Speaker 1: When your old career gives you lemons throwing some ice
mix in some vodka colored a podcast from the Mac
of All Trade Studio in Fairport and driven by Victor
Chrysler Dots jeem Brahm. It's Billified, the Bill Moran Podcast.
Speaker 2: Well, hello and welcome.
Speaker 3: Thank you for getting your poduct. Thank you for telling
a friend. That's how we spread the word about the
pirate ship. We're all in the same clothes.
Speaker 2: How happened?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I did laundry, man, That's the thing. I'm gonna have
to be doing more with Davison's laundry.
Speaker 5: No, you got to teach him how to do laundry.
Well he knows.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's true, that is true.
Speaker 3: But I'm thinking there's going to be more laundry done
and teaching him how to do laundry also include teach
him how to fold.
Speaker 2: It and put that shit away. Well, it's be nuts.
When I go to the laundry there's no laundry baskets,
and my kid have done their laundry and for four days. Yeah,
I good stuff. I agree. I agree.
Speaker 3: I got him a dresser and I said to him,
you got to polish that up and he did. He
was great, but again twenty four hours.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean.
Speaker 3: Uh, we are going into Labor Day weekend, and it
seems like I haven't heard of anybody getting really sick after.
Speaker 2: Fairport Music Fest.
Speaker 3: I've heard of COVID, you know, is kind of popping up,
and I'm I was told I didn't have it.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I feel like I've been some kind of sinus cold
type thing throughout the summer. I think there's been a
lot of others. But I wonder if this and I
and I'm just speaking just it's just an opinion. I'm
about to sneeze. Excuse me. I'm gonna fight this sneeze though.
Damn here your heart stops. That's why they said bless you.
Speaker 4: I don't know if that's true of those Catholics.
Speaker 6: Ye, there's a way to stop yourself from sneeze. I
can take your thumb and just apply it to the
bottom bridge of your nose.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: My problem is my part of my bridge, my bridge
over there because I got punch in the face.
Speaker 7: Shocking.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: The uh so we get the the We're going into
Labor Day weekend and there'll be groups of people around
I don't know.
Speaker 2: I didn't.
Speaker 3: I don't think things are that out of control. I
thought I saw a stat and I don't know if
it's accurate. I wouldn't even know how to verify this.
That twenty percent of Americans had COVID right around now, Okay,
could be.
Speaker 2: I guess number.
Speaker 3: But I don't know that anybody's dying from it. So
it's just a bad cold, it's it's, it is whatever.
But I mean, you know, it can get pretty bad
in some other people. But then there's these other diseases,
other things that we're hearing about, and they go on
the news, and I, I don't know if I'm an idiot.
Speaker 5: You're an idiot for getting him started already. Okay, the
first set and he's already writing notes.
Speaker 4: Well will there have been two diseases?
Speaker 2: All right, all right, hey God, hey God, I'll hate
you right now. Don't go, don't go. He's en quine encephalitis.
Speaker 4: Okay, there's three diseases.
Speaker 3: Extremely rare but serious and often fatal infection that causes encephalitis,
which is really the inflammation of your brain. We don't
want that to pop out of your skull. It's spread
by the bite of a mosquito infected with the EEE virus.
It can also be infected. Okay, yeah they I think
they had. I think this has hit New York State,
like one person had it. I don't know if they
That's how it starts, Billy, it's usually mammals including humans occurs,
but they've had it, okay since nineteen seventy one. Now
this is where I started to think, do I want
to do a counter news program because Eastern inclines and
cephalitis is coming along. It is rather deadly, rare but
deadly disease. We do have a reporter case in blah
blah blah. Okay, that will freak some people out, and
it's always if it bleeds at these all.
Speaker 4: Of a sudden, aides came out.
Speaker 5: Was like, yeah, it was like lepards.
Speaker 2: Okay, but that one we didn't know because that was
brand new.
Speaker 4: Yes, it was this.
Speaker 3: One we know, I would think because I did some
research and it says that people over the age of
fifty and younger than the age of fifteen are the
greatest risk of developing severe disease when infected with.
Speaker 2: The EEEV or the ee virus.
Speaker 3: Since nineteen seventy one, fifty.
Speaker 4: Three years ago, right, yeah, yeah, it's when you were born.
Speaker 7: I know I was. I couldn't remember how it was.
Speaker 2: What do you got I.
Speaker 8: Is that it's just ta It's all it is HC
eleven and eleven individuals since nineteen seventy one, eleven in
New York State have been diagnosed with eee V and
seven of them died.
Speaker 2: Okay, high percentage of the eleven died.
Speaker 4: But it's eleven eleven in fifty three years, seven eleven.
Speaker 3: And so I worry, like when we these sometimes come
out on the news, Yes, do we need should we
lead with Hey, you're probably gonna hear about the e
V E virus. Let's put your mind at these a
little bit here.
Speaker 2: That's a great way to you understand what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: We gotta fill the we gotta fill the C block.
Speaker 2: Why are we not doing that with this shit?
Speaker 6: So when I when I worked at w h A
Bill Lao in the morning, if there was no news,
I gotta turn chicken into chicken salady. Yes, and that's
a great way to do it. Yeah, say, instead of
taking the star, we just got to run with the story.
The problem is you got these news producers who are
just out of college and all.
Speaker 9: They and if they, I don't know what it is.
They don't have any new news judgments, right, what's the news?
They're not right out of college at ABC. You're right, well,
I'm telling you, David Muir tonight what even the local
guys pick it up though you need to know?
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, yes, all right. Here's here's the other one.
This is my favorite one. And I think when I
did a search on this, a local station popped up.
Speaker 4: Okay, a Sinclair station maybe, Uh No.
Speaker 5: Don't don't. Don't channel it as usual.
Speaker 2: That's who it was. But I don't mean that in
a bad way. I don't mean it in a bad
way because they didn't write it.
Speaker 4: It was CBS, CBS.
Speaker 2: And they're talking about the sloth fever.
Speaker 4: Oh I heard of the sloth fever.
Speaker 2: How do you not hear that?
Speaker 4: You're gonna see that with Jamison coming up.
Speaker 3: More than twenty people returning to the US from Cuba
have been infected by the virus transmitted by bugs in
the UH in the recent months. Federal health officials said
yesterday they or earlier this week, excuse me, they all
had the ropachi virus. Disease, also known as sloth fever
sloth fever, none have died and there is no evidence
now I see. To me, I would go you probably
think to your kid has this if you have a
teenager around your house. It was first identified in nineteen
fifty five and a twenty four year old farce worker
on the island of Trinidad, and was named for a
nearby village and wetlands. It has sometimes been called sloth
fever because scientists first investigating the virus found it in
the three toed sloth and believes sloths were important to
the spread. So again, I don't know how many people
have died. I think you have twenty people returning to
the US from twenty people in a country of three
hundred million. And I'm not saying that, but like the
same thing, and I almost wish now looking back, we
talked about COVID this way, in that there are going
to be some people that die from it. Overall, you're
probably gonna be okay, you know, maybe take precautions, but
don't feel like you have to, right.
Speaker 5: I think the bigger is with COVID was it just
how quickly it's spread.
Speaker 2: I mean, obviously you're talking about eleven people got COVID spread.
Speaker 3: Quickly, really smart Washington, and it was it was just
the coach more than a month.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that is smart. That did spread like wildfire. Absolutely fever.
It was a lot slower.
Speaker 6: I ain't doing laundry, but that was My only thing
is like.
Speaker 4: Do we make slow fever? I'm telling you, do we
make Do.
Speaker 2: We make the news?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Like we are now in a clickbait culture?
Speaker 3: I know, but well, hey I clicked these stories to
make here's the thing click them.
Speaker 5: You don't want to slow news day. You want something
something to get people talking about you.
Speaker 6: Yeah, because people aren't making an appointment to watch the
news anymore. Now the news finds you. So the way
people consumed news has changed. So now they have to
scare you with the headline. Nobody reads the stories anymore.
They see the headline, they click the story, and they
don't get the Actually, guys like like like like Channel
thirteen would typically go to some expert at the u
of R and say, hey, look, wash your hands.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, yeah, you know, right, put on a mosquito net.
Speaker 2: You got it.
Speaker 4: They give you all the but you're gonna be fine.
Speaker 2: You're gonna be fine.
Speaker 4: You're gonna be fine. But then the other stations be like, hey,
you know it's something well monkey pop.
Speaker 2: I don't want to pick on it, West Nile. Seems
like you're picking on the news.
Speaker 5: But zika virus.
Speaker 3: I just thought we got a lot of people coming
together Labor Day weekend. They're talking about record travel up
over the past year, right, all this stuff. Airline fares
are down five percent, so that gives people a little
more flexibility to go different things.
Speaker 2: Sure, and I get it.
Speaker 3: There's a chance you're gonna get a cold or possibly
COVID if you're being if you're on a plane. I
like to think that COVID is a little weaker now
it's not gonna kill you, but people are still ending
up in the hospital.
Speaker 4: That still sucks.
Speaker 6: We know a guy, we know a guy in Buffalo
has got it right now, Okay, our friend Pat, remember Pat? Yeah, Yeah,
he's got it. Oh yeah, And he said it sucks.
And my buddy Sean, who's a pilot, also had it.
He goes, look, I mean it's it's not as bad
as the last time, but it just sucks.
Speaker 2: Yes, it sucks. I get it. And anytime any kind
of sickness.
Speaker 3: But I just go when you hear these other things,
you start to go, like you'll be afraid to leave
your house.
Speaker 2: There's sloth fever.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's the E E ev virus.
Speaker 6: Well, I know a girl from high school whose best
friend died a meningitis. We shared a drink with somebody
and then at in Sandusky, Ohio. What's that place, cedar Point,
He does a cedar point. Next thing you know, she's dead.
Twenty four hours later, they said they said it was meningitis.
Speaker 4: Now, I mean, it is a virus, but it's a
different kind of virus.
Speaker 3: You have to like you'll find it, and it does happen, yes,
and it's terrible and I wouldn't wish it on anybody, right.
Speaker 2: But I just think, like they don't take precautions. Wash
your fucking hands. Stop picking your nose. Wash your hands.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, when you take a shit, don't put
your fingernails, wash your hands.
Speaker 4: And an aim by the way, you see, doctor Fauch,
she has west now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yes, what I didn't know. I didn't Yeah. Yeah,
he heard he was very sick and in.
Speaker 4: The hospital, yeah, West Nile.
Speaker 2: Yeah, where was he?
Speaker 3: I don't know, Hudson Zee, I remember that as a
kid West Nile virus and he's an older guy.
Speaker 7: Something's going to get you.
Speaker 6: I remember when my neph my nephew is eight years old,
but when my uh brother's wife was pregnant with him.
They had just gotten married, and she goes, uh, hey,
we're not going to go on our honeymoon because the
sneak a virus mixed babies head small.
Speaker 4: Remember that was the story.
Speaker 2: I thought babies had swell well.
Speaker 6: I thought it was smaller, like the baby's heads were small,
but their brain continued to grow.
Speaker 4: And that was.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so that was the big vib So then when
COVID came out all of a sudden, all right, twenty
twenty COVID twenty nineteen h one n one twenty's like
they had the meme with all the viruses that come
out every year around election time. Yes only uh yeah,
COVID was a co was kind of real.
Speaker 10: Yea.
Speaker 4: We kind of missed that.
Speaker 2: One because Danny sits so damn well you want me
to sit up, well, no, because he just fixed the
shock because you said so low, I don't know, I
just the seat sinks, low.
Speaker 4: I like sitting low because it gives me more flexibility
to move around. That's all.
Speaker 5: You can't if you don't hit the ground on your
chairs all the way up.
Speaker 4: Not really, I'm short.
Speaker 2: There you go, there's a better one. I had the
camera going all right, well, anyway I saw that. That
made me kind of laugh.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I was like, all right, we will take a moment.
I have a monkey pox too, bro a monkey pox
monkey pox one that these things aren't real.
Speaker 4: People are already saying for the election, get ready.
Speaker 2: The chances of it happening?
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 3: I do that kind of math in my head all
the time with everything. Well, stupid dumb thing I do
in life, I go, what.
Speaker 2: Are the chances?
Speaker 6: Well. Bill Maher, who is a noted liberal, has has
gone on record and said, hey, listen, the percentage of
conservatives during COVID COVID was in its first wave who
believed that they would be hospitalized was around like ten
to twenty percent, which is still really high, right. The
percentage of liberals was like forty to fifty. It was
like less than one percent hospitalization. But that's the fear mongering.
So now all of a sudden, if forty percent of
one political party or another. Even twenty percent believes that
everyone's going to die of this disease, then somebody's.
Speaker 4: They're marketing this disease well more than reporting news.
Speaker 2: Okay, that could be.
Speaker 3: I think there could also be made an argument on
the other side that the number of people who did
get the vaccine and prevented the spread further. I don't know,
like we'll never know, like what what stopped that because
people did die. I know somebody who wound up in
the hospital recently, but because of pneumonia brought on by
a weakened immune system because of COVID.
Speaker 2: It happens.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I might be screweding this EE disease.
Speaker 2: I just googled the doctor Fauci and it's it's Massachusetts
and Connecticut.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, looking at doing that now. He was curfews.
Speaker 2: I might be dead tomorrow talking about six pm curfews
because of the mosquitos oh ship on certain towns. I
was just in mass justson connedy. I might be dead tomorrow.
Speaker 4: I think you're tall enough to wear a mosquito net.
I think you should be.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, if you wor mosquito net, that would
be the greatest I want to see you in a
fu mosquito net.
Speaker 3: Think there's a they're fucking into her screenhouse ran away.
Speaker 5: You guys are gonna be as a West side garage
for Halloween.
Speaker 4: Garaggio.
Speaker 2: Oh god, that's so funny. All right, I have a
treat for you guys. Oh cool? Yeah?
Speaker 3: An eighties bands also, No, an eighties band has covered
an eight A different eighties band song? Oh really an
eighties A band that was big in.
Speaker 2: The eighties didn't even go outside his decade to cover
was And well maybe you might. You may be onto something.
Speaker 6: I don't know if it's Motley Crue and if it's
Meal Kit say the words.
Speaker 2: Well it could be that as well.
Speaker 6: There coming to the New York State Fair.
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Speaker 2: Maybe you tweaked a knee. I don't know.
Speaker 5: I might do that with the shopper list this weekend.
I might screw up the hot dog rolls for pre rolls.
Speaker 3: Wha was here we go pre rolls and all the
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Speaker 2: Six five.
Speaker 12: PLESE Wow.
Speaker 3: You're RP card Is I mean you may as well
said hey, hey card right, Motley Crue covered the Beastis.
Speaker 5: You better off being Joe Ricada and Morgan Twins and
Hillman would love it?
Speaker 2: You better than that.
Speaker 3: Somebody goes this sucks like nothing has ever sucked before.
Speaker 4: It is that bad. They're not right, It's not I mean,
it's cheesy, it's hood. It's not bad though.
Speaker 2: This is the.
Speaker 3: Worst song I've ever heard of my life, my entire life.
Speaker 4: Corey Feldman, Corey Feldman really said that.
Speaker 2: But I hope Mick isn't laughing too hard because he
left the band. Mc marsh, Yeah, Nick Marsh. Just because
you can doesn't mean you should. This song is medicine.
Speaker 3: My grandmother who's been confined to a wheelchair for over
a decade straight, got up, walked over to me and
slapped my phone out of my handbreaking it.
Speaker 2: This made me quit drugs and alcohol. The party died,
my mom threw away my best AARP mags.
Speaker 4: That I think is I could actually understand Vitch Neil.
Speaker 2: I don't know. It's not something I would even play.
It's a lot of energy, John Hyatt, sound good, John,
And it does sound good. Well.
Speaker 6: I actually have thought of, like I wish nineties bands
would actually cover each other, like do each other a favor. Hey, Like,
let's like like Pearl Jam doing throwing copper by Live
or Live doing an Oasis album or oatis doing I mean, like,
you know, just just just to hear what it sounds like,
because these guys like they're getting older. I know Oasis
is getting back together next year. I know that Pearl
Jam just came out with another album. They said we
might have one or two left in us. It's like, wait,
the Stones are still going, but you guys have maybe
one or two left in you. But what about like
just instead of like writing new material, why don't you just, like, hey,
do some covers of each other. You guys all came
up together at the same genre at the same time.
Speaker 4: You awe it to each other.
Speaker 6: Why don't you just like do a song or two
of each other and put it on a record and
for charity or do something like that.
Speaker 4: But the egos all get involved. They don't want to
do it.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I mean, it would be fun if you did, like
nineties guess the band who's playing Who's playing Home?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Who's playing Home?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I think that would be cool.
Speaker 7: I don't know, I think that.
Speaker 2: Why does this make me laugh? This? Dating kids? A
lot of thoughts.
Speaker 4: I have a lot of thoughts.
Speaker 5: In the last set, it was apparently this one best.
Speaker 2: The thing that made me laugh is they just like,
who would think, Hey man, why don't name nineties bands
cover nineties bands? I would love that. I want to.
I want to hear Oasis play Pearl Jam.
Speaker 5: You gotta start with the eighties bands.
Speaker 2: I want to hear Live play Collector Soul Collective.
Speaker 6: Souls are underrated. They had more hits than anybody in
the in the nineties. Nobody talks about it.
Speaker 2: Kevin does. Kevin is a huge fan. Ed Roland's a
great guy. Yes, that was I thought. I said it
was great.
Speaker 6: It was about Andy Babuke. I think is his guitar
guy ed Roland's guitar guy.
Speaker 3: Very well could be because I know that their manager
lives in Rochester. So yeah, I don't know ever talked
to Andy about that. There's something called maybe you know
about this.
Speaker 2: I don't know that you're going to know about this.
I didn't until So that's not a knock invest Fest.
You're familiar with invest Fast.
Speaker 4: No, but it sounds like I should be.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna fight out.
Speaker 3: No, I don't know much about invest Fast. It sounds
like so Steve Harvey was there and he was interviewing
stephen A. Smith and oder things like how did you
get started?
Speaker 2: All that? And you'll find clips on YouTube. But when
Kat Williams was on Club Shasha, you say, yeah, he
set the world on fire. Yes he did. He was
on Shannon Sharp's podcast I.
Speaker 4: Got to have a fifty million dollars?
Speaker 2: Or did he he?
Speaker 3: He did say a lot of stuff, and I don't
know what's true and what's not true in there. He
did say that Steve Harvey never got any TV roles
because nobody or excuse me, movie roles because nobody liked
him or wanted to work with him or something like that.
Speaker 2: Now I do know that.
Speaker 3: A friend of somebody I'm acquainted friendly with had an
offer to be in Steve Harvey's sitcom.
Speaker 2: CBS had picked it.
Speaker 3: Up back in the early nineties, and they were told
they were too fat. But the contract was pretty much signed,
ready to go, and somebody stopped and.
Speaker 2: Goes, now, person's too fat for that role. Wow, it
was ten thousand a week. It was all that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, man, like a dream crush.
Speaker 2: Could you imagine? Yeah, like that.
Speaker 3: I mean, and I think after that, if I told
you who it was, uh, you could see where it
sort of derailed somebody.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I could see that. I mean there, Well, there
was a guy.
Speaker 2: They had their own hand in d railing. They had
other opportunities, so.
Speaker 4: Full House the show Full House.
Speaker 6: They wanted Bob Sagat to play the role of Danny Tanner,
but Bob Saget was doing something at the time, but
they had to get the pilot out to ABC to
it to green light the show. So they bring this
other guy in and convince him he's gonna play Danny
Tanner and they do the entire episode.
Speaker 4: With with John Stables and.
Speaker 6: Dave Coolier and the girls, and they did the line
by line they tape it. They go, all right, you
got the job man. So he's halfway across the country.
He calls his agent somewhere in the Midwest, goes, yeah,
I'm gonna be there by tomorrow, and they go, uh
yeah about that. Uh, they decided to go with Bob
Sagett because we've already taped the pilot. They go, yeah,
they retaped it with Bob Sagan. Bob Sagget's gonna be
the guy. Now, I guess this guy who actually got
who was supposed to be casting this role apparently like
he has a son who's in Hollywood now too, but
it was like he didn't get.
Speaker 5: To rail but nobody ever heard of him after this.
Speaker 4: Well, Bob Saget's career like skyrocketed, right.
Speaker 2: Well, Bob was a pretty good stand up comic.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know exactly what cat can you see
if you can find what Kat Williams said on Uh
Shannon Sharp's a podcast about Steve Harvey.
Speaker 2: I think it had to do with movies and why
he's not in movies.
Speaker 6: Well, I know, yeah, he said he said, Cedric the
entertainer could never write jokes. He could just perform, but
he couldn't write. He went off about him, He went
off about it. I've seen clips of Club Shay Shay.
I think Shannon Sharp's fantastic. He like he like when
he and Skip Bayless were together. It was an underrated
show because Shannon would actually say the things that you know,
and Skip would say stuff to to be incendiary.
Speaker 4: But Shannon would like, you know, go at him. And
he was fantastic.
Speaker 6: But he said like Cat Williams said a lot of
He made a lot of comments about Ditty and all
the trouble didd he's in and how there's a there's
a Satanic cabal in Hollywood and all this stuff. And
he also ripped on Kevin Hart pretty good too. He goes,
look at Kevin Hart's story. Kevin Hart never like sold
out anywhere in la He goes, trust me, I know
all those clubs. He didn't have lines around the corner.
But he was the perfect guy for the perfect setup,
and that's why they cast him.
Speaker 4: And no, this is Kat Williams talking.
Speaker 3: This is no I know, But so Steve Harvey, I
don't know how this came up, and I can't find
a place where he was asked what do you do
about Kat Williams, or if he was given one of
his motivational speeches. But this was taped on somebody's iPhone,
so it sounds echoay, but listen to what he says.
Speaker 2: This is Steve Harvey and he doesn't name Kat Williams.
But most people who had listened to club shayshay, no, it.
Speaker 11: Hated as to invaniting. You always know that. Don't get
off the wall to dress some pity eighty ass boy
who ain't got ship the boy for his sail. Now
you're to stop your climb alo the wall so you
can come down here and tell me he's a little
punk Hans. Don't do that, man, I stay away from
it now. I do my own youth years.
Speaker 7: I don't.
Speaker 12: I'm a human being and I'm now.
Speaker 4: I used to feel fighter, and I still got hands.
Speaker 2: They slow.
Speaker 11: But if you get up on me real cloth, I'm
just still knock feel on the hand side.
Speaker 13: I just don't have a flat side.
Speaker 2: But I'm steal.
Speaker 5: When I to turn my hip and.
Speaker 11: Shook that weight and I'm not feel short ass, I'll
shoot your Curner straight.
Speaker 12: Out your hand.
Speaker 2: I see him, all right, So there you go. He
called him a country bumpkin black dude that can't talk
good and look like mister potato head. Is that what
he said? Okay, he went off a lot of it.
But I also thought that I said something about movies.
I don't remember because I didn't watch Club Shaseh Jordan.
I think my son sat down and wants.
Speaker 4: Though it's not like ninety minutes, it may have been longer.
Speaker 6: And this is what really puts Shannon Sharp's media career
on the map, you know, like yeah, yeah, this interview.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so uh, here's my thing, Like I agree with
what he's saying. What he said if you couldn't really
understand it is, don't come down off your climb as
you're trying to ascend to address a hater. People only
talk shit when they're not doing as well as you.
I guess I don't know. I think that people talk
shit sometimes because it at least the people I because
it's funny. We poke fun to anybody, even people who
are on the climb up and are doing well. He
would still sit up.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah.
Speaker 2: Tommy used to do sets like privately we would call
each other up. I'd be laughing, I'd be privately pick
up my pants.
Speaker 3: But uh, but so I understand what he's saying, where
you don't want to come off the wall and put
your energy on somebody.
Speaker 2: Who's the hater. But then I go, is that isn't
that exactly what he's doing?
Speaker 3: Because even there, but then he made it sort of
funny where you're a fighter and I go, man, I
gotta tell you, like I've had there are so.
Speaker 2: Many times that I didn't always but you know, I think, well,
I know, I know I went off on a few
people when we worked together.
Speaker 3: I talked to him on and who did I tell
who was an on air one? Can you give me
like a name, a name of somebody big? Was there
anybody Bige famously? Not like people like like people I
may run into, like there's a chance Kat Williamson and
Steve Harvey could see each other.
Speaker 6: I don't know, and a couple of old program directors
pick off on air. I just still do that and
current program directors at the time, Yeah, yeah, I mean
that that management.
Speaker 2: Did I ever say anything about.
Speaker 4: You also, like like well you and you and your form?
The guy used to produce a show.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you guys went back and forth a little bit
because he called you out in a way on the
day before and then you went you responded the next day,
and that was pretty much the end of it. Yeah,
but that's like inside radio sets, that's not never really
kind of excite.
Speaker 3: I mean, I think that most of the time, if
somebody's really hating on you, you're better off, not you're
just better off, not you are better off being Like
the other day when I said that, and I hope
people understood what I was saying. That you were here
and I said, you know, turn the other cheek, turn
the other cheek. Me was in so much forgiveness as
go to the better feeling.
Speaker 2: Thought.
Speaker 3: If you give that less energy you give it, it
just sort of goes away because there's no power.
Speaker 2: It never does.
Speaker 3: Nothing has anything power unless you give it power. But
it's very hard at times to not to look at
certain situations and and and see them.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I guess I say, see them for
what they are, but are they really that? I don't know.
Speaker 3: But it's very hard to see certain things like there's
a great I don't know if any of you guys
saw the ESPN put up on Instagram. It's a guy
at a sporting event. I don't know if it's a
baseball game. I don't know if it's a tennis match.
He's walking back with two drinks. There's a very attractive
woman next to him, and she reaches back behind her
and takes a drink from a different guy, and he
had both drinks.
Speaker 2: So like, I don't know if they were together. Again,
I don't know the story.
Speaker 3: All you see is the context, and they zoom in
on the guy's face. In the face, the level of disappointment.
Speaker 2: Is right there.
Speaker 3: And there are times where you have a certain image
or a certain expectation or a certain thought in your head.
You think it's this way, and then something like that
gives you, WHOA, it's a little clarity, right, Oh, she's
with that guy or they're together. They couldn't get seas together.
She never said anything. She was very friendly to me.
I thought we were sort of flirting, having conversation, made
a connection, and then all of a sudden, it's like
a needle across the record, And that can be very
very difficult to deal with. It just is, and it's
hard to wrap your head around, you know, in certain situations.
So that's the human side of it. But you're better
off just walking away and moving on.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean, I think it show business. A lot
of this stuff is like set up to like I'm
gonna say this, you say this. I think there's a
lot of like attention. This one is like I think
I think I told this story on there. I have
a friend who's a pilot and he was flying a
very famous musician, I don't know who it was. It
was a guitar player. And he said, and they were
talking about some rivalry that a couple of people like
in music had. He good and this guy he popped
up from his computer and said, ninety nine percent of
that stuff is fake. They're like, yeah, oh yeah, he
goes a lot of these people just hey, let's just
start some up that just to get our names out there.
Speaker 2: Really, and they'll do that.
Speaker 4: That's what That's what he said. So it could be, Yeah,
it could be the case.
Speaker 6: I think in Cat Williams case, I mean, let's be honest,
Cat Williams is about a seer, a D list celebrity.
Speaker 2: I don't look at Cat Williams no, but in the
comedy world, and we don't and I don't.
Speaker 3: Well, they have their own little like high Yeah, but
I mean, I I think even like we'll go comedy world,
but let's go into like Cat sells out pretty big
arenas and it's he's in I'll say urban, I guess
would be if you were going to put it on
a genre like a radio station. Right, he's more of
an urban comic, So you may not be as familiar
with him if you're not really in the comedy world.
Speaker 2: You think he's kind of a nobody, But I'm not
sure he's not.
Speaker 6: Well I'm not saying he's nobody, far as deliberty, like
he's not in movies and always you know what I'm.
Speaker 3: Saying, Yeah, been in movies, but not see the guy
Friday he was in Soul Plane. Yeah, but he's but
he's not like the guy like the guy Kevin Hart's everywhere.
Speaker 5: Kevin Hartle doesn't turn down anything.
Speaker 2: I guess not ever. I mean, it's amazing, but he
becomes the guy.
Speaker 6: He is the main character, or he's sharing the spotlight
with the rock like Cat Williams is never the guy.
Speaker 4: I'm not knocking Cat Williams, I think, but.
Speaker 6: There could be some animosity there at the same time, though,
like I've never heard anybody say no, Cat Williams is
full of it. No one's ever said no, he's wrong.
The one's defended any of those people. They just said, well,
Kat Williams is this, but they're never saying, well that's
not that's not true. See, that's that's the difference though.
Speaker 2: So I don't know. I just found that sort of interesting.
Speaker 3: And they thought Steve Harvey, mister motivasial, but you're getting
down in the mud yourself a little right here.
Speaker 4: Even I also think too that a lot of times
in show business or radio.
Speaker 6: In our case, we tell stories about the past because
everybody who listens to us is familiar with all the characters,
so it's kind of like gossipy, but it's like it's
sharing a look behind the curtain. We're all over all
those things. We all understand the game. But it's a
funny story. It's relatable, and that's why we tell We're
not trying to like settle scores or anything like that.
Speaker 4: No not, And I have no idea Williams sounded like
he was settling score.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I gotta go see this now. I may have
to watch that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's long, but Shannon's just sitting there like drinking
the the the Hennessy and just like having a good time.
Speaker 11: Man.
Speaker 6: Then he start Then he had Monique on, and Monique
started going off the same way. Can't Williams started going
off on people too, like she went off on Oprah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and some other people, like just like the.
Speaker 6: Oprah kind of stalled her career because she didn't do
something for Oprah. I you got me, man, Like Monique
was all set for this one role, and then Kevin
Hart was I got your back, honey.
Speaker 4: You're my sister. You're my sister.
Speaker 6: And then when it came time to put Monique in
the movie with Kevin Hart, Kevin Mark, Kevin Hart kept
his mouth shut because Oprah didn't want her in the
movie or something like that. Oh, and he has to
talk to her sister. She would return, He would return
her texts or phone calls. I thought I was family
like you or like your my mother or something like that. Yeah,
so people can turn on you in a dime. Yeah,
because it's me incorporated.
Speaker 3: Watch your mouth, yeah, watch your step all right, we
will take a moment, uh when we come back. Something
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Speaker 15: Deer Moody, tell me word it was I used to be?
Our dear Moody, tell me word it was I used
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Speaker 16: And if you're further up the road, can you show
me where it's two chaos? Remam me, Oh you used
to live when you live fifteen?
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be me.
Speaker 10: I'm the boy you used to live when you were fifteen?
Speaker 2: What you do now when you see me on the
cover of magazine? Now?
Speaker 16: I wonder what you think when you see me in
a magazine?
Speaker 3: Never wonder, like there are people who stay really tight,
like Jimmy Fallon is really tight with guys that he
went to high school.
Speaker 4: Well, there's a couple here in town cool that are
from here. No, they're from his hometown. You live here
now that he's still tight with.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, and uh.
Speaker 3: It is a you know, don't forget where it came
from kind of thing. But at the same time, like,
I don't know, I think there was a girl I
went to school with who became a model. I don't
she's not supermodel obviously, but but you was in some
magazines and stuff.
Speaker 2: Why do I have you muted? Why did I mean?
Speaker 5: What was it the girl you put on the office window?
Speaker 2: New No, No, but they did bring her up when
my friends.
Speaker 3: I brought her up, I said, Lori Califonso, and they
all like cringed, which is terrible because I saw her
good friend.
Speaker 2: I saw her friend. Oh, this is awesome.
Speaker 3: Her friend was this girl named Marta, and Marta was
her I think her dad was of Spanish royalty. I
don't really know the story or but anyway, I saw
Marta and she looked great. But Marta was the one
who had offered me the seventy five dollars to take
her to the prom. Oh wow, take Loria to the problem.
And I said, no, I couldn't do.
Speaker 4: That back then. Five dollars, I know, but.
Speaker 2: I just I just couldn't. It just wasn't gonna go.
Speaker 3: And by the way, I will tell you this, I
don't know why this girl was considered underes She wasn't.
She was pretty, she was popular, everybody knew who she was.
She dressed well. But there's something well she got. She
got some kind of stink on her from something.
Speaker 5: We all drew calling her a cow.
Speaker 2: But wasn't just me. I didn't. It wasn't me that
did that put.
Speaker 5: This poor girl in your's of the well.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I would love to talk to Laurie
and see where she is today. Damn, I don't know
what I can know. Oh no, no, no.
Speaker 4: Was she a Laurie with an L A U R
I or was it an l O R I.
Speaker 2: A l O R I E?
Speaker 4: I thought, okay, she was a Lori with an E.
Speaker 2: I don't remember.
Speaker 4: Definitely.
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Speaker 3: Well, I will tell you right now, and then a
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is when I was young.
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Speaker 3: They handle well, and now they're so intuitive to take
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Speaker 2: Doors off, the way that the seals all work together and.
Speaker 3: Snap back in. It's just it's incredible. But what I
didn't know was that there is the jeep wave. Are
you familiar with the jeep?
Speaker 2: Jeep drivers past each other they get don't be looking up,
Lori Calfon, So I know, I know exactly what the
fuck you're doing. Just said you on talk to her.
So I'm gonna make it happen like they always give,
like the piece the other driver.
Speaker 4: The hippie wave.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it's like cool, and then people will duck
you where they leave little rubber ducks on your jeep.
I've had every jeep I've driven, I've had one or
two ducks left on every jeep, even the Renegade when
I was driving that, but they're normally for wranglers or gladiators.
Liber rubber duck. I don't know the connection, but there
is a duck thing. They do the ducks and but
the wave. Every jeep driver does the wave, so Jamison
to go, Daddy missed another one.
Speaker 2: You just missed another one. You gotta do the wave, man,
you gotta do the wave. So I did the wave
and it is like the piece thing.
Speaker 3: But then I went and I go, okay, is like,
how pop is this? Is this a known thing by
jeep drivers? Is it just regional?
Speaker 2: Is it the entire country? I found a jeep group
on Facebook and I read you this.
Speaker 3: Today I got four jeep waves. I don't know where
this person is. I don't know what your politics. I
don't know your politics, your life, but for a moment
in time, I had a friend on the road. Keep waving.
You don't know what people are dealing with. I lost
my husband three weeks ago. A friendly wave means a lot.
Speaker 4: I think that's true, and it is.
Speaker 2: But there is that smile too.
Speaker 3: But that connection, that connection of the jeep right well, yeah,
and I was like, all right, I want to be
part of this group.
Speaker 2: I'm in. I want to be part of the.
Speaker 4: Find a Camera group.
Speaker 5: You need to step up and go see Matt and
Karen get jeep.
Speaker 2: Matt said it about fifty seven times to me, the
so it'll make you cooler, You're probably right, all right.
Speaker 3: So Danny brought up some of the smile right, the smile,
uh the tricks to make yourself EFFORTLESSSS effortlessly charming? There now,
I always laugh your teeth well, I always laugh at
these things. Did you ever read did you ever at
any point?
Speaker 2: Oh, I see the face.
Speaker 4: Because I know what's coming, what's coming? Did you ever
read a self help book?
Speaker 2: Or no, not a self help book? Everybody we know
you have, but I read like, uh Rick Patino's book
and stuff like that.
Speaker 4: You know, I don't know Tori's crownd Rules for Winners. Okay,
you gave me that.
Speaker 2: I was going to say, he read this.
Speaker 4: My mother in law got this for me. I don't
think I need the help I think you do.
Speaker 7: Did you did?
Speaker 4: You're a Yankee fan here, That's what That's what it was.
Speaker 2: Did you ever read a how to pick up chick's book?
Speaker 4: Did you I never read it. It was given.
Speaker 2: It was given to you.
Speaker 13: Who would give you a chicken?
Speaker 2: That guy by the name of.
Speaker 6: The guy by the name of Craig Shaler who used
to work in Oh yeah, yeah. It was kind of
a gag gift sounds. So my then girlfriend at the
time saw this book. She goes, where'd you get this?
I go, this wasn't I didn't buy this. I go,
Craig Schler bought this for me. She goes, can I
take this? I go yeah, because she was gonna use
it for for content on her Brockport radio show at
the time.
Speaker 2: She thought that market yeah, all right, which is fine,
all right, but hanging on his because as much all
it was called, I think the book still just how
to Succeed with women.
Speaker 4: It was a black h cover with white white legs.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 3: Here would be my thing, like many many many things
in life. Either you have it or you don't. I'm
not sure. Maybe you can tell me I'm wrong.
Speaker 2: I can't. I can't. I could never.
Speaker 3: Throw a baseball very fast like I think. I think
I topped out like sixty we saw well, but I
think I topped out on radar at sixty five.
Speaker 4: I've heard at the Wayne County Fair you and I
both hit like fifty nine.
Speaker 2: On fifty nine. Okay, so there, so that's not very
fast by comparison to a lot of a lot of guys.
Speaker 5: It's a Wayne County gun was closer to forty four
or whatever.
Speaker 2: Maybe maybe maybe that maybe.
Speaker 4: The balls are heavier too at the fair by the way,
are they a little heavier?
Speaker 2: Okay, well that should give you a little more speed.
It's just it's just hard to throw.
Speaker 3: So anyway, all right, So I don't know, but I'm going,
how are these guys throwing ninety?
Speaker 2: Isn't that something? Either you got it or you don't.
Speaker 3: And I say you got it or you don't, because
how many out of shape pitchers did we see that.
Speaker 2: We're throwing near one hundred miles an hour?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: At the Major League le was throwing the Cologne. But
who was the guy for the.
Speaker 4: Yankees, the not Sabbathia you could throw?
Speaker 2: Well, he was what I was thinking, he got he
got heavy.
Speaker 6: Well that was the story through the perfect game with
a hangover. Yeah, So that's what I'm saying, is like,
but either you got it or you don't. Like you
can't teach speed.
Speaker 2: I don't think you can teach how to do that
in the low eighties right now.
Speaker 3: You may be able to take that kid and show
him how to control the ball, when to throw it hard,
But I don't think you can show somebody how to
hit ninety nine.
Speaker 4: No, that's incredibly difficult.
Speaker 3: Okay, So then I'll take it to this, how do
you teach someone to be charming if they're not? How
do you teach someone to be you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: Either it could be altered their their perspective. Okay, if
you altered their perspective and their outlook on life, then
that could just naturally open them up and uncover the
charm that's already in them.
Speaker 4: Maybe it's blocked.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but all right, all right, Now, a lot of
times it's good looking people that we would put charming with,
right George Clooney of Brad Pitt, And charming is usually
reserved for men reynolds, not women.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 3: But how many people that are just nice, funny guys
that are not great looking. Do we go love that
guy because it's the charm. So I'm reading this and
I go, okay, So they say put on a happy face. Now,
some of this ship. As much as I want to
mock it, it may be a great reminder for everybody
because I will tell you that.
Speaker 2: If I could now, I would put Jamison in etiquette class.
Speaker 4: Okay, how do what spoon do you use?
Speaker 2: How do you end up?
Speaker 5: My father to this cotillon?
Speaker 2: My father? Yeah, I know that way well.
Speaker 6: Doug Marone, coach of Syracuse football team. The first thing
he did every year was take everybody out to a
to an expensive restaurant. Yeah, and had them teach the
players how to eat at an expensive.
Speaker 2: Restaurant because a lot of these guys are going to
they didn't know how. Right.
Speaker 3: So if a woman enters the room, my father will
stand to meet them, like to greet them every time, Madam.
He'll get up, Yes, he'll stand UPO.
Speaker 4: Yeah, let me grab my hurricane.
Speaker 2: Yes he'll do that.
Speaker 3: And so I laugh at it, but I go those
are things that are sort of lost arts that I
would have in my I had cousins had to take
etiquee classes.
Speaker 2: You know what fork to use? What this? What that?
Speaker 3: So there are things you can do, they say, put
on a happy face, they say, channel your charm. Well,
I don't want what that means. There's the author. This
woman's an executive coach, but it may really help. And
she's the author of the charisma myth fines charm as
likability and how delightful it is to interact with someone.
You can be charming or not. There's another one. Let's
see here raising eyebrows. So that so, what can the
rest of us do to be more charming? This woman says,
our brains are always surveying the environment for friend or
foe signals. The three major things we do when we
approach somebody that signal we are not a threat are
an eyebrow flash, a quick up and down movement of
the eyebrow that lasts about a sixth of a second,
a slight head tilt, and a smile.
Speaker 4: I believe that.
Speaker 6: There's an old FBI negotiator named Chris Voss. He's written
books called and Never Split the Difference. It's about negotiation,
and he says one of the biggest things is the
seven thirty eight to fifty five rule. It's been around
since the fifties and what it means is it breaks
down your communication to one hundred points seven percent of
your communication is just the words you're using. Thirty eight
percent is your tone and the other fifty five percent
is your body language. That's why it's and only social
media fights because I'm just reading text. They're just reading words.
But if you had an emoji here or there, it
may soften the message. Or you know, it's like saying,
you know, well, i'll pick you up tonight at eight
o'clock or I'll pick you up at eight o'clock tonight.
Speaker 4: You know, two ways to say.
Speaker 3: I used to that Miller like had that Yeah, right,
my plane arrives at midnight, don't don't be late, or
how about a rendezvous at the airport?
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah. But see then I always go, okay, see,
so here's the ship side of me. The woman said
to me like.
Speaker 3: Hey, my plane arrives at midnight, and uh, or how
would you like a rendezvous at the airport? And all
of a sudden, my dick goes wrong, and then that's
your body leg And then it says I'll be wearing
something slinky and black.
Speaker 2: And my dick goes and now and then I start
to go improvement. I'm thinking he did do that to me,
And then I start to think, wait a second, she's
spamboozling me. I'm being sold. I'm being sold a bill
of fucking goods?
Speaker 5: And what am I doing?
Speaker 2: What do I what? Was I born yesterday?
Speaker 4: Did you do it?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 11: You did?
Speaker 5: I remember he forgot to pick her up?
Speaker 2: That chick. I did a purpose. But I'm just using
it as an example.
Speaker 3: I don't know, so sometimes I think like it comes
off as cheesy or some people seem to use you.
Speaker 2: You know, it's more women that can like, hey, touch
your chest, how's it going? And then next to you
go what do you? What are you gonna do? You know,
like you have a computer problem at work and you
go up to the you know, the guy with his
ash crack half hanging out.
Speaker 3: Hey you look great today? Yeah, hey, I was thinking
of going to grab some lunch. You want me to
pick you something up? By the way, my computer's broken?
Speaker 10: You know what I mean?
Speaker 5: I go, goddamn, it's.
Speaker 2: Like that is what charming woman?
Speaker 4: I guess, yes, there you go?
Speaker 2: All right, never mind?
Speaker 6: But I was always od but my aunt to beware
of people who are charming because they're always after something
that I can see that they're always after something like, uh, well,
remember our most charming president.
Speaker 4: After to feel your pain like he was charming. He
was slick man.
Speaker 6: They called him slick Willie for a reason, like how
could And here's the best part. Women loved him because
did you see the line of women who he was
ever with. They weren't exactly attractive. So I think we
were like, oh, well, you know what, I think he's
just misunderstood because they felt like identified, like when Oprah
like lost weight. People got mad at Oprah because she
wasn't identified. She couldn't they could identify.
Speaker 3: With Apparently, Wait, now my favorite was auto you can
go back. I forget what episode, But who's the reporter
I had in here from the d n c oh
Gary Craig. Gary Craig that talked about Clinton when he
was running for president came to Rochester and they thought
he made cancel because the Jennifer Flowers story was just
breaking and he's running, but they weren't sure what was
going to happen. Yeah, and they weren't getting confirmation. Sure enough,
he shows up. They had corralled all the reporters off
to this one area so they couldn't really get access.
And he said somebody in the Democratic Party locally had
a very attractive daughter, and a bunch of people were
up by the ropes as Clinton walked out, and Gary said,
I got out of the corral and I just wanted
to see.
Speaker 2: I just wanted to see And he said, I was
so surprised. You got to go back and listen to
this episode.
Speaker 3: He goes, I was so surprised because Clinton stopped and
it was like everybody else in the room disappeared, but
this one woman and Bill he was just, hey, how's
it going, you know, talking to her and that I'm
telling you, man, that guy has a pussy problem or
had I don't know if healthcare.
Speaker 7: Huh.
Speaker 4: He still got like he's got people out here.
Speaker 2: Let me he has like a.
Speaker 3: That's a weakness, Clint East would We'll say to you
my biggest weakness in life vagina.
Speaker 2: That was my biggest fight. Yeah that was well again,
I'm saying that because, uh, what's his name? Uh said
it comic? Who was the comic guy?
Speaker 7: His own sport?
Speaker 2: Why can't I think of no one? J Moore said
ith J Moore said that he was doing a movie
and you know Jay had done rehab or something that
he goes to him, Yeah, he came down and had
lunch with him, and he just said, my biggest fights
was women.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I can't help it. We all have one.
We all have one.
Speaker 2: There, what was it?
Speaker 4: I forget?
Speaker 6: But I mean I just I Clinton. Man, there was
nobody more charming. Like there's a guy named John Bowman.
He opened up for Lewis Black. He's a comic. Yeah,
and he would impersonate President Bush W. Bush versus President Clinton.
He goes, here's my impression of Bill Clinton get off
the plane, waving and he's like mimicking rolling up a
joint to his back. He's pointing you me right, okay,
you play the saxophone, you know, and some on our
city hall. Then there's the Bush, the Bush father and
son dor who were like stiff as boards, you know.
And the Republicans thought that they could slide Bush Junior
in and he'd be the next Clinton, like the uh,
the southern gentleman that everybody loved.
Speaker 4: But that wasn't George W.
Speaker 1: Bush.
Speaker 4: No, he just wasn't. He was the opposite.
Speaker 3: Was all right, we'll take a moment. We got a
theme that tune. Hell yeah, we got a theme that tune.
But first, iron smoke Distillery got a whole lot going on.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 3: They really were the place for the after party of
the Fairport Music Fest, especially on Sunday. People were like,
tell me what a blast that was. I didn't I
didn't go down there.
Speaker 4: Had there are people that didn't even leave?
Speaker 3: Probably not, probably not. But tonight you've got the uh,
the Acoustic Absolute Maybe. They begin at five o'clock. It's
the Acoustic Sunset Sessions accoust Absolute Maybe. And then Public
Water Supply with Eli Finn and the Everymen. They'll be
playing at eight thirty this Friday, August thirtieth. That's right,
Get out there and enjoy and then come back on Saturday.
You get the Acoustic Sunset Sessions with Andrew Young, and
then at eight thirty will be the Majestics with Freedom Trio.
Oh wow, some good stuff coming to Fairport and bringing
their good friends Freedom Trio. That all begins at eight thirty,
And of course you can have one of the fine
cocktails they even have if you're if you're more of
a beer person, they've got beer right behind the bar.
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Speaker 2: Do you know the song? No, it's two guys who
don't talk to each other and.
Speaker 4: They were allowed to create this song.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, A lot going on here there is.
Speaker 2: This is one of their worst songs.
Speaker 12: I think.
Speaker 2: This is a hit.
Speaker 3: It's nothing of modern love. If they played in a concert,
I think they would get a big reaction.
Speaker 4: Did they still tour together.
Speaker 7: But they don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't think we're talking though.
Speaker 6: Doesn't Daryl Hall have his own show on Access Yeah,
called Daryl's House.
Speaker 2: It love it.
Speaker 4: They have bands just come and play. I gotta check
that out.
Speaker 2: Say, hold back to school spelling. It's spelling tests. Did
they do spelling test anymore for like Sam or anyway?
Not Sam? College?
Speaker 5: Like you might get it to show. I think Tyler
used to do it. Yeah, fifth crap.
Speaker 4: We had spelling test all the way up till ninth grade,
did you Oh?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 6: And then in tenth grade we begged the English professor
or the English teacher. Hey, we have a spelling test
to bootstar to.
Speaker 5: Boost again Silver Creek.
Speaker 2: But you don't need to annow everything's underline?
Speaker 4: No, not necessarily?
Speaker 2: All right, Well, I thought it was.
Speaker 6: When I send an email on Yahoo, I have to
like or like when I write a story for the
Times in Wayne County, I write in my email, I
gotta like, go back and look, why don't.
Speaker 5: You write it in the word and then copy it
to your email.
Speaker 4: I usually have a pretty good event. I spec I
know what I'm doing.
Speaker 2: That's so far. Hey man, he got high praise, high praise.
Speaker 4: The champion spiller.
Speaker 2: You are a I got high praise, all right.
Speaker 3: Kevin's got a theme that tune and I usually ship
the bet on these, but I'm feeling good tonight.
Speaker 2: I shipped the bed against Danny.
Speaker 5: One of the last two that we've had.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it's while I tied Mark.
Speaker 5: No, No, we went to we want an overtime.
Speaker 2: Okay, here we go.
Speaker 7: Kevin theme that touneazy.
Speaker 10: Still have as long as post the River.
Speaker 17: It's why crowded rooms pull apid faces.
Speaker 13: The deepest time.
Speaker 2: Saton full of this. Yeah, I.
Speaker 5: Remember what it was when he died.
Speaker 4: I introduced this guy twice, Chris Christy Green parking lot.
Speaker 12: Here.
Speaker 5: That's a main Ina hockey tournament. Is everybody Walmart?
Speaker 10: One of the two?
Speaker 12: I sure?
Speaker 5: And no, we're not going back to number two, so
you can listen to it again.
Speaker 18: Good my car, own sty it's falling apart. I was
waiting for working out the boscots my panty line shop.
Speaker 17: Almost Heaven, West Virginia, Blue Ridge Mountain Cannon life is
old and older than the trees, younger than the mountas
grow in Lacker breeze country.
Speaker 10: Old.
Speaker 12: Take you home, dude.
Speaker 13: You know how a tree.
Speaker 5: It's a great scene with the sun hot up type machine.
Speaker 4: It was actually I never saw the second one.
Speaker 12: I liked it.
Speaker 13: Was it good swim.
Speaker 2: It doesn't mean the.
Speaker 12: Times and change and times are.
Speaker 2: Strange to be come.
Speaker 13: Say, I'm not like this A really kind of shy.
Speaker 4: People love this guy, this.
Speaker 13: Feeling with heavy wall. I don't want to darn you.
Speaker 19: I want to make you have if you could see
your way to me, come on and land the chap
and take your hands to night.
Speaker 13: Mama and I it's out that, then take it.
Speaker 2: You're back to the top.
Speaker 13: Show is sweet and low.
Speaker 6: At first, I was gonna say Sammy Hag our mos tequila,
but that's not it.
Speaker 2: It is not Sammy Hagen bon Jovi. This is our time,
this is our house.
Speaker 5: Patriots touchdown song as well.
Speaker 4: Won't be playing it much this year. Is this Daughtry?
Speaker 2: It is not Doughtry. I don't know Scoo Doles. Oh wow,
how did I miss that? Okay, good, not a good idea.
Speaker 6: I've introduced this guy twice once it's once at Batavia
Downs and once before Redwicks and they killed himself.
Speaker 3: I uh, he would pull me into the corner and
tell me jokes like there is a long lost trunk,
uh any.
Speaker 2: Money, Yes, take me home tonight? Pointer. I know though artists,
I don't know this song.
Speaker 5: Nay Twain, Shaya Twain.
Speaker 2: I don't know Home sweet Home.
Speaker 5: It is not it's honey, I'm home, Okay, Yes, I like.
Speaker 2: It with Dan, he gets it wrong. I like it,
John Denver, country Roads, take me home, take me home,
Country Roads, take me home, Country Roads? Which is the
d NL hang on?
Speaker 3: I did say country roads take me home, not take
me home, because counting country roads.
Speaker 5: So if he's counting it, you can count it too.
Speaker 6: And that's actually the the closing song in every West
Virginia football game.
Speaker 2: Yes, I was wondering if that was true.
Speaker 4: Saturdays of Our Country Roads.
Speaker 2: Botley Crue correct, sweet Home correct.
Speaker 6: I guess when they play this song live with the videoboard,
everybody like ghest Nuts.
Speaker 5: I'm more of a fan of uh Lou and Lou
Crew Motley Low is what it was?
Speaker 12: My bad?
Speaker 3: Ozzie Mama, I'm coming home, yr Burs, rick Emmett, I
think it's the cars. Wait, rick Emmon, Wait is it Boston? No,
let me take you home tonight. I can't remember who's singing?
Speaker 5: Is it Rick Boston?
Speaker 2: Boston?
Speaker 17: Is?
Speaker 2: I wrote down Boston and I crossed it out, goddamn it,
out of a fit.
Speaker 13: And the reason I did it was game.
Speaker 3: I fucking listened to him say everybody loves that guy
or this guy?
Speaker 5: Shit fucked all right?
Speaker 4: And he thoughts on the theme Jamison's coming home Home.
Speaker 5: I agready, So how many.
Speaker 4: Joined up with?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 2: Look at this? Look at this smug motherfucker? Come, I
think you won this. I fished half.
Speaker 7: He's on the toes.
Speaker 2: Sixteen.
Speaker 4: You won by one?
Speaker 2: I did, and I would have won by two if
I kept Boston. And I knew it was Boston. And
then when he said, who's Rick emmittt.
Speaker 4: Play songs that sound like this?
Speaker 2: No, but why do I know that name?
Speaker 4: I think I don't know he's as a solo artist, Buddy.
Speaker 2: I knew it was fucking Boston.
Speaker 3: Dang your CMF, I know they were, well every pdh CMF.
Speaker 2: Al right, Well that so funny. You know, I have
to go. I have to do.
Speaker 3: I feel like there's been a lot of talk and
very little action on certain things that I want to do.
Speaker 2: That for me, not not anybody else.
Speaker 3: And I gotta I gotta do this radio days to
go and talk to get these behind the scenes because
there's so many things that would go on, like and
the egos were just astronomical. And you came around at
a time when some people were a little more humbled
because they were not going to come over to that
radio station. They were being let go or a drift.
They were were not being picked up. They did not
get their contract renewed, and I don't I don't think
any other station was taking them. And then because certain
personalities didn't work out, they got they got called up
from the practice squad.
Speaker 2: But that person would like it just made me laugh
because it was so obscene, but they would.
Speaker 7: All right, I'll just say it, Okay, it's gonna get.
Speaker 2: Back to him. It'll be upset. But it was funny.
Speaker 3: Dave used to Dave Kane when he was on the radio,
gave out lunch, free lunch. It was a big deal
and it was a huge thing for the Raiso. Yeah,
and so pizzas used to come up to the Win
and Road studios and then if Charlie and I would
pick on, we pick on Dave and Dave wouldn't.
Speaker 2: Let us have it wouldn't let us have a piece
of pizza. He would get out, get out like this
mine and I used to go. But you didn't do anything.
You didn't sell it, you didn't make it, you didn't
do anything. They just brought it to you. You talked,
that's the big deal. But he would get very very angry,
and I think sometimes would.
Speaker 3: Be very hurt by like he was a talented guy
and felt like sometimes I think he was overlooked by
people because of that.
Speaker 2: I know, the feeling, yeah, alright, and going and going
to going to do these radio days things, there're gonna
be have a lot easier now with a fifteen year
old your house. Well it might be if he comes
along and have him do the lighting and do some
stuff he can't with me, he'll.
Speaker 5: Be uninterested in about six minutes. It's like when he
does the podcast.
Speaker 2: He does get up from around, He gets up and
he decides that he's had enough. Yeah, well, well we'll
see how.
Speaker 5: He's like me, except that I don't get up.
Speaker 2: Wait wait, wait, real quick. Labor day plans, Labor day
weekend plans. Hockey, tell me there's hockey.
Speaker 5: No, there's no hockey. Okay, probably drinking okay, same same.
Speaker 2: Thing as a hockey weekend.
Speaker 4: It's a home game this week.
Speaker 2: Are you going anywhere?
Speaker 4: No, No, it's gonna relax.
Speaker 2: Just gonna make up for Fourth of July on Labor
Day with them hot dogs, all right.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Very summer was pretty much like gone.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah yeah. How's the die going?
Speaker 4: Still still staying steady?
Speaker 3: Okay, very good. I I may go down to uh
see my mom. Since Jamis is with me, we may
head down there and just check in on her.
Speaker 4: How about Jackson, though, are you gonna or is that
a little too far?
Speaker 3: Might be a little too far, But maybe I'll see
what he's doing and telling the hop on a train
and come up.
Speaker 2: That'd be fun. That's actually a great idea. Nice that
I thought of it.
Speaker 5: I don't forget Jamison.
Speaker 3: For Kevin Mure will be drinking for Dan, who's gonna
be eating? I'm Bill Moran. We'll see a Tuesday