 4: Yeah, four seconds in four seconds, hold four seconds out,
four seconds, hold four second, then repeat for twenty minutes,
for twenty minutes. Yeah, I'll drive me nuts for twenty minutes.
I'm sitting there watching videos while I do it.
Speaker 2: Well, that's not like Zen.
Speaker 4: It's I don't want That's my point. I don't want
to be like Zen. I want to like Okay, I'm
watching Bob Ross paint while I'm doing my box breathing.
It's very soothing. There we go.
Speaker 2: He's got some weird shit I do.
Speaker 4: I was thinking about buying some Bob Ross copies of
paintings from my house. Why because I could look at Hey,
there's a happy little tree. I remember.
Speaker 2: Does deal with this stuff?
Speaker 4: I don't know we gotta gotta get her on the podcast.
Speaker 2: Like, you know, you would really buy Bob Ross paintings.
Oh yeah, what do they go for now?
Speaker 4: Oh gosh, Well, they're incredibly hard to find because Bob
Ross's company, which by the way, Bob Ross's family has
nothing to do with They basically stole it out from
under him when his when his wife died. They won't
sell the paintings. They have three paintings for every show
he did. There was the painting at the beginning, there
was the painting that he did during the show, and
there was the painting after. Oh yeah, Like I go
down these rabbit holes all the time. Man, But I
love Bob Ross. He was in the Air Force. He
was a drill sergeant. And then the reason why he
spucks spoke so softly is because he didn't want to
ever scream again after the Air Force. He didn't want
to be a screamer, so he just talked like this, well,
I'd never scream again.
Speaker 2: That's interesting. I didn't know that about him. Did you
watch the movie with they made a movie about him?
Speaker 4: Yes, Oh I didn't know that. No, I didn't see that.
Speaker 2: They did do a Bob Ross movie with uh, who
was the guy?
Speaker 3: No, he was in Jesus, I'm going to pay that
happy picture wedding crashers. Oh was it Vince fun No,
not Vince Wi Luke Wilson.
Speaker 4: Yeah, right here, here we go. Here's a nice little painting,
happy little tree. Right here, you guys. Look, that's why
I gave you permission to miss school.
Speaker 2: So here it is.
Speaker 4: I think I think Marley and me are going to
paint a picture.
Speaker 2: I think that my brother Luke. Yeah, Owen Wilson's Bob
Ross movie isn't what you expect.
Speaker 4: Oh wow, yeah, I gotta check that out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, was it in theaters?
Speaker 4: It wasn't a Hallmark film.
Speaker 2: Can you see this shoot?
Speaker 4: That just fucked up? I had to put on like
forty pounds just to play this role. Okay, kind of pipe?
I didn't know he smoked a pipe.
Speaker 2: It looks like Art Garfunkle.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but there there it is. So now you have
an assignment.
Speaker 4: We got what she's like, I'm going to pad the
hell with this. She hates when I watched Bob Ross.
So my wife is one of these people has to
sleep with the TV on. I can't do that. Yeah,
So let's put on Bob Ross. No, he's boring. You're
trying to sleep.
Speaker 3: Last night, go off there, no last night. Jameson calls
and he goes, can he get ice cream on the
way home? Or sends me a text?
Speaker 4: You had a place you had to be right?
Speaker 2: No, I was. I was at that play. I was
leaving and I say to the.
Speaker 3: Burden, I go, I got this, get to get ice
cream and have a conversation. Then I call him and
I thought he said, I want froot loops to put
on top. He claims he said he wanted, uh, fruity pebbles.
So I bought the mini boxes of fruit loops, well
that you can get at the store, of a bunch
of different ones.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like the A pack, the A pack. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So I put chocolate rice Chrispies on my ice cream.
So he had. Then he fell asleep. We were watching
the Farrell documentary that's done with legos. He really kind
of digs Farrell learning about les. Yeah, but this was
his thing.
Speaker 3: And so it's the Lego like the Lego movie they
do the documentary. It's farrel but as a Lego it's
jay z Is legs. Yeah, it's not bad. So we're
watching that, and then he falls asleep. I can't get
him off the couch, so I leave him there a
figure he'll sleep the night, no problem. And two o'clock
in the morning, laughter and all this stuff, and he's
talking to friends. They're like up all night. Wow, And
he had already crashed and I come out.
Speaker 2: He's eating ice cream. I go, it's two o'clock in
the morning.
Speaker 4: I watched the repeat a Jimmy, I give give.
Speaker 2: Me the phone, give me your phone. That's it.
Speaker 3: No, because I I thought he was asleep on the couch,
so I plugged his phone and charged it.
Speaker 2: No big deal. Matter of fact, somebody's this is such
an old man.
Speaker 3: Moved somebody face times or was trying to get him
on snapchat right, and uh, it was making noise. So
I went to push the button, but I took a
picture of myself. He goes toay, yeah, he goes to, hey, hey, dad,
what are you doing my phone? And I was trying
to get it to stop. He goes, oh, we were
all leaving in school. Because all you see is me with.
Speaker 2: My hair dishevel and like this shirt I'm going to
sleep in. And it's like.
Speaker 3: Right, yeah, So then he's in the ice cream stating.
So then he says, uh, I like, so I hear
also I gotta go, and he's like, off phone. I go,
who the fuck is how do these kids pay attention
to school?
Speaker 2: What is going on? What's going on? Yeah? It was
so I was like all bothered by it.
Speaker 3: And then you know, even subbing, you can see some
kids come in really tired, but like the apekkids are perky,
ready to go.
Speaker 2: They're doing stuff. I'm like, motivated happening here? What's going on?
So he just but he's like a woke up. But
his friends were up. They were up to answer that call.
Speaker 4: Now are they from other countries some of his friends? No,
they're Americans.
Speaker 2: They're all right here in the Greater Rochester area of
these kids.
Speaker 4: Oh okay yeah yeah, not even Alabama.
Speaker 2: No, these are right here. So I'm like, what is
going on? And it's up all night?
Speaker 4: I go, this is this isn't good?
Speaker 2: You know, reminds me I've been taking the phone away
and I didn't last night.
Speaker 4: You should. I was never a King of the Hill fan.
But remember Bobby, Yeah, okay, Remember.
Speaker 2: There's a kid who I see every day who looks
just like Bobby.
Speaker 4: Okay, Jamison sounds like Bobby with the Southern accent. Dad, Dad,
I want you to know, I'm never going to handsick. Oh, Bobby,
don't say that, Bobby. I could totally say. We should
play a game with Kevin one day, played Jamison to
talking and Bobby talking to see if people could guess
who's who because he sounds like Bobby Hill. That's funny. Anyway,
Sorry for the disrection.
Speaker 2: No no, no, no, no, no, no distraction. Well we
uh get trash back crass hat.
Speaker 3: Well, well, actually we can wrap it up. But the
that was the Yeah, that was the thing. Last night,
two o'clock in the morning. Two o'clock in the morning,
I shot out of bed.
Speaker 4: I got.
Speaker 2: I was so relieved that it was only two am. Yeah,
I go back.
Speaker 4: Do you have coyotes in Fairport? I'm not joking about
this question. Do you have coyotes in Fairport?
Speaker 2: Well, we call them, uh, cougars.
Speaker 4: Oh, yes, okay, yeah, they're cougars and they have a
cassleon next door.
Speaker 2: Yes they are. They're cougars. No coyotes, uh, Because in.
Speaker 4: West Henrietta every night three o'clock we got coyotes are howling.
Speaker 2: Howling, owling. It's not a fox, that's screens.
Speaker 4: We got those two. These are coyotes. Like my neighbor
goes out like, yeah, I got pictures. Look they're out. Yeah,
because I get dogs, Like, well, if you're not letting
the dogs out at two o'clock in the morning, who cares, right,
But like they're they're like becoming more prevalent. Yeah.
Speaker 6: More.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 4: I don't know what the word is, brazen. I guess
old and raising. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're coming right up to the houses.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, So be careful, be on lookout for coyotes
and deers.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't mind the thinning the deer's population. I
had one.
Speaker 3: I have no problem with that either, blowing right in
front of me the other morning. I was like, oh damn,
that's where you go drive the speed limit. That gives
you a chance to slow down. I know everybody's in
a rush, you're always in a rush.
Speaker 2: Just slow down.
Speaker 4: So actually on the side, so I know, well, that
kid who died a couple of weeks ago was hit
by a deer flying in the air by another car.
Yeah you know, so my friend who knows him is
now like taking his truck and going out and purposely
looking for deer to hit in this kid's I'm not joking.
He's got his He's got his truck on super tires,
so this thing will just it doesn't matter if he
hits a deer, it's not gonna impact the truck. He's
out looking for deer to hit. So look, I mean,
look if it's studding out the herd are they called.
Speaker 2: Or herd of deer? Yeah, pack whatever, no her you
got it, hey.
Speaker 4: I'm all for it.
Speaker 2: All right, we will close it out, Danny.
Speaker 4: Any big plans for the weekend watching the Red Zone channel?
Speaker 2: All right, red Zones?
Speaker 4: My first Saturday without football, so we watch some college football? Yeah,
D one college football?
Speaker 2: Okay, D one college football. And then you'll kick back
on Sunday and I.
Speaker 3: Don't last touch out, stretch out a little bit and
relax and take it all in.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Leading up to Thanksgiving week and games on Black Friday
this year, I love Yeah, there are games.
Speaker 4: Yeah, games pre games on Thanksgiving, one game on Black Friday,
I think.
Speaker 2: So lock it in.
Speaker 3: Love it for Dan Burrillo, for racing, Randy, for Hot Frosty,
should be a drinking iron smoke.
Speaker 2: I'm Bill Moran, We'll see you Monday's California Baby.
Speaker 4: Things like Don Worth SE's a land up opportunity for
me is just a curse that.
Speaker 1: Judji make us be you.
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