Speaker 1: When your old career gives you lemons.
Speaker 2: Throwing some ice, mix in some.
Speaker 1: Vodka in color.
Speaker 3: A podcast from the Mac of All Trade Studio in
Fairport and driven by Victor Chrysler Dots Jeep Ram. It's
Billified the Bill Moran Podcast.
Speaker 1: Hell, Hello and welcome.
Speaker 4: Thanks for getting your bought on, Thanks for telling a friend.
That's how we spread the word about the pirate ship.
Leave it to covet here today with the soldier and
with Dan.
Speaker 5: What how about how we were talking about this?
Speaker 1: Go ahead, Well, here's what I'm gonna say.
Speaker 2: I had a headache. I have had just I have
a lot, a lot of stuff going on. Things I
really can't even get into behind a microphone.
Speaker 1: Let's say it something although.
Speaker 2: It would be very, very very entertaining if I did.
Speaker 1: If you had a radio show, would you be able.
Speaker 2: To tell I wouldn't. I wouldn't do this. I just
can't at this point, but uh, someday maybe. But either way,
So I have all that going on, and I come Uh,
Mark comes in here and he sits down, and Mark
I snapped a little at Mark over something I didn't
mean to, but I caught myself. Well, I thought it
was a little harsh because I didn't think so all right,
as long as you didn't think anything I thought, because
I thought I could take your foot off the gas moran,
you beat an asshole. But then somebody goes floating by
the studio and I look up and we make eye contact.
Our eyes meet, so I give a wave because I
recognize who it is. And I will not tell you,
dear listener, who it was, because you don't need to
know to still enjoy this story.
Speaker 1: They wouldn't know him anyway. You don't turn well, he
listens to the he's gonna hear who gives a ship?
Speaker 2: What are you gonna do? Sue me for not saying
your name? I mean the world. I made fun of
him inside an arena, remember with him there? I might
be half Yes, yes I did. But what was very
entertaining was that uh as the person walks by, Mark,
Mark said, was that so and so? And I said yes?
And Mark, can I say, I guess, well? What did
you say?
Speaker 1: Do you really want to do this?
Speaker 6: What do you do?
Speaker 2: I really want to do it?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 2: I said, just that you you have hooked. I've hooked
up with somebody with somebody he knows. But I didn't
know while while they yes, while they were I guess together,
I don't know. And then you say that you know
someone in the family and used to I'm like, what
is going on?
Speaker 1: Yeah, but it was very The guy's sister was.
Speaker 2: Very, very entertaining. I used to date the guy's wife. Wow,
while she had that title. So I think she still
does whatever.
Speaker 1: The sister was single.
Speaker 2: But I I know nothing, and I know too. I
know nothing. I know nothing. I don't care. It was
just a little bit of it.
Speaker 1: It's a small world as after all.
Speaker 2: No, it was, well, here's why.
Speaker 1: Like, so it's called Rochester degrees of separation. Yes, everybody right,
Like when I go back home and tell people that
Rochester is just a big silver creek, they're like, no kidding,
everybody knows everybody and everything.
Speaker 2: Well, i'll tell you what though. Right now where we
sit is one of the hottest spots in the entire country,
according to different My brother sent me the article oh
right right here, in terms of houses selling, eighty one
per center of the houses sold in Fairport sold above
asking which.
Speaker 1: This is the safest place in the area to be Well.
Speaker 2: They're saying, but here, and I think there were some
other place, like maybe somewhere in California that was like
considered the two hottest spots right now, like it's one
of the greatest, and it's just this little and I'll
tell you what. We're coming up onto the season that
you want to be here. Yeah, it's amazing. The Fairport
Music Fasts. Are you gonna go this year? Yeah? Why not?
Are you gonna go? You have a bathroom over here.
Speaker 1: Don't forget Steel Rail Festival too. It's gonna be on
a Saturday this year in July. Oh shit, so that's
gonna be awesome.
Speaker 2: Oh shit? What? Oh shit? Why I got asked to
be on the board. I think, Oh really, I think
broad could take a place. No, I don't think I
ever responded.
Speaker 1: There's gonna be some changes around here.
Speaker 2: I think I feel terrible. I feel terrible. I'm just
like slowly digging myself out of messages and things. No,
I I couldn't even get you to text me back.
I know, well I was. I was holding off because
I wanted to give you that. Here's the thing. I
wasn't mad. No, no, no, no, it's not we have nothing
to do.
Speaker 5: We can talk about that. Fine, go ahead, no, we
can talk about it, talk about it. I would rather
go on another night than on Monday and on Mondays.
Just too much personality on Mondays. I think they'd rather
hear other other things.
Speaker 2: I always told you said too much ego on Monday.
I never said that, I know. Don't even do not
open that door. Do not open that door.
Speaker 1: I love having Mark, I love doing shows, all right,
but listen, but I'll do a show with anybody.
Speaker 2: I think there's an idea what U street do was
Saturday together. I would be open to that, but then
it'd have to be a little time stamp, because here's
here's why somebody loves Tuesday, but they can't always do
every Tuesday. Yes, and they like being in here.
Speaker 1: And just what else does he get going on?
Speaker 2: How I know? I don't know.
Speaker 1: Is he stuck at the airport putting people up? Is
that his normal?
Speaker 2: No, he's making his eggs alone. He sold four dozen
of those things for twenty bucks. There were twenty dollars.
Who the fuck is we facing that? On something? He
saw Wegman's were it was less eggs and more money.
Speaker 1: I'm lost on the eggs.
Speaker 2: I'll give you the whole thing we're all over. Yeah,
we're all over the place of so so I hang on.
So Mark doesn't it would like to move off Monday
because he felt like there's a lot of personality. And
there was Laura and Matt and me and Kevin Kevin,
and Kevin was so much food. Kevin was just throwing
in stuff and the rest of us were a little loud.
And I looked over and I could tell you were
sort of out of the conversation, and I felt a
little bad.
Speaker 5: I tried to break it into the conversation when I
went towards the end. I did when we started doing
the music thing. So so I wasn't mad. I was
like thinking to myself, Yes, there's too much personality, and
Laura likes Laura likes to come in.
Speaker 2: But Laura can't come in all the time.
Speaker 6: I know.
Speaker 2: But so so I was thinking, like, keep you on Monday.
But you don't have no it's up to you. This is,
like I said, this is your show. These are the
meetings that you have off the mics. But but that's okay.
It's better that we do it this way. I think
it's more interesting. It appeals back to yees. I love
these Yeah, isn't it.
Speaker 1: I love it?
Speaker 2: No, seriously, I'm with you. I always liked it.
Speaker 1: We always used to like say like the bit was
actually talking about the bit right right?
Speaker 2: So Mark wants to move off? Now, Mark text me,
but here's the problem. I was going to Kenny Bunk,
Maine this past weekend because my dad entered and assisted
living center there. My brother lives in Kenny Bunk, Kenny Monk,
Kenny Monk is Many Many is a couple hours from here.
It's about eight hours. But I thanks to Victor Chrysler,
Dodgeite bram Where on Sunday, I will be doing a
live podcast from their cars and coffee. If you do
not have to be there, I think we're going to
go at nine or ten in the morning. So I'll
bet you want to come out to Victory Christler Dodgy.
I got yeah, I got anything going on Sunday, kick right, Okay,
all right, fine, So we're gonna go out there. But
I've been driving a fully electric Dodge charger I freaking love,
but I had so try finding different chargers and finding
the fast chargers. There's absent things, but I might have
goofed up on some stuff. So it took a little
longer than that.
Speaker 1: They said, you an actual like charger for a pho.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no. It took me a little longer
to find these fast chargers and some were just Tesla
and I didn't they didn't indicate that, and so there
was all kinds stuff anyway, So that's why I didn't
respond to you. I was driving there, and then when
I got there, I even I took my fifteen year
old son, and there were times I said to him, listen, man,
I know you're not going to really dig this, but
I think you will in the end. Headphones, phones, everything,
were just leaving it in the car and we're going
to be in the moment with Grandpa. And it was great.
It was that stuff was great, stressful coming back. It's me, jameson.
This is what life was a lot of fucks. As
I'm driving around trying to find chargers that don't work
or do work, there are no indication that they're no
longer whatever. So a lot of fucks. But it all
worked out fantastically well. But that's why I didn't get back. Okay,
you don't have to explain it. No, I do have
to explain. I want you to know. I want you
to know because I I I have been accused and
rightfully so I say that with a lot of love
of not getting back. And it was Danny and Kevin
who really pointed it out to me that I don't
really respondn't hear back from it. Okay, oh shit, I did. Well,
I'll explain that too. Let me explain.
Speaker 1: I don't want I don't want toe ahead of you.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna explain everything. So I normally don't. So I've
been trying to get back to people, but now today
I had something going on. I had the phone on
do not Disturb and it may still be on do
not disturb, so I didn't. I didn't what was the
text because I would normally because if it's any nobody
involving the podcast, I try to get back to them
within it.
Speaker 1: It doesn't I have a droid, so who knows, but
it doesn't tell you everything a n iPhone does. But
a listener of the podcast like, oh wait, no, I
did see that.
Speaker 2: Okay, I didn't respond to it because immediately after that,
I get a text from the guy that Kevin's on
jury duty.
Speaker 1: A listener to the podcast sees Kevin they heard the
same jury box.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Right, and then they're said to me jokes about how
they got out of jury duty. I don't know if
I want to go to details on those. They were
silly but silly. Yeah, yeah, they're silly. I get I
don't think.
Speaker 2: They did it.
Speaker 1: No, I don't think they did it. I think they
got out of it just for whatever. But they joked
about the ways you could get out of jury duty.
Speaker 2: So that's why I didn't respond. Because Kevin wrote me
and I said, I heard your jury duty and he goes, damn,
damn Barillo tells everybody, and I'm like, so he had
to introduced himself to that guy or the guy did
to him whatever.
Speaker 1: Well, the guy tipped me off that Kevin was a
jury duty Okay, all right, So that's power. That's the
power of the podcast. That is the power of the podcast.
And text me first, Kevin did text me listener text
it's true.
Speaker 2: So that's why I didn't get back to you. So
my dad's up there. He does not like it. He
doesn't like it's he keeps calling it an institution he.
Speaker 1: Has and he's got a lot of words for you.
He's got a linguist.
Speaker 2: He's got a nice apartment. It's really nice, and I
said to him, let's hang some pictures and stuff. No,
I don't want to do anything until my furniture, all
my furniture gets here. And I'm letting my brother kind
of handle talking to him about because he thinks it's
coming next week and it's going to require us going
back down to Jersey, packing up the truck and moving everything,
and nobody can really do that until almost July, so
we're not anyway. So but today, uh, my brother was
out of town, so it was a good time for
my son and I to go up and see him.
And just as my dad's getting acclimated to the place
and you know, kind of figuring things out and he's
been going to the gym and he has Parkinson's. But
I'll tell you, like he if you know, you want
to talk about how do you deal with these kinds
of things that later in life. Diet and exercise is
so important. Because he said to me, I can't believe
how fast this has progressed. And I said, I disagree.
It's been nearly five years that you've had it. Maybe
maybe less, But because he eats so clean, like it's
just salad and things and fresh fruits and you know that.
And he worked out every day on a rowing machine
and things when we go to the gym, and that
was kind of his social life. We always my brother
and I always joke that he's annoying guy at the gym. Eh,
but is.
Speaker 1: He like the guy for the progressive commercials Dad?
Speaker 2: But in the gym, yes, But he kept he kept it,
he kept his body going. Now with the stress I
think of moving it, it's been bothering him more so.
H There were some moments and stuff for him when
we were up there, but all all in all not bad.
And the day he actually he went to the gym
better than the day he didn't go to the gym
in terms of movement and things. Today, before I come here,
I have a meeting at five. I'm on my way
and I go, I'm gonna call my father. I have
a funny story though, So I call him and then
I go, how are you? He goes, you heard, and
I went, what oh you did? Here? I go, no,
I said, what happened? So when we were up there,
there was we went to a dunkin Donuts and it's
one of those shared buildings where it's like you ever
see like Taco Bell and KFC in the same building. Yeah, okay,
so this is dunkin Donuts and subway. My son decides
he doesn't want the dunkin Donuts sandwich and I'm getting
He wants to get over the subway. So I give
him money a go just because Grandpa, I'm gonna pay.
I'm gonna pay. I'm like, I'm not involving Grandpa and subway.
You go take care of a subway. If you don't
want this, I don't. I don't want you just staring
at food or throwing something away. Go get what you want.
So he goes over there, comes back, meets with us
at dunkin Donuts. My father decides today he went to
the gym. He's going to figure out how to get
in that subway because he can't find the entrance the door.
He can't figure out how to go in. Okay, he's
got a cane. Now he's walking the slow Oh, I
don't know what happened. He's like, I'm all over the place.
There's a ramp. I'm trying to figure it out. I
go down and next thing I know, I'm stepping off
into the drive through lane and falls and I go what.
He's like, yeah, and the guy who was coming out
of the lane, he had to just stop his car
and he had to practically pick me up off the ground.
He goes cause I couldn't get on, and I go,
he goes, But I found the interest in subway. I
got in there and I sat down and calmed myself
down and came back and I'm like, oh my god, like,
this is what you worry about. So I said, how's
your face? And he goes, nope, face said nothing. I said,
because the worry is you hit your chin, you break
your jaw, you you know, your teeth get shattered, whatever
the fuck. So that was stressing me out. The hip too,
and the hip and that was bothering me. But no,
he said. He went down on his hands and he's
just a little scraped up, and I go, please watch
it for any kind of infection. I go, peroxide, o't
they heaven? I go, You're in an assisted living center.
They've got everything you need. Just tell somebody like, hey man,
just poor, I said, only because you just don't even
want any kind of infection because at your age, who
the fuck knows what it could turn into anything. That's
all I'm saying. And then Mark came in here and
we look out the window, and my whole mood changed
all thanks to that.
Speaker 1: Yeah it's Tony Robins teach right call changing your state.
Speaker 2: I'm glad I can help see you did. That was
the greatest thing.
Speaker 5: And to think if I was here yesterday, this would
have never happened exactly.
Speaker 2: We would have never had the story. I wouldn't have known.
I love knowing the CD dirty details. It's amazing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we just did like a twenty minute Netflix dot
in the backstory of everything we know about this particular situation.
Speaker 2: While we left. I thought we'd tiptoed. I thought we tiptoed.
Speaker 1: I'm talking about the off air suf. Oh yeah, yeah,
we tiptoed.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah yeah, yeah, no stuff, man, people would love
to hear that. I know, but you're right, it's it's
somebody's life and family and things like that. Yes, and
and somebody else told a story. I'm into one of
these podcast microphones that we own, and it's so nice
to have that. Uh. And I got calls from people
asking for to be taken down because it was about
something this person experienced and then decided that it wasn't
the right experience for them and talked about how it
really changed them and what they did to get out
of a situation. And the people who, again no names mentioned,
they were out of their mind, like out of their mind.
I'm getting calls from but you never mentioned any names.
It could have been. I know, I know, but you're yes.
But see that's where I always go. Look, you dirty motherfuckers.
If the story doesn't say your name, why are you
standing up and screaming? I know it's me, you know
what I mean?
Speaker 6: I am.
Speaker 2: I have told a story on the radio where I
had three people come to me and go, man, why
you gotta tell that story about That's not a lie?
So I go, and that has always stuck in my head.
I wait a second, you dirty, guilty motherfuckers, drop the guilt.
It's over. You did what you did, and nothing's it.
It's not affecting you today. Why are we burning calories
trying to run around in a circle and do that. Yes,
apparently at one point you might have done something a
little scummy asshole ish whatever we all have. We're human beings.
That's fine. But somebody else used it and it was
I actually thought the way the story was told, it.
Speaker 1: Was very empowering and apparently not well that's I mean,
that story involving our friend. Yes, you know the fact
that ruined family, right, of course not this was like
six years ago. The fact that this still is is
becoming a thing that bothers you. When no names were
named and they had to go to the lakes they
had to go.
Speaker 2: To to get to you.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, that tells me that there's a bigger
issue at had of course, bigger issue. Yes, yes, And Mike,
my all thought is that at that point, why don't
you just punt?
Speaker 2: Oh tmz, I'm sorry I left it, Yeah, tmz. Carlos
Santana I just suffers medical emergency before show? Should we bet?
Does he make it to tomorrow?
Speaker 1: Okay, so poor Francis and Carlos and Carlos. Mike Patrick,
I don't think he accountsed that.
Speaker 2: So you're looking for threes. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Mike Patrick was an ESPN broadcaster who broadcast He was
the play by a play voice of the Music City
Miracle on ABC. You work for ESPN. He did Sunday
Night Football and I thought he was very underrated back
in the days when Sunday Night football was always a lopsided,
bad matchup, Like the NFL would just give espnss crappy
games on Sunday.
Speaker 2: Night, so it's like Thursday Night Football.
Speaker 1: No, no, Thursday Night. Actually, he's like done a great
job of putting up matchups. But like at the time,
ESPN didn't do a very good job with Sunday Night
and get very good games for Sunday Football. Mike Patrick
and Joe Thaism and eventually Paul McGuire made every game
an event. It was cool like, and the Bills would
win typically on Sunday Night Football. They just would when
Patrick was the broadcaster. So that could be the three Okay,
that could be. No, I don't know if Mike Patrick
count because lot of people forgott about it, but Carlos Santana.
Speaker 2: And people forgot about Carlos Santana. But we'll bump with
the little Carlos. Maybe we'll send him some good vibes
and he'll be okay. I don't even know how old
Carlos is. He's got to be seventy nine, is he.
Let me look, that's a great guest because I was
gonna say damn near eighty and then I was gonna go, well,
he could be eighty one or eighty two.
Speaker 1: I know, so I have master class. I have the
master class description. So he teaches a guitar class he does, Yes,
what does he.
Speaker 2: Sound like when he talks? I don't know, you know,
believe yes, that's not.
Speaker 1: Back when I was playing with so But here's the thing.
He doesn't really teach anything. He goes, he explained, he
goes through this long winded explanation. He goes, let me
show you like, I can't do that. You need to
tell me how to do that. I can't do that.
And he's playing seven thousand dollars Paul Reid Smith guitar,
which is like awqua blue and it's gorgeous, and he's
making this thing sick, and I'm like, okay, how do
I do that? You just got to get into the note?
Speaker 2: What is the age? Seven seventy seven? Okay, you were
closer if we played Closest to the pin? Yeah, you
got you played that last night. We've taken away the
Closest to the pink because you the scoring was too
hard for you guys. So we do it five, five
and ten now right, but I like closest to the
did you do it last night? Though? No, no, we
kept it five five and ten. All right, we'll take
a moment where do we want to go? Do we
want to go? And I'll give you both a choice
if we can. Since we had an on air meeting already,
we can have.
Speaker 1: Every segment should be an on air meeting about how
would you solve this problem?
Speaker 2: All right? Do we want to talk about and I'm
not sure. I have lots of thoughts, but I don't
know that they're exactly formed the way I like.
Speaker 1: The way I live my life, but I know I
tell you thought it's a little more for him.
Speaker 2: Do we want to talk about men fighting back? Okay,
there's a national case A and a local case men
fighting back? Or do we want to talk about the
fact that so many people talk about the pussification of America?
And or I shouldn't use that term and that because
it doesn't really fall there unbridled kids like we're afraid
to say things to kids or discipline kids, so they're
taking matters into their own hands and things may be
going a little far. Oh man, which one would you like?
Which one would you seem to go hand in hand building. Well,
they can kind of go hand in hand, but we.
Speaker 1: Go with the second one first.
Speaker 2: Do you want to go with the kid first? One? Second?
Is that all right? We go with the kid first.
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Speaker 5: When Rob Thomas wrote this, he write the lyrics, Yeah,
he wrote the lyrics.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: And Carlos said, I can tell that you're with the
Latino your wife's Latino.
Speaker 2: Oh really yes, yeah yeah. I had a great interview
with Rob Thomas on the stage, just an intimate, like
little show. You know what I found out this past weekend.
I have a cousin in New York who when he
was getting married, he and his wife they were like
broke and they won on some raffle to go to
a five star hotel in Manhattan. So they go there.
He goes. Ten years later, he said, we went to
the Raffle every year. Ten years later, right around our anniversary,
we went again, same hotel. He goes, Now it's uh,
instead of three nights, it's two nights, but it's dinner,
it's all this stuff. He goes. So first night we're there,
we go down into the bar and he said, there's like,
I don't know, maybe ten people in the place at
the hotel bar. And he goes, all of a sudden,
in walk the rolling stones. Wow, and they set up
and played for about ten people.
Speaker 1: Okay, so he goes, that's fantastic.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he goes, this is our tenth wedding anniversary. How
great is this? He goes. Years later, like five or
six years later. We I don't know if they went
on their own or they won again. I'm not sure.
But they go back to that hotel and they're sitting
down at the bar and the bartender is talking to
some of the customers at the hotel and he goes,
I've been working here for forty two years and they
said what was like, who's the most famous or what's
one of the most memorable nights? He goes, You're never
gonna believe this because there are about ten people here.
The Stones come in and they played, and my cousin goes,
you're not gonna believe this. We were there. We were there,
but I go, that has been my dream. I have
always wanted to see the Rolling Stones in a small,
intimate club. And I loved with Rob Thomas. It was
just it was a radio thing. We did it in
a theater. It was me and Rob. He played a
couple of new songs that he had at the time,
and then he and I did a question answer, a
Q and A. I interviewed him on stage for probably
about ten minutes. He was great, and then we took
audience questions and shit, I really liked him.
Speaker 5: He's so underrated. I really liked He's so underrading. He's
a great writer. I mean, Man twenty is a great band.
Speaker 1: Yeah, He's a tough guy to try to impersonate when
you sing, because I've tried. In other words, I'm not
trying to like mimic somebody. When we would go on
stage and Mark you know this, You know when you
try to get a little bit of the singer's voice
when you cover a song. But when we would sing
Matchbox twenty songs. Every chick in the bar would be
singing along. Yeah, they loved that dude because all of
his songs are really heartfelt. Every lyric he writes is very,
very heartfelt. It's like I would almost say that they
could have been like the Journey of this generation, because
Journey really wrote songs for women. They were a rock
band that guys went and watched because women went, Yeah,
you know Matchbox twenty.
Speaker 2: In a lot of ways, I think that was the
thing with bon Jovi. I don't know there were women
at least in my part of New York, New Jersey.
I was in that tri state area of New York,
New Jersey, Connecticut. They they ate that ship up man,
and chicks loved bon Jovi. And so when Slippery, when
Wat came out, all the girls in high school, so
you listen to bon Jovi because they listened to bon Jovi.
You you wanted them, That's right.
Speaker 5: Who wants to go to a Judas priest concept freaking
leather and fat, ugly buffalo New York girls?
Speaker 7: You your man? I never I like that's true. But
but here's the other thing. If you're saying, like Journey.
I always say, uh.
Speaker 2: I used to do a joke where I go on
the American citizenship test, They they should have you recite
the lyrics to a Journey song because everybody in America
knows Journey's lyrics. I feel like him.
Speaker 1: I've always said this at every wedding. Yeah, okay, I said,
if it's a if it's a white wedding, okay, if
it's a white wedding, the seventh inning stretches, don't stop
believing that? And the national anthem is uh is living
on a prayer? Ice first celebration falling, you know, the
celebrations all yeah, whateverybody's out the let me dance to that?
Were they were they hear don't stop believe it? Or
were they here living out a prayer? Everybody's like like
into it, like singing the lyrics like from the from
their stomach.
Speaker 2: I uh, but this, I mean, this is more my
style anyway. Which if it's written for chicks, I don't
know if I got a vagina or not, but no,
you're smart, you got the cattle or not? But no,
what was you ready to do?
Speaker 5: Show little concert with freaking cocros stones? But I like
that bluesy different.
Speaker 1: Did the Stones do a tour of bars at one point?
Speaker 2: No, they did a tour where they played a small club,
a concert hall, and a stadium, all in the same city,
the same city. Yeah, yeah, that'd.
Speaker 1: Be so cool.
Speaker 2: I want but see, I don't want to see the
stadium show. I mean I want to see I want you.
I want to see the club show. And I forget
who it was might have been John Roger Daltrey said
they're just a bar blues band, and maybe they are,
but they're a damn good one. They're a damn good one.
Speaker 1: And I could see why. I could see why he
would say, sure, me too, because though who was more
about like teenage angst and power rock?
Speaker 2: Those are like I wonder if it was towned. I
thought it was Daltary, you said, but Townshend's very cerebral.
Oh yeah, he's a very smart guy. And uh not
really Townshend. Pete Townsend. You know what he did, right?
What did he do? He got busted for child porn,
Pete town.
Speaker 1: I thought he got exonerate. Pete Townsend. He was writing
a book because Tommy's about Tommy. The musical Tommy is
about being touched.
Speaker 2: I actually do.
Speaker 1: The movie The musical Tommy is about a kid who
you know, who went through that and then all of
a sudden, it would be surprised me that he wrote
a book about it, and they made fun of him
on Family Guy and all this other stuff too. But
I thought he was exigner.
Speaker 2: I don't think he did. I don't think he did.
Speaker 1: He was doing research.
Speaker 2: No one, Look five, everybody's coming out saying shit, you
know what I mean, the Catholic Church, everything. We've never
heard anybody else come out and talk about Pete Townsend,
No or anybody. I don't know of anybody who's come
out and said Pete.
Speaker 5: You know when I saw the Who back in you know,
nineteen ninety two and we had backstage past as, he
touched me, so I say, and then.
Speaker 2: Well you could. But but do you understand what. I
don't think anybody has come forward that way.
Speaker 6: No speaking of that.
Speaker 1: Becaus Michael Jackson died. We've only heard two stories and
they can't even be substantiated.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know, I think he was just weird. Yeah, dude,
and that was you know what he was a child.
He had the same personnellity in the treats that Jesus
Christ said what he.
Speaker 5: Love He loved children, but he wasn't freaking molested in them,
but he loved children.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well Jesus, Jesus Christ loves children. Jesus always bringing
unto me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, suffered me the children. Yeah yeah, yeah, okay, yeah,
all right, what you said.
Speaker 2: I was like, well, like Michael Jackson, you know, he's
very Jesus like he would rise out of stages and stuff.
I saw it. I saw, I saw some great shows. Yea,
he's still alive.
Speaker 5: So he freaking so some past some freaking Easter Sunday,
he's gonna freaking rise from the dead.
Speaker 2: Okay, yes, it was Danny's big holiday.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, Sunday.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, good good, I'm glad. What church you
go to?
Speaker 1: What what church do you faith Bible in?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 1: Brighton?
Speaker 2: Isn't it a big drum set?
Speaker 5: Isn't it like there's one there's one church where they
have this huge drum set.
Speaker 1: A few of them. Actually, the Father's House I think
has a huge drum set. I think first Bible has
a big drum But it's.
Speaker 2: Wrong, you think. I think what somebody's beating the skins
of their.
Speaker 1: Grace Road has a has a huge trump set.
Speaker 5: Go ahead, we're talking about Jesus Christy churches. And when
we go off the air, we're talking about something.
Speaker 2: Yes, completely all right, I said their children today.
Speaker 1: Oh, by the way, I end up a Cracker Barrel Sunday.
Can I tell you how good?
Speaker 2: Oh it's fantastic.
Speaker 1: I waited for an hour to eat and I still
had a blast. Yeah. The people watching, so they got
that store, that that general store. Right, So the longer
you're sitting there waiting, the more and more you're tempted
to buy something. And so you're sitting there and I'm like,
you know what, this soap smell is really good. I
think I'm gonna buy it. So I use my Yuca
app I scan it and I'm like, okay, it's healthy.
I can use it, right because I'm scanning everything nowa days.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: So, but it's like expensive soap, but you get a
lot of soap for your money. So I go up
and wait in lines and there's only one cash register
person for Easter Sunday in Cracker Barrel and it's the
it's like the lady with the glasses in her sixties
who are still working because she has to work, this
poor woman, and she goes, yeah, yeah, my help called
in sick this morning. It's just one of us, right,
and these two ladies, black lady, white lady, both older. Yeah,
I'll tell you what the problem is. Nobody wants to
come to work anymore. That's what the problem is. Monday morning.
Monday morning, I told my grandson, why aren't you working?
You know what? He's up on my playing video games.
I went to my daughter and said, who bought of
those hundred dollar video games? Why is it not working?
He's twenty six years always to live at home. And
then the other lady, the older lady, goes, yeah, yeah,
tomorrow I gotta go work at the home. Guess what,
guess who's calling in? All those millennials, they all take
Monday off. You know why because they all live at home.
Speaker 2: And they're going back and forth and.
Speaker 1: Like exchanging stories. And I'm just sitting there going, yeah, yeah,
I hear you.
Speaker 2: We hear a lot of things. I don't know where
the truth ever lies with this stuff, Yeah right, because
I don't. I'm not interacting with those kids, high school
kids I did interact with in a school district. They
were great. I'm younger kids sometimes they're great. I don't know.
This story though is oftentimes we will hear that parents
are too soft, too overprotective, right almost the helicopter's parent,
where they won't allow certain things to be done. And
I think some people feel like they got to step
in and they're gonna take over, you know what I mean.
And Mark an attest to this because you went to
Catholic school and how brutal it could be. It was,
and I I mean I hear from my father the
ship that went on, like you know, when I was
younger and I went to the Catholic.
Speaker 5: When I went to the high school, they were getting
ready to close this we didn't know this time, they're
getting ready to close the school.
Speaker 2: So they didn't give a fuck about anything. So we
did whatever we wanted.
Speaker 5: But yeah, I mean priests were allowed, they were allowed
to hit Oh yeah, yeah, Mother of Sorrows.
Speaker 2: It's not a charter school. They're gonna beat you to
your story.
Speaker 5: I never die, never got into trouble. I remember kids
getting beaten in front of us.
Speaker 2: Well so, but that would scare the ship out of you.
Get scared, straight man.
Speaker 5: But let me tell you, right, now you can't even
look at a kid. No kid, No, No, that's the problem. Yeah,
well it is so in this store, I hear you.
I think that there's.
Speaker 2: A line somewhere along the there's got to be a
middle ground between screaming in the kid's face, or beating
the crap out of them in some fashion, or really
intimidating them, or and just kind of going, what are
you doing? You're better than this. I say that a lot.
Le'll just go you're better than this. I know it,
and they stop. Yeah, And I'm not raising my voice
and not doing anything. But this is a bizarre story,
and it comes out of the town that your brother
lives in Tampa. You got it. Forty three year old
guy name is Marius Muta. Marius Muta was getting pissed
off because people were throwing eggs at his apartment.
Speaker 1: Now, the thing that was a name like Marius Muta, yeah,
could have brought it on.
Speaker 2: The thing that's funny to me is that it's an
apartment building. What do you care let the maintain it's
guy's cleaning up. You're not your house. You know that
you pay the rent that should be included in the rent.
But Muta had had it and he had been dealing
with egg vandalism for a week now, and he saw
the girl. He hurt eggs. He saw the girl walking by,
and he ran outside and this is what happened. Okay,
So he's on top of her. He's got her like
in a chokehold. She's on like all fours. He's on
top of her with his hand around, and I think
this guy is like, fuck it, you're running wild parents,
I'm taking this into my own hands.
Speaker 1: Takes a village billy.
Speaker 2: Well, I know, he gets arrested. He chased her, forced
her to the ground, restrained her. All of it now
caught on somebody's cell phone. You heard the woman say
call nine one one, and then some other guy come
yelling and goot, your head's off her, and then he
runs into the screen and that's all you see. He
posted six thousand dollars bail, but he claimed he was
trying to take a photo for apartment management. But he
was arrested with and charged with better you wanted management
to see who was doing this, and I go, it's
a minor neighborhood nuisance number one, right, But back in
the day, ever get yelled at or chased by somebody
in the neighborhood. Yeah, I may have as you did.
Oh yeah, nothing major.
Speaker 1: But like if you were doing something, if you were
getting on a hand, the neighbors would come out and say, listen,
you're doing this on my property. Get out, you know. Yeah,
we lived in a pretty good neighborhood, but like a
lot of times, like we would get out of hand
and would started getting like like louder and loud enough
in major But the older people will be like, okay,
all right, all right, so let's break it up. Let's
let's stop.
Speaker 2: Well yeah, but that kind of stuff is go home.
But I remember my buddy and I and we were teenagers.
He lived right by where the speed limit changed from
fifty five to thirty five as he entered the village.
But he lived up on like it was called Stissing
Mountain and you started an incline, so his backyard was
kind of a fall off, and there was the highway.
It snowed a little bit, and we decided we were bored,
so we would go outside and just whip snowballs at
the cars from the woods. Well he I was aiming
for the back windshield. He was aiming. I don't know
where he was aiming. He hits the front windshield. The
brakes lock up just as I hit the back windshield
of this car, this truck of a truck. So we
go sprinting back up the hill and we're hiding in
the house and my buddy goes, I'm going to jump
in the shower. And he had a lot of hair
back in the day. And he comes out and there's
a knock on the door. Dog going crazy. So I
walk over and I goes, hey, do you guys see
anybody throwing saw walls? And I said no, I said,
but the dog was just going crazy, And I said,
we looked out the window. There's a lot of footprints.
It's like us coming back in the house. Here comes
my buddy. He's like, uh, it's going up. He's got
a towel wrapped around him and the only part of
his head that's wet is like just the center part
of his hair. Everything else is dry. What's going on.
I've been in the shower the whole time, the whole time.
What the whole time? What some of you dumb motherfuckers
could never lie? I needed to teach a class, not
even lie.
Speaker 1: Just be cool.
Speaker 2: Just be fucking cool, Remember Danny, Just be cool, be cool.
Speaker 6: Be cool.
Speaker 1: It's like pulpicure, be cool.
Speaker 2: Yeah, cool, be cool. But I'm like, where's the line
between neighborhood vigilance, you know, vigilance and dangerous delusion to where?
I mean, you really just scared the shit out of
an eleven year old girl, even I mean that year old.
Speaker 1: It was very close to becoming a George Zimmerman situation.
I Martin, George Zimmerman was a guy who took himself
like Dwight Trut, like that guy we were talking about
off air, a little too seriously. Thought he was a
bit of a boss, right fer wife, took himself a
little too seriously, thought he had authority didn't have. And
that's how Trayvon Martin ended up dead because the guy
took himself a little too serious.
Speaker 2: Now, like we don't know if this girl was guilty
or not, that is not but that's not the way
to handle it.
Speaker 1: No, No, I understand, I understand why after a while.
Speaker 2: My point is, also, we do think that kids aren't
disciplined as well today and that they have I don't know, Mark,
you work in a school, but you work with younger guys,
younger kid Yeah, but I think the kids have I
used to think it was the Disney Channel. It taught
you how to be as smart ass. It taught you
it almost was a great tutorial for the kids that
were really could pick up on it. Timing and smart
ass remarks on how to deliver it with the right inflection,
the right tone and everything. Now it's even fucking bigger
than that. It's every video that kids watch it's how
to be an asshole. It's basically they're not they're they're
beyond timing and what's funny, they're just showing you how
to be just an asshole. You got comebacks for everything,
and this and that and you it's like, holy shit,
it's twenty four. It's right there in the palm of
your hand. If I had that as a child, I
would have been so much further in my career, you
know what I mean, Like, I love that, but I
get this. Here's the bad part is I kind of
get where this guy's coming at. I mean, maybe, of
course I could see raising your voice and yelling like hey,
knock it off. Yeah, where you're just thrown eggs.
Speaker 5: But that's where they get to say fuck you, and
then the fiven year old will say fuck you to them, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well that's when I film it. And now I
got it, and I can put it on social media
and I can go to my try and go look
at the kids today. I could fund this girl myout
thrown eggs at my house and she told me to
f off and I got her on video, and I
can do that and I can feel justified. I shouldn't be.
Should not be. No, I should not be.
Speaker 1: If you're going to do that, you need to like
have a plan of attack, like taping it off.
Speaker 2: Out of attack. This dude, I mean, he is jumping.
Speaker 1: My point of a plan of attack is okay? Set
up a pattern of Hey is this your daughter? Is
this your granddaughter? Is this your niece? Is this your friend?
Is this your neighbor? Hey, if you see this girl,
here's what she likes to do.
Speaker 2: Sometimes sometimes parents don't want.
Speaker 1: To like you always say, like a little I'm not
a big proponent of shaming people.
Speaker 6: A little bit of shame, A little bit of shame.
Speaker 2: Listen, here's here's the one that.
Speaker 1: Like that vaccination just attle bit of the flu will
prevent the flu. Here's a little bit of polio prevents.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, I get you. Yeah, that's exactly how I
think a shame sometimes, yes, like a little bit. I
don't believe it.
Speaker 1: Being a tattletale, but sometimes when it keeps coming. Now, hey,
look is this ship? I want to read.
Speaker 2: Know what's a pattern?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I want you don't see a pattern. Here's here's
one that I had where I experienced it. Uh, it's
Hurricane Agnes. Were we doing the show together then twenty fourteen?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 1: You had just moved on?
Speaker 2: No, did I? Yeah, because like I don't really.
Speaker 1: We would have made a joke about the hurricane being
named after your grandmother, but I don't remember us doing that,
all right.
Speaker 2: I think I think it was Agnes. But it was Halloween,
and so I would have still been there. I don't
remember when this was. My oldest son is in sixth grade.
And Jackson is uh was diagnosed on the spec and whatever.
I don't even know. He's fine.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the disease formally known or the condition formally.
Speaker 2: Known as Asperger. So he gets off the bus. It
changed it and I had that that video camera that
had the USB port, and I.
Speaker 1: Said, okay, So then then we were working together.
Speaker 2: So I start filming.
Speaker 1: Mark.
Speaker 2: Okay, I remember this the kid. I'll find the video
and I'll play it. Yes, we were working I will
find this Video's right it next second we were working together.
So uh. He gets off the bus, Mark and he
starts ranting immediately Halloween better not be canceled. And goes
to this stupid hurricane because I really want to get
some candy and I've been waiting all day to go
out in my costa. He's just ranting, He's just and
I'm in the garage and I'm filming this. No, this
is Jackson, and he's coming in and it's raining. All
of a sudden, I start hearing wheels come squealing. Now,
I lived on a road. If you went straight, it
was a four way stop, but I was like a
curve through. So sometimes kids from the high school would
use that as a like to beat their friends home
or to somebody's house. I totally get that, but I
also have young children at this point. My oldest is
in sixth grade, and I'm not even sure if Jamison
was on the scene then, because yes he was, yeah
he was. So I have a boxing boxer dog and
the dog is with me, and all of a sudden
we hear screeching tires and there's wet leaves, and and
this kid comes. This car comes around, spins out and
hits my mailbox, takes out the mailbox. Mail goes everywhere,
and the car spins around and stops right like in
front of the giant tree in my house. And I'm
standing there and I go, what the hell is going on? Jackson?
I filmed the whole thing. I go running out. The
camera is still running. I'm filming the whole dog is
going crazy, barking like crazy, and Jackson, I don't. Jackson
runs up the guy and goes, are you okay? I'll
never ask. It's a kid from the high school. He's
taking out my mailbox and skidd it. And the thing
is like, had my son gone to the mailbox, there's
a good chance he would have been injured by the guy, right,
a kid. So I say to the kid and he's like, ah, man,
I go, what's the matter? Second car? I wrecked a
car over the summer. Dad's a doctor, and dad got
him a new car. He rolled the car and Canada
or something on a hill. So I go, well, listen, man,
I said, I'm not one to talk or anything. I said,
he goes, I'll take care of the mount. I go,
you know what, you don't have to take care of anything.
I'm glad you're safe. I said, well, what you have
to do is tell your parents that you got into
another accident. And I said, I'm only saying that as
a parent myself. I would want to know because you
could die and you got to And I always say, patterns,
you just this is your second car that you fucked
up in, like in six months. Come on, so the kid.
I wind up calling the kid. I got his number somehow,
and I go, buddy, let me talk to your parents.
Oh no, And I go, did you tell your man?
So eventually I figure out who it is and I
call the mother. They didn't give a shit, really they
I mean to me, they didn't give a shit. They
didn't say to me thank you, or you know what.
I'm so glad, like your kid wasn't hit, because I go, listen,
my kid could have been at the mailbox. Your kid's
taking that. He's taken these too fast, and if he's
doing it here, he's doing it elsewhere. And if it's
not going to be somebody else, it'll definitely be him.
You just want to tell him to like slow the
fuck down, or or I don't know, make him pay
the insurance whatever. I'm not telling her what to do.
I'm just saying you may want to just and she's like, yep, yep.
They didn't want to hear from somebody else. And that's
a new thing to me that I think parents are
like that.
Speaker 1: My wife deals with it all the time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just I'm surprised because man, my old man,
my old man fucking ratted me out to the school
for skipping school. I came home right away and he
asked me once, hey was my first period teacher in school?
And I go, I don't know. I didn't go today
because I thought I was like a trap, and he goes,
your sister got sick and I was in the in
the waiting room. I had to pick her up from school,
and I thought, I saw your first perier teacher. I
could have said he was there or not there, and
I would have gotten away with it. I said, no,
I skipped. My father called the school and told him.
Speaker 1: See, my father would have done that, but he would
have handled that.
Speaker 2: I got the fuck I know, but my point was
it's a very different parenting. It's like involved going, hey,
I want you to know he broke one of your rules.
I'm gonna handle it here. I don't think there was
any punishment at home. It was just you got detention.
Fuck you. That's the way it is. And I go here,
I'm not calling the All I'm doing is trying to
tell your kids stay alive or not hurt somebody else.
And they oh yeah. Because then I'm at the comedy club.
I'm hosting something and these kids and some there's some
breakdown or oh it's in between because there was the
funniest person thing and they're doing the voting and stuff,
and I'm on stage and they go, hey, you're the
guy you had the video It has millions of views
of it was our buddy, so and so I go,
so I tell the entire story. The fucking audience is
roaring because I really embellius the story just off the
top of my head about the dog and this and
the kid, and I go, yeah, hey, I his parents
in Garry goes on parents' that was a doctor who
just got him another car. Didn't give are they like?
I don't know.
Speaker 1: I think I don't want to be kid, not Mike.
I will tell you this.
Speaker 2: I will say this, and I and and I don't
mean this in any way because people can spin things.
And I hope you don't. I hope people have open
ears that there was maybe a different culture. It's true anything, No,
it may be a different culture and meaning that you know,
he was uh of. I believe Indian descent. And I
wonder if there's something where I don't want to hear
how to raise my kid from you, you know what
I mean, or anything. I don't know. I have no idea.
The kid was probably super nice. These kids years later,
we were all out of college by this time and
recognized me and knew the store. They all seem like
great kids. So who knows. He wasn't a bad kid
just cause you speed. I just didn't want you to
hurt yourself or somebody else. And you're sitting there with
your head in your hands on my front lawn. Well
you have torn up by the way, and you've taken
out my mailbox, and you go, shit, this is the
second time I did this. And I go, what, yeah, yeah,
all right, we'll take them moment. I'm gonna find that
video and then we're gonna get into men defending themselves. Yeah.
Speaker 1: My wife goes to this crap all the time.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I mean she's doing a musical right now. Yeah, she's
getting ready for this huge musical. This is her crowning
achievement every year. She loves doing it, and she has
to sit down with the parents and the kids before
the musical even starts, says, look, there's gonna be mandatory
rehearsals if your child wants to be in this, if
you want to be in this musical, you have to
make these rehearsals. This comes first over sports, over everything.
This is junior high. Okay. Every year she gets twenty
different excuses from parents, not kids, parents of why oh
so and so had to miss this, and she goes,
you sign the agreement. Yeah yeah, but we don't care. Yeah,
well you don't give a crap. No, I and my
kid don't tell me how to raise Sometimes life.
Speaker 2: Is hard, you know, with this juggling schedules and stuff.
Speaker 1: It is, but it's a commitment.
Speaker 2: I just thought she's got to be there. Yeah, no,
I understand. I'm just going at the same time with
this other kid. It's a car you could take out
the feature and uh, who knows?
Speaker 5: Think about this though, really really quickly and anyway a break.
We are the the parents of today. We could be there,
we could be there their parents. Oh yeah, like the kids,
kids I work with, kids.
Speaker 2: I work with.
Speaker 5: I'm I'm old enough to be their grandfather. Oh yeah, yeah,
which is weird.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's very weird to feel that way because no
one feels that. Yeah, you're right, and I and like,
I'm not mocking. I'm sure the parents do a great job.
I'm sure this kid I'm talking about was successful. I
have no idea with this Tampa case, but somewhere there's
got to be a little bit of a balance. And
I was the saying it takes a village. Yeah, but
we don't want the village anymore.
Speaker 1: The people who used to say it takes a village
that are now no longer saying it takes a village.
The same group of people they used to say, oh,
it takes a village no longer want the village to
have that responsibility. They want the state to heave.
Speaker 2: Well, sometimes it's hard to look. I don't want to
step in on somebody's kid. I would steer clear of
a lot of things. You know what I mean, because
I don't want to get into whatever if the parent
came along and goes, hey, thanks, hey, get your shit together. Yeah,
don't do that. That's it. But all right, we will
take a moment men defending men and I'm going to
find that video I'm gonna put. We'll get to all
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West Main Street in the village of Webster. It's Cobblestone
on Maine. Jared playlets just to do this? Did you really?
Speaker 1: It's one of those songs that I didn't really memorize
until the last, very possible second film With each lyric,
you don't run the lyrics until you just get to
the last second. But every time we sag this song bad,
these chicks loved it. This is three Am left touched
me and he's got so much of motion in his
voice it's hard to replicate.
Speaker 2: Like you had a fucked up life, he had a
coke problem too well man, or a fu up life somewhere. Yeah,
they had the hands Matchbox twenty. I don't know what
we got on it because Mark said underrated and I
have to agree, Yeah, him more than Matchbox twenty.
Speaker 5: Yeah he's underrated. Yeah, raised the songs and songs are good.
Speaker 1: And did you write about a song about his wife
they having cancer or something? I think you're right, yeah,
like three Am was about his mother lived with cancer.
And then I think we're a song called her Diamonds,
I think about her going through caball.
Speaker 2: I think you're right.
Speaker 1: Going because I think you actually talked about it because
you were going through something similar in your family, and
you related to him about that.
Speaker 2: I sign to find that. I gotta find that that song.
We'll do that one next. Okay, I found the video.
So this is when I lived in Pittsford, and this
is the whole video. You'll hear Jackson ranting as he
gets off the school bus. And I'm just happened to
be in the garage. I don't know why what compelled
me to go out into the garage, open the door
as he's getting off the bus and just start filming.
I have no idea, but I did, and I'm glad
I did, because this is what we get. This is
all real. Bill's I view. Hey, this hurricane better come tomorrow,
because because everybody at school and Dad, the guy who's
feeling filming, you're getting this, not the camera for us,
not the camera for us getting this. Oh my gosh, Jesus.
He just took out I said, so the dog's going on.
He just took out the mailbox. He just stopped in
front of this big tree. I wish I could be
throwing it. Okay, Jackson says that you're right, it's right,
Honda Sedan. I why your rationing? I tried to slow down.
Speaker 5: I just started slipping at guess.
Speaker 8: Bro dogs, I'm alright, alright, so ship this is a kid, right,
we're just rolling in the driveway. Huh we did.
Speaker 2: Actually it was beautiful. You want to see you when
we want to watch yourself again? All right, let's see it.
You have no real damage to your car.
Speaker 1: Oh wait, you did.
Speaker 2: You got a little stuff here. So the winds like
picking up, you can hear and all that. The mail
James Jackson, now they just bills. Yeah, that's right, as
long as you didn't take out yourself and didn't hit
it free all right, Bella's going crazy. Alright, I'm so sorry.
Speaker 1: Well, the only thing I would tell you is slow
down a little on this road.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, that's it.
Speaker 1: Over a million views.
Speaker 2: I might be wrong, and it looks like it's no,
not a million ten views, uh no, eight point eight
thousand or something.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 2: It's still uh yeah, but not a million. That's twelve
years old. But that was uh yeah now as a kid.
And then he went into this whole thing. Yeah, while
taving my son talking about the potential Hurricane Sandy canceling Halloween,
a seventeen year old kid took out her mailbox of
this car, and then I did. I ended up eventually
calling his mother because he wasn't. I'm like, I want
you to tell your parents. It's the only thing I
want you to I don't care. And then I said
to the mother like he took out her Now, I'm like, Okay,
fuck it. Now, I'm gonna hey, you took out my mailbox.
At least paid for the mailbox. They nothing to do kids.
Speaker 1: Thirty years old now, yeah, well it's twelve years ago.
Speaker 2: If he was seventeen, he's what is he twenty nine? Yeah,
he's almost thirty years old. Yes, so he's probably gonna
find him. It's possible that he has kids of his own.
That's right, you know what I mean. It's very very.
Speaker 1: Possible driving their talker trucks into people's mailboxes.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: In Pittsford there's two cases.
Speaker 2: One's local and one is national, and it's men I'm
going to say, standing up for themselves for a very
long time. It's very hard to talk about this stuff
and walk the line and have people fully agree because
I think that right away people make a rash what
I'll say is a knee jerk reaction. To saying things
about this, and then they decide, well, you're an asshole,
or you're a misogynist or whatever. And I don't want
to hear anything you have to say. But you've got
the Shannon Sharp case and what's going on there, and
then you've got which is bullshit by the way, Well
maybe I don't know. See here's the trouble I have
with that is I'm with you, but I'll say I'm
glad that he's defending himself so vehemently, and he probably
has the money to do that, because to fight these
things is a lot of money.
Speaker 5: But you accuse somebody of rape and then you send
them pictures of you saying you missed my ass kind
of makes me think like she's out for the money.
Speaker 2: Okay, I hear you. The other one is this Andre Evans,
who I'm not super familiar with, but I believe he
is the well I know that he is the supervisor
of the of a local town to where we record
the podcast, and he has been hit with a sexual
harassment complaint and they now have a court date to
bring him to court because they want him out as
the town supervisor. A court date has been set for
October twentieth, to determine whether he should be removed from
office following multiple sexual harassment allegations. Again, I don't know.
The accusation stem from a report stating Evans made inappropriate
comments about a female employee's body and clothing. Despite serious claims,
Evans has denied and wrongdoing, calling the allegations politically motivated. However,
complicating his defense is the fact that he reportedly has
not completed the mandatory sexual harassment training. That's the best
part of this, that's the best part. You gotta fucking
god die your eyes across your t's you dummy, I mean,
come on, watch if you do this shit was happening.
I always wanted to be the I wanted to be
the guy. I wanted to be the sexual harassmer. I
wanted to be the guy in there. Hey, Barbara, Barbara,
like those big boobs.
Speaker 5: See I missed like sixty seventy shows where they could smoke,
drinking her, sexually harass each other nobody.
Speaker 6: I know.
Speaker 1: But was that called men?
Speaker 2: Men? But listen, like, even at the same time, women
shouldn't have to go to work and fear or be
made uncomfortable. Nobody should nobody should. I agree with the stuff,
but but I don't know if this is politically motivated.
I don't know anything about Andrea Evans or Andre Evans.
Excuse me. Uh, the censure was a move the board
said was necessary to foster a safe work environment. So
I guess he was censured by the town board.
Speaker 1: Wait, if he doesn't complete a sexual harassment training, then
technically he didn't know it better.
Speaker 2: Well, that's true. Part of his legal team, we're start
of his stream team.
Speaker 1: This does not make sense. I mean, this does not
make sense.
Speaker 2: Well, calling serious allegations political motivation, it's a good cover.
It could be that. Uh you know, I I don't if.
Speaker 1: He didn't do the training, you can't do the blaming.
Speaker 2: Well, you can't hold the government officials to a lower
HR standard than anybody else. So he needs to complete
the sexual harassment training. I think everybody in New York
has to do it.
Speaker 1: And yeah, you got question seven wrong? Did you fix it?
Speaker 2: Nothing screams your correction? Yea, nothing screams campaign strategy, like
coming on a coworker's clothes. But so they have this
whole thing to get him out. He's saying he didn't
do it. He's gonna stand up and fight back. And
there is a point where sometimes people have taken the
easier path because it was the easier path, or it
was suggested in some way, and people's lives have been
completely altered. I don't know that, Andre, Well, it could
be you have if you're ousted from a political office,
even at a low level, and I don't I'm not saying,
but a local level, right, I don't mean low level,
but local level. How do you go find another job?
Speaker 1: They all know who you are.
Speaker 2: You've been all over the fucking news, you know. I
mean like the teacher in Webster whom I'm forgetting his
name at the moment.
Speaker 1: Who fought That's okay. I don't think he minds that.
Speaker 2: He fought back against a USA an accusation from a student,
and he pushed it and he took it all the
way to trial. The school doesn't want that. They want
you out. They don't want to fight this shit. I
want you fucking gone nothing. They don't care, and it's
something they don't care, but they don't care. They got
bigger things to deal with. And then I don't want this.
Your you're a distraction and your bad press you're bad press.
I mean, I think it came out like he was
accused of having sleeping with another teacher who was like
a yoga instructor. And then and then in the whole thing,
they find out that the principal was having an affair
with her. Like a lot of dirty laundry came out
of this.
Speaker 1: Sounds like radio.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and this guy, this guy wound up being not guilty, Yes,
not guilty.
Speaker 1: He fought back and I don't know, Look, they drained
that swamp. Well, I'm I'm gonna play Shannon Sharp.
Speaker 2: Shannon Sharp has a fifty million dollar lawsuit from a
woman who is thirty years his junior. He is fifty
six years old. He met her while working out of
the gym, and I think his opening line to her
because she maybe he started flirting, maybe she accepted whatever
ever was, I'm sure it was something a little more consensual.
The rap that I read said to brand new hips,
she said, if you can beat a strength competition, I'll
pay for your tits.
Speaker 1: I think that was that was, Yeah, that was what started.
Speaker 2: I think there was something like that or so allegedly
this is him taking a few minutes. I believe on
first take today on ESPN shennon Sharp.
Speaker 9: To my family, friends, supporters, and colleagues. I want to
speak to you directly and from the heart. This is
a shakedown. I'm gonna be open, transparent and defend myself
because this isn't right. This is all being orchestrated by
Tony Buzzby, who was targeted jay Z.
Speaker 1: Tony Buzzby targets black.
Speaker 9: Men, and I believe he's going to release a thirty
second clip of a sex tape that tries to make
me look guilty and play into every stereotype you could
possibly imagine. That video should actually be ten minutes or so. Hey, Tony,
instead of releasing your edit, put the whole video out.
I don't have it, or I would myself. You know
what happened, and you're trying to manipulate the media. The
encountering question took place during the day at her invitation,
and now that appears to be a delivery sale coordinated
by Gaddy also known as Krly OnlyFans Gabby and Tony
Busby want fifty million dollars. What they're getting is sued
for defamation and trying to take me down. My career
is all about real talking honesty. I know my family
and fans know exactly what this is about. And I'm
going to be out there telling you whatever I need
to say, just like I always do. I love all
of you guys.
Speaker 6: Thanks.
Speaker 2: Now, Unk's not messing around, okay, but but uncle, Also,
this comes out on the eve that and Club Shaysha
is under your friend Kylin Kallard the fighting. But they
just got an offer to leave for one hundred million dollars. Yes,
they were gonna for Club Shasha. It's somebody I don't
know who. I don't know who it is. I don't
know if it's Spotify series.
Speaker 1: I mean, he's he's that big. And it came out
over the weekend. And the reason because they knew this
was covered, so they released the fact that he was
offered one hundred million dollars to go leave. So just
to show you that this is a shakedown, Well, his
lawyers are trying to make it look like, Okay, it's
a shakedown.
Speaker 2: Now listen to this. I'm about to play you a
phone call from the young woman to uk Unk. But
he knows. Now at this point, I believe he's aware
that a lawsuit is either coming or it's already out.
It's at the bag. I'm sorry, buddy, it's already out.
So listen to this. This is Shannon Sharp with the girl.
Like a lot of a lot of dead time in here.
A lot of this is when you know a guy's
pissed off.
Speaker 5: I don't know anything I say, You're just gonna like
get mad at and you're just gonna hang up on me.
Speaker 2: So I feel like I'm sounds like a daughter to me.
Speaker 1: What does that even mean?
Speaker 9: Nothing?
Speaker 2: Getty? You want to be addict to me? Now?
Speaker 1: So I don't want to be. Don't manip me.
Speaker 9: Oh if you said I want one more time, I'll
choked ship.
Speaker 2: Out of you when I see you. Yeah that's not good,
I know, but hang on now, thank you. Watch the
stereotype of big black men, violent, angry. Yeah, those are
the things, are they not? I mean they are, so
he's not. He's not say anything. But I how many
other guys would just go, I want to you know,
I'll fucking whatever, right, just say it, Just say it.
Speaker 1: Because you're pissed off.
Speaker 6: But they don't.
Speaker 2: They're not going to do that. I don't think.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 2: So clearly she's taping this knowing that what you know? What?
Say it, bitch. I don't want to be choked. I
don't want to be choked. You do what you do.
I don't think you have a choice matter. It's right.
So that looks terrible, right yeah? But and but that
I believe was out prior to his him talking on
ESPN today that that was from first Ay, uh did
you see it?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 2: But I'm just wondering does he still have his job?
I believe so, because he's just an accusation at this point.
Do you lose your jobs? Of course you do. You
lose your job, you can lose your one hundred million
dollars deal. I don't think that's gonna hurt Shannon Sharp
in the long run, but it certainly damages potential learning
from here forward. I would think, for sure, who's going
to touch this?
Speaker 1: Well, he's so the reason he ended up with this
club is because of his is work on dispair.
Speaker 2: It was you in the bathroom? How long were you
in there doing? What? How are you okay? Because I
thought I looked down, I couldn't tell if you sold
those sneakers. Now I came back into Danny go, I
think that's Jamison in there and I almost did. Hey Jameson, Yeah, no, I.
Speaker 1: Was thinking about I was like, oh my god, what
that's what I says.
Speaker 2: I almost kicked underneath the toilet. That's why I didn't
do it, because I go, what if it's not him?
But I'm pretty sure those are his sneakers, but I
didn't know if you had sold them anyway.
Speaker 1: Shan Sharp when he was on Undisputed with Skip Bayless.
Skip Bayless went to the network and fought to get
Shannon Sharp to be part of the show. They've since
had a falling out, but that show went on. The
ratings were terrible, but Shannon really grew from that show
and became a real voice because his opinions were so
dead or not I want to say dead on but
he like, there's so forthright.
Speaker 2: Oh. He he worked.
Speaker 1: He became incredibly entertaining, but he he made He made
a lot of sense. Whether you agree with him or
disagree with him. The problem is the reason he ended
up at Fox Fox.
Speaker 2: Was his chance.
Speaker 1: He was at CBS the NFL Today and he got
like kind of like low key suspended, eventually let go
because of other accusations in the past. Okay, right, so
that's what led him. That's why they took a huge
chance on him with Skip baylesscause nobody wanted to work
with Skip Bayliss, but Shannon Sharp could talk. It's Shannon
Sharp's the next jock. And he I mean, he knows,
he knows, he's got away with words. So they took
a chance on Shannon and it paid huge dividends. And
then he got Club Shay shaekus of his relationship with
Colin Cowhard and everything else. But he has a history.
He has actually said, and I've heard him say this
on Undisputed, he said, I will never get into an
elevator with another woman unless it's Joy Taylor at the time,
his co host, because I don't want to be accused
of something. Yeah, so he has been accustomed to shakedowns
in the past.
Speaker 2: Well, look, I don't know, because here's the other side
of this. The woman that Andrea Evan or Andre there's
an EA on the end. It's throwing me off. I
think it's Andre, Yeah, Andre Evans. Whatever he said to
that woman, Well, if that made you uncomfortable, I get it,
and you shouldn't have to feel that way. But at
the same time, how far do we go with this stuff.
How what happened to? Hey man? Cut the ship, don't
do it again? Do it again? And I'm gonna write
where where is that?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: Where where did that go? Just go from zero to
we go zero to You're out of here. And I'm
telling you you you are fucking with people's lives. And
when I see these guys stand up and fight back,
like Andre Evans going I'm not I'm not. No, this
isn't going down without a fight. I'm going to fight.
I see Shannon sharp. Look was there? He says? Consensual stuff?
Was it rough? Probably? I have no idea, but it
was consensual according to him, and according to her, it
was a consensual relationship to a certain degree. I think
she came back. Didn't you say something about him coming
back to him?
Speaker 5: Shed she I'm sending them a text message of saying,
you know you want I want to see you.
Speaker 2: You know what you know you want this ass? Yeah,
so right there.
Speaker 1: I mean, she's accused him of multiple rapes. So who
goes back to somebody?
Speaker 2: As they say in the opening of the lawsuit, And
I don't know how many pages it is, a woman
can say yes to you. Ninety nine percent of the time.
But the one time she says no and you continue,
And according to it, she was screaming and crying and
telling him to stop, and he wasn't. I have no idea. Again,
it comes down to he said, she said, And I
hate seeing somebody be the victim of any kind of
abuse in any way. A lot of times we don't
say anything. I never said anything, will be molested as
a kid, because I didn't think people would do anything.
I didn't want to ruin relationships. Your dad's gonna get
mad at you. I was told all these things, So
you don't say anything. Well, you shouldn't have to live
that way. That's a shitty way to live. And I
know it. I've done it, I lived it. I know
so I wouldn't want to see somebody go through that.
At the same time, when and something does happen to
turn around and weaponize it later on, to me, is
is fucking cruel. It's absolutely cruel to have, you know,
to act in a manner and be cool and all
this shit, and then all of a sudden something doesn't
go your way and you whip this out and fucking
dump it down. And whether or not he broke up
with her, I'm just saying in general to many, many,
many people who do this, and then what happens is
the guys out because automatically we've gone masculine toxicity or
whatever the fuck they call it. All right, fine, I
like masculine toxicity. No, no, but toxic masculinity all this
shit that people want to start speeling, you kind of
go to it. Yes, men are bigger, physically, more intimidating. Yes,
he made me uncomfortable. Okay, but what happened? But that
was you know, two years ago. Why now are you
coming forward from one incident on something or why didn't
you say anything then? In an era where people are
saying shit, why right? Like Andrea Evans, that wouldn't have
come out years ago? You could have, you know, and
that girl's uncomfort, that woman's uncomfortable. Fine, But does he
need to be out or does he need to be disciplined?
I don't know about discipline or just tak the better
way talk about we go in society where it's this
fucking black and white shit or all of a sudden,
you're you're out, You're not wrong, you're dead fucking wrong. Well,
hang on a second, what do you want to do
you want to make a better society? So what do
you just kick everybody out? So now we got a
bunch of pissed off motherfuckers waiting, and you know what
happens this shit. These guys are now fighting back because
they fucking had it and they can. They can. He's
gonna waste your tax dollars and go, fine, fuck you,
I'm gonna waste your tax dollars. And the other guy's
got millions of dollars and goes, fuck you. I dare you,
I dare you. And the rest of the world has
to sit around and cow tow to the people who
think they have the power and they shouldn't. And they're
usually awful people themselves when you get down to it.
Some of these people who make these accusations are pretty
shitty fucking human beings. That's a fact. Look at the
fuck up. I'm serious, and it bothers me and I
and I don't want people to think again, I lived
with shame and abuse and all that stuff. I lived it.
I know what it's like to keep a secret like that.
You shouldn't have to do that, but you shouldn't weaponize
it either. And if you want to make a better society,
and somebody made a comment on your clothes, then we
we have a meeting and go, don't do that again.
It makes people uncomfortable. It's not nineteen ninety seven anymore, right,
you know what I mean. And that's how we sub
degrees anymore. We don't well, that's how we solve. We
don't do these other bullshit. We're now all of a sudden.
Now now you got everybody in the world's gonna you
got a court battle, and it's embarrassing, and it's the town.
What does the fuck is this? Stop? Grow the fuck
up being an adult and and say, Andre, cut the ship,
do it again, You're out. It seems simple to me,
you know. But then the other side of it is,
we'll weaponize it. I see an opportunity, I'm gonna film it,
I'm gonna document it. I'm gonna call my friends, I'm
gonna text them. I'm gonna weaponize anything I can to
make a perceived situation that was or wasn't way worse
or as bad as I can make it. And then
I got that. And then when something doesn't go my way,
I get dumped, I get fired, I get whatever. I
got this I'm gonna fucking weapons. I will fuck you.
I hope it comes back to bite you in the ass.
Speaker 1: And I mean that, by the way. The Tony Buzzby
part of this, Yes, Tony Buzzby, he was the Desaun Watson. Yeah,
he represented the first situation.
Speaker 2: Seems like it might have been pretty legit.
Speaker 1: I don't know so because I think you know, because
that was legit all of a sudden, now he becomes
the hot name. Yes, for this particular case, Yeah he does.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry I didn't even get all. That's good that. No,
we'll we'll take a moment draft coming up, Yes it is.
I'd like to hear thoughts. I'd like to hear a
former Jets fans thoughts and I.
Speaker 1: Well, you're a Jets fan.
Speaker 2: My mother was a Jets fan, so I grew up.
But I grew up as a kid. What's wrong with that?
What's wrong with being a Jets fan? A lot?
Speaker 1: A fucking start? He always had nineteen ninety.
Speaker 2: Eight he did, right, was that Vinnie Testa Verdi? Yes, yeah, my.
Speaker 1: Father to say, what's finny? Gonna have a finny game?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's funny.
Speaker 1: And he didn't know till the opening day of ninety nine.
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Speaker 2: She says, I just kill win loosen.
Speaker 1: She lives back down. There is so minute times I
don't know what I'm doing, Like I don't now not
a lot of the moon.
Speaker 2: Swim so Rob Thomas her diamonds it is. You mentioned
that song before. Imagine all right, Thursday nights, some lives
will be changed. It's the NFL draft. Bills are picking
where like.
Speaker 1: Those are picking thirtieth or thirty first.
Speaker 2: Is that even in the first round?
Speaker 5: Yes, it is okay, all thirty two pretty much going
in the sea.
Speaker 1: Everybody's got all their picks this year. Yeah, so it's
gonna be interesting to see how the trades work out.
The draft really starts like after the first pick. Everybody
knows cam Ord's going to Tennessee. But people are saying
this draft is a little too quiet. Yeah, why because
they're wondering. Okay, everybody knows Tennessee's gonna take cam Ard
out of Miami. The question is, okay, will the Browns
take Shad or Sanders or will they go defense? And
if they go defense, do they go Travis Hunter or
do they go Abduall Carter. But that doesn't really change
that much. Then the Giants pick. And if the Giants
decide to go with either Travis Hunter or Abduall Carter,
whomever is left all right, then it looks like Sanders
is gonna drop.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: He could drop to the Raiders and they could take them.
He could drop to the Jets, Mark's former team and
they could take them. Or he could drop all the
way down to the Steelers at twenty one and they
could take them. But if you're a Bills fan, you
want as many quarterbacks to go in the top ten
as possible because that pushes all the other position players
down r and the net gets bigger for you to
get another opportunity. The other thing, though, on the flip side,
is if the Browns or the Giants don't take a
quarter back early, then maybe they'll trade back into the
first round by the end of the night, and there's
the Bills sitting there going, hey, you know, we don't
really you know, with all this depth, let's get some
more picks. Now you're you're gonna say, well, the Bills
already have ten picks. You can't keep them all. That's
not the point. They need a third rounder. Okay, they
need more leverage, they need more ability to maneuver in
the draft to get better players because Brandon Bean's got
to hit on this draft because the last two drafts
have sucked. They've sucked, so it's gonna be interesting to
see how it falls out. But the draft really doesn't
start until the second quarterback is taken.
Speaker 2: Okay, where do you think? So you're saying cam Ward
number one overall? Yes, Okay, from Miami, from Miami to
you will you be where will you be? Watching?
Speaker 1: Probably from my house?
Speaker 2: Yeah, watching WHETV baby fifty TV tradition is it. Yeah,
that's a lot of fun.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of people there.
Speaker 2: But if it sucks, I'll be home by by the
time the Bill's picked. Well, by the time the Bills
pick it's so lately.
Speaker 1: They'd be about midnight. Yeah, well last year we stayed
up all night to watch them trade out of the
first round.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, who's doing the halftime show for the super
Bowl has been announced? Yeah, it has saying Carrie Underwood
really well.
Speaker 5: Because everybody's been bitching about uh.
Speaker 2: Oh with her with the Duns. Yeah, keep going there.
Speaker 5: Everybody's been bitching about the super about Kendrick, every super
Bowl band, you know, people have been doing halftime shows.
Speaker 2: I thought Kendrick did a really good one. I thought
it was the biggest protest to run over everybody.
Speaker 5: Those I find them all entertaining, you know. Yeah, that's
being the music people we are, you know.
Speaker 1: I mean I remember saying in six with Prince played,
I thought that was the best halftime show I've ever seen.
I got made fun of for it, and now it's
like considered the consensus of time show ever.
Speaker 2: So dead I said it, then I said it, damn it.
Speaker 6: People.
Speaker 5: You are now the ones saying that that was the
best halftime show ever.
Speaker 6: Right here comes Carrie.
Speaker 1: Is it true that she's not as wholesome as she
lets on? Like behind the scenes, Mark, what.
Speaker 2: Are you talking about? She's I heard she's she's a
nice person, She's the real deal. Okay, that's what I heard.
What do you know?
Speaker 1: What do you she had a rivalry with faith Hill
or something? Oh no, is that true?
Speaker 2: What happened was I don't know, there was.
Speaker 5: No What happened was the first year that Carrie came
out in her first album, she went up against faith
Hill and faith and they went.
Speaker 2: To after the awards.
Speaker 5: Yeah, after Carrie won won the award over faith Hill,
the Camra went to faith Hill and she was like, oh,
but she claims she was kidding.
Speaker 2: Oh well maybe no.
Speaker 1: I remember that reaction and that was not a kidding.
Speaker 5: You know, all of a sudden, this girl from America,
this American iragan idol, right.
Speaker 1: And yeah, manufactured star Hey.
Speaker 2: Look a manufactured stars in the white. I mean, what
do you want? I mean tour with Helb all right now, Jameson,
I remember you actually at Jamison, put the headphones on
for a second and and get in there. Let me see,
I'm gonna steal your camera Mark just to get him
with his chef's hat on or whatever he's going on
this you always get mad at me.
Speaker 1: I got that for Christmas?
Speaker 2: Yes, oh yeah, Danny did get that for you. He
loves that thing, so Danny. So this is Carrie Underwood
singing of guns and Roses song. Carrie Underwood came into
the radio station. What had Carrie Underwood came into the
radio shop? She came to the radio station? Was the
right for idol?
Speaker 1: Yeah, starts making this is like twenty eleven.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So Carrie Underwood is this very petite, small blonde,
unassuming you know, if you didn't know, she's just another
pretty little blonde. Seems sort of shy. She was going
from radio's country station to country station. I worked at
a company that had a country station, So, uh, I
don't think she played? Did she? Cheryl Crow played? She
comes in and she's just in doing a little meet
and greet, and they had some winners from the radio station.
And I came in with Jamison. Then we go up
and I go, will you sign my baby's forehead? And
I had her a sharpie and she goes seriously and
my wife I was like, no, no, why do you
do that? And I wanted but I thought, how cool
would it be if Carrie Underwood signed your forehead?
Speaker 6: Yeah? Right?
Speaker 1: I took that sharpiet to the side of Jamison's pretty
little forehead. Can't really make it sound like that.
Speaker 2: Wh I think she'll do a hell a half. Sure
she will't. You know, she'll get you know, and she'll
get people, you know, other other artists to come. Have
you enjoyed her on Idol?
Speaker 5: I have because it's not and I'll it's nice because
you know she was there.
Speaker 2: She did it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, none of these other people know. Same with Kelly
Clarkson on Uh when she's on the Voice, they did it.
Speaker 2: If anybody understands.
Speaker 5: What you're going through and what what's happening to these
to them, she does and I don't.
Speaker 2: For the first time is beating the voice Voice. Yeah,
I watched a little bit, all I know. I mean
I always thought it was well done.
Speaker 1: I thought they did the voice ever produced a star.
Speaker 2: Not that I know of. Well, I mean the Morgan Twins.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, Morgan Twins. They had four chairs turned around,
four chares. Isn't it amazing? I just think that they're
so talented, you know, they're so talented that they you know,
you know, this is.
Speaker 1: This is this is a podcast Mark sarcasm. You gotta
sell the sarcast.
Speaker 5: They're so talented that they get asked to do the
national anthem where.
Speaker 2: Nobody else wants to do it. Oh God, we're trying.
I think they're gonna come on. I bet I better
be here that all right?
Speaker 5: Yeah it might be a Monday. I'm gonna have to
be here, all right. I can make it on Mondays.
Speaker 2: Well, what we could do is bring in late as
the critic.
Speaker 5: No, I want to when they walk in. What I
want to do is I want to say. I want
to say, see they're nice, nice girls. All you guys
have been talking shit about.
Speaker 2: That would be very fun. Yes, who do you think
the Bills will take?
Speaker 1: You know what?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Okay, I don't know because there's story. Here's my theory.
If there is a stud wide receiver available on the
board and they decide to go corner or defensive tackle,
which seems to be the chalk that's the consensus right now,
then I believe that Sean mcdermot's the guy running the
draft and not branded Bean. I have always believed that
you need to take the best player available. I don't
care who it is. And the Bills have gotten into
trouble because they like to reach. Oh this guy is
so high on the board, we better jump up and
get him. And they've they've they've they've only gotten that
right one time. It was Joshua Patrick Allen right when
the rest of us were like, no, that's a horrible idea. Well,
guess what. They were right about that. But they were
wrong so far about Dalton Kak. Maybe he can turn
it around. And they were wrong about Kyrie Elam and
they trade up. They also wrong in like the second
round for Cody from that Cordy Glant, I'm sorry Ford
four right, So when the Bills tend to reach, they
have a problem. So the rest of their players have
been okay to solid, But I think they're probably gonna
go a corner or defensive tackle.
Speaker 2: I really do.
Speaker 5: So what do you think, Mark, I think, I think corner.
I agree, I think they're gonna go corner. And I
also agree with you to something. When McDermot got hired.
How many coaches bring the bring one of their guys.
Speaker 2: Over to become the GM. Right, It used to be,
doesn't you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: He used to be the owner would hire the general manager,
General hire the head coach. General manager looks out for
the franchise long term. The head coach looks today. Well
now in the last fifteen years, it's been the head
coach gets hired and then gets to pick his general manager.
That's day.
Speaker 2: Boy. They were you know, they worked in Carolina and.
Speaker 1: Again you were to Carolina, but but they were both assistants,
so they had a relationship. And so what is Brian
Dable do when he gets hired away from the Bills.
He goes to the Giants, Well, I need my general manager.
So he brings to Joe Shane. And that has been
a disaster.
Speaker 2: Right, but for the Bills, and I don't think it
has been it hasn't been a disaster.
Speaker 1: They got the quarterback part, right, Yeah. Yeah, you know
by the way they've they've had solid drafts.
Speaker 2: Yes, it's like, uh and I think pretty good movement.
I think they've you're you're right by they taking risks
that I think the fans have appreciated.
Speaker 1: Salka Pacrio and Matthew Matthew Bovay are both Buffalo Bills reporters,
and they did. They took the Bills drafts with Brandon
Bean and then they took Brett v each his drafts
with the Kansas City Chiefs, and they compared them and
the consensus is the Bills. Drafts have had more, if
you're talking in baseball terms, singles and doubles. Not many
home runs other than Alan, but singles in doubles take
the quarterback out of the equation. The Chiefs have had
more home runs and more strikeouts. So the question is
do you want a home run in this draft or
do you want more singles and doubles? And to be
honest with you, they're not far away from beating the Chiefs.
I don't think it's a personnel issue with beating the Chiefs.
I think it's a freaking coaching issue with beating the Chiefs.
Chiefs are always gonna have the better coach. By what jameson?
Speaker 2: Will you walking behind him? It doesn't matter? Yeah, a
little bit, Okay, I'll tell you.
Speaker 1: But but the point is, though, is that like uh,
you know, Josh Allen's on doing a press couch. They
had just add more fuel to the fire. And how
much field do you need to win one Super Bowl?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 1: Think it by the Chiefs and what it counts?
Speaker 2: Much fuel do you need?
Speaker 6: Wow?
Speaker 2: Look, the guy played out of his ass in that
first second he did.
Speaker 5: I'm not killing out watching the second Pete Manning that's
what we're watching. He won't win a super Bowl. Maybe
he'll win one or two super Bowls, but he'll always
be in the shadow of my Homes, just like Peton
was with Brady.
Speaker 2: You know, in essence that could be true.
Speaker 5: I mean, Peyton could be true and super Bowl still
he was in his thirties, right right.
Speaker 1: The only yeah, yeah, Peyton took a while. The only
difference though, is that Peyton was once people figured out
in Peyton's second year that he was the real deal,
that he was expected to be that guy. And Brady
came out of nowhere, but he had Belichick was also
a reclamation project. Josh Allen was not supposed to be here. No,
So it's a kind of home comparisons. That's a great
point too. Mahomes wasn't either, by the way, I said
this in twenty seventeen.
Speaker 2: I said this. I said this, and you efforts didn't
listen to me.
Speaker 1: No, No, I said that wrong with you.
Speaker 2: I've been substitute teaching. Yeah, I was in first grade.
Little boy comes up and he just tugs onto my arm,
just hugs it and will not let go. So I
pretended nothing was going on, and then all of a sudden,
I moved my arm and I lift him up off
the ground, and he thinks it's the greatest thing in
the world. So for the rest of the day to
swing it. He would run over and do it, and
he'd be climbing me like a tree. And he wound
up kicking me in the balls by accident, and they
really hurt.
Speaker 1: Right now, especially when you're backed up.
Speaker 2: Well, that could be too, that could be too.
Speaker 1: What I was saying about Mahomes was, you know, everybody
wants to be a draft expert, right, it's a lot
of fun. The draft's fun. The draft fun. Guys you know,
go out of their way to like, you know, become
YouTubers everything else to talk about the draft, and that's cool.
I don't have any problems with that. But let's get
one thing straight. In twenty seventeen, the Bills had the
tenth pick, right, and all of a sudden they trade
out to twenty seven and the Chiefs jump on the
spot and take Patrick Mahomes. Nobody said a word, well,
because we did.
Speaker 2: Nobody's right.
Speaker 1: But that's my point though, all of a sudden, body's
like everybody knows everything. Now, yeah, you why didn't you
know that because this guy ended up becoming one of
the greatest quarterbacks of all time. But nobody said a word.
Why because nobody watched Patrick Mahomes. Why because he played
at Texas Tech and they weren't a stud team. Andy
Reid and Sean Payton, he claims saw something in this
kid and they traded up to get him. All the
other draftnicks were pretty quiet. And everybody in Bill's mafia
who was critiquing the draft all though, who were so
sure that josh Allen was a horrible pick, well the
year before, they weren't, like, you know, the Bills should
have stuck around a draft of pass right.
Speaker 2: They didn't say that.
Speaker 10: And that's my point because because we were so wrong
about that, we were so wrong about Josh Allen, that
no Bills fan should ever open their freaking mouth about
the NFL Draft again. And if you want me to
go one step further, one step.
Speaker 2: Step further.
Speaker 1: For every Jack Wagon who said that the Buffalo Savers
needed to tank for Sam Reinhardt, then Connor McDavid or
Jack Eichel, Hey, how's that working out now?
Speaker 2: And you realized that.
Speaker 1: The flag Ship station in Buffalo the biggest all right,
biggest in each franchise's history. Wrong and they all still
have jobs.
Speaker 2: Yes, they do, all right, But half of it's just
the fun Dan, it is. Does it look like he's
having fun? No? I think that's why I'm ending him.
His blood pressure is gonna go up, but that's all.
I don't want you to hurt yourself.
Speaker 1: But am I right?
Speaker 6: Mark?
Speaker 2: You're yeah? Kansas agree?
Speaker 1: What's wrong about Josh Allen? So is ninety nine percent.
Speaker 2: Of wo and everybody was wrong. We're all wrong.
Speaker 5: And by the way, when someone says you could have
had my homes, I go, I don't want my home.
Speaker 2: I would rather I would rather Josh. I don't know why.
I really feel like Josh is got He's not been
as injured as Patrick his career, I think, yeah. Or
he's played through the place I'd rather keep.
Speaker 1: I'd rather keep Josh Allen.
Speaker 2: If he played in Kansas City, he'd be winning a
Super Bowl steam. Yes, I agree, all right.
Speaker 1: For the soldier coming up looking for a new nup, I.
Speaker 2: Think we do that.
Speaker 6: Dan the man.
Speaker 2: I love the passion that comes out of you.
Speaker 3: Daddy.
Speaker 2: I'm Bill Moran will see you tomorrow. You will shiver.
Speaker 1: Running in the dark, flower murder, rat free banks having
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