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I think we're supposed to have the future owner of
the Buffalo Bills in and I wanted to start with
the fact that it just got more expensive to own
a professational sports team in North America by who got.
Speaker 1: Sold the Boston Celtics. Oh, that's gonna be a big number.
Six point one billion dollars. That's a big guy.
Speaker 3: The most expensive in North America, because I think the
Commanders went for six or maybe point six point zero five.
This is six point one and I think it's one guy.
I don't think it's a group. The Grousebeck family owned
the team recently, and this guy is Bill and.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna say his name but wrong.
Speaker 3: I'm sure Chilseom I think is his last name, Chilsom.
He's the managing partner of Symphony Technology Group.
Speaker 1: Let's be doing well in technology.
Speaker 3: I guess so, because dudes, just as he just did that,
I go imagine this. You drop six point one billion
dollars on the Celtics and you stress out over Jason
Tatum's contract extension, just like every other fan who didn't
spend six point one billion dollars.
Speaker 4: And that's the weird thing is because you see every
once in a while you'll it'll run it on Facebook
and like the Forbes list of what teams are worth. Yes,
and I don't think the South something a brand name,
but I don't think they're that high up.
Speaker 1: In the list.
Speaker 4: I know the Mark Cowboys were up there. The maple
Leafs were up there. The maple leaf were up there. No,
well those are just long, I mean just it's hockey
in Toronto. So the Patriots were up there for a while.
They'd fallen down a little bit. Yeah, I think the
Knicks are up there. The Knicks are, but I mean
definitely the Cowboys Yankees are up there. Dodgers because I go, Holy.
Speaker 3: Cow, I mean so, and this would be an interesting
thing to think about. And if the future owner shows up,
I think you forgot which call, and we'll call. Actually
I should call him because the reason they're selling the
team is a father son fight over payment to players.
The father is his first name is Irving. You know,
he's old school and the guy the kids Irving with
an eye, Irving with an eye, Irving with an eye,
and he's got a monocle. And his son is I
don't know if you call him Wick, w I c
that's his name Wick, So it's Irving Grouse back and
Wick now Wick himself if I'm saying his name correctly,
does not look to be a young guy, but he's
he put together this team.
Speaker 1: That's a rich kid name though too. Yes it is that.
That's why I'm wearing a sweater on my neck.
Speaker 3: But he looks to be maybe somewhere in his late
fifties to sixties, and his father's in his nineties. And
it was about, you know, I can't, I don't know.
I would love to know, Like the guy with the
money is probably mister Grouse. Irving Irving would be the
guy with the money.
Speaker 1: Do you stand up the.
Speaker 4: Guy who's lives to the segregation. I'm not paying those
black players nothing.
Speaker 1: I don't know the sons. I don't know that that
was the case. Kevin.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure, but I isn't it interesting like it
was a family dispute over paying players And you have
Jason Tatum's contract up. I'm sure that's a bone of
contention for Irving, who's ninety and you you hear these
you just won the championship last year, and you won
the championship, and you, yeah, you put that team together,
you got that talent there.
Speaker 1: But I just it's unbelievable.
Speaker 3: And then I wonder when you see a team sell
for six point one billion dollars, how does that impact
the average fan? What does that mean for the average
guy who's a Celtics fan. I mean, I gotta think,
does it raise the prices? Maybe they are where they are.
Speaker 4: My kid, when we were supposed to go to mass
just a couple weeks ago, he goes, we should go
to a Celtics game on Friday night.
Speaker 1: Did you look at ticket prices? They were playing the Lakers.
There's a zero chance for going to this game. He's like,
no tickets.
Speaker 4: I'll find tickets cheap. I'll find takers for like one
hundred three bucks. All right, I go ahead, get on
your phone, go to stop hub. See what you can
find the cheapest seat. The nosebleed was four hundred.
Speaker 1: Four hundred. Yeah, and that's way up and it looked
like dots.
Speaker 4: Mike, it's the Lakers. It's gonna be a heavy priced
game because of Lebron.
Speaker 1: Wow. Now, if Brownie was playing, it might have been
fifty bucks.
Speaker 3: I feel bad for Brownie. I saw some headline today
for Brownie's like, people treat me like I'm not real.
He's not, like, well, no, I'm paraphrasing, but let's see.
Speaker 1: We're gonna He's wicked. The dad's IRV yeah it, but
I go that it's crazy.
Speaker 3: And if billionaires keep treating teams like investment assets, does
it ruin the soul of sports? Mister Conner's future owner
of the Buffalo Bills. Hello, sir, my friend, I am, well,
are you are you joining us this evening?
Speaker 5: I am.
Speaker 6: I am just pulling in from Buffalo and then we'll
be over to your place in about twenty.
Speaker 3: All right, perfect, we were just we were just talking
about the the sale. Since we call you the few
rumer of the Buffalo Bills, I don't know. North American
teams just got a lot more expensive today with the
sale of the Celtics.
Speaker 1: They sure tack did man six point one billion? And
I think it's one guy, Greg.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's yeah, And that's amazing. I mean, the Bills
valuation with the new minority owners put it at about
at approximately five billion dollars, that's what the valuation was
sold at. Okay, and and prior to that, the most
expensive franchise I believe with six point zero five billion.
Speaker 1: That was the Commanders, And so they were less.
Speaker 6: Than what they valued at, less than what the what
the Commanders had valued at. And so you know, that's
almost like a bargain because you know, ship that's a
that's a twenty percent return almost on your on your
investment event, you know, from five billion and six billion.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, what's a couple of billion? How long?
Speaker 3: How long do we see a player's salary at a billion?
You know what I mean, who's going to sign the
first billion?
Speaker 1: This is what's his name? Almost did he's at three
quarters of a billion? Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, I think I think the sport that you'll
see it in will either be basketball or baseball first,
and will football, Yeah, it'll be baseball.
Speaker 1: Wow, where are they getting and.
Speaker 6: The reason and the reason is it's because there's sewer
players and the salary cap, right so, and that that's
why I'm baseball man. Their rules in terms of contracting
stuff is is much more fluid and lucy loose than
the NFL is.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, I understand what you're saying. And they certainly
spread things out. We see, uh, what's his name still
getting paid June first, don't we yep?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Oh god, Bobby by Day for the boy. But
there's like nine are ten guys that have a deal
like that. I think this is the last year of
Bobby Bone. I think he's through thirty four. I think
we talked about that. It is. I thought it was
twenty five, all right, thirty there's a bunch of different
players that have deals like that. Yeah, but it's a
million dollars every year.
Speaker 4: And there's a bunch of players that we have that
and there's I'm thinking that's how they're gonna pay Otani
out at the end too, because seven and fifty.
Speaker 7: When is shiying that.
Speaker 6: I think there was. I think there was bet in
Vegas as to whether he'd be alive for last several paints.
Speaker 3: Hey listen, if you're going to watch and there's been
some great games today, we'll play audio of a little
bit of a meltdown and then some of the stuff
later on in the in this episode. But uh, you
should get out to be TV man because they've got
fifty TVs the NCAA tournament.
Speaker 1: You can sit in there.
Speaker 3: I would have a meal in a glass because I
think you can still get the Oreo Shamrock shake, and
I'm sure if you ask for it, they would do
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Speaker 4: We should get mat to start a channel. Another BTV challenge,
Can you finish it faster than Bill does?
Speaker 1: I'm embarrassed that I do that, like I don't eat
or something. We need to we need to make that happen.
Can you finish it faster than Billy? To the studio?
So like, well, no, we should, but I can't. I
don't want to be.
Speaker 3: Like in a race because I is gonna say, we
could do a podcast out there and have people come
and you eat, and whoever finishes the first is the
one who.
Speaker 1: Has to pay. But oh no, the last has to pack.
Speaker 3: But I'm going I don't know. I don't even realize
how fast I eat sometimes. I know you watch well
that grilled cheese California burrito, Oh my god, if you
want to go out, that's another one that you you
got to take some of it home.
Speaker 1: You have to.
Speaker 3: The thing is huge. I they say it weighs three pounds.
I think it's more than that that breakfast burrito that
we we saw brunch. Yes, that big, yeah, literally that
big and it's enormous and I I take them home.
Speaker 1: One of the kids hammered it. Look at that kid Wow,
because the grill. I'd love to see that. The grilled cheese.
Speaker 3: All right, I have to check out that burrito because
Matt has talked about that and I haven't been out there,
but the grilled cheese California Burrito is so good with
the guacamo only and the sour cream and they've got
peak at the guy Io on there and carnega sada
cheese and then they add French fries.
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Speaker 7: Hey man, I keep hearing this stuff about like and subscribe?
How do you subscribe? And obviously does that cost me money?
And fucking YouTube is stop giving me alerts when you
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Checking all right?
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Speaker 3: Yeah, that's Vinnie, our favorite listener, Vinnie who uh checking
in on that one. Greg is going to join us.
Greg's going to join us, and he's bringing Jamison. And
I said, there's something so Jamison.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I'm sure I will get blowback for
talking about this.
Speaker 3: But we're sitting down to dinner because I try to
go home and make dinner, and I made him like
these Cajun burgers. And I actually, because I'm trying, I
had tuna steak over like a salad.
Speaker 1: Okay, see how see how long I last.
Speaker 3: So he's talking to me and he goes, yeah, found
out I got permanently banned from the library and the
Fairport Line, the school, the school library.
Speaker 1: Why He's like, oh, he goes, yeah, he goes, I
got yeah. I mean he goes one time. The guy's
name is mister Hawk and someone goes hey, mister Hawk
and I and he goes, you know what I did?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, he goes And I did a really loud,
and he said, Jameson and I, I'll never do it
again or whatever, and he goes.
Speaker 1: I thought we were cool. He goes. And then some
girl the other day asked, are you free bond?
Speaker 3: So I just showed showed her my underwear a little
bit and and the guy goes, that's inappropriate, and he goes.
Speaker 1: And then today I was going to go down there
and somebody said.
Speaker 3: One of the teachers goes, you've been permanently banned from
the library and I and I saw.
Speaker 1: I'm like, well that that's not a good way to be.
Why would you you know? He's like, well, I mean, hey,
we were making prank phone calls to strip clubs.
Speaker 3: I go what.
Speaker 1: I'm like, I go, what are you doing? Yeah, we
were making He goes, and he heard us do that,
and no one ever stopped us. I'm like, I don't know, he's.
Speaker 4: Your child, he's you, uh man, I you know, maybe
not when he was your age, but he was you
in your twenties on CMF.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think that there was like I had a
little bit more of the fear of God in me,
like the fear of my old man. And I guess
there's clearly I'm just like nothing. That's what I worry
about it, Like I'm just nothing. But I also say,
his life has been different, and you're trying to figure
some stuff out and bound some things. He's doing well
in school, So I can't really.
Speaker 1: Argue with that. You know what I'm saying. I mean,
he's not he's winning. Huh, you're losing this battle. Well
that's sort of where I'm at.
Speaker 3: And it makes me a little bit nervous because I go,
you know what else on stuff, and a lot of
times like he'll try things and then when I say no,
he'll ask again then and he goes all right, never mine,
and then it never comes up again, like he just
does it.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 3: This is things like he would require me to drive
him somewhere or allow him to go somewhere. So those
are the things I have control. But maybe maybe you're right.
Speaker 1: Maybe I don't know, But listen to this new story,
and I just it is the world we live in today.
We'll give it.
Speaker 8: Airl this morning, the janitor who gave an STD to
one of his coworkers after peeing in her water bottle
is now facing six years in prison. Court documents show
that Lucio Diaz was convicted of aggravated assault for the
crime that happened back in twenty twenty two. At the
time of his arrest. He has told police that he
did it out of malicious intent and that it was
a sickness sometimes. Several other women are currently suing Das
for the same crime.
Speaker 1: Byob just took got a whole new meaning of that office.
Don't piss off your office. Your office manager tme, she'll
do it. Did you believe this?
Speaker 9: No, right I can.
Speaker 1: But so like the way this happened was wrong with people.
Speaker 3: This woman was drinking, drank some of her water and goes, wow,
this water is really sour and bitter and stuff. And
she is getting it from like the work filtrated water, right,
you know those bubble machines or whatever.
Speaker 1: I think that's right, the water bubble machine. And she's like,
this tastes terrible.
Speaker 3: So she started bringing in her own and then somebody
was making coffee and she said, oh, don't use the.
Speaker 1: Bubble of water.
Speaker 3: I have a great water bottle, and I bring my
own water and it's pure, it's clean and so id.
The woman opens it up, he goes, why is your
water yellow? And then so the woman then had a
feeling that something was going on, and she did hidden
camera and saw him and he would put his entire
junk in the water bottle, like in the water because
I'm going, can.
Speaker 1: You get an STD from urine?
Speaker 3: I don't know, that's a whole new defense, but either way,
the guy got got six years, But because I got
how do you prevent anything like that happening without invading
someone's privacy as an employer?
Speaker 1: Are you? Is there a right to privacy as an employee?
Speaker 9: I don't know, Well, there is certain Yeah, there are.
Speaker 5: There is a bathroom rights privacy like in like in
the bathroom, but like to your computer, No, it's an
office supplied computer. That's there is no right to private
there is no expectation of privacy. So the right to
privacy and the expectation of privacy in terms of employment
is really where the line is drawn. And you know,
rest rooms and things of that nature. But that's that's nuts, right,
it is, you know, And it's like they didn't go
in the water, but the you have an expectation that
if you put food in the refrigerator that somebody's not
going to tamper with it. Yes, and then if it's known,
then you got to take remedial measures for it. But
what a man, that's obnoxious. What are you shaking your
head over there?
Speaker 1: For?
Speaker 4: Yes, it is possible to get a sexually transmittencies from urine.
Some std such as chlamydia, oh gunnrhea can be it
through flows including urine. Then I also read something you
can't get it from somebody pessting on the toils, right, But.
Speaker 1: I wonder if that's exposure to air. I don't know.
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So the NFL is set to discuss potential rule changes,
and one would make regular season overtime the same as
playoff overtime.
Speaker 1: I don't hate that idea.
Speaker 3: It almost seems unfair that, you know, with the playoffs,
each team gets a shot at the ball if in
regular season you score. I don't know what your thoughts
on that.
Speaker 9: Yeah, for as a as a player, I wouldn't want it.
Speaker 5: As a player, I wouldn't want it because now you're
on the field longer and you are higher incidents of
injury because it's late in the game.
Speaker 1: I wrote that down.
Speaker 4: I go all those such a higher realized there was
a difference for the overtime rules.
Speaker 3: Well, I think the overtime rules are ten minutes in
regular season, and if you get the ball and score,
it's over. It's touchdown, touchdown, right, So if they kick
a field goal, I get a shot at a touchdown.
Speaker 1: But if they but in.
Speaker 3: Postseason play each team gets a shot. Even if you
get a touchdown, I got the ball back.
Speaker 5: So yeah, and so for me it's a matter of
if you know, if I'm a player, I want to
minimize and mitigate my exposure to injury. Yeah, I if
I were a player, I'd say, if it's tied with
the interred relations a.
Speaker 1: Tie, I agree, tie, I agree, that's the way it is. Yeah,
I was thinking the same thing because I know I
have to win. Go for it in regulation nobody likes.
Speaker 5: Plus it's then it screws up the rest of the
NFL TV schedule and the after parties.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 9: I Now in the playoffs, that's a whole other story.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, look, if they're I could tire both out.
Speaker 3: If they're making overtime and the chance is to make
overtime fair, can we make sure the refs don't decide
playoff games with calls? Right?
Speaker 1: I mean with random calls.
Speaker 3: And we've seen that, and I know as a Bills fan,
we can say what happened this season, But the Saints
a couple of years ago had a y that was
a blatant hit right on the wide receiver, taken out
before the play ball even got to them.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there's it's unfortunate that some of the that they
can't correct, some of the human error. I mean, look
at what the Look what the they're doing with basketball
now right inside of two minutes, Like every possession can
get reviewed, yes, because they want to get it right
inside two minutes, right, and and you know, can you
do that with penalties? I think he got to be
careful with some penalties just because you could probably call
penalty on every play, and in football, especially when it
comes to holding, defensive holding in terms of the secondary
offensive holding on the line. I think in terms of replays,
I think they should use it in terms of penalties
to demonstrate when one does not happen and it's called
ah Those are the things.
Speaker 1: That change a game.
Speaker 9: Where the call Patrick Mahomes in the was it the Texans.
Speaker 5: Game when he slid and the two guys went over
top of them and their two helmets collided or helmet
shoulder pad. They never even hit his helmet, but they
called personal foulish gave him the first down. Those are
the things for me that they should be able to
go in and review and say, you know what, that
actually it didn't happen, because but that that doesn't exist today.
I wouldn't do it to say, oh, hey, I want
to throw a fly because I think a penalty occurred,
and then you review it to say did it happen?
That to me is that that I think the game
opens Pandora's box and you can do it on every
single frick and play, every time there's a touchdown you're
gonna challenge it just to have a penalty called on it.
Speaker 1: I think they're gonna.
Speaker 3: I have a funny feeling this overtime thing goes through
and I only wonder that again, does it come back
to gambling. More possessions means more points. We like points,
and it comes back to the you know, the gambling
aspect of this sport.
Speaker 5: But if you're a game, if you're if you're the house,
you want it to end. You don't want it there
to be any more opportunities to go on the overall, No,
but what you don't.
Speaker 1: Want and you don't want it's a sports books.
Speaker 5: Yes, all right, so it's a if it's a tie,
and the house is always gonna win because it's either
plus point five or minus point five or plus one
or minus one. So the house is going they're always
gonna win in that game, you go in overtime and
then somebody kicks the field goal and they win by
three and the spread is two and a half.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but you can bet on overtime, can't you on
these like all of a sudden DraftKings, Yeah, bet live
action during the game. That's why I wonder if that
this stuff will go through in some fashion because you've
got that and some people it's ten dollars. But if
it's a ten dollars bet three million people, you know
what I'm saying, it's it's just it's a lot of money.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I worry that some of this stuff is starting to
control things. I like that we're getting the calls right,
but I think they're more getting the calls right for
the betters.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Maybe I'm wrong, but I really do feel that way, Greg.
I feel like there's a big influence, and the NFL
has been very good about trying to distance themselves, right
they don't. I mean in the NBA has Lebron James
Pimp and DraftKings. They don't allow their players to do it.
So they really try. But it's gotten to be a
real slippery slope in here. And you know everybody's got that.
I mean, even the ESPN has their own ESPN bets. Yeah,
you can go bet, but that's also the fun of
being a fan.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I think the NFL has done.
Speaker 1: As good a job as you can.
Speaker 5: Yeah, in terms of the officiating, I just I for me,
one of the craziest things when I think of officiating
where I see probably the biggest issues is when you
have defensive pass interference and you have offensive holding. That's
me are the two biggest and first downs. Right, you
know you have two guys walking in from the sideline.
I have ever since I was, you know, in college.
She's always like, how do you know that's where the
ball was?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Right, you know, because it's where it's when your knee
goes down. The other thing is like, okay, it's when
your knee goes down, and then where the ball is
when your knee goes down, So it's not where your
knee is, it's where the ball.
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Speaker 1: All right, we'll go back to the top here, Okay,
I skipped to the head long. Yeah, any ideas Greg
what to carry his favorites? I do know the singer
who's the singer Josh Groban?
Speaker 7: It is job.
Speaker 5: I was thinking of what's the Marcelli the opera singer
Andrea but challenger?
Speaker 1: Butell is not a bad guess. And was it rise
me up? Raised me up? So I had raised I had? Josh?
I wrote, you raised me up? But does it raised
me what you write raise me up. Okay, I gotta
give it to him because he has the full tide
of you raised me up.
Speaker 3: I was gonna give it a Yeah. I can't remember
when he did this album. I took a guess at
twenty sixteen.
Speaker 1: That is incorrect.
Speaker 9: I say twenty ten.
Speaker 1: That is two thousand and three. Was one to carry
a songs. She listened to him throughout the pregnancy of Sam.
I'm thirteen years long.
Speaker 9: Actually, this one reminds me of Miami Vice.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know who it is. I don't know who
it is, I said, nineteen eighty one, but I don't know.
Speaker 9: I said nineteen eighty two.
Speaker 1: Okay, there's a woman in love Barbara Streisan. See, I
was thinking of Barbarist.
Speaker 9: I couldn't. I could picture Barber streisand but I could
think of her names.
Speaker 1: Nineteen eighty eighty okay, eighty so close one man?
Speaker 3: No, sorry, wait, if I don't get either one of
the other two, do I have to add three or no?
Speaker 1: Okay? So those are just ponus points off.
Speaker 3: Okay, this is I said, Tom Waits, It's not Tom
Waits shit, And I said, uh, dream is over dream,
it's over, don't Dream It's over.
Speaker 1: I wrote, don't Dream It's.
Speaker 3: Over, and I said, nineteen eighty five, it's crowded house,
don't dream It's over.
Speaker 9: Nineteen eighty six I had eighty three.
Speaker 1: So then that one for me, it was the artist
crowded house, crowded house. Yeah, I said, hey, now, hey.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 4: This band's actually opening up for toad to watch Sprock
okay this summer, I can't remember the band.
Speaker 1: This is, you know, the movie kiss Me?
Speaker 3: And I said nineteen ninety seven, because it was right
around the time my first engagement dissolved.
Speaker 1: From she's all that the movie soundtracks, she's all that one.
Freddy Prince Junior.
Speaker 9: Freddy Prince Junior.
Speaker 1: Yeah, where did he go?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 4: He actually was a writer for WWE for a while.
He's doing a lot of behind the scenes stuff. Now
what year this has kissed Me?
Speaker 1: By? Sixpence? None the richer Fasteen ninety eight. Oh well again,
I'm still a push I said ninety seven.
Speaker 9: I'm dyslexing.
Speaker 1: This is great. I'm scot free. I have no idea, Greg,
do you have any idea?
Speaker 9: I have ninety two?
Speaker 1: I wrote ninety three, but I don't know I have
ninety two, and is it let me do, let me
clear my throat, Oh, DJ cool nineteen ninety six.
Speaker 3: Oh so I'm three there, I gotta get three. I
think Greg might have had this one.
Speaker 1: So we're gonna have an answer to the next one. Okay,
all right, I don't have the title.
Speaker 5: This, unfortunately, is a reflection of like my my chick
flick sense for movies and music right here, this chill,
This was my wheelhouse man.
Speaker 1: This is Kenny G.
Speaker 9: And I'm thinking it was like nineteen ninety.
Speaker 1: Okay, I said, Kenny G. I don't know the title.
I said, nineteen eighty six. It is Silhouettes by Kenny
G from nineteen eighty eight.
Speaker 9: Eighty eight, the year I graduate high school.
Speaker 1: There you go? You know why I knew it was
like that that that space. This was a warm one
on one point three solo song. They wanted me to
be the love doc and I just could not do it.
At night they wanted to be.
Speaker 5: This was the song in high school and Hornell that
we would slow dance to towards the end of night.
Speaker 1: Right, it wasn't.
Speaker 5: The last song was you know, Stairway to Heaven, which
was like ten minutes long. This was like the intro
to find the Girl to do Stairway to haven.
Speaker 1: Wood, slow dance a stairway to have it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we did too, ten minutes long, rural song like
you have like an orgasm at seconds start.
Speaker 1: I had never been that close to a woman than
before that. I got a border in my parachute pants.
Yeah right, I did with all the zippers.
Speaker 9: Yes, yeah, I did too.
Speaker 3: Uh, Billy Joel, I did, Billy Joel, I said, River,
but I don't remember the title.
Speaker 1: And I said, nineteen ninety six, the River of Dreams.
Billy Joel, nineteen ninety three. Oh wow, I was way off.
I said, two thousand. Okay, what movie was that in River?
What was the song was that in?
Speaker 9: Was that in Tarzan or one of thess?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 3: But he's right, well you're thinking of now Phil Comms,
because I thought it was from the beginning.
Speaker 1: You're right, So that was all right? I said, Michael Bolton,
how am I supposed to live without you?
Speaker 4: I would also accept the zach attack from Saved by
the Bill for what for the artist?
Speaker 3: And I said, nineteen ninety six is when he released it.
Because I'm thinking, man, I'm going to go ninety three.
Speaker 4: Actually he wrote this in nineteen eighty three and it
was originally performed by Laura Brannigan.
Speaker 1: I wrote down Dolly Parton then correct, yes, and it's
how am I supposed to Live without you? Michael Bolton
from nineteen eighty nine. Oh oh, oh.
Speaker 3: Fucking so why I'm going with my ninety six because
that's what I wrote down, went out.
Speaker 1: Sat as seen to say bed bells that Kelly are
breaking off.
Speaker 8: You.
Speaker 1: So I love Michael Bolton too. Yeah, I wanted to go.
I was trying. Michael Bolton's got a sense of humor too.
Didn't he do Chappelle or somebody? He's done a bunch
of stuff. He was on, uh, what's on two and
a half Men?
Speaker 4: He played one of the casinos and Nagar Falls a
couple of years ago, and I tried to talk carry.
Speaker 1: To go but she wasn't having it. Oh my god.
I love Michael Bolton.
Speaker 5: School the video back in the eighties or he had
that Mercedes convertible and it was like one of the
coolest cars and one of those MTV videos he's taking.
Speaker 1: MTD actually had videos from right now, the hard top convertible. Yeah, yeah,
I love those.
Speaker 4: He just had a brain tumor remove, so he's taking
a little time off, but he says he was successful
and he's ready to go.
Speaker 1: He's seventy two. What was the name of this seventy
seventy two ship? Dude?
Speaker 3: We're old, no, Greg, I see like I look at
I love the Traveling Whilberys.
Speaker 1: And there was a.
Speaker 3: Meme that went round and it said how old all
the guys were in the picture, and then underneath it
said you don't have as much time as you think.
Oh yeah, because I thought of them as kind of
old guys. Then, yeah, forty six was the oldest. I
think George Harrison was forty six.
Speaker 1: No ship man.
Speaker 3: Maybe maybe Roy Orbison was in his fifties. But either way,
I scored twenty four.
Speaker 1: Greg didn't keep scoring.
Speaker 5: All I know is that you kicked my ass and
wind to He just thought it was a great trip
down memory lane and the.
Speaker 1: Bills.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I can, uh, I recognize all the time.
Speaker 1: He's the dildo.
Speaker 9: Oh dude, man, come on, dildough.
Speaker 1: That's what they used to throw on the field for Tom. Yeah,
throw you can throw my hands on the field. I
jump up. He'll kill you nuts. See will God, I
would love to see that. Oh my god, he go
to Cutch, some Mega Fridos and some Michael Bolton. I
do like Michael Bolton. I did too. And you know what,
I like Kenny g.
Speaker 9: At least I got Kenny g R. I got one
right out of the out of the nine or ten.
Speaker 3: Kenny g and Michael Bolton always remind me of one
of my first girlfriends. When I would go to her house.
Her mom was always playing like a soft rock.
Speaker 9: She had a mullet.
Speaker 1: She did not her mom. That was very good. That
was very good. No, yes, right, it was business up,
fun party in the back.
Speaker 9: That's gonna get me a lot where it all started
back then. It's in the back.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: Yeah, uh no, I remember I can I can do it?
And her mom smoked Benson and hedges.
Speaker 1: Was there really thin ones? Yes? It was? This was
it mint? No, but there was this. As I'm listening
to the song, I could actually remember. The smell is
fucking weird. That's why I loved music so much, because music,
to me, is takes you back.
Speaker 3: To that moment, like you can relive. I'll hear YouTube
songs and I'm back on on some back dirt road.
Wilbur Flats is what it's called. People will just pop
their trunk and we drink beer. And I was probably
as old or younger than James.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Ah.
Speaker 3: For Greg Conters, future owner of the Buffalo Bills at
six point seven point, I don't know. It's a Celtic
soul for six point one. For Kevin Muir, always killing it, funny,
great game.
Speaker 1: I'm Bill Moran, will see you tomorrow. Tom didn't know
what to do