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Billified the Bill Moran Podcast.
Speaker 2: Hello and welcome. Thanks for getting your pot on, Thanks
for telling a friend.
Speaker 3: That's how we.
Speaker 2: Spread the word about the pirate ship. Scid to go
live on social media tonight. People have been writing me
going and I miss I miss the lives like. I've
gotten a couple of message going, let you be going. No,
I've been pre recording and then dropping them like later
on social media and stuff at different times. So I thought,
all right, we'll go on. Is there a drug buddy?
I can't remember his name? Off again?
Speaker 3: You got yet?
Speaker 2: Help me in?
Speaker 3: Is you the one vetchinate? Where's the lie?
Speaker 2: It wasn't him? No, No, it was not him.
Speaker 3: That's a very interesting thing. It was not him.
Speaker 4: And who's the Kevin? Who's the girl? That's a Doug fan?
Kim Kim Hellick Kim hell Kim may have been one.
I don't remember.
Speaker 3: Ches everybody but Doug, but you can you can.
Speaker 4: She goes she made a comment about when Doug was
on with you, finally somebody funny on the show, And
I said, finally somebody who thinks Doug is funny?
Speaker 3: WHOA I missed that? I didn't. I did not. I
was unaware of that. Well, you got border scrimmishes all
over this podcast.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there are a lot of borders. That's a great
word for that, because I I wouldn't even think of that.
I've had I've had the weirdest day. But well, we'll
get into all this stuff. Why don't we start.
Speaker 4: The script is being written, Remember I told you.
Speaker 2: No, fuck you the script? The script?
Speaker 3: Are you talking about the script of the Bill season? Saying?
Speaker 2: The script of the Bills season is being already said
that they're going to the super Bowl.
Speaker 3: It's been determined blah blah blah till they.
Speaker 2: Don't, so it has.
Speaker 4: All I'm saying is, look is Kansas City's owned too,
Miami's own too, and they beat Baltimore and Joe Joe
Burrows out for come on, I mean seriously, I mean,
I'm I'm kind of kidding about the whole but he's
working it is working out all.
Speaker 5: Right, but just yes, but they forgot you forgot. They've
made the Colts good again. They've made the Broncos good again,
the Chargers good again.
Speaker 4: All right, yeah, but they kid but they're not good
like Buffalo though, right.
Speaker 2: I don't. Well, I'll take I don't know much about
you know, right, that scares me. I don't know much
about Denver. But I had a guy in uh dishwasher
not working right, and I'm working at my counter and
he's on the other side. He looks up, he goes,
that's Denver. What I really like Denver? I go, I
don't know, and then you could. And then it turns
out when I stopped because he kept interrupting me, that
I realized that he has what's his name as his
fantasy quarterbacks.
Speaker 3: Yeah, den forgot. Don't forgot hoes. Yesterday I didn't.
Speaker 5: Indy missed a game winning sixty yarder. But the guy
over the center tried to go over the top of
the center, which is a leverage penalty.
Speaker 3: Now I can't do that.
Speaker 5: Ever, since New England was successful doing it, and anythink
Bill Belichick innovated.
Speaker 2: They outlawed.
Speaker 5: So the guy went over to the top of the center,
so they gave him a fifteen yard penalty and the
guy hit the forty five to win it on the
second chouance.
Speaker 4: Damn, yep, Okay, would you miss all the games?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: I watched just the Bills. Uh, pretty much. No, we
watched the Bills. I watched the end watch of the
Patriots game. I was watching the Patriots game. Yah, you
were watching the Patriots game. We I don't watched the
end of the Patriots game. I watched the end of
the Giants Dallas game. There's nothing better than seeing the
Miami Duffins going to.
Speaker 3: Him get beat.
Speaker 2: Well, and then I did watch the Kansas City game. Yes,
I didn't watch the end of that.
Speaker 4: Nothing better than seeing the Kansas City Chiefs get beat
now here.
Speaker 5: You and your boy made silly goofy comments at the
press conference.
Speaker 3: Who's that your boy? The coach of the Dolphins.
Speaker 2: Oh he did.
Speaker 5: He had to apologize for his aloofness at the press.
Speaker 2: Well, we're predicting that predicting. I'm buying in. I'm onto
Greg's train on this one. That he is the first
coach fired, and it could be this Friday after they
lose to Buffalo in Thursday night.
Speaker 3: I agree. Well, do you think they would I don't know.
Speaker 5: I still don't think they're twelve and a half point dogs.
I think Buffalo's defense, much like New England's.
Speaker 3: Well, is not that great. The tool looked good.
Speaker 2: There's three more guys from Buffalo's defense that are out.
Milano is questionable. You still have at Oliver in a boot.
And then I thought there was another the Mlannal thing yesterday,
and I thought there was like another somebody else who
got banged up. Milana was in some kind of Lewis
Neil yesterday. No, it was an armed thing. Yes he did,
it did, but I think it's an armed thing.
Speaker 5: You think the bills defenses is not that great. I
mean the great they put them on when he gave
up ten point. But the Jets are the Jets.
Speaker 4: Okay, you can see that, you can say, but these
Rots could put up thirty the Jets. But the Jets
also put points, also put points up against pitch.
Speaker 2: But they have Gananda on their team. I think it's
the Rochester Gananda. It depends.
Speaker 4: I just don't think the Bills will have a hard
time with Miami.
Speaker 2: Let me let me think they have a hard time
than the Jets. Let me say this, they they surrendered.
Speaker 4: If can beat Miami everything, they could not with anyone.
And they looked I thought they looked great.
Speaker 3: I thought they looked good. They looked awful, just Miami.
Speaker 2: Miami is a terrible team.
Speaker 5: But they still have a very potent offense that can then.
Speaker 3: They can't any time.
Speaker 2: That's the thing, that's the part, and that's even I
believe with Kansas City. You watched them last night throw
drop a what he did three times. On the third time,
it was a charm. It's like the It's like the
Giants yesterday. They they realized that they could just send
everybody deep. Everybody's running an out row, everybody's straight. As
far as you got the truck it, yeah, clever cave
catches it. They did it two or three times and
over time and they got picked off. But let me
go to this to your point, and really Kevin's point
about the defense. They gave up forty points against the Ravens.
We know what the Ravens are, we know what they are,
we know how that game ended, right with it come
from behind thing. But McDermott allegedly was really tough on
everybody this past week, especially on the defense, and they
and they made them practice with pads.
Speaker 3: I don't know. It looked like they gave up really
in that game. Three points. I know the score was.
Speaker 2: But I mean it was touchdown doesn't really count, so
I say that that's a right.
Speaker 3: So I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know either.
Speaker 3: And I think Miami could run the ball, which is what.
Speaker 2: The Jets Jess couldn't run.
Speaker 4: Chants ran the ball the week before against Pittsburgh.
Speaker 2: They were But I don't know what's going on Insburg either,
because I thought Pittsburgh, I thought they looked pretty good
and the Jets, I felt look good in that game too.
Speaker 3: That was a fun game to watch.
Speaker 2: So it's hard to say.
Speaker 4: It is hard to say, but history, as history says,
Allen's best games are always against Miami.
Speaker 2: Yeah, in the last eight years. Look when Alan went
out yesterday and everybody every right, I know, everybody's fincter
got tight. But Trubisky steps in with no warm ups
and throws a thirty two yarder at Sauce Gardener. At
Sauce Gardener, that is true, he did, Yeah, thirty two
yard gain.
Speaker 3: I don't know if that included it was that it.
Speaker 2: Was all through the air, but it was right, it
was a third and seven he hit it. They get
down there, so I'm not sure. And look, here's the
weird part. Have you ever gotten hit in the nose?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, like like really that thing. That's not fair
to say.
Speaker 5: The face a couple of times to look at them,
look at you.
Speaker 4: You're gonna start talking about fuck and looks you as hell.
Speaker 2: Yeah, man, you are a freaking model. I mean, but listen,
will you get hit in the fucking nose?
Speaker 3: It hurts your eyes?
Speaker 2: Yes, you can't see, you can't do anything. I gotta
tell you. If I had the mask, like come back
and clip me so hard in the nose, I think
I'd be in the fetal position in the That motherfucker
ran back out there and played like he missed two plays.
If it was that's it.
Speaker 4: If it was two plays, If it was Joe Burrow,
he'd be out for freaking a month.
Speaker 3: Well, I don't know what Joe's needs his toet surgery.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, say whatever his number matches the number of
active TOESY has.
Speaker 4: Like, yeah, if Allen I had that injury, he's just
tell him take the toe off.
Speaker 2: Well, this is the weirdest thing, Like this guy has
to be one of the toughest. And you know, we
always talk about masculinity back in the day. This I
don't give a ship like. He's a nice guy and
he's so.
Speaker 3: Pumped up though he went down like a little bitch
though when he got hit in the face.
Speaker 5: Well yeah, I guarantee the next time his wife and
him getting a argue it, she's gonna swat him on
the nose like a fucking dog.
Speaker 4: Isn't it funny that somebody who follows this foul Tom
Brady is calling freaking another quarterback a little bit champions Yeah.
Speaker 2: But it was, and I think they I don't think
you're allowed to continue play. Well, there's blood, so he was.
I mean that was a gusher too. So he's running
out like that.
Speaker 5: No one knew what was happening. They said it on
the sideline too. What they set his nose? Yeah, yeah,
they reset it.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, that's painful. That's painful. That is painful.
Speaker 2: It's just and you just.
Speaker 4: Get hit just you know, just a little bit your
eyes well, I mean making it broken though.
Speaker 2: No, I can't imagine like somebody and the the force,
you need to have a mask come back on your helmet.
Do you know how much pressure that those helmets?
Speaker 3: It was a mask?
Speaker 5: Did that guy get a hand up under there? I
because I would bet you that there was probably a
hand up on it. I read that it was.
Speaker 3: The mask in the Athletic Today, but I don't. Did
you read that he was that Greg's story?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 3: It was Let's see.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Alan mentioned he hadn't had a gushing blood in
something like that since the high school basketball days.
Speaker 3: Uh cha was?
Speaker 2: I just took some stuff. What is the most painful
thing you've ever experienced in your life?
Speaker 3: Like paint?
Speaker 2: And I don't mean emotional pain, physical pain, physical pain.
Speaker 3: What's the worst?
Speaker 4: A fat girl stepped on my on my foot in diamonds?
Speaker 2: You fucking of course? That he dated it for six
months and I dated her for six months? Well what
was it for you, Kidneystone? Now I've heard those are
absolutely the worst? Oh, it was not.
Speaker 3: Pleasant at all? Did it pass? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Did you hear it when it passed? Like hit the porcelain,
Because I've heard somebody hear like they heard.
Speaker 3: I think I woke.
Speaker 5: Up and I started doing the thing you're never supposed
to do, which is google. I web mdd him like
either it's my it's either my gallbladder, or I got
a kidney stone. I laid in bed for a couple
of hours and finally said fuck it. Like five o'clock
in the morning. I rolled over into the carry I'm
driving the emergency room, come get me when the kids get.
Speaker 2: On the bus.
Speaker 3: What can they do?
Speaker 2: What can he do for that?
Speaker 5: In the emergency room, drug you a fuck up and
send you home with some good stuff. I got in there,
they drugged me up. Within an hour, I was feeling
no fucking pain.
Speaker 2: Wow, Okay, yeah, I've never had a kidney stone. I
did have. Walking through the high school gym, they were
uh yelling at the soccer team, calling them slurs because
it was raining and they they weren't going to practice outside.
And somebody turned around, pissed off and kicked a volleyball
because the volleyball courts were in there, and I had
a pen in my mouth. Oh it hit the pen,
and the pen went into the hinge of my jaw,
like you know in the back there that all that
come so right back here, and it's stuck in there.
I pull it out and it's bleedingly crazy. So I
go to the nurse and she does well, I don't know.
I can't see much because it's bleeding, and don't forget
a mouth bleeding. And you'll know this having kids. It
mixes with saliva, so you can't really tell like it looks.
Sometimes it looks worse than it actually is. So I
have this thing, man, and now my face is starting
to swell. They shove gauze in it, and they make
me take the bus. So I had to take I
had to wait till like five o'clock for the sports bus.
I could definitely couldn't practice. I was in a lot
of pain. I was like, my eyes are tearing the
whole thing. I wound up having to have stitches in
the back of my jaw, and it was the most
painful fucking shit I've ever had. Josh, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: Tom Brady practice probably probably probably like what is it
with these guys?
Speaker 2: But what is it with these guys? Like I always
think women probably have a way higher pain tolerance. You
hear about these women that have no epidurals or whatever
during pregnancy, not all of them, but some. I go
that to me was the most painful ship I had ever.
I remembered laying in my bed just moaning because they
just hurt.
Speaker 5: Like well they say, they say kidney stones are equivalent
to birth, childbirth, and I don't know that.
Speaker 2: I believe that.
Speaker 5: We'd have to the only way they ask a woman
who's dumb both the only way I could get one
of those strap things that they have that simulates yeah,
and see if it's the same.
Speaker 2: That could be a good That could be a fun pod,
fun pod, what did you want to do to your buddy.
Speaker 3: Or tasting ray. He agreed to it, so we still
got to talk to too backstart about what.
Speaker 2: He wants it, but that that's it. Other than that,
maybe cracked ribs would be the most painful thing I had,
like a mildly crack, like you know, there were cracks
in the ribs and you breathing hurdle. I mean, my
back issues now are pretty painful.
Speaker 3: But I'm on pain mads.
Speaker 2: Yeah, But I'm just saying, like, what is it with
these motherfuckers?
Speaker 5: There's also the future wife walking down the aisle, that
pain of the last fucking few seconds.
Speaker 2: But but the but what you're in you know what
I'm saying, like that guy is I can't I can't
imagine being that freaking off.
Speaker 4: But he's he is.
Speaker 2: Though. I mean, I mean that.
Speaker 4: I don't mean to shut Burrows down. But if Burrow's injuries.
Speaker 2: Josh said, and he'd find a way to play, he might.
Speaker 3: That's probably true.
Speaker 2: I don't look everybody's every human body is different buildings whenever.
Speaker 5: He's built like lying, But that dude is like he
takes hits, he got you know.
Speaker 4: That's the way Brady was too. Brady was the only
got hurt that freak injury that he was out the year.
Speaker 2: But he was tough too, and Brady wasn't. That was
not as big as Josh in terms of bulk. Like overall, right,
he's six or four patting his wallet. He can land
on that money and it all, it all feels pretty
goddamn good.
Speaker 3: I guess that's true. All right, Well, gotta get you,
gotta get you a little loy the Super Bowl ring.
Speaker 2: I loved what they did downtown yesterday. That was cool. Yeah, yeah,
he said. They put out giant TVs and all this.
They went out on the street of Channel thirteen and
they talked to my son.
Speaker 5: I've never seen this place so put together for an event.
Speaker 2: Like this before.
Speaker 4: I've seen a lot of events around this city growing
up here, but this is by far.
Speaker 3: One of my favorites. That's my son Jordan.
Speaker 2: Wow, yeah, Jordan, Like he never says anything I didn't
recognize about this without the Moran slur. He So I
get I get a thing from uh through our text line,
which is five ay five two of six eighty eight
sixty six, and somebody sends me a screenshot goes, is
this your son? And he's standing there with his girlfriend,
and then his girlfriend talked, I love Easton Alexander.
Speaker 6: So it'd be just super fun to come on here
and watch a.
Speaker 7: Bill's game, And like, I feel like I never have
the schedule to go out and see a.
Speaker 6: Bill's game out of Buffalo, so this is the closest
thing to it.
Speaker 2: What event, all right?
Speaker 3: So those are those two?
Speaker 2: Right? So you get those two and then they're trying
to show up the drunk here. This guy is in
like some weird uniform.
Speaker 8: Listen, listen, and the Buffalo is crazy turn it comeing
wrong with see everybody. But there's only one Rochester sception Butterfly,
and I'm definitely a mad fan, So that's no Bill.
Speaker 9: Also one dollar from every ticket sold will be donated
into the Pirate Toy Fund.
Speaker 2: What was what was that he used to come in?
He was dressed like a butterfly or something. Yeah, but
what is going on? Because remember that area was like
the place to be and I like a friend of
mine used to say, we have a lake, a river,
and a canal and we can't figure it out. And
they talked about doing the Rock Rock the Riverway and
it was supposed to be all this stuff and all
these industries and things. And I go, what is what's happening?
And people don't want to go? I thought didn't want
to go to East and Alexander, but apparently not. I
mean they had at least one thousand people. Is it
noon though, good point on a Sunday, Yeah, fair point.
Speaker 4: I was thinking the same thing though, But I'm like, yeah,
it's it's daylight everything, you know, it's got to be.
Speaker 2: I mean people are afraid of crime down there.
Speaker 4: Well it's there's a lot of crime. It's not like
it was when we were younger. I mean that's where
we deserately went. I mean the radio station is right there.
We went on East Avenue. I used to High Falls yeah,
I said, falls.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they were things for a little while. They just
couldn't maintain that, but they I remember I used to
live from the East Nfest Afternoon Eastfest east Fest. That
was a blast, right, it.
Speaker 4: Was great, and that you know, that's gone and for
a long time. And because neighbors complained, how many freaking
there's just the pocket apartments.
Speaker 2: Other than that, what other neighbors are complaining? I remember
my father to the person that became my wife, He
met her there and she says her last name and
it was I don't want to say it, but and
he goes, hey, what what are a Polish woman? What
does a Polish woman get on her wedding night? That's
long and hard? And she's like, oh my god. And
he goes a new last name. This is my old man,
that was my father. Yeah, well, what are you gonna do?
Speaker 4: I yeah, I just I mean it looked like fun.
It looked like people were having a good time. We
were outside yesterday. We didn't stay. We had TV's outside.
My buddy's house has a whole backyard.
Speaker 3: Shabam.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we were. Brady was getting this swimming on. He
was having a grand time, ye swimming in the Connorston Ferris.
Speaker 3: Connor's money pet. It's like screws mcdonne. It's it's that
he has the Bill's logo. Is it still in the bottom,
it's not.
Speaker 5: I'm sarsed he doesn't have a wait to get a
TV in the bottom of the pool. Yeah, I was
talking to Jay about that.
Speaker 2: Well, they can get you in there in your pool.
Speaker 3: They've got to. There's got to be a way to
put the change. You just gotta a projector a projector outside.
Speaker 2: Oh, okay, that'd be pretty good, kind of nice.
Speaker 3: It was good.
Speaker 2: It was a large Yeah, little time.
Speaker 3: How do you feel about Miami Thursday night?
Speaker 4: I never feel good about anything about anything that comes
to the Bills.
Speaker 3: You never never know.
Speaker 4: But I don't know, man, just Josh Allen's his whole career,
He's only lost the Miami Ones, the Jets, the Bills
just seem to just seem to put it seemed to
be putting it together.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 5: But like Kevin said to again, I'm tyreekuld had you know,
then there could be a problem.
Speaker 2: There could be a problem.
Speaker 5: But I feel like I'm tempted by the points in
a big way. Twelve and a half's a lot of.
Speaker 2: But it is in Buffalo. Being in Buffalo too though. Well,
here's the other thing. I don't feel like they're on
the same page. I think I don't think Tarik's head
is not with the Miami Dolphins there. So all right,
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Speaker 5: Would have been five or six holes in the way,
you think, so absolutely.
Speaker 2: I don't think he will ruin his own place.
Speaker 3: There would have been some broken glasses in the parking lot.
Speaker 2: But I'm like, wow, because I be stress eating, and
we're better to stress eat than at BTV. All right,
And I mean that Dallas game came down to the wire.
I mean that was down to the wire. Was regular TV? Yeah, yeah, okay, yeah,
Fox game. Dallas fans, many Dallas fans went there. I
would think a lot probably. Yeah, again, he's a big
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Speaker 3: Chicken frecher, chicken parm chick. I think it was chicken.
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Speaker 10: I almost feel like from the guitar style playing anchor,
it was almost a.
Speaker 11: Team that to tonight almost it's the uh.
Speaker 3: Now our session got interrupted? Keep going for that. It's
a matt Ree special long introle.
Speaker 9: Yeah, the songs that's ready, that's key, very that too deep?
Speaker 2: Wow. If I don't get me so shi, yeah, just
give me shelter. But I thought that wait, wow, what
not a was that him playing? Wow? It sounded out
to shut away man, I want to sound I.
Speaker 3: Was actually gonna say slash.
Speaker 2: Playing guitar that I was kind of with you.
Speaker 3: I don't know why it was.
Speaker 5: It was a live thing I found from like ninety
two with Keith singing the micpart.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's interesting. From one year ninety two.
Speaker 2: Okay, live in London, maybe.
Speaker 3: Live in London ninety two.
Speaker 6: There we go.
Speaker 2: Something Martin Knopfler, Well they does I like it? A
lot of people writing in like get this common office
streen about different injuries, and somebody said a kidney stone worse.
They texted in worse than my heart surgery. I got.
Speaker 3: I got. That's a little horrid to it. It's not
as bad, all right, let's go.
Speaker 2: Yeah that's what he said. Uh. I think our friend
Vinnie back one of my favorite all times. It's just oh,
shout away that he's singing talking about the song. I
thought he said he had, Yeah, stitches in my mouth
with no novacane under my upper lip a Sunday at
the local urgent care in nineteen seventy eight.
Speaker 3: So he got his teeth kicked out by a horse.
Speaker 5: Oh wow, that means he would have had to he
would had He had to shut up for a while,
and there was no keyboards back then, so he couldn't
be talking shit on the keys.
Speaker 2: Had to get off the horse. He had to get
off the horse. You know. Uh, you have kids? Do
they track you on your phone?
Speaker 3: No? No, but they do your wife, right, My wife
has that all set up. I don't. Yeah, but I
have find my location or something.
Speaker 5: You can I can send my location to like you
like if I'm out in like bTB and you don't
know how to get there. I can send you my location.
I had to get there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but where I'm at?
Speaker 2: But I think, like, okay, so I don't know what
I have on my phone, but I must be sharing
my location with my kid.
Speaker 3: You got Life three sixty, don't you know?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 3: No, you got an iPhone?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Does your ex wife have it? No?
Speaker 2: I just it's on my phone. Like we can share
the location and then he can kind of track where
I am. And I don't know how to do it. Okay,
but I don't know how to do it. So he
got very mad at me over something and he goes,
where were you? And I go, what, Yeah, I know
where you were today. You were at Thirsties And I go, no,
I wasn't at Thirsties.
Speaker 3: Why lie to your kid?
Speaker 2: Well, see, this is just it. And I go, I
feel like I can't say anything because you're like, even
without GPS knowing your location, he's got a fifty to
fifty shot.
Speaker 3: Too.
Speaker 2: But I was like, I go, what, I drove through
the village of Pittsford, through the villiar, I.
Speaker 3: Drove past Thirsty Jamis.
Speaker 2: But I did that, But.
Speaker 5: I just drove past, but there was a red light
right there at it looked like I was sitting there.
Speaker 2: It had to be.
Speaker 4: Did you So you warn't a Thirsties really not today?
You were when he's he saw it though.
Speaker 2: No, that's what he's saying. He saw it today where
I was. Now, here's the thing. The other night I
went his mom's in town. I went to Thirsty's. I
got there at about two thirty in the afternoon and
I got home probably around ten o'clock at night. But
they had bands the m eighties were playing outside and
there's all this stuff.
Speaker 3: So I was hanging out having.
Speaker 2: A good time.
Speaker 5: So for the record, yes, sir, if this ever comes
up again, yes, ESL is right across the street.
Speaker 2: I've got the bank.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all those right behind it is that, all those
getting my computer? All those is right behind there.
Speaker 2: For but it's it's it's like it tells you exactly
where you are. This is the strangest thing I can't imagine. Like,
we used to play a game when my parents were
I don't know, I've had to be pretty cell phone.
We used to play a game called Track the Fuckers Down,
and we would try to find out where our parents
were we'd be calling everywhere, but you couldn't find anybody.
And I go to you know, it was a great
time in the nineteen fifties.
Speaker 5: Yes, stop taking him everywhere. What do you mean that's
why he knows all these No, he knows.
Speaker 3: The places because he just I haven't heard a map.
Speaker 2: He can read the map on his phone and see
where I'm at. But this is the thing, is like
technology is a little bit scary, the way that kind
of like you can be tracked anywhere. Look, you commit
a crime, they'll just go in and find you if
you haven't turned off find my location or share my location.
Speaker 3: It's it's insane.
Speaker 2: And then I'm seeing a guy who got arrested back
in twenty twenty four, fifty three year old guy, and
I believe he lives in SODA's Point. SODA's Point code
enforcement no retired. He got into some kind of dispute
over code enforcement. He went on social media and he wrote, motherfuckers.
He wrote, the judge of Walworth, New York, defrauded me.
He should be executed for crimes against humanity. I will
not feel sorrow or guilty. I will throw a party.
And the guy got arrested for uh E, I would
think electronic felony aggravated harassment. But what happened when you
used to be able to just say that shit and
no one took you seriously? You know what I mean?
Now because you do it on social media, we got you,
we got you, we tracked you, we tracked you the
whole way there.
Speaker 5: You're fucked social media is I mean, look at all
those people losing their jobs for talking shit about Charlie Kirk.
You'll just be able to get drunken Thurstays and talk
all the shit you I am saying, what happened to
those days you're gone?
Speaker 2: Why is it like?
Speaker 6: Nah?
Speaker 2: But nobody's I mean, I get it. I guess if
you put it in writing, it's a little more of
a threat, I suppose because it took you that time
to do it.
Speaker 3: But this is the thing, like you got I.
Speaker 2: Guess you just have to teach kids and you would
know this right what think before you write it?
Speaker 3: But that's the thing. Fifty percent of the time you're
hammered when you're saying shit.
Speaker 5: Like that, and it takes some extra time to type
that shit out because you're hammered.
Speaker 3: Man, we're going to create a.
Speaker 4: We want to create an app where you set your
phone to turn off at a certain time, like if
you're out partying, like you said, up at midnight, so
you don't text.
Speaker 2: And or post on Facebook.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's ever a week up atween in the morning
and go on Facebook and see some of the greatest posts.
Speaker 2: I have not, but I have done something with myself
where I actually blocked and deleted somebody years ago on
my phone because they would they would leave me, like
send me a nasty text or something. I would call
up and tell him what a fuck they were and
I'd be screaming in the phone at like two in
the morning or something, you fucking asshole.
Speaker 3: And a lot of times I wont jove and Tommy
broke out and then after.
Speaker 2: A while I was like, maybe I should just delete
this contact altogether. So the temptation isn't there, because I
think once somebody else grabbed the person's phone and it
wasn't my freaking.
Speaker 4: Buddy that they delivered delivered for I worked for he
he texted me every night at three point thirty in
the morning.
Speaker 3: Why, I don't know, Booty, call you.
Speaker 4: Just actually all he's just like you want to have
a conversation like he thinks I'm up at three thirty
in the morning.
Speaker 2: I mean you used to be.
Speaker 5: Didn't you When you were in referred before you did school,
you were you were all nighter.
Speaker 2: Weren't you.
Speaker 4: No, I was never an all nighter. I was always
beople home by midnight. I haven't an all nighter in
a lot of time.
Speaker 2: Huh.
Speaker 3: But then here's the other thing that we go with.
Speaker 2: Now you have sex with AI AI companions. You can
go on porn sites now and have a virtual person
talk dirty to you, design it to look anything you like,
anything you want, and have it talk to you dirty.
Speaker 3: Can we call this like chat gbt we're able to
call I don't that. I don't know about that.
Speaker 5: You gotta find that out, okaycause I want to do
something on AI companions LGBTQ talk.
Speaker 3: Dirty to us.
Speaker 2: Yeah. But the VR relationships too, that people have like
they're watching like live sex, like they're in it, like
they're actually banging that person, you know from the virtual reality.
Speaker 3: You haven't seen this still Tyler's goggles.
Speaker 5: Dude, of all the people that I'm just saying that
could be you.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 2: But here's the thing.
Speaker 3: It's like he's not a participant.
Speaker 2: No, well, yes that's true, he's not. But could you
like go in there? It could be the safest way
to have sex without having a relationship.
Speaker 3: I think I wonder in your mind.
Speaker 2: Well, that was a movie that was out and I
told you about it.
Speaker 4: The guy by girlfriend girlfriend, right, and she ends up
and you don't even know that until later in the movie.
Speaker 2: And she ends up turning on and.
Speaker 3: Ends up becoming human.
Speaker 2: It was like the other one who recommended the Butt one.
But Boy was the greatest movie ever.
Speaker 3: So stop. Yeah, I didn't see. I did not see,
but Boy you did?
Speaker 2: No? Did I? Yes?
Speaker 3: I watched. No, I didn't think I did.
Speaker 2: See Butt Boy. You started it. I think maybe I did.
Speaker 3: He also started One Night at the Cat. But is
that either I did watch One Night of the Cat?
I watched it.
Speaker 2: Did you think I went to the premiere years ago?
Speaker 3: You're kidding your life?
Speaker 2: You wish you had back. We wanted to do something
with the One Night of the Cat where we would
have a viewing.
Speaker 5: Should talk to the Diagardi. We could do it in
the parking lot there get a big old projection screen.
Speaker 3: You could do that.
Speaker 2: I mean, but the movie saw it to eat it.
Speaker 3: Well a little bit. It is well, it holds up,
it holds up the classics.
Speaker 6: Doo.
Speaker 2: But here's here's my question, Morgan Twins for the soundtrack.
Speaker 3: When when you.
Speaker 2: Look at like Vice's people have right and we talk
about AI, could AI help people who have certain tastes
that are not of societal norms? In other words, that
sounds that doesn't sound good though, pedophiles, What if you
had AI.
Speaker 3: AI pedal? Yeah?
Speaker 2: No, AI kids that the pedal could go?
Speaker 3: What do you think? What the fuck?
Speaker 2: What do you mean?
Speaker 3: What the fuck?
Speaker 2: I'm saying that if someone is a pedophile and we
say like, here's my thing, just follow my logic on this.
Speaker 3: I'm just asking the question. I'm just bearing it out there.
I'm sure you are.
Speaker 2: My point is this horrible, horrible thing I and I
say this as someone who was molested, so I'm not
trying to be salacious here, but I would say that
this is something for some people that that's what they're
attracted to.
Speaker 3: Are you trying to get some voice over work? What
the fuck? No?
Speaker 5: So you're saying you think that they shake AI.
Speaker 2: For see, that's still fine, okay, but where but I
see where I'm going. I see where you're going. Where
I'm going, because I think we're not going to get
these people to stop if people If you agree and
I do that, people are born a certain sexual preference.
Speaker 3: Right, I'm gay, I'm straight, whatever, Okay.
Speaker 2: If that's something that's sort of beyond your control, and
now you've got this thing that's just fucking horrific for society.
You will damage people for life life if you molested
child or but if that's like so fucked in your
head and you can't do anything about it, what if
they made ai?
Speaker 5: Oh man, do you understand what I'm saying, totally get
what you're saying. Just ask the question I'm thinking of
the of the thought of even being made.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Yes, I mean I know right, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Yes I do it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but but we let a we let a design it.
I didn't.
Speaker 3: I didn't do it.
Speaker 2: I just know, I know.
Speaker 3: But it's still the thought that you have didn't put
what you want?
Speaker 2: Are you? Is this like you're ordering?
Speaker 3: Well, maybe maybe they do.
Speaker 2: Maybe whoever has the problem does and could that prevent
real problems in society. I'm just asking, I'm serious.
Speaker 3: It's actually that actually is y.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's messed up, but I see what you're trying
to say.
Speaker 2: Kevin wants nothing to do with it. But I go, Look,
we have legalized marijuana, We have legalized pretty much all that.
We don't legalize sex work. Why there's got to be
a reason why the money. We can't figure out how
to tax it. We can't figure out how to keep
people safe and clean. What if you had AI? What
if there was an AI cat house brothel?
Speaker 3: Shouldn't call the cat house brothel?
Speaker 4: Well that's different than okay, that's that's different.
Speaker 2: But I'm just saying, And then if you take it
to the other I just wonder if we would cut
down on crime.
Speaker 3: I know people are gonna think I'm crazy, you're crety.
Speaker 2: But you're I mean, I understand.
Speaker 4: But that's just the thing that that there would be
something that would be available to somebody like that is
where it's disturbing.
Speaker 2: Also, you know, yeah, okay, but the available well, look
they're gonna do it, you know what I mean? Like
I I just think that it's so innate in them
that something terrible could happen.
Speaker 5: What if what would make you think that they wouldn't
still do it though you don't know that.
Speaker 3: I don't. But that's why there's a big chance.
Speaker 5: That's why you're this would probably never ever go out.
Speaker 2: Going to fucking approve that crazy they're all looking. Can
you imagine that you're saying it coming soon from I
don't mean to be like, I'm just saying, like, I
see all this stuff with AI. It's see how we
can track We could track these motherfuckers. We would know
exactly where they are. Right if you ever wanted to
touch a kid? Listen, listen, listen, listen, Jesus, the barrier,
the baron entest never been easier. And it is being.
Speaker 4: Is being said right now, is I have nothing?
Speaker 2: That's not what I'm saying. What I'm saying is if
we can people like you're at thirsties, if we could
track people, can we not have the location on these people?
Can we also put trackers in the AI kid? And
then there you go.
Speaker 5: All's well, so it's an AI kid. Most of these
pedals want to touch somebody. Yes, they're touching themselves.
Speaker 3: Now are you kidding?
Speaker 2: It is a kid's robot?
Speaker 3: Is it a sexpot?
Speaker 2: So let's just say this, Let's see this the fuck
all right?
Speaker 3: Okay, Yeah, I'm gonna enjoyt show this guy.
Speaker 4: This guy really fucked up by Do you understand what
I'm saying.
Speaker 2: I do, but I know I'm just saying, like, would
it be something that? It's just this is.
Speaker 3: How my dumb head works.
Speaker 5: But you're gonna stop drinking. Okay, we're gonna be doing it.
We're gonna be doing the next live show. We love
we love you, but you're messing him up.
Speaker 4: We're gonna do the next live show from freget Annika.
Speaker 5: If you keep talking like it's backstrap, but we'll be
behind the bars.
Speaker 2: That's not what I'm saying. I'm not gonna believe me.
I don't find any of this anything, but I'm just going,
would it be a better thing having been molested?
Speaker 3: I know what it does. Let's call it early and
see what the sheriff's take on.
Speaker 2: This says, don't tempt me. He says, do it.
Speaker 3: I'll call right now. I know you will. And he
doesn't want to be dragged into this. This is what he.
Speaker 2: Definitely doesn't know.
Speaker 3: I'm I'm not baster instead no.
Speaker 5: Him, but I'm just going like, honest to god, it
were we talk about all these ways to prevent crime
and how do we build up cities and how do
we do that.
Speaker 2: Okay, here's a horrible crime, but this isn't a solution
in some ways.
Speaker 4: So let's say you are Let's say you go to
like your friend Bob's house, right, yeah, and you walk in,
Bob has an ai like that.
Speaker 2: What are you gonna do?
Speaker 4: You're gonna leave the house and never speak to him again.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's fine, but Bob's gonna be satisfied, and I
don't need to know about it.
Speaker 4: Do you know that Bob's not gonna go out and
do anything wrong?
Speaker 3: Though?
Speaker 2: Well, I yeah, I don't. That's that's the thing, is
I do not. You are one hundred percent right, that's
the problem. It is the problem. But I'm baby. This
on something that I have some familiarity with. My dad
would write grants for something called the Center for Missing
and Exploited Children, not the national one, and their whole
focus was to work on kids who got returned. So
you were abducted at eight, you come back at fifteen.
There was a guy and I think you can see
the movie out there. I think it's called Stephen's Story.
It was based on Steven Stainer. I can't wait to
hear this.
Speaker 3: I got I got Bill's ai sextl.
Speaker 5: Oh, my god, remember from the eighties, my little buddy.
Speaker 2: My little buddy.
Speaker 3: But I also have kid's sisters. So all right, Benny much,
let you go.
Speaker 2: But this is what I'm saying. So Stephen Stainer gets
abducted at eight pounces around, sees himself on milk cartons
and television and never says anything because he was so
brainwashed that his family didn't want him. This guy had
a particular taste. His taste was like eight years old
Stephen now fifteen. Guy abducts another kid again in the
younger age, and this time his name was Timothy White,
and Stephen didn't want Timothy to go through what he
went through, so he called authorities and told him what that,
who he was, and where it was, and he got
returned to his family. And that's where the agency my
dad was writing grants for I was working with the family,
Like what about the kids who were left behind? When
mom and Dad's focus is always on Stephen and all
this shit. And and by the way, Stephen's brother was
the one who killed two people in Yosemite, a mother
and daughter. So a lot of fucked up shit can
can go on because of this stuff. I'm just saying,
what if we prevented that whole thing. What if we
just said, hey.
Speaker 5: Man, how bad is it you get dump by the
pedophile for a younger model?
Speaker 2: Jesus Kevin Gavin, that's you get Leo ca. Well, we'll
take it for He'll take a break. He'll take a break.
Look at you, Look at it, Look at who's already
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Hollywood Old for his ninetieth Maybe.
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Willy's ninety three. Big Yeah.
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Speaker 3: Looks like he's in his eighties. He played on it too.
Speaker 4: I think, Oh he's a grumpy He's the grumpiest one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he is he's remember when I came here and
did that After Image or whatever that movie was, and
he was I think not did the cats better in
that movie? I didn't. That's good stuff. I kind of
liked it, so I hadn't changed the subject.
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Speaker 4: Yesterday, Bruce Dickinson from Iron Maiden, Yes, saying that Synathan right, Yeah,
how bad?
Speaker 3: Because I didn't it was bad.
Speaker 2: I didn't see this is how years are different. I
listened to it.
Speaker 4: I thought it was pretty good. You want let's you
want to?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I gotta see.
Speaker 3: It's got to be on YouTube, right, I'll find it.
I'm already plugged in.
Speaker 2: Maybe maybe if I hear it now.
Speaker 4: But I listened to it, maybe because I was expecting
to be drinking.
Speaker 3: I'm not a fan. I was never a fan of
Iron Man.
Speaker 2: I love Iron Man really Run to the Hills and
all that Trooper right was then all their stuff I
wasn't really familiar with. I mean, I like singer songwriter
stuff personally, but uh, and I I saw you guys texting,
and I saw the picture. I didn't recognize the guy
had no idea, so I at first they thought wasn't
large from Metallica, like, but I go, it seems like
a little too much hair.
Speaker 3: Here's uh here he is, here we go.
Speaker 6: Can you see.
Speaker 5: That's not the Vershire Remember like an Englishman singing the
American national anthem.
Speaker 2: So that's the voices the Tide.
Speaker 3: Once he figured it out a little bit, not not
the worst person they've had the NBA All Star Games,
where it's.
Speaker 2: Been pretty good, right though it does get better. It's
like he figured out the stadium and where he.
Speaker 3: Was all the.
Speaker 6: Very well.
Speaker 2: I think it's pretty good. Okay, was so good and
it's a it's back Matt would know he was there,
but this is in Pittsburgh. Yeah, so that would know
if they were booing. I don't think. I don't think
you booth in the national anthem?
Speaker 3: Well you boo the singer.
Speaker 2: I'm going to attack some boo after Yeah, you probably
would actually got better as it would on. I don't
think it's bad. It's a hard song to sing everybody's
voice like his, you know.
Speaker 10: Wow wow.
Speaker 2: Other than that beginning, I have to say I'm way
better than I thought. I thought the whole thing was
going to be that slightly pitchy off key shit, but
it was not bad.
Speaker 4: You don't boo during the national boo after the national anthem?
Speaker 2: Well yeah, you.
Speaker 3: Shouldn't boo at all. It's just somebody, you know.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's like, I mean, was trying, but it
was weird. An Englishman singing the national anthem.
Speaker 3: That is a little strange. You know, the people they
could have to do it. You know, China High is
not doing anything. No, he's not. He's just sitting on
his ass. He would at the beginning.
Speaker 2: That's so rude, so bad.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 2: So a guy got arrested at the Finger Lakes Casino
and Racetrack. I didn't get arrested the finger Les Legs. Well, no,
he he came in and he dropped the micro zip
bag filled with a white powdered substance. So he dropped.
He had a little bag of cocaine. He's probably going sniff,
have some fun, little bump, no problem. Who's getting hurt?
Who's getting hurt?
Speaker 4: That's right, So you're going let me get in, so
let me let's paint.
Speaker 2: Yes, So he's going there.
Speaker 4: He's probably gonna go see up and smoke the a
you know band of plays, you know, sixties and seventies music.
Speaker 2: Okay, he's a fifty seven year old guy. Now this
was on a Monday, though. He was he was gonna
just get it all night on that wheel of Fortune machine.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, that's a fifty seven year old guy. Was
this when we did the comedy there? Yeah, he dropped.
Speaker 2: I think he went to take out his license or
something and the bag fell and they saw it, and
so they grab it.
Speaker 3: They tested he's got cocaine.
Speaker 2: He gets arrested.
Speaker 4: I dropped out of his pocket.
Speaker 2: Didn't they just tell him to leave? They really have
to get this is my thing, Like, what are we doing?
I get it, it's it's it's against the law. I
wouldn't want him driving. If he well, maybe he might
be more focused.
Speaker 3: I have no one.
Speaker 2: I didn't think he was going to sell to somebody.
Speaker 3: I don't think he was selling it to somebody.
Speaker 2: They sound like personal use, right, sound like he was
using it for personal use. I mean, maybe can't you
just take it and throw it away. You got to
arrest the guy, unless that it's on video and somebody goes,
well what is that and we go I got sectionary sugar.
Speaker 4: It might be a things always there might be a Yeah,
especially in the casino. There must be a policy. There's
gotta be I would think so. But I actually felt
bad for this guy, so I kind of, you know,
I actually kind of feel bad for him too.
Speaker 2: His name is Dick Cowley, Richard Cowley.
Speaker 3: Should we call him? Nah? I wasn't gonna call Richard Cowley,
but I I just.
Speaker 4: Why don't we call him and tell him that we're
on his on your side?
Speaker 2: Hey, but you're fifty seven. You could be a grandfather.
Grandpa's got a mug shot. Yeah, come on, just going
to the casino on a Monday sniff. Yeah, it's it.
Maybe he's gonna watch Monday light football. I don't know.
Speaker 4: So far today we've talked about AI and about it's
okay to the fifty seven year old brings coke to
a casino.
Speaker 2: This is where we're we're at today, right, All that
just saying like, look, here's my point. Can we focus
on the things that really matter? You know what I mean?
Focus on the things that really matter? You know, keeping
people safe really matters. That's why I thought the AI thing.
Apparently I'm wrong. That's what I thought. We were keeping
people safe. Then the cocaine thing and go, what are
we doing. We're busting old man? Leave me, let him,
Let him be as long as fifty seven old man.
Well I am because I'm right there. Although somebody did
tell me I hadn't seen him many many years, said
to me, wow, you look very young.
Speaker 3: I didn't think it was you.
Speaker 2: I figured for sure you don't losing her eight.
Speaker 12: I know you know that.
Speaker 2: No, what much different than you did thirty years ago?
Speaker 3: No, because I looked I looked fifty four since I
was twenty five. Look at a credit retro bush around
your mouth.
Speaker 2: Now, oh, come on, I'm trying to grow it in here.
I'm trying to make it look good eighties porn your face. Well,
I don't know. Kevin's kid was on yesterday and he's
Kevin's giving him shit over the kids taking the driver's test. Then,
now like I didn't give him.
Speaker 3: Shit, I just gave you with tester res off. You
guys gave him ship, you gave him, but you ave
me the test results.
Speaker 2: Why wait a minute.
Speaker 4: You're the one that came in here and asked if
his son was was upset because you freaking met fun
of him.
Speaker 3: You did say that you did? Yeah, what we did
get cried the whole way home home. I had to
snuggle them.
Speaker 4: To get things, Uncle Bill.
Speaker 2: They have so the driver's test now, they don't give
you the results right away because too many parents were
probably freaking out because they're kid failed. Come on, do
you see that stuff ever? Parents getting that that protective
of their kids.
Speaker 4: I'm just gonna say this is nowadays. Parents, our grandparents
are our age. Yeah, yeah, we actually just said that,
you're one hundred.
Speaker 2: Percent right our our age.
Speaker 4: So the parents now are in their twenties and thirties
and stuff like that. Yeah, it's a big general it's
a big different generation gap.
Speaker 2: A huge.
Speaker 5: In terms of what in terms of how you caught
on this. Yes, I mean god, you, you and me
and you and I don't know, maybe Kevin, me and you.
I know that we have our parents are pretty similar,
you know.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, I think that the story was I I agree,
but I think there was also I I questioned some things,
right because I have an age gap in my own children. Right,
Jackson and Jordan are sixteen months apart. Jameson came eight
years after, right, I mean you and.
Speaker 4: I'm eight years age difference from my third oldest brother,
so okay, I.
Speaker 3: Totally get that. So in that time, so much has
changed technologically, what's the matter.
Speaker 2: Really? You always brag.
Speaker 3: About how they they don't. I don't know what's going on.
Was he farting.
Speaker 2: Yesterday?
Speaker 3: Was hot?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 3: The national hot Wings?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I only had one.
Speaker 2: I only had one and it was hot.
Speaker 3: I didn't get it happened.
Speaker 2: I don't get in fight into these free things. You're
not you're not.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I'm not there yet. No, I don't
have No, that's not true.
Speaker 5: I don't know because my kids, I uh so, Basically,
what I'm trying to say is that we are the
last ones that were like I think that were like
our parents.
Speaker 2: We were the last ones that got hit. We were
the last generation. I would I would think you're pretty
right you Yeah, I know there's some kids that probably
still a little bit.
Speaker 5: But I mean it's not because it's not the norm.
You you used to know you were getting the spanking
right anyway.
Speaker 4: I went to calic school, so they were allowed to
smack you around all they wanted to.
Speaker 2: But that's so I'm not even saying that that's the
right answer. Like, I don't anything.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying, you know, here's what I think. You
knew it was coming when you got the you would
get the I first, Yeah, you get the mam. I yeah,
and you were You're still fucked around after mama. You
knew you were getting hit with.
Speaker 5: You were scared of We were scared of our parents
when they got mad.
Speaker 2: Kevin's right.
Speaker 5: I don't think nowadays kids, no one.
Speaker 3: Is like to be scared at an adult.
Speaker 2: Look at your situation.
Speaker 3: You try to yell at your kid, need freaking videotape show,
it makes fun of you.
Speaker 2: Well you do it?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, that's perfect. Well let's see here.
Speaker 2: Here's what I was going to say, is like, and
I did that. I remember to a certain degree. I
my mom and dad got into an argument, and I
just remember my dad would say things sometimes in these
arguments that I found freaking hilarious. So I tape recorded
from my room.
Speaker 3: When you get like.
Speaker 2: Deep philosophical things, well no, not really, but I'll give
you an example of one.
Speaker 3: You can't cook, but I am so smart. It's similar
to that.
Speaker 2: Like my mom, this was not this fight, but my
mom decided that she was going to start making oatmeal
at night in a crock pot, so you could get
up in the morning and breakfast would already be made.
It would just kind of stew overnight. But what she
didn't realize is you would get a thin rubbery film
on the top of the oatmeal. And I remember this
fight because I remember like you couldn't help but laugh.
She's saying to him, Uh, he goes Jesus Christ with
this goddamn oatmeal.
Speaker 3: Tar Walt's got the rubbery film on there.
Speaker 2: She goes, well, Bill, I'm trying to lick the system.
He goes, well, some mornings, I don't want my system licked.
And that right, So that was like that was that
was my dad. So I don't know what was gonna
come out of that pie hole. So I tape recorded it.
Now if I had a video camera, what do you
think I'm doing? Video? Fuck h And I'm playing it
back in my room and he comes busting in, screaming
at me, takes the tape, smashes it.
Speaker 5: That's all the ship, the sister. We gotta get your
mom on for and tell this one again. Your mom
tells the stories.
Speaker 2: Does she remember this? I don't know if she does.
My mom's on her way to Italy, right now she's flying. Yeah,
she's in the air right now.
Speaker 5: Your mom tells the stories the best, but that I
think he's telling it pretty good.
Speaker 2: That was it. It was over. Like I think my
brother or sister got marker on the on their bedspread.
It was a white bedspread they I think they got
for their wedding anniversary or wedding or I don't know,
and it was kind of ruined.
Speaker 3: How are you gonna get it out?
Speaker 2: Whatever happened, there was a fight and I recorded it
and then I'm sitting in my room and I'm laughing
playing it back. I can't even remember what he said,
but I'm just going so now, fast forward technology, I
would have been totally that kid, But I think that
you can't anymore because a kids all know social media
is everywhere.
Speaker 4: They know that they have rights and you can tape
anything anytime anywhere.
Speaker 2: But you also know you learn ways of like hey,
if you're being treated this way, you shouldn't be talked
to this way, you shouldn't do that. I mean, I've
had things like go, hey, you don't follow rules, and
then you know, it comes back to me, what are
the rules for dads? I go, I guess I don't
know your mouth catch it back hand bit I said
it to my father. You would have killed me right here,
But I can't. You know what I mean?
Speaker 3: And and and what are you gonna do? Technically you
can hearly said, you can still hit your kids? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah then then yeah, but right, I mean, look, my
kid is Sarah told me I could do it. I
smacking them six foot two hundred and next to the knee.
Come on, Mark, I'm just saying, like, I really think
that technology has shown everybody and maybe it's better. I mean,
we should learn to talk and and and that, but
I feel like respect is just gone out the fucking window.
Speaker 3: Maybe you should get an a kid. You can yell
that thing all damnera.
Speaker 2: If you did that or your threat like you go, hey,
I'm replacing you with that. Let me tell you something.
I'm getting AI kid out of the closet and watch
what I do.
Speaker 3: And that's you next. We kind of wererousers you're the
China you AI motherfucker.
Speaker 5: We kind of did that when when when uh Jamison
was having h that you Jameson was having problems with school,
we threatened I would come.
Speaker 2: In to be his first. Him being is what I want. Yeah,
but he kind of liked that though.
Speaker 5: He all of a sudden it blew up and he's like, yeah,
that'd be cool.
Speaker 3: It's gonna show me some stuff. Yeah, this guy can
show you.
Speaker 2: I don't know, it's just it's it's a very strange
time we're living in and technology.
Speaker 3: But I did do that with the tape recorder.
Speaker 2: So I can only imagine, like if I had, if
I had this ship down, my dad would have been
a TikTok fucking star.
Speaker 3: I would have got him.
Speaker 2: I couldn't even remember him shaking up a bottle of
medicine right for like the kids in the morning, like
cough medicine something my mother didn't put the lid on properly,
and it shoots up the wall. He fucking lost his ship.
He slammed that bottle down. It bounced practicing up now
and biked it now he gronckspiked it. Now you've got
just medicine up and down the wall and all over
the place. Mark clean this shit up, and I go,
could you imagine like that would have been? That's that's
a couple of million views.
Speaker 4: There's such a couple of million views just TikTok.
Speaker 2: It doesn't the same thing.
Speaker 5: The video of this kid and he's always waiting with
his parents, and his father will take his uh, we'll
take his computer and break it. Yeah, and he'll start
flipping out and he'll start breaking stuff in the house.
And you can hear the kid whoever's video in it, laughing, Well,
he's video in it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, I mean that would be you. Yeah,
And that was it.
Speaker 3: I can remember building up a.
Speaker 2: So our house was like a Ran style house. There
were three kids, so everybody should have their own bedroom,
so I was the oldest. My dad goes, I'm finishing
part of the basement, and so we're down there and
you're going into concrete, so you need concrete nails, and
he can also use something called liquid nail, but you
won't really want the double beam down into the concrete.
He's hammering it. Missus hits his thumb. This guy, man
fucking Brooklyn, comes flying out of his mouth. All I
hear is cocksucking motherfucker. And the hammer goes and over
end to the back of the basement. I cut my
shin running up the stairs, laughing my fucking head off,
laughing my head off. Could you imagine the amount of
money I would have had from that motherfucker on TikTok.
You know, you laugh, bisiness of God, it made it
even worse all the time, all the time. What it
is so goddamn funny about this shit too. And this
is the guy like even at his at his at
his funeral, I said, I told the story of how
he was burning shit in the backyard because my parents
just like collected shit, right, And he's going to clean
out the basement. So he gets a dumpster. Well, the
dumpster back then is in the eighties, late eighties, it
might have been the nineties. Uh, seven hundred dollars to
empty it. So he decides he'll start burning some of
the shit that could be burned in the backyard. No
no environmental anything here. So he's burning stuff, and there
were and you live in you live in a rural area,
rural area, and the backyard sometimes we get a little soft,
the grass would get soft. So he's wheelbarrowing things out
and he tripped in a rut and landed hands first
in the fire and gets really really bad burns. And
that's when my brother calls me to tell me, and
he goes, hey, mom, just call me. Dad's an extruciating pain.
She's going up to the pharmacy to get him some
pay medication. His hands are he fell in the fire's
hands are wrapped up like oversize oven mits and the
two of us pause and then we go and I
wasn't living at home, Go hang up, and we're gonna
call to see how long it takes him to answer
the phone. Because it was still the phones that you
had to get off the cradle and shit like that.
And we had my parents had put in because where
we went to high school, this is how fucked up.
Speaker 3: Where I grew up was.
Speaker 2: Where I went to high school was twelve miles away,
different area code, so like if you talk to your buddies,
they'd be screaming at you about the phone bill. So
my parents got something called call Home America and it
was an eight hundred number so you could call from anywhere.
So we're calling the eight hundred number over and over
because I think I was up here. And you hear him,
he's pobling around with the fucking thing, could you like,
I guess, I guess I would have been that kid. Yeah, yeah,
just on one side of one of his middle finger.
Everything else seemed to heal pretty good. But it was
like third degree. You know, it's pretty painful, pretty painful stuff, Dick, right,
I know we'll.
Speaker 3: Can't get mad at Jamison.
Speaker 2: Now, well that's just it. Like I go, I'm a
bit of a hypocrite. Oh here's one ready, I'm gonna
tell you.
Speaker 3: I'm sure. I'm sure. I'm sure his mother will get
upset with me.
Speaker 2: I got all right, I say, you say it. I
get a call. I get a call Friday, and I'm
working somewhere and I see that it's the school that
he attends that's calling. And I get, hey, mister Moran,
this is so and so. Just want to call and
let you know that Jamison, well he put like a
dollar of Natella on a chair for his friend to
sit in exactly right. So and and it's stained the
kids clothes and there was a little of a kerfuffle,
but no big deal. And I said, okay, listen, this
is a really good time for me. She goes, Oh okay,
I said, I'll be done, and I name it time.
Speaker 3: She goes, I'll be.
Speaker 2: Home by then.
Speaker 3: That's what this person says. And I said, okay, she goes,
I'll call you Monday. I go for what.
Speaker 2: She's like, well, if you have any questions, I go.
I have no questions. I go, what's his punishment? She
goes lunch attention? I go, should probably be worse than that. Okay,
got it?
Speaker 3: But he put in the tellas, So I mean, like
that guy is me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this should probably be worse. Yeah, so this is Yeah,
you're right. I guess I'm a hypocrite, but I can't.
I gotta also be a dad. That's the hard part, right.
But when he found out he did that, were you
laughing inside? Yeah? I mean I was just like a
little I was a little bit annoyed because I'm like, okay,
you know, but yes, I get it. You're fifteen. You
want to make it look like your buddy shit his pants.
I would totally get that, totally get it.
Speaker 3: But you can't do it. All right, We'll take a moment.
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Speaker 2: You and I head to head?
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less Paul?
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two died recently, not that long.
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Speaker 3: Where do you finding all this cute stuff? I was
looking forth for the theme game and I just came across.
I like Buddy Guy. I used to go see him
every time he sits down. Why does Serious not have
a Stone station? About just now? And I don't know.
Speaker 2: I wonder if they're not as popular, like there is
a Bruce station. I don't know. I don't know how
they got these stations. Huh, I know they are, but
I mean, like Bruce has a station. A lot of
it's the live music, like the dead stuff is just
a lot of it's live. So it's like you could
drive from what they can do, like they do a
buffalo get half a song done.
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Center with yeah, you know these guys like these guys
are you know or music like John Mayer does a
lot of new music stuff on his he goes. You know,
as you get older, you kind of lose touch. Let's
keep the touch with new music. Here it is blah
blah and it's cool to hear. It is carry underw
with Channel one after I died play it played Bark
at the Moon Do They Yeah?
Speaker 2: Which I thought was really cool. Did she sing it? No?
It was okay, she you know songs she likes. Yeah,
she likes rock, so she did that. When she was
with Guns and Roses. Man, oh man, I thought that
was fantastic. Or she was it just her and slash
Guns and Roses. Okay, yeah she man that. That young
lady is super talented. She is, but it shows you
how hard it is to get someone to pay attention
to you. Like she got on American Idol. She get
the all American look. But she had already had a
record deal, life thought, and she was back on her
farm in Oklahoma. Well it wasn't a record deal. It's called.
Speaker 8: Shit.
Speaker 3: I forgot there was.
Speaker 2: I thought there was like a contract.
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Speaker 3: I want to say.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's like, hey, if you know here, you know,
we're gonna even record a couple of songs, if you know,
if nothing happens, then we're.
Speaker 3: Not responsible to see you later. By Yeah, it's a
shitty contract. It is a shitty contract.
Speaker 2: But I mean, she gets on American Idol, she wins
that and she went I mean at all the I
don't know if she was more talented than the artists
who came later on, but you got to figure at
least as recently.
Speaker 3: I don't know who they are.
Speaker 2: Well I watched and I don't know.
Speaker 5: Okay, that's my I think the successful ones were the
first couple of seasons when it was still new and
it was something different.
Speaker 3: But you had her, I mean that. But but she's
made a voice it's never had. Who's won the voice.
I can't think of anybody.
Speaker 2: No one's ever won the voice. We know people who
got four chairs turned around, Yeah we do.
Speaker 4: And it's I want to say about that, like the
Bruce Dickinson.
Speaker 3: Mark would enjoy a I Morgan twin well.
Speaker 5: As long as they don't sing mortgane wins ai with
tapes on their mouth, tape on. All right, so bounds
Bruce Dickinson doing the national anthem some you know something
that was good, something that was bad.
Speaker 2: Well, hearing it without seeing him, I thought, once he
went figured out the acoustics of a stadium and you're
hearing to echo back hard and that's a hard song,
was saying. I thought he'd great. I thought I thought
so too. But you know other people hearing that thing.
Let's go on the mortgane wins.
Speaker 4: Nobody ever said Blake Shelton knows good music, or anybody
else that turned around.
Speaker 2: Adam Legan.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying, They made good songs, doesn't
mean that they hear somebody else and they think it.
Speaker 3: They might have thought that.
Speaker 5: You know that Bruce Dickinson was was great when maybe
he really wasn't snoop just.
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all right, Kevin's got a game. It's me and Mark
head to head and uh name that tune it used
to be theme that ton No, it's name that too.
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longer interest.
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I love this song.
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I do. You love zips and book and I do.
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him some book and twigs. I have a whole theory
as to what happened to this guy tonight.
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eighty seven, George Michael.
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any years. He didn't write it.
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gonna say I want the full title.
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Speaker 3: Because I don't want Mark crying again. I know I
wrote turn back time. I did turn back time. If
I could turn back time, come up?
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turn back time, I'm trying to remember, remember that like
she was on the of a certain age.
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whoever did the one?
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he looked exactly like the guy that was trying he
was trying to sell us fringing crack in the parking lot.
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seventy eight.
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seventy nine.
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this on a warm me.
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And I'm gonna say, God, I want to go because
the expensive Windos had sort of a revival in the nineties.
Speaker 3: I said ninety one because.
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the two thousand and fifteen Iro Keith Richards two thousand
and fifteen, thousand and fifteen.
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Dave Stewart was.
Speaker 3: The picture for the e's okay, the guys, who oh shit,
this is the guess who is I look at you?
Oh wait, I was.
Speaker 2: Seventy six, I have seventy four.
Speaker 3: Nineteen sixty nine.
Speaker 2: You're the Mets. I'm pretty sure that Mike Michael was
just saying Michael Stato's he plays with them now right,
he said, like a higher gun, talented, talented guy, really talented.
Speaker 3: We get five, all right, I have no idea.
Speaker 2: I said, kiss, It's not kiss, It's not Motley Crue
and Crew. Van Halen is when I wrote van Halen,
I just heard this part like right there, this is
that Carrie van Halen.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the kids talking about the Patty so I got
I said the movie.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say this is eighty six and it's better
off dead. I said, it's autographed. It is autographed. Turn
turn off the radio, Turn up the radio. I played
this on every fuck six.
Speaker 3: It is not nineteen eighty six and hot Tub Time Machine.
It is hot Tub time machine. Shut up, it's turned
up the radio.
Speaker 13: Her autographed from nineteen eighty four featured John Cusack movie
of Hot Tub Time.
Speaker 2: Twenty twenty five thirty five forty five. I only got
fifty points.
Speaker 3: They suck nights to suck, and that's what the tendant
Mark cried about.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I told you, Mark, you beat me. No I didn't.
There's no way I beat you because I did not
have well, you didn't have Teddy Pendergrass and he then
Keith Richards. But you got the movie.
Speaker 3: You've got the and the movie is how many points?
Speaker 2: Ten? We tied it fifty five.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, Yeah, yeah, I think, all right, fifty five.
Speaker 2: He's just making it up now.
Speaker 3: No, he's not. I really do.
Speaker 2: In my head, I was going there's no way because
he was right with me. He didn't have Keith Richards,
but he didn't have Keith or Teddy. But he also
got other ones that you did. The other three, the
bottom three made it.
Speaker 3: Get you a couple of bones.
Speaker 2: That was that was good. That was really good. I'll
never make funny and forever doing this game.
Speaker 3: I watched the I love this song. I love this game.
I love this song.
Speaker 2: And Teddy Pendergrass I remember coming out in a wheelchair
with Chuck A.
Speaker 3: Khan At when they were in Philadelphia for Live A.
Speaker 2: So I see this documentary on Showtime and it's about
Teddy Pendergrass and Teddy Pendergrass I think his manager woman
got shot and killed, and they kept trying to cross
him over because he was primarily an urban artist, but
they wanted to kept trying to call him the Black Elvis,
and they wanted to like bring him over, and they
say that a lot in the documentary. Well, he had
like he lived in Philly, he stayed in the city.
He was like started in and he's still people would
see him.
Speaker 3: But he had like a brown man work for your
electric company.
Speaker 2: He had dump, he had like a electric green Cadillac
or something. Well, he had this girlfriend and he picks
up another young chick and he says to the girlfriend,
and the girlfriend's in the documentary says I'm gonna drop
you off and then I'll take her home, right, So
if you're his girlfriend, how do you feel about that? Like,
he's dropped me off first, and he's taking the other
girl home, right, okay, taking her to her house allegedly.
So it turns out that this person that Teddy picked up,
very slight build, attractive, is transgender. But this we're going
like the early eighties trend, you know what I mean?
Like not probably well known that Teddy winds up in
a car accident after he drops off the girlfriend. He
winds up in a terrible car accident, and the person
that was with him, this woman is a woman, get
walks away unscathed. Teddy wants up paralyzed. And I will
always think that Teddy was making a move and he
slid his hand up the leg and there were still
male genitalia, and he fucking lost it, went into the woods.
I swear to God, I will.
Speaker 3: Never be convinced that that is not what happened, forever
and ever and ever. Amen.
Speaker 2: I totally think that, I totally do. That's just no
I know I have, but that's what I believe. It
makes sense to me, just makes sense to me. I
don't know. Fun show tonight, Fellas, let's recap.
Speaker 5: Learn what we learned about Bill's AI. I'm just saying,
like voicing AI soon. No no, my little buddy voice
by Bill, No kid voiced by Bill. All Right, all right,
Jamison's a knockoff little belt.
Speaker 3: Yeah that's true.
Speaker 2: That is true. A Monday night football walk through.
Speaker 15: Jeez, that's I got down, all right for Mark winning
again in his game, Kevin for putting another game together.
Speaker 2: Very funny tonight. I'm Bill Moran.
Speaker 3: We will see you tomorrow. There's you, John Hyans