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Speaker 3: Well, hello and welcome.
Speaker 4: You know what's happening up here. Thanks for getting your
pot on, thanks for telling a fred And that's how
we spread the word about the pirate ship.
Speaker 3: Everything's reversed and looking at the camera thing and yeah, whatever,
that's at least your problem is.
Speaker 4: Problem. So funny because poor Dan his wife had a
so he wants to get home to his wife. He's like,
can we take a little earlier today. I say yes,
And somehow everything went a little haywire.
Speaker 3: Nothing, nothing terrible. There's a little haywire.
Speaker 4: And then I forgot. I had a therapy appointment. Let
me just tell you kind of how things in my
life and I'm trying. One of the things I want
to do is not be that guy anymore. Okay, And
I'll explain.
Speaker 1: I've been a lot of that guys well my life.
I'll clean most of them out.
Speaker 3: Yes, I used to joke that, and it's a terrible joke.
Speaker 4: And I think if my wife, even though technically were
legally separated, not divorced, so she's still heard it, I.
Speaker 3: Think she would be offed.
Speaker 4: But I used to go, I only got married, so
I don't have to do the paperwork, right, you know
what I mean. You go to the doctor's office, you
get this shit in the mail, some of the bills
come in and whatever. Let me just explain what happened
the other day. It's tuesdays I've been I'm in that
program at Saint John Fisher, so I try to keep
my Tuesdays and Thursdays open. I do sometimes take podcast
during the day, but I need to get over and
because this shit's getting intense now, like it's getting intense
Master's levels, okay, and you're talking to dummy and dummies
trying to figure it all out.
Speaker 3: Like I'm behind my books have it. I'm like, I'm
that guy.
Speaker 4: So I'm sitting there and I'm going through I have
to write a paper on.
Speaker 3: A test that.
Speaker 4: Gets administered for a diagnosis, right, and you have to
effective no effective, easy to understand that whatever. I'm sitting
there and all of a sudden, the doorbell rings.
Speaker 3: Followed by.
Speaker 4: Like a really like it's like the cops, a frantic
not frantic, authoritative like ding dong bang bang bang bang bang, right,
and that that's usually the cops. Yes, right, And so
I go, hmmm, what could this be? And my mind
is raising. I opened the door and standing there is
a guy in a yellow vest with reflectors on. He
goes from Fairport Electric here here to disconnect for nonpayment.
And I went what and he goes, yeah, disconnect for nonpayment.
I go, ah, shit, I go I.
Speaker 3: Keep trying to log in to pay that bill and
I can't get in.
Speaker 4: He goes, oh, we changed our software in June. You
got to reregister everything.
Speaker 3: And I said it would be nice if they told us.
Speaker 4: He goes, I think they send an emailing. They probably did.
Speaker 3: Now it's Fairport Electric. I think.
Speaker 4: I think maybe I didn't pay for four months. It's
like one hundred and ten dollars. It's not oh yeah,
do you.
Speaker 3: Understand what I'm saying? One month? Do you understand what
I'm saying?
Speaker 1: In the winter? Are you living in the city for RG?
And E yeah, like are you sure?
Speaker 3: Okay? So okay, So here's here's what that little by
the way, here's my thing.
Speaker 4: My point is like I tried to get in there,
and then I forget, right, I.
Speaker 1: Don't worry about it.
Speaker 4: Maybe people go it's eighty ht, but I'm like, oh god,
why can't why this is my account number?
Speaker 3: Why the fuck?
Speaker 4: And then I just move on. So I didn't pay it,
didn't pay it, didn't pay it, but never realized they
didn't pay it. The bills probably show up in the
man like a fair Port Electric. I just I don't
want to be that guy anymore. I don't want to
be that guy anymore. And I am terribly that guy. Like,
but I don't forget Like nineteen years married, I didn't.
I was just like, yeah, hey, hey, why are I
banging on the door?
Speaker 3: Fix it? I make I made the money, you spend it.
Speaker 5: But that was yeah, you have your receptions, well you know,
in a way, in a way, so now your account.
Speaker 3: Well here's you're here's the bad part.
Speaker 4: Jamison's mom's in town and I'm letting her stay at
our place. Okay, so when the guy's banging on the door,
she's there to hear the whole thing.
Speaker 3: And I go and I go I'm not a deadbeat
like that. It's not.
Speaker 4: I just and the guy because she heard the guy go,
they changed the software, by the way, change the software
in June, So.
Speaker 3: Does that tell you anything about me? Yeah? Yeah, I
just I've been.
Speaker 1: It feels like June, but it's October.
Speaker 3: You understand what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: So goes it that long ago?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 5: So the guy's like, I could see it in your
head where Yeah, well, yeah, I'll get to it.
Speaker 3: The guy goes, uh, so this is me.
Speaker 4: Guy goes, you can pay cash or I'll take a check,
no cards, And I go, I don't think I trust
you with cash, buddy, I go, I know there's McDonald's
Starbucks that.
Speaker 3: Play right across the street. I don't think I trust
you with cash. And he's trying not to laugh. He's
like trying to be all thar tape.
Speaker 4: I go, I'll I'll punch on right now and take
care of it. But then I had to call and
the woman at the place goes, did I win?
Speaker 3: And I go what? She goes, I know who you are.
I recognize your voice.
Speaker 4: I go, well, I'm a deadbeat. I haven't paid in
a while. She goes, I go, I don't even know
how much I owe. She goes, oh, I think it's
like one hundred and ten dollars. I'm like, oh, okay,
but my point being, I don't know what my point is.
Speaker 1: You don't want to be that guy.
Speaker 3: Well, here's my thing.
Speaker 4: I was saying, like, I would let that slide off
to somebody else. I would delegate those things in life
because they were a pain in my ass and I
didn't want to do with it. It's like whatever, and
I don't know that it's ADHD. Then people go, oh,
you got ADHD. Well, I'll tell you this. I don't
think ADHD is a genetic thing. I think it's a
trauma response in your brain.
Speaker 3: I really do.
Speaker 5: Oh okay, then there's I was diagnosed with that today,
So you were rediagnosed with it.
Speaker 4: Well, it's just I heard great theory. I'll give it
to you later, A great theory on this, okay, And
it made total fucking sense to me. But I so, yes,
I don't want to be that guy. I want to
be the guy that has his shit together. But I'm
like this scattered brain, mad scientist guy, who I mean,
you have a lot going on?
Speaker 7: Yeah, okay, so does every other human being on the planet.
That's not an excuse. I'm not a rookie. This isn't
my first rodeo. Bro, I've been around for a while.
Look at the fucking bags under my.
Speaker 1: Eyes and now the new beard.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm not sure.
Speaker 1: Should that helps? When you answered the door, Hey, I help.
Speaker 3: You drugged in? I don't know it's a beard working.
I'm not sure. I don't know. You don't either, I
don't know. You're not sure.
Speaker 1: Usually guys who are that guy have beards?
Speaker 3: What do you mean that guy? Oh? You know what
I'm saying. No, I don't.
Speaker 5: Yeah, just like like a lot of like you shouldn't
look like what your beard is well kept, but like
you should look like you're like in Mumford and Sons
or something like that.
Speaker 4: Oh no, no, no, I would always keep it. I
might even go shorter or five o'clock shadow.
Speaker 5: Yah, their friends from landscaped. Because I'm not see, I'm
not accustomed to seeing you with a beard. Never, I
am accustomed to seeing you with beer, but not a beard,
So I'm.
Speaker 1: Sure, I said.
Speaker 4: Danny went to the fridge and he goes, uh, wow,
we got a lot of blue light in here. And
I go, yeah, my brother send it for my birthday
back in August, and I'm like, you know what again,
not too long ago. I need one of those today
just to calm my nerves.
Speaker 3: Well it's not a yeah, I guess it's I'll tell.
Speaker 5: You so, like it's funny you mentioned this, so like,
you know, my wife and I, you know, we take care.
Speaker 1: Of our own bills and whatnot.
Speaker 5: So you know, I have like everything like kind of
automatically registered and everything to go and whatnot to avoid
that issue. Sure, okay, And usually if I get a warning,
I have such like o c D that if I
get the warning, oh my gosh, I can't believe I
had a warning. They're gonna think I'm an awful person
if I don't take care of this.
Speaker 1: I immediately I'm so, I'm sorry.
Speaker 5: I'm like apologic, here's what happened. I'm not this type
of Look at my credit score.
Speaker 1: You could tell that I'm a responsible you know, right.
Speaker 5: But the thing is, though my email knows that I
have ADHD, it does oh yeah, the point where now
it categorize all email priority social like it categorizes your
email of importance right then in each email it summarizes
the email in the headline before you read the emails.
Speaker 1: If we know that Jack asked, you're not going to.
Speaker 5: Read this, so we have already summed up what the
email is all about for you so.
Speaker 1: That you don't miss it.
Speaker 5: Because you got over four hundred thousand unread email in
your inbox. So now we're gonna make it easier for
you to read your email because we know you're not
reading it.
Speaker 1: So we got a bullet point it and we're going
to prioritize it.
Speaker 5: But sometimes when you prioritize the email, other email that
should be prioritized isn't prioritized and you miss.
Speaker 1: It, like the death of a friend or something else.
Speaker 3: So if you missed the death of a friend, I'm.
Speaker 5: Just saying, oh, by the way, so and so passed no,
But the point is that so that's that happens. But
even my email is like trying to say, hey, like
you're so irresponsible at reading this stuff that we're going
to categorize your email. Okay, we're gonna tell you what
it's about before you even read it.
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because we talked a little BIT about adhd and is
do you?
Speaker 3: Have it does your email?
Speaker 4: Know it and there are people who just have, executive
function which would be organization. And THINGS and i WAS
diagnosed i think like through some kind of SURVEY that
i TOOK and i. Answered questions it is like back of.
A magazine i, don't know and, they, go yeah YOU.
Have ADHD and i wouldn't be SURPRISED if. I DID
and i so somebody put me on. A medication i
hated IT because i felt like it's stifled. By CREATIVITY and,
I go i'd rather find coping mechanisms than to, lose
that because there's some beauty IN. The adhd it's the
hyperactivity and a young child when you've got a class
of anywhere from eighteen to twenty nine kids and you
got that one that's bounced around Like a mexican jumping bean.
Or something you can't you KNOW what, I mean, It's,
like okay we need you to, do something, please stop
and the kid Can't NECESSARILY and i. DON'T know i
would say that a lot of my family always had
like executive, function things. You, KNOW certainly i think my
sister's on top. Of stuff she will claim that she
has things and uh does better when doing certain things
that would BE more adhd focused in terms of.
Speaker 3: Controlling IT.
Speaker 4: Certainly i probably have THAT and i can see it with,
my mother, you know all. This stuff but there's a
doctor AND actually i think this guy was. A doctor
i think he did medical school and became a physician
as well as a psychiatrist at the, same time going on,
like YEAH like i think he's A, PhD md which
is a lot by the age of. Twenty six, oh
wow because the guy have. A FAIRPORT who i know has. Done,
that yeah and there's A couple i have a friend
who did. That too but this guy was twenty six,
YEARS old i think when he kind of knocked it.
All out his name Is Uh GBOR matte i believe is,
his Name Doctor. Gabor mate he's he Lives. In canada
He's from hungary and. HE did i just watched a
video in a class, about HIM and I think i
think he's been on Many pop i'd love to get him,
on HERE but i think he was On Like joe
rogan might have had HIM on i think somewhere along.
Speaker 3: The line NOW that i think, ABOUT it.
Speaker 4: I don't i have not listened to a Lot Of,
joe ROGAN But i i'll get clips in my sometimes in.
My YouTube and Now that i'm thinking, ABOUT it i
recognized the guy last NIGHT and i couldn't place why
in the video, they showed but he Talked about and
this is like kind of fascinating if you think, about
it because we hear how many, people go IT'S, my
adhd it's my add kicking, in right and we say it,
so glibly like, so glibly and it kind of annoys
ME when i hear people, that matter.
Speaker 5: People, SAY yeah i have a. Weird problem it's like
something you don't want to.
Speaker 3: Brag, about yeah but, they do but.
Speaker 1: They DO so i lost poor grand on the bills.
Speaker 3: Last Week so gobormate Was in hungary.
Speaker 4: Right around the time That the nazis, took control and
he said that.
Speaker 3: His mother was.
Speaker 4: LIKE desperate I think i think she had family that Was.
TAKEN auschwitz i think his dad wound up in a
work camp and he was given to a stranger on.
Speaker 3: The street.
Speaker 4: Because mom Was, the jews Like the nazis were coming
in and Scooping up jewish babies. And STUFF and i
think that for some time prior to her giving him
to some stranger on. The STREET and i don't know
what really happened, after that because then they went on
to other THINGS or i pulled the danny and just
vacated my head for a moment when they were talking
about the.
Speaker 3: Ad bandages so he said that.
Speaker 4: His mother called the doctor because he was crying a lot,
at night and, SHE'S like i can't get. This baby and,
he said All my jewish patients are that way because
the mothers were so tense that it was the babies
were picking up on it oka and they could.
Speaker 3: Not rest and.
Speaker 4: If you and it is a, biological thing it's been
studied biologically that the mother and the child connection and
not to be not that you can't be, you know
two moms or two dads, or whatever but like usually
the human that gave birth to, that child there's a
deep connection there because there was it was developed in, that,
body right and so some of these things and could
that be part of. The trauma AND then i think
he WOUND up i, don't know being put into like
some KIND of i don't know if he was in
an orphanage. Or something but then he ends up coming
over To The united states and, he, Said, LIKE okay
i always thought maybe it was genetic because two of
my three kids. Had IT but i always FELT like
I knew i, wasn't wanted like my mother gave, me,
Away right and, HE goes i didn't. KNOW why i
was even too young for, the memory but something almost
in the cellular brain level KNEW that i. Wasn't wanted
And the jews, weren't WANTED and I. Was jewish they
were trying to. Exterminate. Them right so, he's like so
my whole LIFE was i became a doctor with my
pageron all the TIME because i wanted to.
Speaker 3: Be wanted, oh okay do you Know what?
Speaker 4: I'm saying like he's like doing this self reflection now
as an, older gentleman and, HE says i wanted to
be WANTED because i. WASN'T wanted i. WASN'T wanted i
wasn't wanted by. MY mom i wasn't wanted, by this,
he goes AND so i. Wasn't home so how do my?
Speaker 3: Kids? Feel right and so? What happens?
Speaker 4: Is it he BELIEVES is adhd is just a response
to trauma that you learned to black it out, certain noise.
Speaker 3: Certain things you just tune.
Speaker 4: It out and then it becomes or you're distracted or
you focus on. Something else and it's not necessarily. A
disorder And as i'm listening, to, this like oh, my
god could every brain disorder that we label whatever IT
be ocd all be a trauma response in? Some fashion
IT'S certainly i believe there's an argument that can. Be
made i'm not educated enough at all to, know THIS
but i found that. Really interesting i'd love to get
him on.
Speaker 1: The podcast, OH yeah I mean ocd.
Speaker 5: Could be it's definitely like a trauma response at, some
point because now it's like you're overprotective of yourself in.
Certain regards you want to make sure there's. NO danger
i got to clear. It OUT if i have, ANY
uncertainty i.
Speaker 1: Gotta get that thing. Straighted out ARE?
Speaker 6: You?
Speaker 5: Ocd yeah if there's. A label If there's if there's,
An acronym i've, got it with the exception OF LGD
g tbqx or whatever.
Speaker 1: THAT is i don't.
Speaker 3: Have that.
Speaker 1: I've seen you.
Speaker 3: WALK around i have a very.
Speaker 1: DISTINCTIVE walk i.
Speaker 3: Sug you did you see me in the? Parking?
Speaker 4: Lot, NO oh i was in the car on the
phone with the sound like. A nut i'm on the
phone with. The THERPRIS but i didn't want to miss,
the APPOINTMENT so i figure we'll use.
Speaker 3: The time I'm all i'm doing is talking so so.
Speaker 5: Rac and randy wants after the pandemic to ever tell you?
The story why what you do now or what didn't you?
Speaker 4: DO now i haven't, called him and, he goes be
nice to hear from me once in, a, While buddy
and that was like so he.
Speaker 1: Called me, monday morning like.
Speaker 5: EIGHT am i didn't GET the i didn't get to.
CALL him i emailed him though he's he's great. With Emailing, text,
hey buddy what's? GOING on i was telling Me About.
South butler they had their last race of. The Year
but Race and Randy once.
Speaker 3: I'm ad by, the way we Just, Want yeah I'm
An east view with.
Speaker 5: My wife she was my girlfriend at. The time it's after.
The pandemic you're finally allowed to get out of the
house and go to. Them All so i'm, walking, by
like Uh like Williams And sonoma and THAT'S how i.
Speaker 8: Remember, It, danny kay kay christ, you like somebody's, Calling,
me randy how? You doing like how'd?
Speaker 5: You See like he's like he's like fifty, feet Away,
like rand how'd you?
Speaker 3: Knowice me but you have a very stick.
Speaker 1: A walk.
Speaker 4: It's True and i'm watching you walk into the. Parking lot,
I'M like I don't i'm not in. THE studio I.
Told danny we. Started five we wound up starting LATER
because i did two remote podcasts the last two and
all the equipment need to be set. Back Up and
i'm in the CAR and i see you, walk GOODBYE and,
I go, i, NO NO i i wrapped up the
CALL and, I go i get out Of, good DANNY
because i.
Speaker 3: Was worried that you were like what? The, Fuck no
i've never.
Speaker 1: Said that i've never. DONE that i never thought that
you've got stuff.
Speaker 3: Going, On no i'd be fair if, you Did but
i'm not familiar WITH. THAT cd i have all. Of
them how do you know what is the?
Speaker 1: Other one i'm taking the tests when YOU have ocd,
At talk.
Speaker 4: I'll, hang on, hang on, hang on. HANG on i
have to, say this and this IS something i. Believe
firmly those tests can, be guides but tests do not diagnose.
Speaker 3: People diagnosed my.
Speaker 5: Psychology psychologist's friend has diagnosed ME with, adhd okay.
Speaker 1: And, anxiety, okay.
Speaker 5: Okay OKAY the ocd stuff comes in from other Stuff
that i've looked at, and, like, okay OKAY but i, have, this, this,
this this and now it all.
Speaker 4: Times together it could Be but i'm, just, saying, like
okay they all have intersecting circles Of the.
Speaker 3: Venn, diagram yea. All figure but it's like if it.
Speaker 5: Were, A pizza i definitely have like most of this
license let's put it. That, way okay, the pepperoni, the
anchovies all, of it, all right maybe not you know,
so much, THE onions, i mean not, have that but the,
other stuff, You know, but.
Speaker 3: Yeah what IS your? Ocd? Tendencies then what would.
Speaker 1: Make you say you have obsessed? Over?
Speaker 3: Things okay that like what have? NO meaning i.
Speaker 5: Don't want to get into them because they kind Of
like i'll have intrusive thoughts And then i'll just like
blame myself for having that thought when the reality is everybody.
Has them it's. Not, unusual yeah it's just been like
one fifty people though who have. That, issue yes like
like dwell on.
Speaker 4: The issue what gobor mate says is doctor it's amat
and accent over.
Speaker 3: THE e i think he ended Up. IN canada I
think i believe he's Educated. In Canada.
Speaker 4: And i'm not sure what happened with the family or
how he ended, up there but. Obviously so but what
he would say is mindfulness is. So IMPORTANT and i,
was like that made total sense.
Speaker 1: To me so.
Speaker 4: This IS where i, Always GO am i A fucking
they must look at me. A moron Don't forget i'm
fifty four. Years old just saying that that that's anything
to be. Proud of that's not. My point and there
are people in, the class like you have to partner up.
WITH people i one of The people i'm partnered up
with is younger than. My, children, yeah no, twenty one
twenty one, and yes, Then this i've had two young
girls in the class in Their Twenty somewhere i'm going
to say between twenty one and twenty six say.
Speaker 3: To me oh, my god you remind me of.
Speaker 4: My Dad and, I'M like i don't know what to say, To,
THAT like, i go WHAT do? I say so when
he talked about the mind, FROL this i. DID say
i said to me that was the most, important PIECE
because i will tell YOU when, I said i'm older
the majority of the.
Speaker 3: People here i'm not, the OLDEST but.
Speaker 4: I am On the certainly there's not, Much right i'm
either in second or third Place if i'm not, In
FIRST and, i GO but i think this is an
important thing, for PEOPLE and i hope you'll listen To
what i'm saying and try to. Understand it when we get,
a feeling like a really, intense feeling whether it, be, anxiety,
fear anger whatever, it is if you can give YOURSELF
what i call like, the, GAP right i always think,
the barrier the buffer between your reaction, and EMOTION because
i have been known to punch things out of.
Speaker 3: Complete frustration did it. A LOT.
Speaker 4: What i try to do now is sit with, that
emotion no matter what, it is and just let it
kind of wash through me, and, realize oh this is going,
to pass and it's kind. Of bullshit WHY am i feeling?
This way WHY am i feeling? This way WHY am
i choosing to feel?
Speaker 3: This way what? Is it what is it?
Speaker 4: Benefiting me all, that stuff you can go in deep
and figure, it out but that mindfulness can really. Help
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do josh things? He?
Speaker 4: Did, dude okay did? They win they didn't cover. THE
spread i think Our friend.
Speaker 1: Juice you said they weren't going to cover the fifteen.
Speaker 3: A number fifteen is a. Huge number let me just
uh SEE if I have.
Speaker 5: Juice has gotta be like feeling like he's got to
have mixed emotions right now Because, The, giants uh that's
My favorite stones song by, The Way the giants mixed the.
Speaker 1: Mixed emotions love. IT was i think It Was gonna
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i DON'T but i don't, think anyway, Go on.
Speaker 1: I'M like i thought these people. Were, RETIRED yeah i
told my mouth was eight. Years old but Back.
Speaker 5: To juice, you know He's a mets fan and they
in their, their, season, like yeah there. You go but
He's a giants Fan At jackson dart played a really
nice game the other day Against, the chargers who were.
Speaker 1: Previously, undefeated yes so.
Speaker 6: The theme the theme of the week For the giants'
Is The, lord Giveth the. Lord taketh We Get jackson
dart in. Everything's awesome he then phenomenal opening drive goes,
right down we, score awesome everybody, places knots, you know
And then neighbors goes out and we lose him for,
the season which is just an ultimate like what? The,
fuck like, you know you Got, the jackson then you
take away his best option and our best, offensive player.
Speaker 9: You know so who knows if that hinders.
Speaker 6: HIS progress i really, hope Not but giants are really
fucked that receiver now, without him, you, KNOW offensively, i
mean he.
Speaker 9: Was everything.
Speaker 6: It. Was uh dart's first five passes four Went. To
neighbors so now we gotta figure out something with that which. Which,
sucks man, that hurts.
Speaker 3: And they think that the turf. Is Bad Like.
Speaker 5: New york we've had five different players go down with.
A C l achilles Injuries at.
Speaker 3: Stadium's two fucking. Teams there they better. Fix that Just, the, Giants,
RIGHT no i understood.
Speaker 1: Met, life yeah that's one Of the jets plays And.
THE giants.
Speaker 3: I understand That's what. I'm saying you've got two teams
that call.
Speaker 1: That the turf.
Speaker 3: Is, destroyed, yes yes it could be, overused one but
they need to.
Speaker 6: Fix, that yeah this this will be they'll do something
now because this, is uh, you know the it's around
the league now where people are Coming Out Beckham odell
beckham right tore his uh his knee on that same
field and he came out and he was bitching about that.
Same thing so they'll fix it now just because there's
just there's too. Many guys bosa did it in, Twenty
Twenty nick bosa For. The niners so it's just. It's
bad turf should Not be turf should not be IN.
Speaker 5: The nfl And the bills new stadium is going to, be, grass,
yes yeah all of which will.
Speaker 3: BE great i mean there's. Definitely, SLIPS yeah.
Speaker 6: I mean there's there's enough stuff that you can do
now that, you know even In, the northeast you can
have real grass and it'll. Be fine, you know you
don't need the you don't need. The turf they got
enough ship to figure figure.
Speaker 4: Stuff out what did uh you had picked that they
wouldn't cut over to, the, bills right wouldn't cover that
fifteen and a?
Speaker 3: Half string, oh, yeah.
Speaker 9: Yep yep we were On.
Speaker 3: The, saints, yeah yeah we. Go ahead thoughts on, THAT
game i just, you know, NOT really.
Speaker 6: I mean They were then when you say the biggest
play of, the game are you talking About the bishop
interception right?
Speaker 9: Before?
Speaker 3: Halftime, no, no, no, no no.
Speaker 5: That that was a big play that that was the
second biggest play, to me like that that was.
Speaker 9: Had they not, done that had they not, done That
the saints go up.
Speaker 6: AT halftime, I mean i know that you don't want
To give josh time right before half because.
Speaker 9: You know he's gonna come down.
Speaker 6: There cafielgal but you know They the saints really fucked themselves,
doing that trying to Do that. Philly SPECIAL and i
mean that that they could have taken the lead.
Speaker 1: Right, there yeah they absolutely.
Speaker 5: COULD have, I, mean bishop to, his credit that Was
An ed reid type of pick because he was he
read it from like the other side of, the field came,
running across and if he doesn't make, that play they were.
DIRE straits i was talking though about in the, third
court like like late third or, early Fourth where cooks
thought he had a touchdown and they went they were
arguing over the referees were arguing over whether it was.
A TOUCHDOWN so i just call it a touchdown so
we could go upstairs and we, review, it right and
they reviewed they, said no it was an.
Speaker 1: Incomplete. Pass YE but i mean that could have been deadly, right, THERE.
Speaker 4: Right, i know and and we knew that the defense
would be the weak side of, the ball do?
Speaker 6: We?
Speaker 1: Know yeah but like To, The.
Speaker 4: Saints, okay juice CAN we i know he's kind of
family by. Extension here can you can you talk some
fucking sense into my guy who loves sports.
Speaker 3: And no sports better than ninety percent of. The population
he really does like. Loves it, Eats. It danny it's
a hard game Any.
Speaker 4: Given sunday there's, a phrase why any team can it
is hard to win IN.
Speaker 5: THE nfl, I know i know it, is okay but
you just went, SATs well because here's the course to coming.
In angry you realize that, this team their season always
ends up ending because their defense couldn't hold it together
at the end of.
Speaker 4: The, season okay so sort of to. Your point peter
did send. ANOTHER text i.
Speaker 1: DON'T know i may have been copied in. ON this
i Don't know peter's.
Speaker 3: First text let me see he.
Speaker 4: Said that there was another, text, that yeah, he said
And the bills are built to be a great regular.
Season team the defense. Plays scheme whatever, the way.
Speaker 5: This defense whatever, it does not transition to. The playoffs it's,
a bend but don't. Break system in, other words the
idea is.
Speaker 1: A juice would would know this as a.
Speaker 5: Football fan the idea is you leave your defense out
there and you you keep everything in front, of you
so that way, the offense, you know has to create
a lot of plays to get into the end zone
and eventually they'll turn the. Ball over it's a. Hopeful
strategy it's not a. Wave, phillips hey let's run a.
Three four just go attack the quarterback and get the
ball back on. Our own, it's hey let's hope the
offense screws up type, of strategy, and yeah that could
work with the good.
Speaker 6: And the bills have won the offense or the turnover
battle and what like fifteen. Straight, games yes so you've
got to figure regressions coming at some point for that, as,
Well Though and i'd rather have it get over sooner.
Speaker 9: THAN later, i mean there's only so long that.
Speaker 6: Can go meaning Where the bills catch the breaks of,
the turnal there are plus.
Speaker 5: Twenty, four yeah they're plus twenty four, last Year And warren,
sharp says like the like the like the, following year
you might be, Plus, Five okay like that's. That's ridiculous
it was like they had an amazing takeaway season. Last
year that's gonna regress back to. The mean it rarely
like they're not gonna get even the double digits. As
far if, They do god, bless them but it's.
Speaker 4: Unheard, of right talk, to me juice about this? Coming
weekend is this already?
Speaker 3: Week? Five yes? Week? Five?
Speaker 6: Five hey did you? DID you i did go four
and one on the picks?
Speaker 9: Last?
Speaker 3: Week yes? You did? THEY did.
Speaker 1: I did i.
Speaker 3: Haven't been betting. THIS year i got?
Speaker 6: Too many what the the what The The ireland?
Speaker 1: Ireland, under, YEAH yeah i got carried away with. That
one but. That's okay we're, making progress.
Speaker 6: Right because we're going We're going we're going Back to
we're going back to the early morning Under in Minnesota.
Speaker 1: In, cleveland okay.
Speaker 9: What what a Show that london is? GONNA get, i, Mean.
Speaker 3: Wait minnesota's over.
Speaker 1: There again, Oh yes minnesota. Slept over they just they Played.
In ireland they, stuck around and then they're gonna play against.
The loss the thinking was, behind this why are they're?
Speaker 5: Doing?
Speaker 1: It yeah so they, almost won the almost came back.
Speaker 5: And, beefing yeah it's got, issues too but Like a,
minnesota's Excuses It's carson wentz. Playing, quarterback yes so Now
It's carson Wentz Against.
Speaker 1: Dylan.
Speaker 3: Gabriel dylanbriel, whoa whoa whoa Whoa.
Speaker 5: Who right this is like preseason type type, of game
right that we're sending Over.
Speaker 3: To, london okay but with.
Speaker 6: A rookie, quarterback though you got no, you know you
can't really plan. For HIM so i THINK that i
kind Of like cleveland in this game. To WIN plus
i think it's going to be a low scoring Game
And miles garrett may.
Speaker 9: Have up to. FIVE sacks i mean he should wreak
havoc on That.
Speaker 3: In minnesota.
Speaker 4: Offensive, line okay so you think so you're Taking uh
minnesota to lose two, games overseas he's taking The under.
Speaker 6: Well, They lose i'm Taking the bear or To. The
bears i'm Taking the browns plus three and. A half
i'll take the hook all day in a low scoring sixteen.
Speaker 4: To, thirteen Well that brown's defense is like if the
if you Had the browns defense With the, Bills offense.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah they might never.
Speaker 3: Lose again nine.
Speaker 6: THAT is, I Mean i'm i'm at to Take the
patriots plus what is it eight and? A half eight
and a HALF because, i mean, you know a, Division GAME.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I would if that's stays at eight and, A half
i may have To Take New England sunday.
Speaker 4: Night two.
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I'M saying i gotta get my.
Speaker 10: Shit together i'm the only one with mixedy moo shoves
Down the buffalo Bills right, so yeah alone adrift on Shi.
Speaker 4: For dan morello and his love of, the Bills for
beth who, is Recovering and dan on top.
Speaker 3: OF things i. Like That I'm. Bill moran we'll, SEE
you i think, next week, all right