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Join us in all those places. 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 sold the Boston Celtics. Oh,
that's gonna be a big number. Six point one billion dollars.
That's a big guy, 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 I'm gonna say his name
but wrong. I'm sure Chilseom I think is his last name, Chilsom.
He's the managing partner of Symphony Technology Group. Let's be
doing well in technology. 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 3: 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 3: 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 1: 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. That's a rich kid name
though too. Yes it is that. That's why I'm wearing
a sweater on my neck. 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. Do
you stand up the guy who's lives to the segregation.
I'm not paying those black players nothing. I don't know
the sons. I don't know that that was the case. Kevin.
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. But I just it's unbelievable.
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 3: 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 3: 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 3: 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. 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, we're gonna He's wicked. The dad's IRV yeah it,
but I go that it's crazy. 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 4: I am.
Speaker 5: I am just pulling in from Buffalo and then we'll
be over to your place in about twenty.
Speaker 1: 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. They sure tack did man six
point one billion? And I think it's one guy, Greg.
Speaker 5: 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 5: 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?
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? This is what's his name? Almost did he's
at three quarters of a billion? Yeah?
Speaker 5: 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 5: 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 1: 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? Oh god, Bobby
Boni by a day for the Bobby.
Speaker 3: But there's liken 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.
Speaker 1: 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, and.
Speaker 3: There's a bunch of players that we have that and
there's I'm thinking that's how they're going to pay Otani
out at the end too, because the seven and fifty.
Speaker 5: When Boni is shying that, I think there was I
think there was bet in Vegas as to whether he'd
be alive for his last several paints.
Speaker 1: Bobby Bonie. If I can find out, I have to.
I will look during a moment and see if I
can find out where he's paid through. Here he's paid through.
I'll come like it was near the end, but maybe
not a million dollars twenty thirty five from twenty eleven
to twenty thirty all right, so I thought it was
twenty twenty thirty five, got it? Okay, so we got
another decade of Bobby when.
Speaker 5: Man, if you can get that try, if you can
get that contract, take it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Ken Griford Junior gets three point nine and as
he's coming up in his last year next year.
Speaker 1: Six Yeah, yeah, I agree, Greg, if you can get it,
get its has one like that that goes through twenty
twenty six. So there's a bunch on there. But I wonder, Greg, like,
how does this You know, we talk about these teams
and I don't mean to slow you down here, but
we talk about these teams sometimes as the heart and
soul of the city they represent, and it would be
I mean, I want to see the impact. I was
gonna say, I can only imagine the impact. That's why
I paused. But I would love to see and I
can't wait to see the impact of winning a Super
Bowl for the Buffalo metropolitan area or Western New York
as a whole. Go ahead, shut up, Kevin, you're laughing.
But I'm just saying, like, it's the heart and soul, right,
I mean, people eat, breathe, and they for that team,
and you go, boy with the prices going up and
almost becomes excluded. Josh is gonna start high fiving himself
in the mirror that Super Bowl. But I guess just
watching on TV is good enough, right, I don't know.
Speaker 5: Yeah, again, I think where the money really comes in.
And even in baseball, it's just it's the volume, right.
I mean, they have so many games, but they aren't
selling out every game. They're those games aren't sellouts, even
even with hockey. I mean they've got all these games
and and so a lot of it is a volume side,
and then it's revenue side. I mean, you're gonna see.
I think in the NFL they're gonna not just sell out.
Speaker 6: The NFL will sell like specific.
Speaker 5: Games out, like like Amazon's gonna have Thursday nights, but
then you'll have Netflix is gonna have international games, right,
and they're gonna get They're gonna so they're gonna divest
what was normally a linear stream of revenue to CBS,
ABC and Fox. Now you're gonna you're gonna take what
the regular schedule is, You'll add a game or two
maybe where they're at, and then they're going to sell
those games on a whole different platform and get billions
of dollars for it. Yeah, they're going to expand the
revenue stream.
Speaker 3: How long before we see our first Amazon or Netflix
Super Bowl within the next ten years?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Yeah, oh yeah, sure, Yeah.
Speaker 5: I think I think the Super Bowl, I think they
bid the Super Bowl out. In terms of network coverage,
I think it's shorter than where they've had the selection.
I think the selections are identified out through twenty twenty
nine or twenty thirty right now, and I think the
I think the selection of network coverage I think is
only out until up out for three or three years
maybe okay, because because of the values, you're going up
so quick. They're not too far out because they're gonna
get they're getting so much more money that technology that
people that have the capacity to pay those additional numbers. Yeah,
I mean, I mean what Netflix is doing now with
content and what they have in terms of cash, and
Amazon and all these different companies, it's it's amazing where
they're going. And it's not NBC or CBS anymore or Fox,
that's for damn sure.
Speaker 1: No no, And that's why you're seeing a lot of
cuts in those in the networks and uh on both
sides of entertainment. Yeah.
Speaker 9: Yeah, And.
Speaker 5: I definitely think you'll see a Netflix or an Amazon.
Speaker 6: Super Bowl and you want to tell and they don't
pay that money.
Speaker 3: Twenty thirty three of the TV rights are out till
at this point for super Bowls.
Speaker 5: And who's got that? Is there is Amazon in any
of that?
Speaker 1: No, it's.
Speaker 3: NBCC, ABC, CBS, Fox?
Speaker 1: Wow?
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, yeah, yeah, I bet you the twenty thirty
four then super Bowl will probably be one of those
streaming platforms.
Speaker 1: I believe that. I would think that that's true. Wow. Man? Yeah,
So then, and how how weird is that that you
have to then be subscription based? I saw a lot
of old guys bitching like an older gentleman, I should
say complaining that they couldn't find some baseball games because
they were on Apple TV last year and they couldn't
find it. They didn't and they didn't want to pay.
They didn't want to pay whatever it's like five ninety
nine right for but they just not won more or games.
I think there were some baseball games on Amazon, and
I do wonder. I mean that that sport has an
older fan base overall. He was getting younger.
Speaker 3: But Amazon had the game of the week every I
think it was Saturday or Sunday. They had like an
eleven o'clock start game all season long, so they were
the first game on and the only thing on.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and I'll tell you it'll it'll do baseball well
by getting into those streaming platforms so that they can
expand that stay, so they can get into the different games,
right yeah, because that's where they're going to make their
money on those different platforms. And the people that use
those platforms aren't people that are in their seventies. And
those guys are going to be pissed. And I can't
stay laming for being picked.
Speaker 1: I can't either, because but you know what, every time
something changes, everybody gets complains and we just sort of
assimilate over time. And who knows how much more time
those guys are leaving. But Amazon Netflix also now have
ten years and it'll shit together, you know what I mean? Greg, No, Dad,
the old guy, You're not gonna remember the baseball game anyway.
It's all right, It's uh, I got it. I and
I do understand. But they would go to like a
local bar like a Thirsty's or something to see the
game because they couldn't see it, and they were upset,
like I want to watch it at home once and
on the guy because yeah, they were upset as they
were walking the door waving it bye to their wives
for three and a half hours, were upset their own home.
The guy was going home to the same And I
don't even upset home.
Speaker 10: Isn't that what you want?
Speaker 5: Look, you're you're they're spiriting the economy. Yes, we're allowing
people to get back in the economy. I mean, that's
what it's all about. And you know, I was laughing
earlier because you said old guys, Well, jeez, Bill, there
are people right now that consider.
Speaker 6: Up part of that almost own guys.
Speaker 1: I know, Hi, everybody, I have a hold on I
have to defend us against that because I will tell you,
Phil to take a net to finish this point at
fifty today. Fifty today is when those guys war, what
do you yes? Maybe most of the time, like Cleanswood
Girl generation, they just weren't. Now a different world, fifty
is considered young. Tell somebody have a friend die of
natural causes at fifty four, I will cry because I'm
going to go. At fifty four, I want you to
die in a car accident. I want you to die
have a drug overdose. I want you to die of
something stupid you did. Then I know I won't do.
Speaker 5: That's why the age of fifty nine is still daunting
for me, because all of them had been for those
other reasons.
Speaker 1: Yes, no car accidents, right right, no car accident? All right, Greg,
We will see you in a little bit.
Speaker 5: Then, all right, got a little jamison for you.
Speaker 1: Can't wait. He's bringing your kid. He's not bringing booze.
Oh it up on the way, Oh my kid. Remind
me to tell you a story about my kid. We'll
get to all that, Greg, and we'll see you in
a little bit. To come in. But I feel like
the Celtics are a bargain. Then at six point two,
if the Bills are six point one, if the Bills
are five, yeah, yeah, yeah, the Celtics no offense to
the Bills fans and Greg and everybody. The Celtics are
more of a brand than Buffalo Bills the name alone. Certainly,
I would say that at six point one, that's well,
let's say this, you're getting the deal. I believe the Celtics.
Don't know, I don't know about as much today, but
they transcend the sport of basketball, right They've won the most.
They're the Yankees of basketball. They've won the most championships?
Have they to the I think they are? They? Okay,
I couldn't remember. I didn't. I wasn't sure because I
always forget those years with Kobe and I'm watching that
Kobe Docus series and they've been around forever. Yes they have. Well,
they were one of the yeah red oar back in
the whole. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean six point two, doesn't it seems like
they should have probably got a little bit more.
Speaker 1: Yes, six point one. I guess how much more can
you go? Do you understand what I'm saying? Like I
can't wrap my head around. They sound like cartoon numbers
to me, they just do.
Speaker 3: I think if Jerry were to sell the Cowboys'd be
over ten, over, might be over twelve.
Speaker 1: Wow, I was just gonna stop at ten. Might get
the twelve. God again, it's it's it's the brand is
all right? We will uh, we'll take a moment. Should
I hold on? What would Nike sell for? What would
I don't know, that's a great question. I don't know.
I wouldn't even know how you would, you know, valuate
something like that. I'm not even sure how to evaluate
the teams anymore clearly, because you go back in two
thousand and two, I thought the the Grouseback family bought
the Celtics for three hundred and seventy five million. And
then yeah, because now you're I think that was it.
I may be wrong, but I thought that was the numbers. Uh, 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 BTV man because they've got fifty TVs the
NCAA tournament. You can set in there. 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 it for you.
Peppermint vodka, creamed them in vanilla vodka, Oreos and ice cream.
I would have them do all that and put Ginnis
in it. No, yeah, I bet that would taste. I
bet that would be amazing. I bet that would be.
But if you get out there, you got to try
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cheese home. I'm saying that right on a fresh baked
roll topped with a slice of provolone, all beautiful seasoning
that they use, served with the Azuu and a side
of fries.
Speaker 3: We should get mad 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 like in a race, because I
was going to say we could do a podcast out
there and have people come and you eat, and whoever
finishes the first is the one who has to pay,
but or no, the last has to pay. 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. You have to. 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.
Speaker 3: Yeah, literally that big and it's enormous and I I
take them home. One of the kids hammered it.
Speaker 1: Look at that kid. Wow. Because the grill. I'd love
to see that. The grilled cheese. 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 Pika degaio on
there and carnege soada cheese and then they add french
from It's all in there. It's wrapped up. Then they
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How do you subscribe? And obviously does that cost me money?
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into that stuff tomorrow. I'll find out. Yeah, that's Vinnie,
our 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. I don't know I'm sure I
will get blowback for talking about this. 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. Okay, see how see how long
I last. So he's talking to me and he goes, yeah,
found out I got permanently banned from the library, and
the Fairport library or the school the school library. Why
they can't He's like, ah, 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? Yeah, yeah,
he goes. And I did a really loud and he said,
Jameson and I I'll never do it again or whatever.
He goes, I thought we were cool. He goes. And
then some girl the other day asked, are you free bond?
So I just show showed her in my underwear a
little bit, and and the guy goes, that's inappropriate, and
he goes. And then today I was going to go
down there and somebody said one of the teachers goes,
You've been permanently banned from the library, and I and
I saw. 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. I go what, I'm like, I go, what
are you doing? Yeah, we were making pla he goes,
and he heard us do that and no one ever
stopped us. I'm like, I he's 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. 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 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,
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. No, 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. Maybe I don't know. I have no idea.
There's a lot of shit going on there. You probably
don't know. Well, I think yes, I yeah. I'd like
to say I think that happens with a lot of kids,
but I don't know. Click. Yesterday we did this story
about a woman who has been accused of having sex
with a fifteen She's a thirty year old special ed
teacher and I actually I think it was in like Illinois,
and she claims that the kids got a hold of
her phone and sent a text from her phone to
their phone, making it look that way. And she's just
targeted because she's attractive. And I know this sounds I
know this would really upset people, but I think you
can say it. I don't think you could say this.
I don't believe you could say this if it were
a male teacher and a female student. But I think
I can kind of have a little latitude with And
I don't know why there's latitude because it's the same thing,
you know what I mean. But I feel like there's
a little more, at least in society, more latitude to
be able to say this where I'll say, I think
there's more, Like there's just more when if you watch
the Kobe thing, and it's terrible because whatever happened in Eagle,
Colorado was sexual assault, and Kobe was going to go
to trial until she dropped it. They were full on
and they were painting this young lady and I think
it's nineteen. I mean, it was just horrible what they
were doing. But when you hear the transcripts read back,
you go, there's pieces missing because you know, there's so
much communication. And I do wonder, like, let's say there
was some back and forth between the teacher and it
wasn't they stole as well, but the volley there. Maybe
it's it's a weak argument because at thirty you should
just know with a teacher, right, But I just think
these kids to your point where you said, I don't
know what's going on with James. I think that that
so many of us are unaware of what our kids
are exposed to or potentially exposed to, in terms of
how to communicate. Be a little more mature in certain aspects.
Maybe not emotionally mature, but certainly can present yourself better. Right,
I can learn how to dress. And everything is mimicking.
How do we all learn to do anything? Right? A
baby learns to talk by mimicking the parent or speaking,
and it happens, and I I go, boy, there's so
much shit that you look at these kids and you go,
Holy Christ, like, I don't even know how you handle
certain situations. You should get one of.
Speaker 3: Those nanny cams and the Teddy Bear tummy and just
put it in the room somewhere while you're at the
show and just just watch it.
Speaker 1: Drop one of these just see what, just see what
you yeah, because it's it's absolutely crazy, it's absolutely crazy. Wow.
Look that was fast, dude, that was really fast. I
didn't I know. I thought you had to run home
and I heard dogs barking, and yeah, well you went home, right, Yeah, yeah, yeah,
I heard I heard the doe that was fast. Must
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that doesn't five. I heard that. I love Joe Walls
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all time. Took a country outfit and made them rock.
Known as the Eagles. They were more or less kind
of Americanic country until he joined the band.
Speaker 10: Actually, that's one of my favorite all time concerts. I
saw the Eagles Buffalo.
Speaker 1: Yeah. They were fantastic. Yeah, they were great. One of
the best biggest selling albums ever, ever, ever, every song
was a hit. Okay, So somebody I just I know,
just saw them in at the Sphere. Yeah, And I
don't know how that show would be because I've seen
a lot of pictures of the Dead from the Sphere,
and the Dead do so much stuff, like so theatrical
that you could probably feel like you're on an ascid
truck and just kind of get sucked into it. And
the music is you know, who knows it goes on
for twenty minutes, it goes on for five minutes, It
doesn't matter. And I wondered if the Eagles would be
as good well in the Sphere.
Speaker 10: I mean, I'm not saying I saw you too. We
saw You two in the Sphere last February. Yeah, they
were the kickoff and it was fantastic. It was the
best concert I've ever bound, to reset the whole bar
for concert going.
Speaker 1: So with the Eagles, I think with just because they've.
Speaker 10: Got such a history, they could really integrate programming and
pictures and everything around it.
Speaker 1: And then and then you can get no matter what
you blend Fry stuff you could do. Because he's dead.
I wonder if they've got a guy at that works
for like the Sphere that does all the he has
to design. Oh, they got it. He gotta some technological
genius that it lays it all out. Okay.
Speaker 10: One of the so much behind one of the coolest
things with You two in the Sphere was they were like,
like Bono was like, Okay, we're gonna we're gonna take
a look at the strip, and they made the Sphere
look like they were opening up a curtain so that
you could then look out onto the strip.
Speaker 1: And for a period I thought it was that's what
that's like. They opened it like it was and it
was a video right, But but it was cool. I
was just gonna say, but that makes me question a
lot of shit. Yeah, only because it's so it's an illusion.
It's an illusion, and it looks like and you may
have been seeing the street live, but it was projected
on via camera or whatever. Yeah, and the power of illusion,
I go, how much shit are we not seeing? Robert?
Was you two really there? Yeah? They were definitely there.
They were definitely there. I just saw a picture of
Bono and they talked about like looking like old guys. Yeah,
he's looking old. And I have to say at a
certain point, like, at a certain point, Bono's got to
stop dyeing his hair or at least go to a
different shade because it looks it looks off, It looks off.
Speaker 3: Well, it's like today we're at a wake for one
of the hockey dads, father in laws. Yeah, and it
was just weird seeing all the hockey dads without hats
and seeing.
Speaker 1: They all had hair. Oh yeah, that's funny. After one
of the kids twenty bucks to talk on one of
the dad's hairs to see if it was that's very funny. Uh.
You know, Greg, as a as a lawyer, Will I'll
go to this story. You were never interested in being
a defense attorney at all.
Speaker 10: No, no, I saw one too many movies of defense
attorneys getting people off and then them being pissed and
coming back and terrorizing.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, because the one Cape Fear. I think Cape Fear, Yeah,
I think.
Speaker 11: Uh.
Speaker 1: I always think defense attorneys are are important because it
keeps everybody playing by the rules. True, it does protect your.
Speaker 10: Right yeah, I mean when Steve Circu does, that's a
talent and that's something we all need. My one of
my things was is if you screw up on a
criminal case, that's somebody's like like freedom.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 10: If if something happens on a monetary and a personal
injury case, it's money. Yeah, I mean they're not in jail.
They just don't get it as much money. And oftentimes
it's their own fault the reason why. And and even
in criminal cases it's probably.
Speaker 1: Their own fault.
Speaker 10: But for me, losing one's freedom and being confined, I
just it's a it's crazy. I watched Seas Shank Redection
a couple of weeks ago now and it just reminded
me of.
Speaker 1: Right, and that was like, didn't he goes in kind
of for false accusations? Yeah, he thought he was.
Speaker 10: He was accused of of killing his wife. She was
having an affair with the golf pro and he knew
about it. He went to the house to confront him.
He got he was drunk.
Speaker 1: He then took off.
Speaker 10: They ended up dying and end up being killed, but
he didn't. Ultimately it wasn't him who did it. It
was somebody else who who actually went to the club
to be able to to then rob all.
Speaker 1: The rich guys. And he gets he gets blamed, but
and he and he gets con convicted. The whole well,
it fit bad defense. Didn't have Steve circuit right exactly.
But listen to this new story and I just it
is the world we live in today.
Speaker 12: We'll give it a wirl 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 showed that Lucy O 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 meeting of that office.
Don't piss off your office, your office manager, she'll do it.
Did you believe this?
Speaker 13: No?
Speaker 8: Right I can.
Speaker 1: But so like the way this happened was wrong with people.
This woman was drinking, drank some of her water and goes, wow,
this water is really sour in bitter and stuff. And
she is getting it from like the work filtrated water. Right,
you know those bubble machines or whatever. I think that's right,
the water bubble machine. And she's like, this tastes terrible.
So she started bringing in her own and then somebody
was making coffee and she said, oh, don't use the
bubble of water. 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 and goes,
why's 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 you get an STD from urine?
I don't know that's a whole new defense. But either way,
the guy got got six years. But because I go,
how do you prevent anything like that happening without invading
someone's privacy as an employer? Are you? Is there a
right to privacy as an employee? I don't know. Well,
there is certain Yeah, there are.
Speaker 10: There is bathroom rights to 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, man,
that's obnoxious?
Speaker 1: What are you shaking your head over there? For?
Speaker 3: Yes, it is possible to get a sexually transmitted disease
from urine. Some std such as chlamydia, oh gunnorrhea can
be transmitted throughout flows including urine. Then I also read
something you can't get it from somebody pass the tilt, right, But.
Speaker 1: I wonder if that's exposure to air. I don't know,
and I don't want to think twice, think twice. When
you have that golden shower and we know somebody.
Speaker 10: If you're getting the golden shower, I think you're getting
a little closer than just that on it till.
Speaker 1: We know somebody. But the Okay, so this woman has
to go home to her significant other and go, I
got an STD because somebody, and you're aren't you believe
in that? I don't know that I would believe it
at first.
Speaker 10: Well, it all depends on the relationship you have. I sure, yes,
if you want to believe that, you will. If you
don't want to believe that, you won't.
Speaker 1: Here's the thing.
Speaker 3: I feel like it's more. It would be more believable
from a woman versus you going home to your wife
and saying I got an STD from somebody piss into
my water bottle at work. There's no way your wife's
gonna believe that. That's a good point.
Speaker 1: Like if, like you know, zeral Chant, if Danny started
peeing in my water bottle, and I went home and
I go, hey, I find out that Danny's been peeing
when we set up cameras. And because of that, that's
why I have the collsort. Apparently her bees came from
Dan and yeah, get out.
Speaker 10: There's no Vine's not fine enough for me either.
Speaker 1: No, there's no. I don't know the woman that comes
along with that story. I don't think she believes you.
Even when you showed on the video like I put
this dick in your you're you're putting you set this up?
Speaker 14: It stays yeah, right, it's like great driven, that's not real.
Speaker 1: It's AI driven. Yeah, I wonder if you could get
it AI driven. Man, Oh ship, you're gonna be able
to get away with.
Speaker 10: Yeah, there's so much that you can do with AI
these days that it's scary.
Speaker 1: It is. It is beyond scary these days. Well, I
thought the art of the the prank phone call was gone, oh,
because so I tested it. Because I found out someone
that I share some space with likes to make prank
phone calls and they go Star six to seven and
it blocks, and they'll call strip clubs and just asked
obnoxious questions and who might do that it's not me,
it's don't look at me. His name is Jamison Things
to Do. At first I thought it was James Simba. Yeah,
he called. He goes he I wonder where he got
that from. He goes, watch this and he does it.
He calls a strip club in Buffalo and when they answer,
he goes, uh, you guys, serve club soda, You club soda. Nothing,
And the girl loses her mind on the other end
and he just starts laughing. She like loses it. He
must have done it. They must have done a bunch
of times. I was like, don't, don't do this, don't
do this. But you're not around and you're a kid.
And he got a phone and you know all the
stuff you can call him. He give me the number.
Oh my god, it no what a what AI can do?
You know, there's a lot of scams that are going on.
Speaker 10: I don't know if you guys have talked about this recently,
but there's a lot of scams that that that target
particularly older people. Yes, and they use AI AI voice
well it's AI everything. They do AI for identification of
people who are a certain age to get their numbers
and then they text and they email they call. And
then there was a situation that that I know, I
actually know that it happened where they called an elderly
woman and they would call her and talk to her.
She didn't get scammed, but they would call her up
and ask her questions and she got They got a
bunch of voice like technology from her. They then called
They then reached out to one of her grandkids who
was in his mate mid thirty no mid twenties, and
they essentially extorted five grand from them all where he
sent while he was on the phone, he sent, uh, no, wait,
what's the max for Venmo? Twenty five hundred?
Speaker 1: I don't know what a max. I think the max
Venmo was twenty five hundred, you know, I wouldn't.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I think there's a max and Venmo and I
think it was twenty five hundred and he Venmoe and
uh they were like yeah and he and it's not
like he could call his grandmother up to check to
see if it was her, because he was on the
phone with m right right and wasn't gonna be put
him on and they said, if you put us on hole,
if you stop, you know, put us on speed go
to Venmo.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean I think they did threaten her.
Speaker 10: I think they did, and he did it and then
he hung up and he was like and then they
were like, you know, wait five minutes, we're gonna you know,
and then you can.
Speaker 8: Call her and whatever. And he waited in and he
called and she was like hey.
Speaker 1: She was like, I've been here the whole time. So
that was all through the voice stuff. It was all
through voice a high yeah, because you can get like,
you know, the Morgan Freeman thing. I think we've done
it here. You can type something in and it sounds yeah,
pretty good, and it's getting better and better all the time.
That's the thing. And that's pretty scary because I just
heard about another scam and it didn't involve voices, but
it was people who may have put up a missing
pet sign right, and then some people would call him
up and say, like, some guys cat was missing his
after twelve years, I'm figuring that the cat went off
into the woods to die, but he had the cat,
and somebody calls up goes, we found your cat. Is
your cat?
Speaker 13: This is that?
Speaker 1: And they did a lot of research, like you know,
looking you up doing all this and said to them
hit by a car needs emergency surgery twenty five hundred dollars.
We got to do this right now, but you got
to send.
Speaker 10: It right yeah, and that's and that stuff. It's crazy
you think that.
Speaker 1: People are that diabolical, but there are so much information
out there. And I got going back when Danny and
I did a radio show together in like the twenty tens.
I we had an intern come in and I said,
we're going to pretend she's a psychic and she's going
to give readings. And people started calling up and while
we had them on hold, we would ask their first
and last name, and everybody had to go scour social
media and at the time it was really Facebook, yeah,
some Twitter. I don't know about Instagram.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 1: Then and we would we found all this stuff and
she got it. This girl was great because she would
get on the phone she goes, you know what looks
like you've got a new purchase in your life and
they're very comfortable in it and has read your favorite like,
oh my god, it just bought a new card.
Speaker 8: It's red and it was.
Speaker 1: Like on her face. So like, we participate without knowing
and conspiracy theories ago, I'm not sure. I'm not sure
about that. But yeah, and we do. So all this
stuff doesn't help.
Speaker 10: No, right, non't hell, yeah, it's you know, and I
just it's a word of caution, you know, just be careful.
Speaker 1: Well it is because I mean, you could even go
and find somebody's grandmother potentially through their Facebook page if
you looked, you know, you know what I mean, you
can find out who these people are and draw these
things together.
Speaker 10: And yeah, yeah, it's uh yeah, I just be just
be careful. And and the thing is, I was talking
about this because it happened to someone in my family recently.
And wait, that did not that one a different one,
uh and uh And I was telling the story about
it was about bitcoin, oh, buying buying portions of bitcoin.
You know, you spend three hundred dollars on bitcoin. Bitcoin's
one hundred and ten thousand dollars right for one coin.
You're buying zero point one of percent of a stock
like the bills, right, forty dollars later, right, And uh yeah,
And it was a lot of it was driven through
AI background and stuff. And it's just it's people are
just diabolical thinking that you can do the you know
the whole thing with the bitcoin was, oh yeah, I
was investing it, and they allegedly bought some and they
then got all these they got all these text messages
about what they purchased, the size of the purchase, the
amount of the stock that the oled which was like
a fraction of a stock makes it feel good. And
then and then they started creating diagrams of the valuation
and how it's improved, and then what their value were
and if they bought a little bit more could get up, and.
Speaker 1: They did it, and then it was and then and
then the whole the whole.
Speaker 10: Catch was there like, okay, now you need to because
you've got ten thousand dollars worth of bitcoin, you need
to open up a brokerage account. So you need to
deposit two thousand dollars into the brokerage account so that
you can open it up and then we'll transfer the
ten thousand into it. Then you can withdraw two thousand.
So they put it in and it was through you
know Venmo or what's the other zell and then gift
cards and then you did that and then it's.
Speaker 1: Gone, yeah, wow, yeah, it's it's horrible. What is bitcoin
as an investment in your mind? Worth it? I don't
like it. I don't either. I don't like it because
I don't I don't understand it.
Speaker 10: And for me, you know, when you look at the
when you look at when you look at over time,
what generates wealth, it's consumables. It's things that you smell
or it can touch or can see or that generates something.
And you know gold did that for the monster, for
the monetary policies, I don't. I mean bitcoin in the
harvesting and the mining and all that, And I get
I understand some of that. I just don't know what
the foundation is. And they're saying, well, it's what somebody's
willing to buy. Well, only somebody's paid.
Speaker 1: Give us the value. And I'm like, well, okay, but
what am I buying? Yeah, what is it? What is
it that I'm buying. We could say that about the
price of anything. It's whatever anybody's willing to pay for it.
You can do it for a car. I mean, Jerry
Seinfeld sells a portion for twenty five million dollars. Right,
it's it's someone's willing to pay that.
Speaker 10: But you know you're getting a vehicle. But you get
a vehicle, you can see, you can and so the
whole thing for me with the bitcoin.
Speaker 1: The other thing is that Warren. But I'm a Warren
Buffett fan.
Speaker 10: Yeah, and when Warren Buffett says it doesn't mean anything,
it doesn't do anything, It doesn't provide anything, because you
buy things that provide and do things, because that's how
you can That's how you generate, like anything, well, that's
how you generate consumer It's how you how you buy things,
sell things, move things.
Speaker 1: Uh, And that's just that. So I've never I've never
invested in bitcoin. Where to spend it? If you haven't,
well you can't go to Wakeman and sat Well they're
starting to, like they're trying to make that become the
place you've seen the ads, right, the the small hardware
store that all of a sudden everybody's using bitcoin as
an ad. Right, it's to try to make it. It's easy,
it's understandable, it's a different currency. It's I cand of help, man.
I don't know why.
Speaker 3: How many NFL players took their contracts a bitcoin lost
their freaking ass.
Speaker 10: Yeah there were a couple, Yeah there are, And you know,
I mean look when the when the person who was
the lead of it in jail for fraud, I mean.
Speaker 1: Kind of tell me right there.
Speaker 10: I just I do know people who have made money
in the trading of it, but they got out, but
they got out, you know, they got in and they
got out and they were paid attention to it. And
you know, for me, earning money and generating wealth is
a is a long term gain. It's not short term
because if you get in. You know, I've invested money
in certain stocks and it was great and I've made
good money on it, and then I bought other stocks
and lost everything and in the end I lost more
than I made. Now I'm not that smart obviously, because
that demonstrates it, and that you know, then after after
the market crashed, I just went and just started investing
in broad based you know Warren Buffett kind of driven
philosophies of SMP and broad based market. And you know, look,
if the benchmarket and the investing is S and P
five hundred, then if you buy it and you invest
in it, then you know you're always at the benchmark
and it's usually lower costs. You don't know the other
buy again, I would I would tell anybody's listening to
to actually contact the professional, but educate yourself. Contact the
professional to learn it and then just remember the fees
that they charge. Understand why and how on that it's negotiable.
Speaker 1: There you go. That's that's what I've done. Yeah, that's
pretty easy. We will take a moment. There are new
rules coming to the nfl I and you could be
at the meetings if you are a A. Is it
the owner meeting next week?
Speaker 13: It is?
Speaker 1: Yeah, next week. We will get to that right after this.
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Speaker 11: Today Riding Night and the events just being mile catching
the bottle of Jameson's kind of camee was there? Pour
it high with Ginger Red, let the bubblestitzs and fight
It's me against the League and lose. Is gonna say
good night? The tea to plazeer re run but I'm
hard to keeping track. One hand on the glass of Goldie,
other diving in the stack and.
Speaker 1: Bag of sour cream chips Franklin as I drest, this
is nothing before you swear to guy, laugh, I chose
to live.
Speaker 11: Oh, James sun Ginger, your finest little friend. We've seen
our shar sunsets and the nights and never in let's.
Speaker 1: Talk about a I thank you, yeah, tell hi right there,
right there. I swear to guy that was written before
your story. I swear my children.
Speaker 10: Mine we're sour cream. Mine were lined torstedos. Oh yeah,
Saturday night, I like a line toast. Yeah, yeah, I
got a I need to watch that stuff, man, I was.
I went and did a uh yeah, it's after the podcast.
I go home and I'll be editing stuff up. I
try to do a little homework of Jamison all this.
Soisd's probably around ten and then I'll go, oh, you know,
I'm hungry. Yeah, and that's that's what has been killing me.
Speaker 1: And I went and did a boot camp class at
the Y and they kicked my ass today like I
was just I mean kicked my ass. Yeah, and I go.
Speaker 10: The discipline is not eating after nine o'clock. And if
you get hungry, drink water.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I usually drink warm water with salt. Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 10: The problem is I'll drink water sometimes I'll slide back.
Speaker 1: You in there. You know that's pretty. But vodka, no
calari Well it's got ninety per.
Speaker 10: Shot, oh vacas, but it's not a goodness.
Speaker 1: Who does one?
Speaker 10: You know?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I had your drinks. I remember years ago thinking
that one shot of water. Oh my god, I know
you are a heavy poor it's country club poor. You
may have knocked out Ray after the pre It may
have been your fault. What it's all about good times.
Craig was not pouring at the.
Speaker 8: Ray.
Speaker 1: I mean, yeah, thanks guys you for coming. Had a
good time. I had a great had a good time.
It was a great event.
Speaker 10: Rochester really does the same Pastor Day parade, right, it
was probably in this this year. In terms of the crowd,
it was probably the biggest crowd and probably the best
crowd that that we've bent that we've had that we
participated and I think we've been sponsoring now for fifteen years.
Speaker 1: That's think it's a huge girls. Priend'ly gonna get pretty
uper kind of it. I love it.
Speaker 2: The it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but the weather was perfect. Right. We haven't had
that kind of weather until it rained on us, right,
and I froze. Greg had to go to church.
Speaker 8: Oh my gosh, I.
Speaker 1: Did forget about the rape. Wait, Greg had to go
to church. Yeah, run into church. After the parade.
Speaker 10: I ran in the church for a little prayer and
to use the bathroom. Yeah, they were very welcoming. They're wonderful,
great people. Yes, Saint Luke's Church, and Luke was there,
so of course we had to stop in and pray
and say hello. And by the grace of God, they
hit a bathroom that was open. You know, got mysterious
faptismal fountain, grege.
Speaker 1: It wasn't a priest water bottle. That's all that matters nobody.
So the NFL is set to discuss potential rule changes,
and one would make regular season overtime the same as
playoff overtime. I don't hate that idea. I I 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 are your thoughts
on that.
Speaker 10: Yeah, for as a as a player, I wouldn't want
it 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 I go all those such a
higher realized there was a difference the overtime rules. 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 touchdown. But if they but
in uh postseason play, each team gets a shot. Even
if you get a touchdown, I got the ball back.
Speaker 10: 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 at
the end of regulation, it's a tie.
Speaker 1: I agree, tie, I agree, that's the way it is. Yeah.
I was thinking the same thing because I know I
to win. Go for it in regulation. Nobody likes.
Speaker 10: Plus it's then it screws up the rest of the
NFL TV schedule and the after parties.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I now in the playoffs, that's a whole other
story man. Well, I mean, look, if they're if a
tire both out, 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? I mean
with random calls. 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 Yeah,
that was a hit right on the wide receiver, taken
out before the play the ball even got to them.
Speaker 10: 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 that change a game where
they called Patrick Mahomes and the was it the Texans
game when he slid and the two guys went over
top of them and their two helmets collided or helmet
shoulder pad.
Speaker 1: They never even hit his helmet, but they called personal
fouls gave them the first down.
Speaker 10: Those are the things for me that they should be
able to go in a 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?
Speaker 1: That to me is that that.
Speaker 10: I think the game opens Pandora's box and you could
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. 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 10: 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 want and you don't want it
if it's a sports books, 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.
Speaker 1: So the house is going they're always gonna win.
Speaker 10: In that game, you go in overtime and then some
of kicking the field goal and they win by three
and the spread is two and a half.
Speaker 1: 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's
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 just it's a lot of money.
I don't know. 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. Yeah. 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 CA 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 could go bet, but that's also the fun of
being a fan. Yeah.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I think the NFL has done.
Speaker 1: As good a job as you can. Yeah.
Speaker 10: 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, it's
always like, how do you know that's where the ball was. Yeah, 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.
Speaker 1: So it's not where your knee is, it's where the
ball it is.
Speaker 10: And you know, it's like you're running, they're running at
an angle, So how did they know exactly where it
is on the line? And then and then when when
your vision is obstructed, which happened in the Chiefs game
with the Bills with Josh Allen, the rest vision was obstructed,
and then when he walked to the line. One of
the things we always used to do on defense is
we always made the official walk inside us. So if
I'm staying see no I meaning that when they had
walked to spot the ball, they would step toward the
offensive line as opposed towards the defensive line. Because if
you step towards the defense when we're on defense, that's
one step closer to the first down. Whereas if he
goes back to the offense, he's.
Speaker 1: Going moving back.
Speaker 10: And who knows, these guys are older, they might forget
which way they stabbed, how they saw it. And when
you look at the Josh Allen first down, one of
the things that happened was the defensive player actually stood
in front of him and then pushed the official who
ended up spoting the ball just inside. He actually stepped
towards the Bills offense where the other official came down
the line and didn't move at all.
Speaker 1: And when it was it was you know, it was
that just like Kevin. It was that bid wow fourth down. Uh,
speaking of Kevin, Stephan Diggs is going to Kevin's team potentially,
potentially is a meeting. I don't want it is a
meeting tomorrow. I want to go. Yeah, I think go
to I really would love to see that.
Speaker 3: It's but hey, it's like I got a rather build
that the Patriots have taken it just training in freaking gold.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe not Chris Hogan. Chris Hogan was great. Swan Smith. Yeah,
they did well, they did. I don't see. I don't
think Stephan Diggs like him. He can have a great catch.
Speaker 10: His he's definitely on the back side. And he dropped
the ball against the Chiefs in Buffalo. I mean, come on,
if you're if you're all you think you are, you
got to make that catch period.
Speaker 3: If he's there, he's there to do like he did
with Josh mentor Drake and coach up the rookie, see
what they have.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm glad he's looking at him as that guy.
Speaker 3: He's gotta be looking at post football at this point
because you're either in the game of coaching that or
you're what I gotta.
Speaker 1: Tell you, I can't imagine.
Speaker 10: The way diggs temperament was coming out of Minnesota, coming
in and where they were in terms of playoff and
threats and all that, and then going to the Bills
and being the contender and why. And he's a driven
I think he's a strong competitor, driven to win, want
to win, want that Super Bowl. He goes to the Texans,
why because the Texans actually are a good team and
had they not had some catastrophic injuries, that could have
been a really big threat. And then he's going to
go to the Patriots right now, who's on a complete rebuild. Now,
I think the Patriots have done great, you know why
because well, yeah, that's a so it's like you want
to talking about a fall. I mean, wow, you pretty
far now and you know for me, and I can't.
I think I was telling you guys this, you know,
over the weekend. The team that scares me the most
right now is not the Kansas City Chiefs, all right.
Speaker 1: The team that scares you the most right now in
the a f C AFCFC, there's two. There's two. Would
one of them be the Raiders?
Speaker 10: No, it begins with an R, but it's not the Raiders.
Not the Ravens. Yeah, well the Ravens looks Holy cow,
they look scary.
Speaker 1: Last season.
Speaker 10: Got by them in Buffalo given all the circumstances, and
I want to say it was lucky, but.
Speaker 1: It was a tight that's a tough It was tight game.
It was cold.
Speaker 10: I mean, Andrews is backpedaling, he's on the edge, he's
got you know. There's and then the second.
Speaker 1: Team, okay, second team in the a f C.
Speaker 10: Uh boy, we were just talking about them. Texans.
Speaker 1: Texans, Texans.
Speaker 8: Man.
Speaker 1: They got a tough yeah, I forget about that. They
got Their running game is strong.
Speaker 10: The receiving game, other than again the catastrophic injuries that
had with the receivers last year. That team, that team,
they they were in their playoff game against the Chiefs.
There was one or two calls. Had had the ball
bounced differently, that game could have a completely different outcome
in the first playoff game for the Chiefs. Seriously, and
and that team's got talent. They beat the Bills straight
up in Texas last year. We again played the Texans
this year, and I believe it's back in Houston. So yeah,
they're they're they're a tough team. It's a the Bill's
got a tough road to ho this year. It's not
going to be easy.
Speaker 1: A lot of people, though, in the looking at the
free agency, feel like the Bills were a winner and
what they in, what they did right during this time.
Joey Bosa, Josh Palmer.
Speaker 10: I mean, Bosa is the cheaper Von Miller, right, they
paid they they're paying both of twelve million.
Speaker 1: They paid Von twenty.
Speaker 10: Yeah, all right, well, well, I think I think he's
completed one season. I think he's played one season in
the last.
Speaker 1: Five without an injury, without an injury.
Speaker 10: So I mean, you know, so the big thing with
Bosa's going to be you paid twelve thousand dollars for
a third down or you know, situational pass rusher.
Speaker 1: I mean, big deal.
Speaker 10: That's not The Eagles did not beat the Chiefs in
that type of system. They beat the Chiefs from the
inside out. You gotta have strong middle guys that have
a strong rush to have a disciplined lane rush that
aren't breaking down, aren't getting pushed around, and then you
have your outside edge guys keeping their lanes in discipline.
Speaker 1: That's how you do it. No, not even me wrong.
Bosa is a great player. I think botho do great things.
But is Bosa the guy? Nah? I don't think He's
not the difference maker.
Speaker 10: The difference maker's gonna be somebody they get on the
inside that's like a Chris Jones. It's like a Miles
Garrett that can actually stop the run and can rush
the quarterback and can plug the middle.
Speaker 1: That's the player that the Bills need. I think.
Speaker 10: I think Being did great for what he had. I mean, look,
he doesn't have a lot of cap space to work it,
and he's and he he's gotten huge. He's gotten huge
Western New York Buffalo discounts from Khalil Josh from Josh
Matt Mulano just took a year off his contract and
gave up three and a half million dollars to then
transfer to the sentives.
Speaker 1: It's all based on snaps and performance. Who the hell
does that? Well, must be so happy. I think.
Speaker 3: I think the issue you're gonna have with Bosa, if
he comes in the early the season, it lights it up.
He's not a one year Yeah, if he comes in
and lights it up early, they're gonna have to re
sign him or extend him early.
Speaker 1: Look you get you give me yeah, Well look it's
a one there one. Yeah.
Speaker 10: He is a ron toal. He's a pure run sole.
And you know the thing that Miles Garrett then pissed
me off that he signed in Cleveland. Pissed me off.
Speaker 1: I want to play to win. I want to win
my career.
Speaker 10: You know what he said by signing that contract.
Speaker 1: What he said by signing contract.
Speaker 3: That's all about money, all about money worth going after Garrett.
You're giving up three first round picks for a guy they.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't have They wouldn't have had to give up three
first round pick they would have to give us.
Speaker 3: And they have to guarantee if Henry signing there because
he's a free agent after the years.
Speaker 10: If Miles, yeah, if Miles Garrett, if Miles Garrett played hardball,
and and and and and sat out and did what
he said he was going to do. They would have
had to trade him, and you might have given you
might have given up two first rounds this year's and
next year's first round he got him, and then maybe
a later round pick, and then you might have to
send somebody to him who would be who cares? And
that's worth it for a guy like him right now
because he'll be around for a year or two. Look,
just give me one freaking super Bowl.
Speaker 1: I know you got your six. I just want one, right,
and then we'll get greedy. Did you hear what Cleveland?
Kevin told me what Cleveland's doing on Draft Day for
their season ticket holders. They're doing a party stadium party
with the Journey. No kidding, yeah, full concert from Journey.
They'll do anything to keep their fans seeing that shitty draft.
Speaker 14: Oh my god, yeah, yeah, that concert. That's insane free
because the Journey's like.
Speaker 10: Speaking of concerts, the concerts from Buffalo at key Bank
have been horrible this year. It's the worst concert season.
Twenty five has been the worst start to concerts. There's
Western New York.
Speaker 1: Nobody are you going to google else during the summer.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, and and Mary J. Bliges this Saturday, and
then they've got they've got uh yeah, I mean it'd
be nice, but it's not like it's not like it's Eagles.
It's not like it's last year. It was uh, what's
oh my gosh, Drake. I mean there were some great
shows the last couple of.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he had to turn my Kendrick. Yes, the distracts
are going.
Speaker 10: It's like you know, I mean, you know it's having
so disappointment. You brought up the Journey concert. I'd love
to see Journey.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Well, I think it's a great thing for the fans.
You're not giving them much else. I don't even know
what what are they going to do with quarterback? They
signed somebody Kenny Pickett, I'm pretty sure, yeah, Kenny Pickett.
There may be somebody else as well, but I don't
pickets there.
Speaker 10: And in Miles Grade, I want to I'm playing to
win Super Bowl, okay with Kenny Pickett a quarterback, Kenny
Pickett a quarterback whatever it was his loser, I just
you know, to me, that's called a sellout.
Speaker 1: That's sold your soul to the devil. All based on greed. Well,
I don't want them on my hang on. I said
here a couple weeks ago, argue, at this point, it's
not about winning Super Bowls anymore. Players they don't care.
They want to get paid. Yeah.
Speaker 10: You and you know what's interesting, you guys were talking.
We were talking about this as I was driving in
is you know, in terms of like the billion dollar contract. Yes,
and so you look at what Josh you know, I mean,
Josh's extension is again club friendly.
Speaker 1: Well club friendly, Yeah, sure it is, and it's a
lot of money, but but it's still more than Tom
Brady made in his entire career on the field. Yeah. Yeah,
it's a different time. I mean, it's just the way though.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it was twenty five years ago Brady came into
the league.
Speaker 1: I mean it came in the league.
Speaker 3: But I mean he well, he asked this question to
what he what would Brady get on the open market
today today, if he came back, if he came out
of town.
Speaker 1: Rephrase it.
Speaker 10: So he's got, you know, five years left on his
in his playing career, because he played twenty one years
or whatever.
Speaker 1: It was.
Speaker 10: So if you looked at years fifteen throughout fifteen and
beyond he's in that he's probably six hundred seven hundred
million dollars. But they wouldn't pay it, and he wouldn't
want it because he knows he's got to have a
team around him to be accessible. Because it takes thirty
three guys essentially to win a Super Bowl.
Speaker 1: You look at what right now Cincinnati.
Speaker 10: Paid, and baseball and hockey, you're not necessarily like that.
You get a couple, you get a baseball you get
a couple of baseball pitchers. It doesn't you know, I mean,
you got to have a decent defense. But that's a
whole different game. It's a whole different game with hockey.
Speaker 1: But a goal. When I I was flabbergasted by what
the Cincinnati Bengals paid the two receivers and their quarterback,
I mean, it's it's it's in its ridiculous. A billion
of dollars. Sam closed.
Speaker 10: And if I were Brandon Bean, I would take that
money and I'd get myself a killer defensive tackle. I'd
get myself a stud quarterback, and then I would build
on the tackles and I'd build on the defense on
the edge.
Speaker 1: All right, without getting too off in the weeds here,
when will we start to see some of the salaries
maybe go the other way. Do you do you think
that'll ever happen? Where go the other way in terms
of not up as high. We're going to start, you know,
a to the doll so the stars open.
Speaker 10: The last thing is, well, look see the NFL salary.
The NFL salary cap is all tied to the revenue
of the league. The revenue is projected to continue to
go up like ten to twenty percent every year for
the next ten years because of these TV contracts they
talked about earlier, right, So then the salary caps to go.
Speaker 1: So now you have all these different positions that will continue.
We're gonna be watching the Super Bowl on two b
I mean that, I'm serious.
Speaker 3: How much did Netflix pay for that Christmas? They only
have the Christmas game and they get one playoff game
and they were paying billions of.
Speaker 1: Dollars for like two games a year. Yeah, that Amazon
deal is ridiculous. The Amazon deal is ridiculous. But they
do a nice job with it. They do Thursday Night
the better games, but they they give you. Nobody wants
to watch the Browns play the freaking Commanders. Well, none
of the NFL teams want to play on Thursday night.
Thursday Nights off sucks, but it's gonna be thirdy Saturday
Sunday soon. What's that? What's that alternative on Friday? On
uh Amazon where they actually show you like the plays diagram.
It's really well done. I go the Connors Cast. Yeah,
it's the Connors Cast. It's it's amazing. I just I
just we're seeing all this money. Is it called sport track?
Sport track? Yeah, but it's an alternative channel. You'll see
it over on the side when you're watching the game
and you get to watch it and yeah, and it's
built for people who are not as invested in the game.
But I don't see any other sport doing that. And
that's going to get you invested. And it's a brilliant,
brilliant marketing plan by the NFL. It just is and look, people, people,
and you can't do that on network. To me, one
of the most.
Speaker 10: Interesting people that flies under the radar but doesn't is
Roger Goodell.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 10: He's managed and brought people in to develop and and
and evolve all these over that cut they do.
Speaker 1: He gets every Super Bowl, he gets booted. I don't
remember like every single season. I'm going back. Yeah, I
mean the only one I remember, I don't remember. I
don't remember bo I don't remember that. And I also
ROSELLI was that his name rose Peter Peter Roselle. The
only thing I remember there is Jim McMahon came out
with his name written on the the headband because what
he wouldn't let him wear a head band or something.
So that was it. That only gets bood in New
England because they still hate him and we still got.
Speaker 10: Six Super Bowl There's only one person they got booed louder,
louder than Roger Goodell at the Super Bowl this past year,
and that was Great Connors one. No, it was Tayler Swift.
Oh she got and the year before that she did
not get booed.
Speaker 1: She got.
Speaker 4: She was.
Speaker 1: They were cheering like crazy for you know what boo
or cheers. She don't give a ship. She's counting that
money the greatest she does. But she does catch. But
she does not. I think she's a little sensitive for that.
But here's her coin.
Speaker 10: Do you not listen to the word to her songs?
Speaker 1: Of course she cares.
Speaker 10: If she didn't care, she wouldn't be writing all these
songs about all this, all her feelings. Oh basically, yeah,
what was the one song about the Kardashians?
Speaker 1: I mean like f you?
Speaker 10: And yes, I mean come on, of course she cares.
If she didn't care, why did she write the songs?
She would have ignored it, right, Sorry, we got off
in a way. No, no, no, no, that's what that's
all right.
Speaker 1: Well, we'll take white guys breaking down Taylor's scripts. Jesus Christ,
where are we going? Somebody telling Dick junk quick and
we sort of talk about football. But what I was
going to say is we love to see you get
up as high as you can get, yeah, and then
if we can pull you back down, it's great. Have
have you have to watch the Kobe documentary. Yeah, it's
a docuseries. It's on HBO Max. It's fantastic. And I
have said Greg and I and I know it's not
a very popular thing to say, but when you hear
the transcripts of the just the sexual assaul the sexual
assault in Eagle, Colorado, I always go, boy, if you've
ever had and I'm sure you've done it as a lawyer,
and I've had things that I've somebody read back transcripts
of a radio show. It's missing everything. Oh it doesn't
even sound you know what I mean? And if you
but that's what's presented in court, and I go, boy,
there's something missing. I'm not saying that Kobe was innocent.
He did something that I've never seen a superstar do
and I didn't remember it until I watched it. And
that was basically to say I thought what we did
was consensual. After hearing her testimony, looking you know, looking back,
reviewing things, I can see why she didn't believe that.
I don't ever remember anybody who's accused of that saying
that at all. I'm not making him a hero.
Speaker 10: He bought his wife a two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars diamond ring.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I remember Saturday in Night Live doing a whole skit.
Let me going, hey, coming up for South of Thes
is going to have a forty carrot ring. Just in
time for it, Kobe Bryant's Christmas present to his wife.
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Speaker 7: Claire, They're do it's nice hotels, walls, this, I'm crazy.
Speaker 13: Waits the mass, rotting life, see the crowd. So fu Yeah,
there it is.
Speaker 1: He does five. Greg has his life. Since I never got.
Speaker 10: It going five, we probably can't go to one already
gotten between eighty five.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't on a road, on a regular road, I just wouldn't.
I nah, I can't.
Speaker 10: If I'm not gonna, I can't. I don't want to
say on air because I don't know if any of
the shit I understand.
Speaker 1: I know that I know there's a lot of what
I know.
Speaker 10: There are a lot of law enforcement offers that listen
to your podcast and they're you know.
Speaker 1: They don't need to be looking for that beautiful blue mouser.
Yeah no, no, no, no, the uh But if you
took it down to a track, that's where I feel
more comfortable. It's not here's my thinking on this stuff.
When I see guys just opening up on four ninety
or one of the expressories around here, I always go
I'm not so worried about you, I know that we
should be. I'm worried about the other people get freaked
out by you. Yeah, we get freaked out. Seen you
come up or you come out, or you come out
of nowhere. Well they're trying to and that's why.
Speaker 10: And that's why you gotta be on three ninety heading
north or south between Dan's between Sonia Dan's though.
Speaker 1: Oh, you know when I never thought of that. That's
that's one.
Speaker 10: And I did take a p you can't there's there's
the center is. Yeah, there's no place for anybody to be,
and then you're essentially in like a valley. There's mountains
on the sides or cliff on the side, you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Yeah, there's no.
Speaker 10: Place anybody else to be, and you can see far
ahead if there's somebody up there.
Speaker 13: Right.
Speaker 1: The only place I've ever done it around here where
I've opened up, and I've got probably touched one parkway, yeah,
Ontario Parkway in uh, somebody's Porsche. Yeah, and that was it.
That was a five speed manual.
Speaker 10: I've got a friend who's got a mutual front of
ours who has the Lamborghini.
Speaker 1: I don't think he has it. Anymore. Did he sell it?
Speaker 10: I believe so he moved down south. Yeah, and we
were on the Parkway and he got I think he
was like at one wow and wow you blinked and
you were past somebody.
Speaker 1: Wow. Fortunately it was very bright out and yeah, but yeah,
it was crazy, man, don't it was so cool. I
don't know that I've ever I'm trying to think, like
one forty five. I can't tell those speeds when you're
doing it well, when you're driving and you do, like
especially drag racing or something that's that and that car
and Lambo, it was like it felt like you're going
like seventy five? It does you really?
Speaker 11: Did?
Speaker 1: You could? I couldn't tell. Well, I think a lot.
I've gotten the minivan up to about one hundred and
thirteen on the freaking through Way, I believe that, and
not even probably necessarily down purpose. No, but I was
gonna say not on purpose, because outright on sometimes you're
just driving and you're talking, and everybody else is moving
in such a high rate of speed, and the cars
are so well built today that it's hard to tell
at times what you're really doing. You're flying along. I
can't wait till everything is automated. Then let's see I
want to see the guy here.
Speaker 3: We're gonna do in two weeks, we're gonna be down
at Sanjay. We're gonna race for pinks, the Van versus.
Speaker 1: The That would be first of all, I don't want.
I don't want. When it all comes down, you're going
to really do this. It was gonna be like a
drag race. It comes down mostly to reaction time. You
win at the line. That's where you win. And the
guys that are like we could go if you see
that tree, go right and you see it and you
know when to pop. I mean a two second reaction
time is too long, which sounds crazy. It sounds insane.
Speaker 10: Distraction really easily depends on who's there.
Speaker 1: Yes, it does, it does. Uh, March madness is going on.
I don't know. Did you fill out a bracket? I didn't, Okay,
So I went through and filled out a bracket earlier today,
just just for fun, after a couple of games started. Yeah,
I did it. Before the game, yeah I did too.
And then then I came in here and I forgot
that I don't have CBS because it's a sling on here,
and but I watched. Uh, some of the games were
they were pretty good. The Louisville game was the one
I was most invested in, and I think that was
a CBS game. So I ran home real quick to
make dinner for Jamison and had that on. But they
it did not go well. I picked Louisville. Did not
go well for Louisville. Where did Creighton come from? I
forget about that.
Speaker 14: I know they're always They're always South, they are, but
every year Greg, I go, ah, Craton, right, because I
and they love the fact that people do that, right,
And I think Louisville and they were what a twelve nine?
Speaker 1: Nine? Yeah? Yeah? And was he in the Big East?
Speaker 8: Now?
Speaker 1: I think it was a nine? And was it a
nine to five? Whatever the Big East is now?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah? What who is Crayton? I think Creighton is a
Big East? Yeah? So I thought it was a nine
versus a five in that game, it's an eight and
nine and eight and the nine. Excuse me, thank you
for doing that, because I have so twelve it's twelve
and five, right, twelve and five and then the nine.
But so in eight and nine it is tough because
he yeah, you can't. This was essentially, this is pretty
much a blowout. But then at one point the Louisville
coach is losing his mind, steps on the court, is
yelling at a ref and this happens Edwards clean point.
Speaker 15: No, that would have been a big roun Towrence Edwards
can get the three ball to go and role pack
Kelsey just gets a team here, man, tough technical pack.
Kelsey is in the face and Brooks Wells gott to
call him about.
Speaker 4: This's where your assistant coaches got to come in, because.
Speaker 1: The game is still in.
Speaker 15: Your job as a babysitter and what you don't want
the right side of your screen, Jimmy, I mean Kelsey was.
Speaker 1: Steps out on the floor.
Speaker 4: I mean, well he let he says some Troy's words too,
but again he's as intense as his players. Oh come on,
come on. Somebody threw a bottle of water on the floor. Unnecessary.
That's going to be a clean up here, there's come on, man.
That was a full bottle of water too. That was
very dangerous. It was thrown in the direction of a
rend Creighton bench.
Speaker 1: I have to say that I watched it was the
top of the water taking off is creating a mess.
Speaker 4: I think it hit and just yeah, I think it
just in that section needs to and then the police
are going up there right now to go handle the situation.
That's a joke. It's not necessary. Can you get upset
about a call? So what you don't do this because
you've got players on both ends that could be affected
by that.
Speaker 1: All right, Look in the NBA, we've got popcorn tosses
unless you're Tracy Morgan and you have an ozembic puke.
I think that was an ozembic puke. I really do.
Because he has diabetes. I say all the ballpark France,
I said, I love Tracy. My son goes to me,
why are you making fun of him? He's an old man. Oh,
And I'm like, what do he goes, Come on, he's
had a kidney replaced, he's got diabetes. He's a great guy.
And I'm like, Tracy mourg has had a bring a
bad luck.
Speaker 10: Plus that and that Walmart truck, the limo accident, the
limo with the truck.
Speaker 1: And then I think I saw a video where Tracy
Morgan buys I'll say a porschit of it could have
been a Maserati drives out and it's like hit instantly
by somebody. Like there's a whole video and he's on
the side of the street. Oh my god, like it
like pulls out a lot, right, it's all on traffic
cam and then you see, oh my god.
Speaker 3: But that bottle, by the way, I just watched it,
there was like three drips of water on the court
and like the capitals.
Speaker 1: It was hard to say because they went out with
mops and towels and they made a big deal about it,
But was there not a ref that was sort of
in front of the bottle? It looked like it was.
Speaker 10: I just had I just go all right, Look, I mean,
first of all, when I've coached, I've coached basketball, coached well, yeah,
I mean, it's like.
Speaker 1: Drips the water. I mean, I'm taking bigger than the basketball.
Speaker 10: You're competitive, you're caught in the emotion of it. You
feel that there's some justice, you feel there's something's been wrong,
and you get intense about it, you know, I mean,
you hope that you behave differently, but.
Speaker 1: You know, sometimes it's just some you know, he didn't
hit anybody, did he. No, the bottle had more accuracies
than some of us. Some of those shoots. But are
we seeing frustration? Are we seeing a rise? I get
it with the coach Rob Johnson was picked off and
taken back for six or was it EJ. Manual out
in between Fludi? And it's so weird to watch EJ.
Manuel break down games like college games. It's so weird
because you just saw them in the NFL.
Speaker 8: Go wow.
Speaker 1: Uh? Are we seeing, though a rise in fan misbehavior?
I don't think so, Okay, because I was thinking about
the NBA had a popcorn incident. We've seen beer stuff
thrown on the field. We've siteen Dildo's throw on the
field in Buffalo when Tom Brady was in town because
apparently he likes those I don't know, and he puts
the Super Bowl rings on him and he takes him
off his fingers. Is this just passion? Or is this
is this? Whose fault is this? And I go at
the same time, I do wonder with the rising prices.
You may not agree with me, but I wonder if
fans take, you know, what, fuck it. I bought this
seat for this ticket, or I bought this ticket whatever
it was, and I'm gonna do whatever the hell I want.
Speaker 8: Oh.
Speaker 10: I attributed to this I attribute to this because you
can get you can get your fifteen seconds of fame
by doing something crazy. I mean, was it two years
ago where the guy put a bet in Vegas about
somebody who would streak across the field and streaked.
Speaker 1: And then he then streaked. No, I didn't see it. Yeah,
I mean, so he put a bet. It was a
huge like number two. It was like fifty some thousand
water or something he'd put so he put bucks on it.
Speaker 10: Yo, he put like five grand on it and made
like two fifty thousand dollars and he was the one
and he had to pay like a four thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: Fine enough, got like you know content you know in Jersey, Okay,
big deal, you know. So I don't I.
Speaker 10: Don't really think. I think it's if there's anything to blame.
I think it's the social media craze. And I don't
think it's any different today than it was, you know,
ten or fifteen years ago when I was in my thirties.
It's people do crazy things, particularly when they're intoxicated. I
think people do crazier things today than they did then.
Like Bill's Mafia wise crazier today, Bill's tailgates today.
Speaker 1: Are one hundred percent more crazy than they were fifteen
years ago. Okay, because I was going to say, as
you were talking, I go, I thought the fan behavior
was worse back then inside the stadium than it is
today because they cut off the drinking and and well,
I agree with that. I thought of this when I
have attended games recently. I have been a guest of you,
and everybody in that section has behaved. Yeah, you know
I would I'm not seeing it. Well, I would agree
with you.
Speaker 10: But one of the reasons is but I think the behavior,
the behavior that happened then was more fight, was more
physical altercations that happened all the time.
Speaker 1: Yes, I mean, I hate to say, but that was
see less of that to that that is less.
Speaker 3: I think it's because you've got a lot more opposing
fans in your building because your team's winning.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 10: But I found it across all I found it across
all different gendres of sporting events.
Speaker 1: I've been to. What I you see.
Speaker 10: What I see a higher rise of is like like
just crazy, like atrocity of like mayhem, like trying to
get attention.
Speaker 1: Like Kitty van Bortal going through a table, like attention
gets rights.
Speaker 14: I come on, Yeah, it's great. It's the fact that
she opened herself up to that. I'm waiting for your
new commercial, the table.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, please let it be. Can we write it?
Can we write? Can we pitch you an idea? Sure?
Can we pitch an idea for a commercial? Of course? Always?
Can you tell us the off immediately after we pitch it? Yeah, sure,
I have no problem with that.
Speaker 10: I would I would love to hear what what what what?
The listeners would love to see the commercial.
Speaker 1: I feel like we have submitted I think pitching.
Speaker 10: Tom submitting submit your ideas to submit your ideas to bilifyed.
Speaker 1: And you can email right through Moran Productions dot com.
If you go there, you can see a lot. I
want to hear it.
Speaker 10: Kid me, I am all about you know, we've done
some fun stuff throughout the years, and you know, so
we we try to do things that are different and
interesting to keep it keep it interesting, and you know,
sometimes you get into.
Speaker 1: A little bit of a law.
Speaker 10: So I'm always looking for creative, different ideas. You know,
we sit in the middle of we said in the
middle of Highmark Stadium, but it was called Ralph WILSON'STDAIM
at the time, and like three ft of snow in
an empty stadium.
Speaker 1: And film the commercial. Wait that was when you film?
Speaker 10: Yeah, it was like three feet of snow and we
stood in and Will and Luke and Jenny were there
and it was absolutely freezing. In fact, thank goodness, Attractive
Services didn't know it was we were doing it live.
Speaker 1: How did they? How did you shoot that? Because it
looks like it kind of comes up.
Speaker 10: Oh no, no, no, this was this was years ago.
This was several years ago. This is when the kids
were teenage. You're like preteens. The more reason why with
Tom and I was was.
Speaker 1: Uh, if you're a HELI, if you're a referee, you
trip on a dildo two six two comp. I just
got a text from, uh, the guy who was one
of my favorite people, Matthew Johnson. People won't know Matt Johnson.
Matt Johnson was a bartender over it. I went to
high school with a Matt Johnson. Yeah, Matt Johnson was
a bartender over at Thirsties who sometimes would say, Bill,
you can't drive like Matt. You have a guy like
that's a good guy. So Matt, Matt would give me
a ride and have somebody else drive my car. Yeah,
so I didn't have to go back. He was he is,
does he have a recommendation for our spot? All he
said was Greg Connors is my favorite guest by far,
great show as always, That's what he said.
Speaker 10: But Greg Connor, it must be the same. Matt Johnson
went to high school with no So.
Speaker 1: What we've learned from this is the check clearer at
Matt Johnson's house. That is exactly what we love the
Venmo cleared.
Speaker 10: Matt Johnson went to high school.
Speaker 1: Oh oh, it's you're playing the you're playing the phone? Okay,
because I went to pot you up at least you
know what's connected. Yes, you are connected. That is because
we're gonna have a little game. Greg doesn't. Here's the
thing I know about Greg Connors and and it's one
of my favorite things about Greg Connors because I have
that and I feel like sometimes I've lost it a
little bit over the years, and I got to get
it back and I'm working hard to get it back.
But he is so competitive. He doesn't want to lose it.
And there is nothing you don't want to lose at
a game of checkers, Definitely not chess. But uh an argument.
But the best is I'll say this, Greg does not
give up like you were crushing him in Cornhall, and
Greg didn't like I would have probably flipped the thing up,
fucking them out back. I felt that his house screw you. Yeah,
that's all I'm saying. But because I went four four,
four and then all of a sudden only hitting one,
Greg really put two and two together? Come on, Greg,
all I know is that he was starting to succumb
to the pressure. Put two and two together. Greg. Well,
I do think that's true. There is. Greg's got that
fire man, the fire in the belly. It's always right there.
Speaker 10: It's just it's like when Will and I went, we
played God we went. It was his last spring break,
sugar down in Miami at Durrell National, and first two
days I played, Well.
Speaker 1: Wait time out. Hang on a second. It's your kid's
senior year, his last spring break, and he spent it
with you, wouldn't you. All I'm saying is most kids
will not spend it with her. So I think that's Honestly,
what I was trying to say, in a roundabout way
was that's pretty impressive. I couldn't have been happier. That's
really impressed. We'll get we'll get to golf trip.
Speaker 3: Luke gets, uh, hey, spring break, you're gonna hand out
two bags of T shirts and.
Speaker 1: Bread poor kid. Wait, was that Lukes spring Break? He's
I really like that guy.
Speaker 10: And he wasn't even drinking any guinness. I wouldn't he
didn't drink guinness because he was a designated the driver.
Speaker 1: And he was that doesn'tate the driver? What n got
your game? I'm losing power over here. You explained the game.
See you can explain the game to Greg. I have
to explain the game to explain the game to call.
So the game is one point if you get the
artist right, one point if you get the title, So
that's two the sports. You gotta guess the year the
song came out, so you at one point. If you
get the artist, you get one point if the title
the closest to the pen aspect of it is the year.
So if you say the song's about in two thousand
and this came out in nineteen ninety nine, you lose
a point. But you've got either of the artists or
the title. You're good here, good, then you're up one. Right,
do you want to be on the positive side, So
why do I want to be It's like, it's not here,
It's not this game. I can tell you that. Kevin's
very excited. Kevin talked me into doing it because I
wasn't gonna do it. He knows because he I feel
like you might never gets some of these.
Speaker 10: What the last time, I think I had like twelve
questions and I think I got.
Speaker 1: One close.
Speaker 10: One and it was a Bruno Marson battle than zero.
Speaker 1: All right, that is true? All right? Here we go
when up.
Speaker 8: And oh my soul so weary, when troubles come.
Speaker 1: And my heart burton be.
Speaker 8: Then I have stayed and wait here in.
Speaker 5: The side that.
Speaker 1: To you come and see the wold with me.
Speaker 13: You raised me up so I can stand on moment.
Speaker 10: You hate.
Speaker 1: I hear you got this one. I know you've got
this one.
Speaker 8: Oh my god, life, there is a movement in space.
Speaker 1: Why do I feel like roller scape through the sauce?
Speaker 13: Yeah, it's a lonely place.
Speaker 8: I kiss the morning good bad down a side. Do
you know we never know?
Speaker 1: Can you pause that? I love it? I'm sucking too
because I got the ship. There is freedom with him,
There is freedom with them. Trying to catch the doll.
Speaker 8: There's a battle of hair.
Speaker 1: Then it bottles a. Would you never see the.
Speaker 8: End of the road, you know the world?
Speaker 9: Kiss me out of the bearded Barley nightly beside the
green green back Swing swing, swing.
Speaker 8: Those spinning dack.
Speaker 9: You wear those shoes and the well wear that dress
as a confree Oh another girl in the place to be.
Speaker 1: The f crazy Morgan, what to get to pregnant? Like
the back the doors didn't back the nose sure as
Sam's scarlet of goals. Now here we're going out here.
He's going out He's going out.
Speaker 6: Here, going out here.
Speaker 1: We go here and no it's not called here we
go now. I wrote that down down it's nothing got
don't yeah, I keep it going some of yad like
there will just it's not like God won't. But listen,
lets it b bottle, Oh.
Speaker 8: Must today.
Speaker 1: It's like this is on Greg's couch and chips next,
don't it great? H couch and chips fixed. I couldn't
afford Jamison back in those days, that's for sure. Laser
and chill. This was like a bush Light era song
for me.
Speaker 10: Fred and Chill, Yeah right, barbecue Friedo's that Alfred freaking
bush Ice.
Speaker 1: Bush Ice. Last one's got a bonus question to goldlong
with it? Oh my god, gets ten points off of
the last one. Is this bill counts? Maybe? No, no,
maybe this is Eddie Murphy. The Gentlemen's Concert just got
pushed in twenty twenty six. The more health issues I
walking in my snackle, but frond the montains A say.
Speaker 8: Two of the.
Speaker 1: Must be the sault something saying it out why it's
too hot?
Speaker 3: And the singer of this song wrote this song many
years before he sang this song. Somebody else did it first.
Speaker 1: If you tell me who did it first as well, Okay,
I'll give you ten points off. Okay, good. He wrote
this He did write this ship eighteen eighty three. He
wrote it straight. That's not when he let it go,
that when he sang it. But the person who originally
sang it for him did at eighty three. Someone slept
hard away. Let's just had surgery for brain tumor, so
tell me all about it, tell about the This is
definitely the couch of chip picks. I'll be to go
to the hook on this one. But Greg gets a point.
All right, we'll go back to the top here. Okay,
I skipped it ahead this Yeah, any ideas Greg, what
Carrie's favorites? I do know the singer? Who's the singer?
Josh Groban? It his job? I was thinking of what's
the Marcelli the opera? Oh dream? But Challenger? But chall
is not a bad guess.
Speaker 8: And was it raise me up?
Speaker 1: Raised me up? So I had raised? I had Josh?
I wrote, you raised me up? But does it raised me?
Raise me up? Okay? I gotta give it to him
because he has the full tide vision raised me up?
I was gonna give it a na yead. I can't
remember when he did this album. I took a guess
at twenty sixteen. That is incorrect. I say twenty ten.
It is two thousand and three. I just want to
carry a songs. She listened to him throughout the pregnancy
of Sam. I'm thirteen years long. Oh, actually, this one
reminds me of Miami Vice. Yeah, do you know who
it is? I don't know who it is. I said
nineteen eighty one, but I don't know. I said nineteen
eighty two. Okay, this woman in love Barbara Streisan see ah,
I was thinking of Barbers. I couldn't I could picture
Barber Streisan, but I could pick of her names nineteen
eighty eighty okay, eighty so plus one?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 1: No, sorry, wait, if I don't get either one of
the other two, do I have to add three?
Speaker 13: No?
Speaker 1: Okay, so those are just ponus points off. Okay, this
is I said, Tom Waits, it's not Tom Waits shit.
And I said, uh, dream is over, dream it's over.
It's don't dream it's over. I wrote, don't dream it's over,
and I said, nineteen eighty five, it's crowded house, don't
dream it's over. Nineteen eighty six I had eighty three.
So then that one for me is the artist crowded house.
Speaker 8: Crowded house.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I said, hey, now, hey, now this band's actually
opening up for toad watsprock Okay this summer, I can't
remember the band. This is you know the movie Kiss Me?
And I said nineteen ninety seven because it was right
around on the time my first engagement dissolved from She's
all that the movie sounds, she's all that one. Freddy
Prince Jr. Freddy Prince Junior. Yeah, where did he go? Man?
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 by sixpence? None the
richer for that steam eight.
Speaker 8: Oh well again, I'm.
Speaker 1: Still have to push, I said ninety seven. I'm dyslexing.
This is great. I'm Scott three. I have no idea, Greg,
do you have any idea? I have ninety two? I
wrote ninety three, but I don't know I have ninety
two and is it? Let me let me clear my throat. Oh,
DJ cool, nineteen ninety six. Oh so I'm three. There,
I gotta get three. I think Greg might have had
this one, so we're gonna have answer to the next one. Okay,
all right, I don't have the title.
Speaker 10: This, unfortunately, is a reflection of like my my chick
flick sense for movies and music right here, this this
was my wheelhouse man.
Speaker 1: This is Kenny G. And I'm thinking it was like
nineteen ninety 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 eighty eight, by
the year I graduate high school. There you go. You
know why I knew it.
Speaker 4: Was like that?
Speaker 8: That that space.
Speaker 1: This was a warm one on one point three solo song.
They wanted me to be the love doctor and I
just could not do it at night they wanted to be.
Speaker 10: This was the song in high school and Hornell that
we would slow dance to towards the end of night.
Speaker 8: Right, it wasn't.
Speaker 10: The last song was you know, Stairway to Heaven, which
was like ten minutes long.
Speaker 1: This is like the intro to find the girl to
do Stairway to have with slow dance a steroid have it? Yeah?
We did too, rural song like you have like an
orgasm that I had never been that close to a
woman than before that. I got a border in my
parachute pants. Yeah, right with all the zippers. Yes, yeah,
I did too. Uh, Billy Joel, I did, Billy Joel,
I said River, but I don't remember the title. And
I said nineteen.
Speaker 8: Ninety six, The River of Dreams.
Speaker 1: Billy Joel, nineteen ninety three. Oh wow, I was way off.
Speaker 8: I said, two thousand.
Speaker 1: Okay, what movie was that in River? What was the
song was that in? Was that in Tarzan or one
of they? No, but he's right, you're thinking of phil
Comms because I thought it was from the beginning. You're right,
so that was all right? I said, Michael Bolton, how
am I supposed to live without you? I would also
accept the Zach attack from Saved by the Bill for
what for the artist? And I said, nineteen ninety six
is when he released it, because I'm thinking, man, I'm
going to go ninety three. Actually he wrote this in
nineteen eighty three. It was originally performed by Laura Brannigan.
I wrote down Dolly Parton correct, yes, and it's how
am I supposed to live without you? Michael Bolton from
nineteen eighty nine? Oh oh oh, oh fucking so why
I'm going with my ninety six because that's why I
wrote down went out us sat as seen to say,
be Bel and Sack and Kelly are breaking up you?
Speaker 8: So I love Michael Bolton too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I wanted to go. I was trying to 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?
One of the casinos and now You're falls a couple
of years ago, and I tried to talk carry to go,
but she wasn't having it. Oh my god.
Speaker 8: I love Michael Bolton.
Speaker 10: I scored a 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: RTD actually had videos now the hard top convertible. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
I love those.
Speaker 3: He just had a brain tumor removed, 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. Name of this seventy seventy two ship dude?
We're old, no, Greg, I see like I look at
I love the Traveling Whilberys. And there was a meme
that went around 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. No ship Man. Maybe maybe Roy Orbison was
in his fifties, but he either way, I scored twenty four.
Greg didn't keep scaring.
Speaker 10: All I know is that you kicked my ass and
why didn't He just thought it was a great trip
down memory lane and the yeah, I can uh, I
recognize all the summer. 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, see will God, I would
love to see that. Oh my god. He had to
catch some Megafredo's and some Michael Bolton. I do like
Michael Bolton, I did too. And you know what, man,
I like Kenny g. At least I got Kenny g R.
I got one right out of the out of the
nine or ten. 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. She had a mullet.
Speaker 16: She did not mom, very good, that was very good. No, yes, right,
it was business up fun party in the back.
Speaker 1: That's gonna get me a lot. It all started back
then in the back God like, yeah, uh no, I remember,
I can, I can do it? And her mom smoked
Benson and hedges. Was there really thin ones? Yes? This
was it mint No, but there was this as I'm
listening to the song. I could actually remember the smell.
Is that fucking weird. That's why I love music so much,
because music, to me, takes you back 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 would just pop their trunk and
we drink beer. And I was probably as old or
younger than James. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Bolt was diddy without the parties before, did he with
all the remakes he did? He did a tot of remakes.
Speaker 1: Yeah he did. I've got doing doctor You two song,
I can't remember what song, but really talented guy. But
I didn't know.
Speaker 11: Uh.
Speaker 1: I think sometimes was doing something else off music, like
either a background singer or album he does. It's all
duets with different people like Seal. Oh yeah, yeah, it's
a great Really, man, I don't know you had such
a man China. I love at it. Well, I like
look I have said, you know, I love Michael.
Speaker 10: I always look for redeeming quality in every single person
so I can try to connect and like them, and
I've just found my connection to.
Speaker 1: Michael Bolt. I do like Michael Bolton too, but I
George Michael was kind of the same thing. For Yeah, yeah,
I thought that guy was so talented and yet more
female friendly. I would say that party to back he was.
It killed him last Christmas to give you his heart. Greg.
What any other exciting things happening in the wide world
of Connors?
Speaker 10: I mean Will graduates, I mean the master. I mean,
we have March madness. This, this will get me through
the end of March. We've got some cold weather coming
up after ask some wonderful weather we just had which
has been great.
Speaker 1: Again. I had an opportunity to play.
Speaker 10: Golf with Will, which was you know, anytime you can,
any opportunity you can spend time with your kids, particularly
when they get older, is just cherished.
Speaker 1: Do you realize, like it sounds like you do, what
a rarity that is for most Yeah? Yeah, I mean
it's and I mean I'm blessed, I'm fortunate.
Speaker 10: And the fact that he wants to do it and
spend the time with me rather than you know, do
some stuff with his buddies is I mean, I'm lucky.
I'm lucky, and it's great. It's it's hard to believe
that it's actually, you know, it's his last spring break.
We were talking about when we were on our spring break.
We're like okay, and I said, I'm like, so what
do you want to do next year? And he's like, oh,
for spring break next year? I go, will you gonna
take vacation time?
Speaker 1: You're gonna have a job. This isn't spring race. You're
gonna have two weeks vacation. You have to parcel that out.
Speaker 10: You know, his girlfriend's gonna want to go somewhere, so
I know that my time is gonna be limited. But yeah,
it's crazy, and you know, just enjoying enjoying the opportunity
to hang out.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 10: Luke was with us on on St. Patrick's Day, which
was great. He came back from Florida with his mom
when he was down there with her for some for
some time, and then I was like, all right, now
it's Saint Patrick's Day, now it's Dad's day. And he
wanted again, you want to have a little guinness, but
it's dead.
Speaker 1: You need to drive him around? Yeah?
Speaker 10: Well yeah, you know it's anyway we can connect.
Speaker 1: He likes to drive. Yeah, he likes to drive car.
Speaker 10: So so yeah, now that I mean to finish the month,
man to get through March. Now it's about March madness
and having a good time.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 10: And then the Masters, the Masters is up, and then
we're into baseball and then Flowers come out. Wait draft
draft Draft the end of April.
Speaker 1: Yes, and then we have a season unveil we.
Speaker 10: Do uh, and then we have the we have the
schedule coming out in April or the beginning of May.
I am the honorary chair of the Make a Wish
Foundation Gala which is on Saturday, May third. Down to that, yeah,
down down at the Hyatt. They just all the tables
are sold out. So that's pretty cool, pretty exciting stuff.
Speaker 1: And did you wish for that?
Speaker 10: I did, Actually I wished for that and a couple
other things.
Speaker 1: It and make It Wishes the great people.
Speaker 10: What's amazing is and uh and Gen actually, as a
Wish grander is seeing the impact that we have locally
in terms of the kids that are affected in their
families is just it's I've gone with her twice to
like pay the wish granting and it just brings me
to tears. I mean, seeing these younger kids who have
you know, cancer or other life alter ring and life
threatening diseases and to know that they're going to Disney
or one of the girls.
Speaker 1: Was an extra on a.
Speaker 10: Netflix Christian show like reality show, and it was just
I mean, it's just to know that those people that
live in Rochester who support Make a Wish Foundation, they
actually make those wishes come true. The money that's raised
here actually helps contribute to making those wishes come true,
which is fantastic.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is. It is because you worried sometimes where
does the money go? Yeah, right, if I don't know,
And a lot of times there are local charities, but
to make a wish they do. It's an unbelievable job.
And I think has Josh been part of that.
Speaker 10: He has Actually Josh did a wish locally at training
camp last year, yes, and which was great.
Speaker 1: I mean, he just and he's such josh Is I
can't anshle.
Speaker 10: Yeah, he is so hard, he's so conceived, he's so narcissistic.
He thinks of no one other than himself.
Speaker 1: He's just goofy guy, better than anybody you know. In
his parents, I.
Speaker 10: Mean, Joel Levon are just some of the nicest people.
You know, We're hanging out, you know, hanging out with
you guys on Saint Patrick's the weekend and your friends
and you know, everybody's just so kind and fun and
just like everybody has a good time. And if Joel
Levon were there, they would have fit right in. You
would never have known that they're Josh and parents. And
if Josh wasn't who he was, that would recognize him
and he was there, he would be just like that.
And that's one of the redeeming things of him. It's
it's great because he is that person and he's still
that person after all the success, and his parents are
still those people.
Speaker 1: Could we get him and Brady Magic lep office section,
you'd never know Brady.
Speaker 10: So I gotta tell you I've met several of Josh's
high school buddies and Josh was the type of kid
in high school that if that there was the same
Patrick's Day parade and somebody dared him and it was
competitive and like who could be the best Leprecaun, he
would have dressed up and he would have been the
best leperkn.
Speaker 1: That's how he is. I'm adit training camp to share. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
can you up to my ten year old and.
Speaker 10: Uh and he'll look at you and laugh, but uh yeah,
so that's that's.
Speaker 1: Greg Greg Connor said, and he would.
Speaker 10: Say, okay, now you put the damn upper count out.
He would look at you and he say, Connors is
more like a lepercown than I.
Speaker 1: Am, but he's kind of going cognito. So yeah, right,
well that's true. Josh Allen as a leper count foot
five like forty. How is that in the world's tallest
lepper con for Greg Connor's future owner of the Buffalo
Bills at six point seven point I don't know. It's
the Celtic soul for six point one for Kevin Muor
always killing it. Funny, great game. I've been morale, will
see you tomorrow. I don't be in old day. Didn't
know what to do. Hm,