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Speaker 2: Well, hello and welcome. Thanks for getting your pot on.
Thanks for telling a friend.
Speaker 1: That's how we spread the word about the ir rig
shit day.
Speaker 2: Got a haircut? Jamison's here, he.
Speaker 1: Got a haircut. I got a haircut. Spring cleaning on
our heads.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we should just get amazing well podcast rate? Oh,
Kevin got a haircut to last week?
Speaker 2: Did it? I don't know? Yeah, I think did you
have a hair on it? Because I think he did?
Speaker 4: So, Like we should just get like Greg if we
cut Greg's.
Speaker 2: Hair for charity? Are you wearing a hat to brag?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: My brother got me this for my birthday. That was
like three nine home runs? Yeah, three by judge, He
almost had four. Wait when was your birthday? My birthday
is Thursday? This Thursday? Yes, yes, okay.
Speaker 4: So, like after the podcast, he calls me and I go,
I can't talk right, I'll call you after.
Speaker 2: So I called him on the way home. Hey did
you get a box? I'm like, well, yeah, I go.
Speaker 4: I thought I didn't open I go, I didn't remember
buying anything, but my wife f has a ton of stuff,
so it could be hit or miss. Yeah, because oh yeah,
I got your something. But I didn't want to say nothing.
I'm like, okay, so you're calling me to tell me
that you got me something, you do want to say nothing.
So this is in the This is a Bills hat,
a real nice Bills hat. Yeah, like my summer Bills
had I already haven't picked out, So it's cool. He's
with white hats, though, is you sweat and it gets
all yellow around the Yeah, so I gotta be I
gotta be selective.
Speaker 2: It can't be a super hot day.
Speaker 1: The uh the Yankees, what were they like? Three home
runs right back to back to back then?
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So I'm listening to it on the radio and you
know Tim Kirkton from ESPN, So I was listening the
game on MLB Radio on Sirius and he's a real
baseball geek and he's throwing out all these stats off
the top of his head.
Speaker 2: I don't think this has ever happened before.
Speaker 4: Are the first three batters of a game, but the
first three pitches all hit home runs.
Speaker 2: I have to look this up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean it was it was Judge, or it
was it was Goldschmid, who they just signed who's never
hit lead off before in his life. Then it was
Clay Belly or Cody Bell, and Jer's father was Clay.
Then Judge and the Judge hit two more. They had
nine home runs and they still like had to pull
their pitcher before the fig Yeah. Free, it had a
rough day. The defense didn't help either.
Speaker 1: I'm a little excited because I had the final four, correct.
Speaker 2: Did you in my bracket? Well, you got two of
them so far, Well, there's two more coming.
Speaker 1: You get Okay, you're right, You're right. I had, uh, Well,
who do we have today?
Speaker 2: Today?
Speaker 4: You got Michigan State playing against Auburn Auburn.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I okay. So I had the Elite eight, Yeah,
and you got to Tnessee playing against Houston. Yes.
Speaker 1: And then last night was Duke Alabama. I picked Duke
to win that, and I picked Florida Texas Tech. And
I picked Florida to win that. And it didn't look
like Florida was going to win that. Texas Tech was
playing a pretty tough but that dude, that that god,
I have never seen a college player and I want
to get somebody in who's a little more basketball savvy
in terms of, you know, just knowledge and stuff.
Speaker 2: But that Cooper Flag, I.
Speaker 1: Mean, his game is like it just looks he plays
with ease and just an ease and flow over.
Speaker 4: But he could literally go up and dunk in your
face instead just lays it up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, doesn't want to embarrass. H Oh, he's not.
Speaker 4: He's seventeen, billy, he's seventy seventeen years old turning it
or he's turning eighteen.
Speaker 2: This is a year where he's turning eighteen. Oh I
didn't know that. Yeah, Oh, I didn't know that. Yeah,
he's gonna be in the NBA. He won't be able
to go in any bars.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I mean yeah, but wow, I mean that
kid is like legit.
Speaker 2: He's fantastic. His mom. His mom's good looking, the blonde lady. Yeah,
she played she played D one basketball too. Separated. If
they're not together, probably.
Speaker 1: Well, I don't know, because they I thought they kept
showing somebody who I thought was his dad, But I
was not really paying attention to that part of the game,
and he was sitting like in like a row in
front of Okay, unless you don't want to sit next
to her because she gets I don't.
Speaker 2: Know, usually couples sit together. Yes, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: So, yeah, unless the dad does want to be bothered,
like I know some like dads who are like just
go off on their own during games. They don't want
to be bothered by anybody, including the wife.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so it could be that situation. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Well, he was sitting close enough, I thought, but I
couldn't tell. But the Yeah, I mean, the kid seems
really well.
Speaker 2: Poised, right, and then I'll go to the NBA and
get ruined. You think, so, gosh, there are a bunch
of brats like that, if you like. I don't know
if this is true. I wrote a column about this.
Here we go, we go.
Speaker 4: The aau isation of basketball like like in other words,
like Adam Silver has let like the old commissioner David
Sturn ran the league. The players didn't tell him what
to do. He told he and the owner's dictated terms.
Adam Silver is pro player, and they ruined the league.
Like the attendance is down. Ratings are down fifty over
twelve years in a lebron era in the Golden State,
Warriors era in the three ball era. So instead of
watching why because you got a bunch of kids who
didn't go to college trying to tell them the commissioner how.
Speaker 2: To run the game.
Speaker 4: You think, so, oh yeah, when he finishes college, nobody
goes to class. But they're all they're also at least
in football, they got to go to class for three years.
Speaker 2: They're not playing. Yeah, well, you know, to take a
basket weaving, they still got to show up.
Speaker 1: They got to show up or there get a lot
of tutors on the road, right, stuff like that.
Speaker 4: But Carbello, do you think Carmelo Anthony went the class?
Have we know he did because there's people.
Speaker 2: Who said, oh, I said next to Carbello, except he
wasn't there.
Speaker 1: Oh, Danny, I had three fifteen year olds in my
place last night, and you know how small that is.
Slool wasn't exactly ready for them. And I had a
bunch of stuff going on yesterday and I'm running around
and U I woke up this morning. There's those bodies
like one on a chair, one on the couch, one
on somewhere else. And I tried to give them enough
time to like move around and do their thing. Uh,
And then I got up later in the morning, like
eight thirty, and I made them friends toast and on
they went with their day.
Speaker 2: Well good, yes, and those people need their carbs. Yeah,
you know, I are people.
Speaker 1: And I can't tell if it's always this time of
year or what, but it feels like people are edgier.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah they are, Yeah, they are. Yeah. I think
a lot of it has to do with the Yeah, Shammy,
I can tell you why this is happening.
Speaker 4: Has caught myself. Well, no, about a couple of weeks ago.
The clock's just changed. Yeah, right now it springs here.
You know, we've had several different versions of seasons over
the last two weeks. Yeah, we've had summer, we've had spring,
we've had fall. Yeah, and we're going to do it again, right,
We're gonna do it again this week. So like everybody's
like hormonal patterns are changing, and their blood pressure is changing.
Your liver hat and kidneys have to adjust to all
that stuff. I think that causes problems up here down
south though, they're just normal. Yeah, they love this time.
This is their summer. Yeah, it's not when summer hits.
Speaker 2: They're all inside because it's so freaking hot.
Speaker 1: Uh why he keeps seeing Last week we had a
story about a guy who was caught urinating in a
woman's water bottle okay, like, and gave her an STD
as a result. He because he put everything in there.
And I was shocked to realize this.
Speaker 2: But she caught him.
Speaker 1: She set up a little at her phone on camera,
and and then here we go again, another story.
Speaker 2: I was doing it regularly. Oh yeah, yeah, well okay,
it wasn't like you just did it one time. No no, no, no,
no no. I have a feeling someone's peeing him.
Speaker 1: Well, she she went and she said she took it
to tasted sour and smelled weird, and she's like, oh
my god. And then she was making coffee and she
didn't trust the water at work anymore, so she was
bringing her own in and this woman said to her.
She said, oh, use my water bottle. I have filtrated
water from home, and we'll make coffee with that. And
they she goes, why is it yellow? And the guy
had taken it?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 1: And think about how angry you have to be to
carry something out, like we've all gotten angry at people
at work or there's people we don't like that rub
us the wrong way that you would avoid, but to
go that far seems.
Speaker 2: Odd actually, like pull the revenge card.
Speaker 1: And here's another one. A guy was caught on camera
tampering with his coworker's drink by adding an unknown supplement
to her. She had cans of coke and it was
later found to be super glue.
Speaker 2: Does it work? I don't know. This is the thing.
I don't know you hmm, yeah, well it's just bigger.
Speaker 1: The authorities discovered late text gloves and glue remnants in
his office, leading to his arrest and charges that could
result up to thirty eight months in prison.
Speaker 2: While no one knows that, but I.
Speaker 1: Go, what drives an employee to commit such a bizarre act?
And I think this woman was starting to like feel
sick to her stomach and didn't understand why. And she too,
then set up a camera and sees the guy walk
over and squirt something in there and then leave.
Speaker 2: You know, we think who would put super glue?
Speaker 1: And what happens when you eat super glue?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 4: I'm sure some people listening to this podcast around this
podcast would enjoy me swallowing some super.
Speaker 1: But it's it's it's uh, it's about power and revenge
is the only thing I could think, but no one could, like,
we don't know the whole story. What is this woman doing?
You can't do this. It's not normal. It's not normal.
But I'm wondering what would actually happen if someone consumed super.
Speaker 4: Glue, Like what you get like, I don't know, could
have well on the way out?
Speaker 2: Is that what what's called your butt sticks together?
Speaker 4: I don't know, shitting a statue, there's there's the torch,
there's Lady Liberty.
Speaker 1: I mean, I got a it could cost of your harm.
I don't know if it's more of like a scare tactic.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: If there's a little bit of something. There's a little
bit of bad stuff I think we consume every day.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, absolutely, Just go read a label. If you
can't pronounce it or recognize it, it's probably bad for you.
Speaker 1: He was kind of you know what I would say.
This guy was really trying to create a bond with
his coworker. They just want to get close.
Speaker 4: Did Timey Mulay's mother always said, we all swallow a
pound of dirt before we die.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, probably somebody did say that.
Speaker 2: I don't know if it was my credit to my mind, bro.
Speaker 1: Because you go, what invisible threats are lurking in your
workplace relationships?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 1: Now you work from home, so that that's it, And
so I wonder if that that office dynamics gone away.
But there's a more of a mandate back to work mandates.
Speaker 4: As Shamy Diamonds spoke up all of a sudden. Well,
Jamie Diamond's making his people come.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: It's one of these things where you know, if you're
Jamie Diamond or whatever you were, you have this building,
this physical building.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, in Boston.
Speaker 4: I have to deal with it and recruiting because most
of our people are in Boston and they have these
huge like Oracle and all these companies have these huge offices.
Speaker 2: No one's in them.
Speaker 4: They can't do anything with them, so they have to
justify having the building.
Speaker 2: Right, you gotta come back to the office, bro.
Speaker 1: Right, Well, look, I got to think that commercial real
estate took a huge hit, and I'm.
Speaker 2: Not sure if it recovered or not. Apparently not in
Rochester because building stuff left and right. Well, I would say,
like I like I got to get out of the house.
I can't.
Speaker 1: I couldn't do that, And all through the actual COVID itself.
I my life. I'm telling you one of the few
people in my life did not change because my kids
weren't with me at the time. Jamison did not live
with me. I still went over to an establishment. It
was closed, but we would go in and clean the
floors and stuff and have just a freaking riot. Was
like a hanging out in a treehouse with a bunch
of guys. But I had to go to work every day.
I had to be in physically in, and I had
some kind of FEMA card and something in in case
I ever got You were essential working.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I guess that was essential. I was officer. I
was essential.
Speaker 1: But you think what people coming back to the office.
You know, all of a sudden, do we know how
to interact with these people? You got to dance around
them a little bit. That one prick now he's really prickish.
You know, it's been home for a while. I just
I don't how would you react if you discovered that
someone was sabotaging your.
Speaker 2: Well? And I knew people who I would go to HR.
What am I supposed to say?
Speaker 1: I don't know if you discover someone you trusted was
capable of such a calculated harm to you.
Speaker 4: And by the way, there's different levels of trust. But
you trust the idea that you trust the idea that
your co workers aren't going to spike you drink. Yeah,
I mean, just commic Curtis. I mean, I'm such an idiot.
I trust that the guy driving across from me is
not gonna swerve in my lane like regular common every
day trust.
Speaker 1: Like I would leave everything my phone, I love everything
out when I was at where I didn't.
Speaker 2: Oh yo, Johnny, didn't grab your phone?
Speaker 4: Check this out, Bill is good to love this d
I uh oh wait, I shift I should have couldn't
figure it out.
Speaker 1: We used to do that in camp, take with the
disposable cameras.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what's this moon?
Speaker 1: Because you miss Yeah, but this guy didn't get busted
because she set up the camera knowing that something was
going on.
Speaker 2: Oh gosh, so she didn't even have a clue who
it was. It was just stuf do no, no.
Speaker 1: No, I got it well so well according to the news.
Let's put it this way. I think you have a
pretty good idea that something's going on. If you set
up a camera and you try to catch them. You
know that something is going on. She said it smelled
like chemicals. All of a sudden, her drink started, And yes,
super Glu's got a very chemically smell. But you have
to know, like I'm gonna set up a camera to
try to find out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because it's happened. It tastes like that's when I
left the house.
Speaker 1: I think she left like immediately and found a police
officer on the street and showed it to him and
they came in. Yeah, and uh, there's a trapman. Then
they find the gloves in the super gloves. I don't understand, Like,
what do you hope to do? Because I could see, like, uh,
in wedding crashers when they reach across the table, Owen
Wilson reaches across the table and puts Bradley Cooper puts,
uh vizine in his wine or something, and it gives
him the ships. Like that I could see happening because
you couldn't even see the vizine and you wouldn't really
smell it either.
Speaker 4: No, but you would say what vizine does. Vizine gives
you the or a special formula he put it through
a vizine bottle.
Speaker 1: No, I think it was vizine. I think he dropped
ysine and his or some kind of eye drops.
Speaker 2: You need a laxative. That might be a good win,
a great likesative. But yes, that is what they.
Speaker 4: U So in pro wrestling, Macho Man Randy Savage, Oh yeah,
he was very paranoid and he's very paranoid about Miss Elizabeth.
He would lock her in his in his dressing room.
Speaker 2: He said. The wrestlers will try to be jealous and
they'll try to hit on you.
Speaker 4: You well, he wasn't that far off. There are hundreds
of stories of guys taking dumps in each other's bags
that they didn't like. Really, they'll call him as shaken Bake.
They would take the dump in the bag and they
actually would would cop to it like in later podcasts.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah.
Speaker 4: Like there was this one female wrestler named Medu So
we actually interviewed her when she was a monster truck
driver and like Xpac, once took a dump in her
bag and she saw it, she didn't sell it.
Speaker 2: She didn't act like she That's the whole thing.
Speaker 4: If you want them to respect, you don't act like
it bothers you.
Speaker 2: But that was the thing they would eat. They would
take dumps in each other's bags if they didn't like them,
and stuff like that.
Speaker 4: Well, they would do stuff like that all the time.
There's another story about two guys you and I worked with.
One we worked for another guy we worked with who
now are in Buffalo, or one is in Buffalo still
the other one was in Buffalo. They made the Buffalo
News because their radio station. Apparently the morning show guys
did not like the co host who was working from home.
Speaker 2: They hated her.
Speaker 4: The producer and the host Okay Claying Company was his name.
He was the big wig on the country station. He
didn't like his co host name found this is all
public record. And she was at home on an ISDN
line because of the COVID stuff. And they did not realize,
dumbasses that they that she could hear them on the
ISDN line talking crap about her, how.
Speaker 2: Much they hated her. Yeah, played it back on the air.
Oh no, she didn't play it back on the air.
But she like went to the bosses in and they
got fired.
Speaker 4: No, they moved her to another station. He never got fired.
Nobody got fired, but one of them got in trouble
because he warned this girl not to come to work there.
And then another one got in trouble because of something else.
Speaker 2: Now nobody got fired, but that point was sitting in
your bag or putting super good. But those are the.
Speaker 4: Types of people you got to be aware of because
they because what if she were in the studio, I
don't know, if you.
Speaker 2: Can't talk smack about her like like if she were
in the studio.
Speaker 1: I worked with people that didn't like somebody on a
show and know and when they when people would order breakfast,
this person would ask for just egg whites and some
kind of stuff and this person would go, give me
drenched in butter, blah blah blah.
Speaker 2: And then the person would go, my god, these are
the best egg whites I've ever had.
Speaker 1: But she didn't want any of that stuff, right, And
this guy would do it as because he was just
a brick. And there is it is a psychology thing, right,
it's like yours, Well it isn't. It's power. It's a
power thing if you have a milk allergy and you're
putting butter all over. But there is some way I
think that it's a very human thing. To want the
power dynamic in any relationship, right, you don't want to
feel like you're being used, and you don't want to
feel like you're being taken advantage of. You don't want
to feel like and sometimes you will. You'll get mad
about things, or someone will say something to you, and
so you decide to react to it, and it gets dumb,
and then he ended up super glue or taking a
dump in someone's bag.
Speaker 2: God, that's so that it happened routinely.
Speaker 1: Now it would do something then I would have done
had I ever thought of it, Had I ever thought
of that, I would have totally, totally, totally crapped in
some of the guy's football bags.
Speaker 4: We interviewed a guy named Eric Bischoff who was the
head of WCW and when WCW imploded and sold to WWE.
He had a lot of enemies, He had a lot
of friends, he had a lot of enemies. So WWE
decides a few years later bring him into WWE as
a surprise. They didn't tell anybody. So he walks out
of the set and guys like Rick Flair and others
are like, oh my gosh, I hate this dude. I
don't know why he's here? What's going on?
Speaker 2: Right? And somebody goes, where's his bag? Where's his bag?
Speaker 4: And even Eric heard them say that, like where's like
they're gonna like they're gonna dump his bag.
Speaker 2: No they didn't. Yeah he knew better. But I mean, yeah,
that was a thing. All right. Now here's I watched.
Speaker 1: The first episode and I don't know if I should
be embarrassed to watch this or not, but it's sort
of interesting of Paul American.
Speaker 2: It's about uh, Jake Paul and Logan Paul okay, And
I think is Logan in the WWE? Yeah? Is he is?
He liked not liked? I don't know, Okay, I don't
know if he's liked.
Speaker 4: I know he was an intercontinental or a US champion,
which of course they give those two. Yeah, yeah, you
win them. Yeah it's fantasy. But yeah, he's he's a
champion of some sort or he was. But I mean
he does all the moves. I mean he I think
he's earned the respect of the locker room.
Speaker 1: Okay, he's all I mean they show is like his
chest as he's all beat up looking.
Speaker 4: But oh, guys, when you when you walk into WWE
and you're not a rustler.
Speaker 2: You're like, unless you're a boxer and.
Speaker 4: Say hey, look this is just gonna be for play,
then they respect you. But if you want to actually compete,
you'll take your lickings. Like when Ron Darrossi came to WWE,
the female wrestlers are like, Okay, we're gonna show you
how it works.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well I watched it and I didn't know anything about
him being on there. And you know, father's a bit
of a hothead, but they were trying to this reality
show and he kind of handed to these kids. I mean,
they jumped on the internet in nineteen ninety five and
made it, you know, a bunch of stupid videos and
they became famous.
Speaker 2: And there you go.
Speaker 1: There's a trend, a trend. I don't believe you would
take part in a trend where someone who is on
this podcast fairly regularly I think was ahead of their time,
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Speaker 6: Having that shit?
Speaker 1: Never mind, I didn't even I didn't know.
Speaker 2: I will edit that out completely.
Speaker 4: There's this video going around with a French comic who
watched shows with that word in it in someb titles.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they wl replace it with a word friend.
Speaker 4: So you thought that that was the word friend when
it came to America, I realized very quickly, that's not
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Speaker 1: I was trying to play the song trendsetter, but I
didn't realize it had a bunch of well friends, yeah, friends,
a bunch of friends in there. Danny was just telling
me that he passed a protest outside of Tesla dealership.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Henryette, I.
Speaker 1: Sound so dumb. I'm so dumb. I'm not really exactly sure.
I guess I kind of know why they don't want
Elon making all these cuts and different things. Okay, I
have no idea I have paid for that stuff. I'll
tell you what I don't like. I don't ever like
actual physical destruction. It makes no sense to me. I mean,
somebody bought something, you don't agree with it. The greatest
thing you can do is just not support it. Yeah,
just not support it. I think one of the coolest
things I ever witnessed, not ever witnessed, I should say
that that's not true, but something I thought it was
kind of cool.
Speaker 2: Wash.
Speaker 1: When COVID came, there were there were mandates and things,
and some restaurants were opening up, but you had to
show your VAX card and the owner was very good
friends with somebody, and that person said, he goes, you're
not vaxed because I can't let you in, and he
was all called up and he goes, I'm really sorry,
and he's like, Noah, no problem, I getting vaxed. I'm
not going to go I gonna rock the boat. And
I you know, you hear about the lady the keyed
the truck and the I go why or the people
that are lighting them on fire, and I don't know why.
That stuff just really really does not sit well with me, don't.
I don't like that because there's no point. I understand.
You want to go out and protest. Go out and test.
That's fine, You're allowed to do that. Just don't destroy
somebody's property over because of.
Speaker 2: Who knows what.
Speaker 1: But if you like electric cars, Danny, I am driving
maybe one of the coolest cars I've ever driven. I'm
going to say one of the original muscle cars, okay,
or maybe one of the world's most powerful muscle cars
would be the Dodge Charger. Oh yeah, I am driving
the fully electric Dodge Charger. And so an electric car
doesn't make any real noise, but what they give is
this throaty thing.
Speaker 2: So when it fires up and goes yeah.
Speaker 1: And they even give you like you can dial through
on this car, and it gives you an option where
you can idle, but you got to beat a certain mode.
It's got everything. It is unbelievable. It is one of
the coolest cars. And it's so quick. I mean, these
electric cars, right, they're all they're really really quick. But
it's the next gen Dodge charger. I would suggest if
you have any interest, even just to test drive it,
check it out. Get to Victor Chrysler Dodge deep ram
fully electric, fully electric.
Speaker 2: Full Chief Barnes here in Fairport.
Speaker 1: I have not stick quiet way you can, but I
keep it. I like that throwt to your sound because
I need to hear it too. Yeah right, I mean
some of these cars. Look, it's so funny how electric
cars have come. When we started out, it was mostly
the Prius, these tiny little electric cars. We made fun
of people that drove Priuses did this. And now it's
like we've got cyber trucks, you see the Now that's
one that I look at, that Tesla cyber truck and
I go, it's the most unattractive looking thing I've ever seen.
Speaker 2: But good for you.
Speaker 4: Part yeah it looks weird, but parties like, yeah, I
want to drive it, though, oh yeah, I want to
try it.
Speaker 2: I do, but that's the uh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so if you want to get out there, the
next gen Dodge charger is uh.
Speaker 4: It's like when you get out of the of a
cyber truck people yell dou she You're like, yeah, and.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're right. But I don't like that. I don't
get it either, Like I don't supp listen.
Speaker 4: I hate protests in general, and I hate violence on
stuff like I listen, you know, I hate like this
violence towards TESLA, just like I hate bombing abortion clinics.
Speaker 2: It's wrong.
Speaker 4: Two wrongs don't make a right. It's so simple, but
yet for some reason, no justifies it. No, it doesn't.
Speaker 2: Nothing justifies it, nothing justifies finds that it's still part
of the economy. Whatever. You're hurting yourself. Man, there is
a trend that I, uh, college basketball teams ats No, okay, no,
why what was the trend? I just put it bet
because of food. Give us a tip. What was the tip?
Speaker 4: The tip was, well, it's it's irrelevant now that people
there's a couple of college basketball tips.
Speaker 2: He gave us so okay, yeah, he's been giving us tips.
He's been on and off, but he's been mostly on. Yeah,
he does his homework, he does study this.
Speaker 4: Like the one year he barely beat me and picking
the football games. I just went with like my instincts. Yeah,
he actually had likes charts, he had spreadsheets.
Speaker 2: Huh you know. Yeah, but he beats you, he did.
I just went with my gut a.
Speaker 1: Well, hey, I may help. This is strange. I I'm
not sure this is really a trend. I don't know
what gets called a trend, and I see different things
like the Tide pod challenge years ago.
Speaker 2: I didn't get that as a trend.
Speaker 1: I don't know why you would want to do it,
as people were getting sick and somebody die as a results.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, the tide podcast.
Speaker 4: I think Racey Randy put like thought it was a
tied card. He took one of his die cast cards
that said tide put in his mouth.
Speaker 1: Well, the latest unconventional relationship trend is called hot wifing.
Speaker 2: Would you like to take a guess at work? But
Mark's never been married though? No, no, so so is that?
Why is that why it's hot hot wife?
Speaker 4: Like you think somebody's wife is hot and you'd like
to try the menu sample the menu?
Speaker 2: Is that? What that is? Wow? You nailed it, did you?
How did you know that?
Speaker 4: Well, you said it was somebody who's a frequent contributor
on the podcast, and he said hot wifing.
Speaker 2: Yes, So I'm thinking to myself, Okay.
Speaker 4: Who do we know who has verbally uh said that
they left like certain people's wives.
Speaker 1: Well, this is now that person that you're referring to
would only watch, not yes, you would participate. This involves
husbands watching their lives with to other men.
Speaker 2: Oh so cuckholding.
Speaker 1: Well, it's like a modern cuckholding, and others people are.
Speaker 2: Even think you need the word modern. It's just cuckholding.
Speaker 1: I think people are insisting that this strain and dusted
intimate relationship.
Speaker 2: They will use anything to justify it. It's a weird.
It's a weird. I can't do it. I know, Well, we.
Speaker 4: Know people who actually participated in this, who gave up
on it because of they realized, yeah.
Speaker 2: It doesn't work.
Speaker 1: But this isn't. This isn't that. This is because that
was a swinger. Yes, yeah, this isn't swinging. This isn't
going both ways. This is like I mean, if you
read this article, there was a guy going, yeah, I mean,
I just love seeing her. Defiled is the word he
used by another guy while I watch, And a lot
of guys are a lot of the guys what they're
finding are porn stars. So it's your wife with a
porn star while you sit courtside and watch, which I
but I go, how is this a trend? And who's
doing it? And if it's such a trend.
Speaker 2: Come we right? We don't find out more about this
although it's not.
Speaker 1: Although I did hear a story once in my long
uh career behind a microphone, I did hear a story
about somebody who did that for a while.
Speaker 2: Oh really yeah yeah, uh not that you know, okay,
but yes, oh okay. Now whether or not it's true,
I have no idea, really don't I know. I know
of yes, okay, but I go, I don't know.
Speaker 1: Man, monogamy in the age of social media and adult
content is a is a stranger thing because I mean,
our relationships evolving or is this just the next step
in a cultural I don't know.
Speaker 4: There was a viral video that went off in Instagram
this past week and maybe old. I don't know, it's
a dude at a Buffalo bar or a rotchet mister bar.
I think it's local. And he's at a bar Callahans
and he sees this couple.
Speaker 2: Guy's got his.
Speaker 4: Arm around his girl, but the girl's making out with
another dude. What Yeah, And the guy looks back at
his camera like what Okay.
Speaker 1: So here's the question is is adult content so ealy
available now that there are segments of the population that
are desensitized.
Speaker 2: And they're just gonna go do it.
Speaker 1: And that's how they they find pleasure apparently, I mean.
Speaker 4: Well, because because they keep they keep pushing the envelope
so much that now they have to keep cheasing that
dragon like it's never enough their dopamine hits. That's why
people like like Jordan Peterson are against like, uh, your
self pleasure and those pornography and those types of things,
because you keep hitting that dopamine button over and over again,
it wears out. So now you have to go to
a greater reach, a great you have to go to
a greater pleasure to hit that dopamine because now your
dopamine levels are depleted.
Speaker 1: Well about compromise for some people it's Netflix. Sometimes it's
going to the grocery store and buying certain things for others.
Speaker 2: It's very nice little Saturday in Pj's.
Speaker 1: It's watching your wife live on a Brazier's video or something.
Speaker 2: No, it's something like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because woul knowing your partner was with someone else
make you feel more secure in your relationship. I would
think for most people know or what shatter everything. And
I'm thinking it shatter. These people say it's strained. We
communicate back now, we love it. Right now, I watch,
I sit and watch right now. Wait, I can't believe
e'sy there. Do you want to say anything about this?
Jameson Davis, I thought you had your headphones on. I
was hoping you had your headphones on. I thought you
had your headphones on. What do you think of that?
Speaker 5: I think it's weird to be a cook.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, I don't mind, right, try it is?
Speaker 2: What is wrong with what he says?
Speaker 1: I don't know nothing. It's just just I don't it's
a weird, That's what I'm saying. It's the claim it's
a trend. I'm not seeing how could well like a
lot of people.
Speaker 4: Say something to like promote it. Oh, it's a trend
right now with the New York Times. They contradict themselves
more times than.
Speaker 2: You can imagine. No serious based on.
Speaker 4: It, dude, look at just look at the titles, like
they put up the They put up hey today at
the New York Times saying this year ago they said this,
you know what I'm saying. And by the way, a
lot of newspapers do this. It's based on whoever the
opinion writer is at the time, or the or the
point of.
Speaker 2: View that they take.
Speaker 4: But it's like people will try to say something is
a trend that isn't really a trend.
Speaker 2: It's just they want to say it's a trend because.
Speaker 4: Like, who do we know right now in our lives,
just our everyday lives.
Speaker 2: I'm not talking about I know so and so, who
knows so and so? Who does this?
Speaker 1: One guy in this had his wife wear her wedding breasts,
like you know what I'm saying. And it sounds like,
but here's the thing. If they're this could be the
greatest advertisement.
Speaker 2: For their only fans page.
Speaker 1: Okay, I got to think that there's an only fans
page somewhere where a guy watches and you watch the
guy watching, Like you could watch the guy twitch you
see it all, but you.
Speaker 2: Get to watch the guy watching as well.
Speaker 4: That's what YouTube has become now, reaction videos to people's videos,
like videos videos about videos.
Speaker 2: Is that true? Jameson a lot of reaction videos on that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, really you know?
Speaker 1: No, no, well you watch Jamison watches some interesting stuff
like a kid who who is the kid who like traded?
Let's say a paper clip? Yeah, Ryan Trahan? What does
he Ryan do?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 5: I don't know. He does a lot of stuff.
Speaker 2: I don't know. Well, he traveled and he tried to
stay at the.
Speaker 7: He does first class like it goes all the way
from economy to the highest level.
Speaker 5: He gets around the world. He got a different airbnbs.
Speaker 1: It gives a review. It's pretty educational. Actually, I want
to watch.
Speaker 7: I don't really like and that like that. I like
plack Boy Max. I used to watch black Boy Max
before he was all famous and stuff. What does he
do he liked recent I don't know. He was just
like a twittermmer and he would do reactions and then
he started getting into music like he was always like
in the underground scene, like of rap and not underground
like you guys know, there's there's a different underground and
he used to be that little scene and he started
kind of getting connections and then learning how to make
music and now a lot of his streams he just
engineers for different artists. Okay, like he had he just
had Will smith In do a whole song in one take.
Speaker 2: Wow, look at that Bill Smiths still second.
Speaker 5: Huh Will smith is uh the first rapper to me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's trying to and he's trying to make a
bit of a comeback. He is making a bit of
a comeback, actual rebuild his he is doing it.
Speaker 2: I mean he was.
Speaker 1: He was the non villain and to absolute villain, right
into absolute villain. So that's uh, that's interesting all right.
So hot wifeing not something you would be into, Not.
Speaker 2: Something that I would want to be into. Comet, No,
what if what if your wife? What if your wife
gave to you and said, hey, I'd like to try
this tress there's the door. Sorry, that's not Nope, she
would never do that. No, I'm sure not. No, she
loves me.
Speaker 1: Listen to this news story though, talk about disturbing and again,
I do wonder if this is all the result of
like I say the world is designed by geniuses to
be run by idiots. Right, So now we've got guys
who get desensitized to stuff this is, you know, they
enjoy getting off on it. The wife wants a little
variety in her life. She gets to do it. They
make films. It sounds like at some point it would
be soul crushing to me. At some point I would
feel like, at some point you would just start to
loathe yourself.
Speaker 2: I would have to think. But this story may really
shock you.
Speaker 6: A seven year old woman from Marion County is facing
charges for sexual acts involving a dog. Logan Gominsky was
arrested Friday and found.
Speaker 2: Now, what kind of dog you was?
Speaker 1: She twenty seven, she's of age and then in dog years,
I think the dog might have been of age too.
Speaker 4: I don't know the dog was a senior citizen, he
was a rhino or was it a cougar?
Speaker 1: So what kind of dog do you think this would be?
What kind of dog? If you hear that headline, what.
Speaker 2: A female with a dog?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I want to say, okay, yeah, all right, I'm
with her dog in custody.
Speaker 6: TV twenty's Dejah Clayton is live tonight at the Marion
County Oh yeah, the animals.
Speaker 8: Well, animal control did not take possession of the dogs
on Friday.
Speaker 1: Can dog?
Speaker 2: What dogs? Dogs? That's right? Dogs.
Speaker 8: Anny officials tell me they'll need a warrant to take them.
According to their risk report, twenty seven year old Logan
Gominski admitted to filming a video sexual video with her
pet Chauahua.
Speaker 2: I knew that was the word.
Speaker 4: I knew it had to be a swerve billy, the chua.
Speaker 2: Those are first animals, Yes they are. They can get mean.
Speaker 8: Someone asked her via Snapchat to film the video in
exchange for five hundred dollars. She also admitted to filming
another video with a separate dog. Detectives received an anonymous
tip in late January and saw the thirty second thirty.
Speaker 1: Twos an anonymous tip in late January.
Speaker 2: Hey but you're not gonna take my name right. Hey?
I know this woman named Logan. She's twenty seven. She's
making videos about banging her dog. Wait second, wait, I
need to call animal Control. Okay, what's their number?
Speaker 8: You go with the Chiuahwa? I spoke with Detective Jordan
Batts of the Special Victims Unit here MCSO.
Speaker 2: Wait a lot of respection.
Speaker 8: She tells me they saw multiple dogs at the residence
when they made contact with Kamenski.
Speaker 9: So I saw the dogs when I was on scene.
There was a total of six of them at the residence.
Speaker 2: Six dogs. She had a brothel. Those dogs were sluts, guys.
Speaker 9: We saw them all. They all seem to be healthy
and happy. And where they were located, that's okay.
Speaker 2: Healthy and happy. They all seemed healthy and happy. They
sure they were.
Speaker 1: Because she doesn't have the equipment to stick anything in
the dog.
Speaker 2: She discovers herself with peanut butter and they get a treat. Right.
Speaker 1: And by the way, we've all known dogs that have
gone through the garbage.
Speaker 4: Have we not know a guy who had a dog
who he told his girlfriends, Yes, you're gonna have to
take your underwear.
Speaker 2: And putting upware because the dog would dog.
Speaker 1: Right, So you think that this dog's got the greatest
snatch snack ever.
Speaker 9: Right now, I believe they're still at the house. I
can't speak on that, but as far as I'm concerned,
they're safe.
Speaker 8: County officials say animal Control needs a warrant to take
the dogs. However, court records don't show a warrant filed.
Kaminski spent one night in jail after posting a ten
thousand dollars bond.
Speaker 3: She is.
Speaker 1: If dogs are healthy and happy, they got protein and
they got look, there were probably.
Speaker 2: Also the reporter seems like she's so like above having.
Speaker 1: I'm sure, yeah, well probably try not to laugh. But
I've seen dogs. They have gone through and just a
natural form of life. But there's a tampon used in
the garbage, and the dog and eats the entire thing.
And then it's running around the yard with the string
hanging on its ass. It's just trying to poop out
the You know what I'm saying, like like it it
makes sense?
Speaker 2: I mean makes sense. That's all I'm saying. Is it?
Is it normal? No?
Speaker 1: Is it something I would know? You probably shouldn't have
a dog. I would say that you probably shouldn't.
Speaker 2: But did they get to look at this woman? Did
you got to look at her?
Speaker 9: Ah?
Speaker 2: Did I get yes? Not that attractive? No?
Speaker 6: Not.
Speaker 2: I would just wouldn't expect this.
Speaker 4: But when we say this about we at least do
once a week. We'll do a story maybe twice a
week about.
Speaker 2: I didn't expect this. Twenty nine year old teacher and
this student.
Speaker 1: No, but you kind of go the dark side of
digital platforms. Even back to the hot wifing, is are
we seeing too much stuff to the point where we're
desensitized or yes?
Speaker 2: Or are there people we.
Speaker 1: Can see anything and she can make money. She can
get a quick five hundred bucks by covering her.
Speaker 4: It's the oldest, it's the oldest profession in the world
with technology. Yeah, I mean, yeah, we are and we
are desensitized. And then so people start so it's called
chasing the dragon.
Speaker 1: Well there's encrypted apps, right, like Snapchat and stuff and
I and of course people start to go, well, I mean,
is this on the tech company. I don't think so.
I don't think so. I mean the tech company is
doing what they can. We hear about people with face.
We're in Facebook.
Speaker 4: City mattress for people having affairs.
Speaker 2: Get that city match. It's so funny.
Speaker 1: If they had a long a class action suit, youre
gonna play hotels.
Speaker 4: Yeah, take me to tell you about the time of
Valentide's Day. I took a couple who lived in separate
houses to the four ninety motel.
Speaker 2: No, yeah, oh yeah, driver, Like I think they're having
an affair four ninety motel.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and maybe they were.
Speaker 2: Maybe they were just well maybe they were. Uh. I
just don't know.
Speaker 1: You can swiftly arrest somebody, Why can't you get the
dogs out of there?
Speaker 2: You know? Well? No, Like, by the way, so I know,
what if you would you adopt this dog? It's a
perverted dog.
Speaker 1: It's always coming up to your crop, would humping the
pillows on the couch, you know.
Speaker 4: I mean it's like, I mean, these animal lovers will
rescue anything.
Speaker 2: I understand, but this is just that's that is a
stretch for me.
Speaker 4: I'm not a dog person at all, but oh gosh,
I mean yeah.
Speaker 1: But then you also wonder, like, when you're making content,
what would make you go?
Speaker 2: So we're calling it content, Well, it is what it is. Creator,
that's right, that's what they are.
Speaker 1: And I go, is the pressure to stand out in
a saturated adult oriented content industry driving people to cross
really ethical and legal boundaries? I wonder because I think
the way this woman got in trouble was she put
a clip up on Instagram and Snapchat and people were
buying it from Snapchat. But there's all kinds of platforms
we don't even know about Yeah, there's there's a good
one dark web, right, Well, it's not even.
Speaker 2: The dark web, it's just the web.
Speaker 1: There's so much shit out there that that you can
just you can make money. But I mean, man, we
talk about desensitization.
Speaker 2: There's a band in town called the Florida. It's Man's
best Friends. He's not the only meaning.
Speaker 4: There's a Florida could have played WTF West Virginia, Texas
or Florida. Yeah, there's a band in town called the Taint.
Speaker 2: That's their name. Been around for thirty years, yeah, yeah,
and they have a song on there. It used to
be Tickled the Tape. Yeah, that was their website when
websites were a thing. Yeah, but I think that was
the original name.
Speaker 4: And they have a song called your Mom is on
the bang bus dot com. I mean, this is going
back fifteen At the point is like this has been
going on for like there are like websites dedicated to
this type of stuff that you could probably like. But
now with only fans and all this other stuff, now
you don't need to like go to the website. You
could just go right to the you know, no, right
to the platform.
Speaker 2: Right to the person.
Speaker 1: I mean if you want, you know, you can probably
she's you know, drumming up business. Who needs to work nowadays?
Somebody's gonna pay a five on? Is this the only
time I can think of the chihuahua was involved in
a crime that wasn't excessive barking. That's the only thing
I can think. You could get a fine for your
chia that wouldn't show in this case, they're the victims.
You're paying five special victims unit, So they gotta.
Speaker 2: Bring it special victims. They got to bring it.
Speaker 4: Annimal Control, give many different hold on, give me a different.
Speaker 2: Teams, one hundred dollars. I can watch my friend's dog
the couch for free. How many different shows could you
actually like?
Speaker 4: Could this story be a part of Okay, HBO, Real Sex,
Animal Control, which is a show on Fox, SPU which
is which is a lawed order show at any cops
show like Cops or like you know Brooklyn nine nine
or whatever.
Speaker 2: Right, yeah, this has all of them.
Speaker 1: Now, Look, we've talked about two things here that we
could maybe blame on dessitization the internet, excessive stuff. You
can see anything now we get to see the weirdness
of people that used to be hidden but we also
get all this information. I mean, these these are good
things to know. So I'm just saying, hear up on it.
Now you know about hot wifing. I'm dying to know
if someone does hot wifing in town and would they
talk about it?
Speaker 2: Well, would they talk about it? Yeah? Please?
Speaker 1: Five eight five two six eighty eight sixty six, because
I would love to talk to somebody about that.
Speaker 2: Mark Well.
Speaker 1: And my thing is always and it has always been
this way. I love talking to people that do things
that a lot of people feel are taboo, me including me,
Like I'm gonna do this, but I'm interested in the psychology.
Like I used to like to when I had gigs
at a strip club or whatever. I used to sit
and talk to the girls because it was interesting to me,
like what.
Speaker 2: Brought you here? What? Yeah, and what brought you to
this point?
Speaker 1: But it's always like it's an attention thing. You want
the attention and you're not getting it somewhere, so you
come here and there are guys that you know. I mean,
I knew a guy who would escort these women, like
became like their bodyguard. We carry their bags, we.
Speaker 2: Go to them everywhere. It was sad in a way
to me, but not to that person.
Speaker 1: They seemed very happy, they were super happy, And I go,
it's just a whole different mindset. I find us as
human beings and the variety of people to be so interesting,
so interesting. Like even this lady, well, why was this
led you to this idea? Well, I mean money, probably
she got. I guarantee this is in the first video.
There's got to be tons of videos, and you know.
Speaker 2: Here's the thing I want to see, Like, besides, oh
my gosh, Merry fucking Christmas, how much do you ask
for all? Show you a picture? Oh, peanut butter, not
that one? Okay, not that one, not that one. Oh gosh,
where was I? Where was I going with?
Speaker 9: You?
Speaker 4: Said like, we're interesting. Okay, take her out of the
equation and take the dogs out of the equation. I
want to know number one who wanted to pay the
money to actually see this at number two.
Speaker 2: Who actually thought enough of this to call the cops.
Speaker 1: Like, oh, these dogs need to be rescued, right, okay, okay,
by hanging on a second, If you saw this.
Speaker 2: First, she had to see it, right, you had to
be curious enough to see that. No, no, no, I think
came up in the like for you on Instagram.
Speaker 1: Let's say you're innocently going along, so you're one of
those people. Maybe you're innocently going along and you had
no idea and you see this. Are you calling the cops?
I don't think I'm getting involved. No, I think I'm
telling everybody I know. I'm sending people to go look
at this to make sure that I'm not hallucinating. But
I don't know that I would call the cops, which
is pretty bad on me. I still feel like getting involved.
The dog seems happy. It's getting fed, you know. Like
I said, that's all I can think of. All right,
let's let's take a moment the underdog mentality. Daniel see
underdog mentality? Has the NFL been doing it wrong for
so many years? Because when we think of some of
the bigger names.
Speaker 2: The underdog mentality. We'll get to that right after this.
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Speaker 2: Who let the dogs out? Who letting the dogs out?
Who let the dogs out? Dog down down? The body
was nice to bussy was dumping and everybody have up
on today? Call this is like kind of an insulting song.
What do you think about it?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 2: Well? And women dogs it is?
Speaker 4: I think you know what's funny is that everybody it's
one of those songs. It was a one hit wonder
that everybody makes fun of now. But everybody was all about.
Speaker 2: Winning, yes, of course like ice ice baby. Yeah, I
wasn't into that. No, you were pants, you were into it. Uh.
Speaker 1: Somebody asks on our you can type in if you
were watching the stream, you can join the conversation.
Speaker 2: What if the dog wanted to be choked?
Speaker 1: Dan, going back to earlier put some in Daddy's red bull,
Might I say, might slow him down?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 1: Vizing was forced to change its formula because bart tenders
would use it to get rid of a whole customers.
I never knew that. I never knew that.
Speaker 2: Well, how do they figure that out? I don't know.
Speaker 1: Like glasses are crooked, there we go, the headphones send
them off? Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 2: It's pretty weird, right yeah. So like now, like my
eyes as I mean, this stuff used to work, what
would happen? I don't know.
Speaker 1: I can't imagine that that would have made news, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think, But again, you know, if it doesn't
fit any agenda, it's not going to make the news anymore.
Speaker 2: No, Okay, I'm not sure about that. Well think about it.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure about that. What's the agenda you got?
Speaker 2: You get all bet at it.
Speaker 4: I'm not getting beat out of shape. I'm just stating
an observation.
Speaker 1: You get all you know who I think does the
best news? Honestly, there's a podcast that I'll grab every
once in a while, and I'm no to promote it,
but I think they do a really good job. Uh
let me just see. I want to get the title
of it right. But it's just news, and they just
report the news. It's like all your big trending stories
news let me just see here.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: I think it's called news Now. Might be NPR's News Now,
And I know that NPR people go out, but it's not.
It's like really straight down line. There's no anything, and
it's it's good. It's like fifteen minutes all the big.
Speaker 2: Stories of the day. Okay, I think they do a
nice job. You know.
Speaker 4: It's where it's it like I on my browser you'll
type in something and it says news on the right,
news or news from the right, news from the left.
Speaker 2: I'm like, that's so sad that it should be like that.
Speaker 4: Just where is this? Like I'm the browser that it's Firefox.
It'll type of story like a news story. Yeah, oh,
I didn't know this app to type it in. It's
a news from the left, news from the right. No, No,
I don't want that. I want the news. Give me
the news.
Speaker 2: I'll make the decision. Here's some news.
Speaker 1: The Buffalo Bills have signed cornerback Christian Benford to a
four year, seventy six million dollar contract extension, extensing I'll
keep him through twenty twenty nine.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he gave them a heck of a deal. That's
a hometown discount. Originally, if you would have waited, he could.
Speaker 2: Have gotten a lot more.
Speaker 1: A sixth round pick. Yeah, sixth round pick out of Villanova.
We think Villanova's basketball school. Should we start thinking, Yeah,
they're at one double a football school.
Speaker 2: Yeah. They gotta give Brandon Bean's crew credit for that one.
Speaker 1: He exceeded expectations, earning his starting role now performing former
first rounder kyer Elam, who was recently traded to the Cowboys.
Speaker 2: I just never got a chance as a first rounder.
Speaker 1: But let me ask you, this the underdog mentality. And
I don't know if it's an underdog mentality. I can't
think in other sports where it would be because basketball
usually the top pick do very well.
Speaker 2: Usually it's only the top picks. It's usually only the
top picks.
Speaker 4: If you go back, like if I asked Grock the
other day, give me the top fifty or top one
hundred NBA players where they were drafted, and it gave
me a list, And most of those guys are drafted
pretty early. There's a couple like Joker who were like
the last pick in the draft, or Janni's at tenth,
of Kembo who was fifteenth, but they're mostly, you know.
Speaker 2: Guys, top five top ten guys. Jimmy Butler was a
thirtieth overall.
Speaker 1: But you look at like late round picks like Benford
right outperform highly drafted players. Is it like, just what
is that? Is that something in them I'm watching?
Speaker 4: I think it's because they're twenty two turning twenty three
and they grow into their bodies and become Okay, okay,
I mean think about all the players Billy who made
a leap from rookie year to their second year, right,
but I think that's the leap you want to take.
Speaker 1: But a lot of those guys put in the time,
put it well, look they're get to that level. They're
putting in the time. So that's a ridiculous thing to say.
But a different regimen.
Speaker 4: Now they have their professional they could spend all their
time on it.
Speaker 2: They is scouting over hyped? Yes? I think scouting is
over hyped.
Speaker 1: Because some players just thrive under the right system. We
could say, could Josh Allen have been yeah, what what's
his name? Who went third in that draft and was
with the Jets and then the Panthers? Sam Donald, Sam Donald,
I I think so. But then like look at.
Speaker 4: The cool thing with Alan was that they knew he
was a project when they drafted him, so they set
the expectations really low. Look, we're not going to start
this kid immediately. We're gonna let him sit. Well, that
lasted all of a half. Nathan Peterman was so bad.
Speaker 2: All right, see Allen era second half in Baltimore. Kid,
it's all yours. He remember this first game he started
get the Chargers. It was a sixth five Pickpeter five piast.
Speaker 4: All the guys, w we're so excited to watch this
guy playing. Yes, they were in front of fifteen thousand people. No,
they were in LA, but they were a soccer stadium.
Speaker 2: Ohmber, they moved. They were playing a soccer stadium. Yeah,
they didn't know where to put them right, and but yeah,
it was it was awful. It was awful.
Speaker 4: And all the pros Western Patavia, Oh this is gonna
be great. Oh yeah, sure it is for the Chargers.
But they did baby steps with him. They brought in
a special offensive coordinator just to work with him. They
put him in touch with Jordan Palmer just to work
with him. By the way, so did Sam Darlin, Baker Mayfield,
all these other guys work with Jordan Palmer.
Speaker 2: But Alan's the guy. He took to Alan.
Speaker 4: I mean, like people like didn't Allen wasn't one of
these kids who was like told like Baker Mayfield, they're
Johnny Manziel from eight years old.
Speaker 2: You give me a star, you give me a star.
You're gonna be a star. You're gonna be a star.
Speaker 4: Now, he just like was awesome in high school and
went to a junior college, set out a bunch of man.
He got a scholarship or two, and he went and
he and he did the most with his ability. And
then they're like, Okay, this kid just needs coaching, whereas
all these other quarterbacks were going on this program. Now,
I'm not saying either one is wrong. I'm saying, is
it worked out for Alan because he landed in Buffalo.
If Alan lands with the Jets and Adam Gase, who's
a nut job, I don't.
Speaker 2: Know that it works out.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying. So the
system's right, But we've got this. There is an underdog mentality.
Underdog mentality. Look at Tom Brady probably the biggest underdog,
greatest example, right, a great example of that, and you
can find more examples. I believe in the NFL, I
often wonder is it guys?
Speaker 2: Who is it? Guys who in some way are.
Speaker 1: Not banged up as much, but they're still playing the game,
So I can't you know.
Speaker 4: Even the Navy Seals have a saying. I guess that
when you have an injury, it becomes a magnet. And
that's kind of what happened to Tiger Woods when everyone
was training with the Navy Seals.
Speaker 2: Yes, and he got hurt. He kept getting hurt over
it all.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, And it's so like in football, it's the
same way, and you have to be able to overcome that.
Like with most players, Benford, this is probably his last contract.
He might get another one, but he's not gonna get
the same money in this next contract that he won
in this one. Only quarterbacks, offensive alignment and stud edge
rushers get a third contract tipping if they're good. Everybody
else gets a second cot short. The shelf life in
the NFL is very very short.
Speaker 1: It is well not for long is what we say
stands for. But when you look at these guys, look
they're still playing a high level of football. Villanova, what
did you say?
Speaker 2: It was? Well?
Speaker 4: How me long went to Villadova, but they're at one
double A school, yeah, another or a FCS so they're
not like they're not gonna be playing for like the
Sugar Bowl or the Rose Bowl or the Cotton.
Speaker 1: Are we looking are we under estimating programs like that?
Where there I mean.
Speaker 4: Future in futures, not necessarily. Let me get I'm gonna
I'm gonna give you a stat that's gonna blow your mind.
You can look this up after the third round of
the draft. Okay, if you look at NFL rosters and
take away everybody who's taken in the first three rounds
and just look at all the players in the NFL,
there are just as many, if not more, guys who
went undrafted in the league than there are guys taking
rounds four through seven. Really, what does that tell you
about drafting? What does that tell you about scouting? What
does that tell you about coaching?
Speaker 1: I think it tells you that some guys it's a
crapshoot one hundred percent. But I think some guys it's
a whole mentality thing. And I do wonder if the
underdog mentality. I'm even watching the NCAA tournament. They're talking
about Florida having some great basketball players because they were elsewhere. Yes, right,
this coach got them to all work together. But they
did two years in another program, and this one guy goes,
I have a chip on my shoulder. I knew I
was good enough to be here. No one was giving
me a chance. I went somewhere else and then I came.
Speaker 2: In and they did. And you want to know how they
got there money? Well, ching, yeah, they.
Speaker 4: Got well at somewhere else and somebody else offered. I mean,
that's the big joke right now this year is that
this is the money tournament, right Yeah. When I brought
back to the first segment aau is ation of basketball,
we have a possibility. We don't know right now, but
as of the time you're listening, we may have four
number ones in the final four for the first time
in like ten years, and it's only the second time
ever in history. Why because they spent all the money,
all right, it's still got all these now.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 4: Last year and the year before that, Yukon, which is
not a power for school, won back to back national championships.
So this may be a fluke this year, or it
could be the new normal because of the money, all right.
Speaker 2: So that's the thing. But if the NIL is good
for anything.
Speaker 4: If they're gonna pay guys to switch schools, they now
will stay in school longer and get more developed, so
they'll be more mature and ready to play in the
NBA and in football. You already have that built in
for three years. But I'll give you another example of
an underdog. Okay, your super Bowl MVP that you know,
Jalen Hurts, right, this dude, if you had just come
out of Alabama, he probably would have been drafted in
the fifth or sixth round. He had to go to
Oklahoma and become a stud in Lincoln Riley's offense to
get drafted as high as the second round and then
came in as a backup in Philadelphia.
Speaker 2: And then grew immatured, come in to the quarterback he was.
He didn't graduate Alabama.
Speaker 4: No, he went to Alabama. He got replaced by Tua
in a national championship.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, And then and.
Speaker 4: Then he eventually replaced two at one point I think two.
I mean they bailed each other out. But he wasn't
gonna get drafts. They said, look, transfer out, your eligibility
here is over.
Speaker 2: Go to Oklahoma.
Speaker 4: Lickt Riley's an offensive genius because all they don't play
defense in Oklahoma?
Speaker 2: Was he what do you mean his eligibility was up?
Like in other words, like he had he had he
had exhausted A. Yeah, he could.
Speaker 4: He could have transferred for one more year, but he
couldn't play at Alabama. But they I think they may
have had like they're just gonna give the team to
Tua anyway, So he transfers on to I don't know
if it was an eligibility issue or if they're going
to go Tua. So he goes on. He wanted to
play every day or every Sunda, every Saturday. So he
goes to Oklahoma and he wins the Heisman. Why because
he had the numbers, because he played an offensive threw
the ball every single time.
Speaker 1: But it got to really highlight his talent, right, so
then he he rose in his draft stock. But then, okay,
so here's the thing is it's smarter than to do
a uh for teams to pay big money to homegrown talent.
Let's say Jalen hurts homegrown talent in that right, he
comes in, he sits behind somebody, he.
Speaker 2: Works his way through.
Speaker 1: Most teams do that or chase new talent even through
free agency. And I'm thinking the homegrown only because you've
got them in this system and you can see who's
doing well in your system. Kyer Elam was not, was Benford? What?
Speaker 4: That's the NFL models that you have to draft well
and you have to like keep your guys as much
as much long term success draft you have to try
to keep your guys as much as and then.
Speaker 2: Try to get the new guys to adapt in.
Speaker 4: And that's what the problem is wi last last two.
That's why the Bills have to hit on this draft
because their last two drafts. But yeah, yeah, now twenty
twenty two, Bedford's draft. Other than Elam, who they whiffed
on in the first, they nailed the rest of the draft.
That's where you got Khaliel.
Speaker 2: Shakir right here, you got James Cook.
Speaker 4: Okay, but like but twenty twenty three and twenty twenty
four they did not do very well.
Speaker 1: I you watch these coaches, right, and you think, how
can someone be like that all the time?
Speaker 2: And when I say that is like.
Speaker 1: This positive bringing in They've got like a sort of
a code and you're only see him at certain times.
Maybe they're not, but I go, I feel like I
would fall off in some way, maybe get lazy, I
don't know, as a coach, and even at the high
school level, like I went to Jamison's basketball banquet, right
and it was really for the varsity.
Speaker 2: And the jv but they invited the other guys. But
he had to pay some money.
Speaker 1: But I was so to me it was worth every
penny because the coach is I believe he's the seventeen
and under Olympic coach. Now okay as well, but he's
been involved in Team USA for a while and he's
talking and he gave like five minutes on each varsity player,
like our friend Mark Gruba's son, Oh wow, okay place
and is this true? Yeah? And he gave a whole
thing on Drew and all this stuff. And you know,
I can't wait to see him in the offseason. And
where like the guy and you go, how can this
this guy is like on all all the time, Fitch,
he is on. He is one of the most if
there's anything, like I know he's sitting here.
Speaker 2: But I have talked about.
Speaker 1: My strategy with with my son coming to live with
me was more instead of telling you what you can
and can't do, or what I do and don't like,
which you have to do at times, would be more
like a matador. Come over here. I think you're gonna
like this. I'm not going to force you, but hey,
kind of lead you in, you know what I mean.
And I think that was with the basketball program. I
am blown away by this guy and just that whole mentality.
And that's what I'm saying, Like even you know, we
get upset with McDermott and stuff, but to be that
way all the time, get these adult men to buy
into something yes, right, who have their own minds and
want to have stats and want to make money and
want to have their own images and want to be
that I go, that is like you got to be something.
Speaker 2: Like a psychologist.
Speaker 4: Collegists, you have to be a salesperson. You have to
be a motivator. Poor racial speaker. Yeah, you got to
be a good recruiter. You have to know the game.
Speaker 1: I mean, I left I left that basketball thing going
I want to play for this guy. I want to
come out and play for him because he's talking about
you know this and how you know this one's doing
this and he's going, yeah, we have he talked about
I guess there was a six to six kid and
a six seven kid who decided not to play this
year for whatever reason. And he had the smallest team
and they went eighteen and four and they did get
you know, but but did way better than Yeah, but
it's discipline and focus and buying into the system, and
it's all of that and really pushing you in guys
staying later in the gym and working with them and
you know, seeing this. And he talked about guys. He
said this, the guys that put in. He goes, I
see guys running like suicides and things after a game
and they never got in. He goes, there are guys
who got no time and they're the ones doing this
and I'm like, this is insane. But they're all buying
into that program and they all feel better for even
the manager got shoutouts and stuff like the guy was
actually I'm telling you, it was the most impressive thing.
And then we're talking about this and we talked about Benford.
I go, yeah, it is the system.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: You can't I can't imagine what Rex Ryan actually ran
as a system.
Speaker 2: I think it.
Speaker 1: Probably he could be a very good coach and even
a good motivator.
Speaker 2: But he just seems he seems like he would be me.
Speaker 1: After week three, he's like, ah, fucking guys, Yeah, old guy,
Well you got it.
Speaker 4: He got Rex built a heck of a defense in
Baltimore that would actually challenge the Patriots and do well.
Speaker 2: But he had John Harbaugh above him. John Harball retained
him as his defensive coordinator.
Speaker 4: He finished the second place in the hiring process, but
Rex always needed somebody above him who actually could see
the big picture. When Rex got his chance, his success
was because he had two of the best corners in
the NFL playing defense. Ye, so good for him. But
he got the Buffalo. It was like a party zone.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: This is like it was he and his brother are
a bicycle built for two or something going around to
eat like that.
Speaker 2: Was like later. But yeah, at one point, like I mean.
Speaker 4: During the World Series, they drove the extreme.
Speaker 2: This is during the football week. They had a game Sunday.
Speaker 1: Yeah all right, well whatever, I look, I can't say
one way or the other, who's better, who's not. I
was just impressed by this and it made me think
as I'm reading about Benford today and I'm thinking the
underdog mentality and even these coaches, you know, you get
somebody to buy in. I always think this, we are
capable of so much more, so much more than we do.
And I sort of get embarrassed because Seawn McCarthy from
McCarthy's Tents was in here talking about the Hootch Nanny
and he said, he goes, there are a lot of
times I give me a Shawn McCarthy.
Speaker 2: Well, he's talked about it too.
Speaker 1: When you drive out of town here, when you go,
do you go out thirty one over the canal or
how do you go?
Speaker 2: How do you go home? I take thirty one to
the four ninety okay, yeah, to for By Fisher.
Speaker 1: Okay, So when you go out that way, that's thirty
one haf Okay, yeah, okay, that's okay. So when you
go out that way, just before you go to the canal,
look to your left. You're going to see this beautiful
big house with a separate like pool house. That's what
Sean McCarthy's building. But Sean said to me when he
sat here, he goes, at the end of every day,
I go what else could I have done? What else
could I have done? And I go it it. The winning,
success and failure are so closely related. It's just it's
so simple, but we put all this pressure on it
when we like to get fire. I love I love
motivating guys like those motivating fiery up, let's go. But
I often often wonder, I go, maybe you don't need
to be that way, but I I do. I think
we're we underestimate ourselves. We sell ourselves short, and we're lazy.
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that you would outlive your child is, just yeah it
defies the laws. Of nature so in all, those things,
you go what a what an? Unbelievable life but how
is he? Still ALIVE and I know i thought he
said he wasn't playing, it anymore maybe arthritis, Or something
BUT then i think he is. STILL playing i can't
really get confirmation on that. Would Yet great arthur's drug
COMMERCE and i know guys who are near eighty, seventy
nine eighty years old and they're having a tough time.
JUST moving, i go how is this guy who, Snorted?
Right keith He snorted colombia a little Bit. Of, peru yeah, you.
Speaker 2: Know like he could start and tell you the country
to make.
Speaker 1: The model he did all this shit and DRUG and
i think was even in alcohol rehab sometime in the
last decade he may.
Speaker 4: Have been yeah at, this point why, you, know well
it thinks me. Of that have you ever listed your
head of people like you can't believe hers?
Speaker 6: All?
Speaker 2: Alive No like george went, From, cheers yeah it's? Still?
Alive yeah is?
Speaker 8: That?
Speaker 2: Something?
Speaker 4: Why yeah but it'd be like he looks like a
guy who would have died heart. Attack, sooner yeah you
Know what. I'm saying it'd Be Like chris farley still,
being alive. YOU know i just it's just like with the,
Rock stars like, you're.
Speaker 2: Like how is this dude? Still alive how are these guys?
STILL alive i. DON'T know i.
Speaker 1: WONDERED that i wonder That With keith, richers too how's
that guy? Still lave they have a, different constitution something
is very different.
Speaker 2: WITH them i have.
Speaker 1: To think Our friend vinnie left. A VOICEMAIL dare i?
Speaker 2: Play? IT absolutely.
Speaker 1: I have this is a, sight UNSEEN and i. Will
say the opening line is, gonna, be, Hey motherfuckers let's
See if, I'm, right.
Speaker 10: Hey motherfuckers great show. As always, but, Yeah yeah google
some vizine and see what happens when you fucking get
a few drops in. Your drink google that and question
me all. You WANT but i ain't gonna send YOU
something i. Don't know this is back in the eighties,
and nineties fucked a lot, of, Bartenders bro so you
want to question me you, go AHEAD but i ain't
sending you SHIP that i.
Speaker 1: Don't, know okay, all right That was vinnie who wrote
that in Earlier.
Speaker 4: THAN thanks i banged a lot of bartenders bagging, my.
Speaker 2: Day, buddy yeah was that a tip or that's how he? Paid,
them okay? All.
Speaker 1: RIGHT huh i would think like you'd have.
Speaker 2: TO be i had a guy.
Speaker 1: IN here i won't say much about this guy because
he's working on a project and, he came uh, for
ADVICE and i love what he's going, to DO and
i love the way he went about doing.
Speaker 2: All this is that? A fart did you? Just fart it?
WAS me i know. It wasn't james is safe for?
Speaker 5: The.
Speaker 2: Listeners, huh okay, You're saying, i'm sorry you're talking about somebody.
Speaker 1: Who's motivational, so, no no somebody who was in here.
There there they want to do. A podcast they're going
to launch. A podcast they've been working on this content
and everything for like, a year, building websites, getting TRADEMARKS getting,
i mean they're doing it the, right way and they
happen to be in the hospitality business and own several
big names.
Speaker 2: In town, and uh.
Speaker 1: But, just said like how they wish they hadn't they
stopped drinking and they wish they. Had that what's like
that in their twenties because they get so much more
done and it, Is amazing like, you know you can
really SEE where.
Speaker 2: I love i love. To, DRINK yeah. I, DO why i,
DON'T know. I get i just. Love compulsion, OH god i.
LOVE it i love IT like.
Speaker 4: I do, I'm like i'm. The amateur they talk about an.
Amateur night THAT'S why i. JUST don't i just. AVOID
it i turned into a complete. Raving, idiot yeah but
it takes you like ten or eleven to. Get, THERE yeah.
Speaker 2: I know, with me it's. Like, two Well because i'm so, MUCH.
Speaker 1: Anymore i think LIKE if i GET if i, HAVE
three i can start to feel it and then and
then then we have no choice. To make it's time to, Go. Home,
billy yeah, herm on, Herm on it's time to go
home on otherwise You're gonna we had.
Speaker 4: A boss remember who had a code word for like
if somebody At the christmas party would see You, getting,
Yeah Hey, bobby osville put your pants.
Speaker 2: Back, home well there was there Was one christmas party
where the to, the. Boss huh they almost said that to, the,
BOSS right i think. They, DID yeah i think they sent.
Her home shoes, Were, off yeah and she was.
Speaker 1: Super friendly my chest got touched, a lot keyword.
Speaker 2: Supper, friendly well my chest got touched, a.
Speaker 1: Ton like she kept going and always my first and, Last,
name hey and, then this and then shoes were off
and very very flirty and yeah like. And whatever that
was also the Same.
Speaker 2: Night i'm my backet's got grabbed at. The party not by, that,
person no by.
Speaker 1: Somebody, Else, yes uh SOMEBODY who i used to work with,
in RADIO and i think they were going through a
divorce or something and they were there with, oh, yeah, yeah
YEAH but i used to try to she was talking,
to people so she had her. Own corner goddamn, if
that if, people ever if that ever.
Speaker 2: Was, seen, YEAH good i remember.
Speaker 4: One time, oh no, don't no it had nothing to do
with YOU and i.
Speaker 2: That boss who touched. Your. Chest uh the story was that, He,
says jamison take.
Speaker 4: It outside so somebody found an empty zip lock bag
with white residue powder residue, in, it okay and the,
boss goes should we go to the cops? With This
And den, jones, goes no are.
Speaker 1: You, nuts no, like no just get rid, Of, it jamison,
real quick jump, on there, real fast. Real fast where
you're going to your? Friend's house? What, Time no, i'm,
not well we're gonna negotiate.
Speaker 2: This later i'm not.
Speaker 11: Doing that, yeah, YEAH okay i tell you Parenthood, not
yeah like the, kid is he's a, very kid, he
is but but he's he's fifteen and we're in like these.
Speaker 2: Transition times yeah, and yeah these things are.
Speaker 4: Gonna happen you got to, be protective but they have their. Own,
mind yes you want, My, Advice billy.
Speaker 1: But LIKE today I realized i was out. Of butter
how do you get out? Of BUTTER but i don't use.
Speaker 2: Butter a, whole lot so so somebody's?
Speaker 1: Using it uh, Yeah PROBABLY but i mean either, there's
stuff walk over and get. Some butter im alling twice
because they were gone. So long, i'm like what's? Going on,
Oh yeah so AND so i had to Go to
walgreens but they didn't have what, he wanted and.
Speaker 2: Then like what? IS happening i Got the french.
Speaker 1: Toast made it's in the oven one hundred and, seventy
degrees just sitting there, and warming.
Speaker 2: But trying out could you get? Back, here no that sort. Of,
THING anyway i. Don't know We played. Vinnie's, voicemail yeah
they found.
Speaker 4: A bag they found an empty bag of cooking, tell,
me yeah and the boss one to.
Speaker 2: Sit examined it was. A party throw. It away let's.
Move on? What's them what's?
Speaker 1: The uh tell me real quick About these yankee BATS
that i was reading. About earlier so apparently they. Have
this i'm glad they finally invested some. Money in somebody
in that front office and knows what the frick.
Speaker 4: They're doing, but anyway they they came up with, this,
bat like, you know like just everybody could just picture
a regular. Baseball bat it's not a softball bat that
gets narrow like like, really early, but rather, you know
just regular baseball bat and chess kind of gradually gets
bigger and toward, the end then it. Rounds out this
baseball bat seems to be more rounded toward the middle,
Camera right so like the bottom one is a baseball
bat that, is normal and the, top one the white
one or the wood, colored bat is the Newly designed
yankee bat that looks more like. A paddle in the,
middle right so the sweet spot is a little bit
closer to the to, the handle and it's a little
bit bigger. And rounder and they think that this is
what Helped the yankees with their nine home, runs yesterday
which was a team record on a team that Once
Had Lou Garrigot babe ruth in the same. Freaking, lineup, yeah, okay.
Speaker 1: Nine, but no. It's fine it's. It's cool people. Saw
it it's a uh it. Is interesting will they be
out lowed by.
Speaker 2: The way judge it one? Today? AGAIN too i, don't know.
Speaker 4: Because like if if it has the, weight parameters what
do we three?
Speaker 2: Games, in yeah, well yeah this would be today's the.
Speaker 4: Third game so he's he's had four home runs in. Three,
games yes he's. On pace he's on pace for sixty three.
This year, it's, early, yeah right we Gotta know judge
does get hurt every. Other, year yeah this could be a.
Speaker 2: Hurt year you.
Speaker 4: Never Know the yankees already have nine guys on the.
Speaker 2: Il souh it. Is cool they.
Speaker 4: Like it but my, thing, is okay it's taking you
this long to develop this kind. Of bat didn't.
Speaker 2: Somebody think of? THIS sooner i. Don't know it must have, Passed,
regulations yeah. OF course i mean it's not like they're like, they're,
gonna like, you know rescind, the bat but the bat's
got to weigh a.
Speaker 4: Certain amount Mit physicist Lenny on payroll invented the, torpedo
barrel brings more wood and mass to where you most
often make contact as. A hitter According, to kevin.
Speaker 1: So thet would be built specifically, for, you, yes.
Speaker 4: Yes wow the ideas to increase the number of quote
barrels and.
Speaker 2: Decrease misses so.
Speaker 4: Because now, in baseball like, you know we talked the
other day about how like your your your dad could
can't follow along and manage along a baseball game and
workers of analytics.
Speaker 2: And stuff this is part. Of, that this this is part.
Speaker 4: Of that and one of the thing is like you
see more strikeouts now than. Ever before why they don't
want you to put the ball on, The ground just
swing up for, the fence swing for. The, fence well
a flyout and a strikeouts better than a. Double plays that's.
The idea it.
Speaker 1: Is fun danny did send me one, last thing But
well i'll mention ONLY because i.
Speaker 2: Lived through this uh twice. Sort.
Speaker 1: Of uh he sent me there's a guy at a bar,
older guy, not old, but older maybe in, the sixties
and he's pretending to look at. A menu there's nobody
else in the in the shot on the security camera on,
the bar and the guy just starts taking a leak
right right at, the bar.
Speaker 2: Just taking, a leak and, you go the place isn't.
Even full you could go to the bat? What what what? Is?
THAT like i don't.
Speaker 1: Get, it, Revenge laziness i'm, not SURE but i remember
Being In nick taho's while in college and the place
is jam packed in the city and you're all in
there and we're up, against it and all of, a
sudden this one kid JUST goes i can't hold, the
name and he whips it out and just starts peeing
right at, the counter and you just see this yellow
stream just, going DOWN and i remember being. Grossed out
and then there was A time.
Speaker 2: I don't KNOW where i might.
Speaker 1: Have been we might have been driving, cross COUNTRY so
i would have Been exactly, jameson's age and this older
guy comes, running in huffing and puffing, and running and
all of a sudden you hear he's peeing as he's
running into, the bathroom like he could not hold this poor.
Old guy, you know probably his prostate was, gonna go
but he And so i'm trying not, to laugh and
there's like river size headed towards, the drain and but
YOU gotta i couldn't get, around IT and i tried
to hop over it and the back of my heel.
Speaker 2: Hit it and then there was another another ONE that i.
Speaker 1: Stepped in And now i'm getting Pissed because I'M going
i gotta get back in a CAR for i don't
know how many more hours with this guy's piss all,
over me filled with blood pressure pills and. WHATEVER else,
I said i. DON'T know i, was like that really grows.
Me OUT but, i see like that would piss me
off If if i'm TRYING to, i mean that's like
a health code violation. And, everything YEAH and i know
urine supposed TO be i. GET it i have, often YES.
Speaker 2: And, i, guess yeah that's. TRUE too i didn't even
know you could GET an std. THROUGH that i had
no idea you could. Do that, LAST night i don't
know what that.
Speaker 1: Was For, damn Barilla the yankee fan with His new
yankee hat.
Speaker 2: And his big birthday coming Up, on thursday doing. Something, nice, Oh.
Speaker 4: Yes saturday saturday's taking me because she's got like practice.
Speaker 2: And stuff all week for her musical. Coming, up oh
she feels Coming. Here thursday i'll come in. All, right
well have a little birth celebrate with. My, homies, yeah
well a little. Birthday celebration you have to do, that
though of course. We do of course. We.
Speaker 10: Do.
Speaker 1: Yeah Yeah, metabolic yeah that's exactly your metabolica, IT Right I,
Bill moran we'll see.
Speaker 2: You, TOMORROW see. I see it's kind of pony a
bed and things have gotten worse than