Speaker 1: Well. Coming up in this episode, I found an MSR
channel on satellite radio, and you know who knows way
too much about MSR, Dan, I'm giving you a hot masside,
I'm gonna shave you. I'm give you a hot shave.
You like the lad say, oh yeah, I can pull
it up. You're a pervert.
Speaker 2: No, no, there is no okay, no, you know way
too much because there is no way.
Speaker 1: Because Billy, I don't have kids, have a lot of time.
So what happened is we check in with my uncle Letty,
who lives on the east coast of Florida. Bilton's going
to be a big storm and impactful even over there.
Speaker 3: We're kind of worried about this. You know, this could
be a one or two when it gets over here.
And that's still pretty substantial wins and everything and bills.
Speaker 1: Fans, how concerned are you about the well being of
Josh Allen. Peter Montemurno raises these concerns.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you what. He did not look good after
that hit. No, he didn't look an entire game, but
he didn't look good after that hit. Mind you, last
week he got hit.
Speaker 1: Yes at heart, Yes, get harder, all that and the
Dogs coming up right after this. Hey man, I hope
you'll join us as we take Billified Live next Monday
Night at bTB would fire pizza and grill leading up
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Studio in Fairport and driven by Victor Chrysler Dots. Gee Ram,
it's Billified the Bill Moran Podcast.
Speaker 6: Well, hello and welcome and thank you to Danny and
the Healthy Fats.
Speaker 1: You like that yes, I loved it.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 8: We we went in the studio over the weekend and uh,
I layered up four guitars all and drop d all
the guitars are dropped. I did fortress. I wanted to
get that wall of sound and then my buddy Mark
played the bass on that and we had some Yeah.
So I sag it like three or four times to
get it right. But yeah, we nailed it. I think
we nailed it.
Speaker 1: Danny and the Healthy Fats it's his new band, and
we'll be playing lots of songs with Danny and the
Healthy Fats, Mats with the pH and the coming episodes
of Billified and who knows other podcasts perhaps, yes, yes,
other podcast coming. That's no kidding really yeah.
Speaker 8: So all right, so in the previous podcast that we had,
they returning or is it just new stuff?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 1: New stuff? Oh okay, yeah. The biggest problem. It's interesting
to bring this up because I wasn't sure where we'd
go to open the well wait, no, no, no, that's
just wonderful. That is the wonderful jukebox. That is damn.
I will say that. But to come on this this podcast,
we will talk to the dogs. They do some charity work.
They're gonna come in. We're gonna check into my uncle
who's on the opposite coast. He's on the east coast
of Florida in Melbourne. But it's supposed to be category
one when it hits him, so we'll talk to him tonight.
I was trying to get my college roommate's wife. Now,
my college roommate who took a buyout from Nabisco. Oh wow, yeah,
he was. He was in charge of a team, lived
in Syracuse, took a buy out and decided we're moving
to Tampa. His son was going to the University of Tampa,
daughter was in her senior year of college here, so
they went down there. And then, because it's me, I
don't keep great contact with people. I mean, that's just
the way I always have been. I had to Fairport
Music Fest. I run into a friend who's really good
friends with his wife because we all went to Fisher
and she said, did you hear what Scott's doing? And
I said no, and she didn't say that. She said
it was really hard. I said, how are they doing
down there? She goes, you know, it was really hard
at first because they didn't know anybody Becky's whole family's
up here. Their daughter was finishing her senior year of
college at Rockport, but their youngest son was at Tampa.
She was all alone and Scott was traveling a lot
for work. And I went, I took a buy out.
She goes, wait, you didn't hear I said no. She
said he's a flight attendant for Frontier Airlines. I was yeah,
that story. So I was like, well, this is crazy.
Then I see him at the reunion and he goes, basically,
it's a part time job. He's like, they call me
when they you know, I have certain days I'm on,
but I only go in if they need me. But
I get paid either way. So yesterday I turned on
the news. One of the first stories is a Frontier
Airline jet catches fire upon landing in Las Vegas. I
texted him. I go, hey, man, are you on that flight?
He goes, no, I'm in Philadelphia. I said, oh, I said,
are you prepared for the hurricane? He goes, I'm not
back till Thursday. My wife is going to have to
deal with that mess. So and they're they're like right
in the path, right Milton's coming. Milton Burle is Barrel,
Milton b Yeah, Merton Burrel and this big old cock.
So uh, I was like, So I text her and
I asked her to come on, and she said, you know,
I've got I'm all loan. I got to do all
the preparation and I've got to check my team. She's
worked remotely probably for twenty years, like seriously, always had
a home, but sometimes travels and things, but mostly it's
a remote job. Before remote jobs were known as remote jobs, right,
And she said, I have teams that's still out from
the last hurricane in Ashville and stuff. So I couldn't
get I was hoping to talk to somebody right in
the path. But maybe tomorrow, I don't know.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we might have somebody, yes, in the path, right
in the in the path.
Speaker 1: Yes, we might actually at that uh, right in the moment.
So we'll have my uncle on and then uh we're
gonna talk a little buffalo bills and what happened you know,
what's going on with Josh Allen and and and that
can come. I mean he was limp on the field,
was he not?
Speaker 8: He was, but his legs were moving. I don't know
if you noticed this, Yeah, but they.
Speaker 1: Were kicking like they were twitching. Were they I don't know.
I thought I thought they were like just look that
like it went I mean in slow mo. He looked
like like holy shit. So I have no idea what
the what the story is there?
Speaker 8: But I think it was a Kobe Bryant situation. Here's
what I mean by that. Who's telling Josh Allen he's
staying off the field.
Speaker 1: I know, But who's telling I don't care. If you're
a dotty your I know you can't go on about
you can't run an ad with Josh Allen on this
health and safety of our players on Monday night football
which I saw last night, and and have that had happened,
you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: Yeah, except when you're Josh Allen, you could do that.
It's like Kobe Bryant told the helicopter pilot, no, we
got to go to camp. Yeah, well they doubt all that.
They downed all the copts. Kobe, are you we're going?
Speaker 1: I guess that's no one's telling.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 8: It's like I have a buddy who's a pilot, and
he has a rule. I am the most important person
on this plane. You're the one who say.
Speaker 1: Where he ain't going You can fire me, you can
shoot me. We ain't going up.
Speaker 8: Yeah right, I think Josh Allas my team needs me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, No, I got to go. It's a competitor.
Speaker 8: I let Mitchie Biscuits out there running this drive.
Speaker 4: I gotta go.
Speaker 1: I know, I know that feeling. I do know that
that they like hands on. Got to do it. But
you're no, You're definitely a guy. Now we're doing this.
You are you are? You are Kobe. I will go
through this wall if I have to. I think I
lost a little of that, but I'm finding it again.
But uh so, so we'll we'll we'll talk to them,
but uh tonight we'll talk to Peter. I'm sorry, Peter. Yes, Grail,
who is a great American and and watches the All
twenty two.
Speaker 8: College football player great standout, just as chrisian Walla famous
that number fifty seven. I haven't retired his number yet.
They should, though, Did I tell you.
Speaker 1: About Doctor Rice? Uh? Saint too? Doctor Rice wrote to
the Communication department, uh, nominating me to this ain't down
fair cool? You want to know what the response was.
The Hall of Fame has been defunct since twenty six
yeaes since I got inducted. Could you believe that?
Speaker 8: I was like, so, I think I know the story
behind that. I can't RepA I don't think I can
repeat it. Yeah, but there's a story as to why
the Hall of Fame is defunct, and it had nothing
to do with me getting inducted. Wrongfully, you can't say,
I can't really say here, let's put this. I'll keep
it very general.
Speaker 1: Uh the person whom really was the big oh Donor?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I guess you could say Donor, Yeah, yeah, he
and the school something, yeah, something happened.
Speaker 1: Okay, So it's funny you say that because somebody said
to me, which I think is.
Speaker 8: Ridiculous, because a hall of fame should like be a
hall of fame. All it is a plaque, really a
bunch of names, right, But in some dinner.
Speaker 1: Communications is now sort of a second tier program at Fisher. Yeah,
I know we're taking a back seat, even an.
Speaker 8: If we take it a backseat to nursing, pharmacy, football,
I'm not.
Speaker 1: Even a good this year. You get that stuff? All right? Well,
that's that's all right. You were starting to say something
before I drifted off into uh was it Danny in
the Healthy Fats well, Danny in the Healthy Fats is
a band that it's playing all our songs and we'll
have a bunch of songs for you. Uh No. But
what I wanted to where I was going to go
with this is the podcasts, the extra PC, the extra podcast.
So I was having I was having coffee with someone
today and one of the things I'll do this for
the podcast. One of the problems with podcasts is that
people start them finish and they well they die sort
of die. They die on the vine. You get maybe
you know, a month, I don't know my own podcast
on four episode? Do ask him four episodes and then
you're kind of you're kind of done, right, So it
just and.
Speaker 8: I did about three hundred episodes just being a microphone.
Speaker 1: I kept going. They had to stop me literally from
talking aboutself. How do you get fired on your day off?
So so uh wait, yeah, that's what happened to Robert Salad, Right,
is really day because Tuesday, well Monday, this was really
their Monday. So I think yesterday's when they decided to
fire on Ambassador Johnson as he was called the press release.
Speaker 8: Ambassador Johnson was and Eric Manjiti, the former Jets head
coach who played for Woody Johns or coach with Woody
Jetson said, don't kid yourself. He told people last week
he said, hey, listen on FS one. He said, if
the Jets lose this game in England, where he was
an ambassador, the owner of the Jets over thought, I
may not come back on the flight home.
Speaker 1: Oh he came back.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and then he came him back to work this
morning and they had to escort him out with security.
Speaker 1: So something happened.
Speaker 8: Something happened, But they needed a whole day to reaking
because of the jet lag and everything else.
Speaker 1: But who gets in the NFL.
Speaker 8: Don't fired on a Tuesday when you're playing on unless
it's a Monday night game and you'll really have to.
Speaker 1: Have a Monday night game coming up, right, So usually
your week doesn't start a day later, right, you get
an extra day to repp. If you're the Jets, I
would start like like immediately, that may be the right.
But with the podcast, you have people to stop, so
that's that's always the thing. But the person did ask me,
would you go back to radio? And it's a question
I get a lot, and I'll answer that question the
way I answered it to this guy. I said, at
this point, no, I would say no, and I'm not
saying no out of nastiness. I said, I still have
a soft spot for radio. I don't agree with people
who say that radio is dead. I don't. You'll hear
that a lot.
Speaker 8: It's never gonna die. It's always free.
Speaker 1: I've I've said that I think that radio has made
a mistake, and I was part of the mistake. Buy
that it's we would go of course it was.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 1: Well. By that, I mean that I was on eighty
stations around the country. You can't talk about what's happening
in Des Moines, Iowa. If you've never driven a car
through Des Moines, Iowa, you don't understand what I'm saying.
You just can't have the same thing for.
Speaker 8: Those of you at the farm Festival this week. Yeah,
I'll be at the ISO from one to three, right,
do you see what I'm cut of?
Speaker 1: Me will be there, but you kind of can't. And
I also think that music now you get to be
your own program director on a multiple any format you want. Right,
there's a bunch of formats and you get to pick
your plays, your favorites, your this, your that, and so
you don't. The music isn't necessarily the same. But personality,
I think personality and spoken word could will always do well,
and it'll do well. I think if it could serve
the community better that which is it's in. In other words,
syndicated shows like a Howard Stern, he did a great job.
I'm not you can't take away from that. Op and Anthony.
They were a lot of fun. But for the most part,
what really survives and actually beats a lot of those
indications are great local shows that really talk about the
community and where people live. Well, this is a great
example of beaning Howard sta Yes, yes, yes, right, so
all those things are so I do think that radio
still you just got to step back. Would I go back?
I said, I like kind of being my own boss,
And now that my fourteen year old son has moved
in with me, I couldn't do what I was doing
in radio.
Speaker 8: I need to be in the middle of the night
to go Yeah, I gotta be go to work. Well,
he has to get ready for school exactly, you know,
And I don't think that's a fourteen year old to
get himself ready for school every day.
Speaker 1: Shit, No, no, no, not at all.
Speaker 8: Dan, which pair of shoes should wear? Should I mix
a match?
Speaker 1: Hey? Hey, where is or whatever? They are in the
right foot and the Nike on the left foot. I
think that's the thing now, Dan, it's so funny you
say that because we had to go by TikTok. All
of a sudden, I guess has these slides that you
can get at Target have become the big thing, right,
So we had to go buy them.
Speaker 4: So we go.
Speaker 1: It looks like there's Then we're going down.
Speaker 8: To Jameson's between accents, Yes he is.
Speaker 1: So then we go down another aisle or coming around,
he goes, oh my god, there they are. They look
like fluffy slippers, but he swears they're the thing to
wear Grandma would wear. Yeah, so he's the Golden Girls
And I was like, And then he's looking through he goes, hey,
do you wear these black ons anymore? And I go no,
I said, I ran a bunch of him. I said,
I don't even know what this stability like. Can I
have him? I go, yeah? Can I clean them up?
I just don't make a mess in the bathroom. So
he's I don't know, whatever kids do? Uh? And then
one other thing though with radio like, as we're saying this,
I have become a huge fan of satellite, not not
out of any other thing other than it's just if
I'm looking for music, Yeah, did you buy for everybody?
I really like John Mayer station like this, I have
this the app. The app gives you extra channels, like
I'm a fan of the classic rewind no DJ channel right,
which would put me out of business heres ago, But
I like listening to it because it's just music after music.
So today I decide I'm going to go for a
walk early.
Speaker 4: And I go.
Speaker 1: You know what, I'm gonna do something that most people
are going to make fun of me for. I'm gonna
put on some classical music in my headphones. So I
go and I get a whole bunch of classically. There's
an smm sm no s m n R.
Speaker 8: What is it ASMR ASMR.
Speaker 1: I used to listen to it. I still do. Holy shit,
how it's very relaxing, bil No, it is not. Okay, Well,
let me tell you something.
Speaker 8: There's something it sells like someone's chewing in your fucking ear.
It depends on it depends on which version. I can't
I can't deal with so Bob Ross backing. It's Bob
Ross was the painter who passed away in ninety five. Yeah,
he was to consider the father of ASMR and what
it was. It's just it's a brushstrokes, the brushstrokes and
the voice of the talking. Okay, and then what people
still doing these as Mr Whisper videos on YouTube and
then it became a thing.
Speaker 1: Here's a channel on if you get this serious, Yes,
if I check this out. Do you have the app?
You have to have the app. I have the app.
Speaker 8: Of course, if you have serious, you have to have
the app. It's kind of like part and parcel.
Speaker 1: The app has all the extra channels. And also I
put it on for I don't think I made it
ten seconds.
Speaker 4: It is.
Speaker 8: It's like listening to m PRS. I was like, oh
my god, old Internet.
Speaker 1: That's exactly keep your lip, you know. It was like
a lot of it's lips because because what it's supposed
to do, it's supposed to relax you.
Speaker 8: It's it's supposed to get you your your your senses
to tingle, get your goosebumps.
Speaker 1: For people that are into that, I just watched Bob.
That's the thing that's a fetish. It's got to be.
Speaker 8: It's a fetish. Yeah, Like right now, there's this Irish
DJ that I listened to and right okay, her name
is Jenny Houston.
Speaker 1: She's on YouTube radio. Okay.
Speaker 8: She's a famous Irish DJ. She's half Irish f Canadian.
She has a very sultry voice. I have watched her
for hours or gaunt, fallen asleep to her just talking
about a jewelry hobby that she has, or she just
cleaning jewelry and talking about jewelry. I could find it
for you if you like. And it's just it's so soothing,
it's so relaxing. I don't know, I have like a
voice thing, but if if you could like get me
to relax, that's cool. But like, I'm not into lipsmacking
a like some people are into that are like, well,
look people sometimes they'll take markers, right yeah, and then
they'll start like writing on paper and creative pictures and
they'll describe the pictures.
Speaker 1: That's another avenue of that. The ASMR. So this there's
a whole channel to this on satellite. Yeah, this is
a huge company and that they have a whole channel
dedicated to It's liker very meaningless. But when you talk
about voices and stuff it used to be with like DJs,
and then you would see the person and you'd be like,
very disappointed. I'm sure the voice that never matched the
face always with face, like when it was women, especially,
which sounds terrible and mean here in town, I mean anywhere. Well, yeah,
there' samples. I remember there was somebody she sounded really
really attractive, and then you went in and it was like,
holy god, she you ate the personality. I thought you
were plus five more marks huge. And then I remember
I was just talking to somebody there. Used to be
like a night DJ that did They used to have
a show pillow Talk or whatever it is, that right,
And so one lady got very excited that her husband
was a sales guy and she wanted to see the
guy who did the pillow talk because she really loved
his voice, and he looked like the pillow guy. He
looked like a far sight character. Sure, like the pillow guy.
You got exactly, all right, that's terrible. We will take
a moment. The dogs they do charity. You know, what
I was kind of hoping was I'd like the dogs
to meet Doug Phelps, because Doug does a lot of
charity work. Doug has some personal stuff going on, so
we couldn't He couldn't be here, right. Uh, he'll be okay, Okay, Yeah,
he'll be okay, but he Uh so he couldn't be here.
But I was kind of hoping because I thought would
be fun. He does a lot of breast cancer things
and stuff like that. But we will talk to dogs,
find out what they're up to, and uh, we'll get
to that right after this. Let's get real for a second.
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And have you been there? We'll get there tonight Wednesday
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it Fairport, New York? Baby Baby fun? He's telling me
least the writer's double dipped on this song. It's like
a hit in the nineties, more as a rap style,
and then they re released it as this song. Do
you guys play this at all? I don't know if so,
I mean no, I mean only because you play parties
on these and things.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 1: If you're trying to like people, I bet you. I
bet they request We uh we get some requests.
Speaker 11: They're a little bit off the worright, yeah, but uh yeah,
we're pretty dialed in on the party music.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh, the party. I will say. Having seen the
Dogs live and their Rochester's premiere maybe Western New York's
premiere charity band. Uh and they play only charities, right,
and now all the money raise goes to charity. And
it is a full on show with outfits and changes
and horns and it is. I was, it's a production, dude.
It was very impressive.
Speaker 11: Well, you know, it's a it's a tough market to
get people's money. Now we got to give them something
for their for their effort, you know. So yeah, you
get the you get the wearables, the attire. I guess
you'd say, get the light show right, to get the lights,
to get the screens on either side of the stage.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was really nicely done. I mean I was like, wow,
this is not that I didn't expect. I don't know
what I expected. I didn't know. I mean, bands show
up and they play right. This this was like, I mean,
it was a shell.
Speaker 4: I think.
Speaker 11: That's what you know, Lou and I have tried to
do since the beginning, is you know, kind of plus
it up. Like the point isn't it's there's nothing wrong
with somebody that goes in and just plays, you know,
kicks it in place. But for us to do what
we do and to bring a crowd in in the
name of a you know, a charitable organization. It takes more.
I mean, it's a the whole fundraising angle. If you're
not Tom Gallasano these days is uh is not easy.
So if we can provide that sort of you know,
complete package. And the other thing is that if you
think about it, like the people that are there and
you've you know, Billie, you've MC one of our shows
and thank you for being there. Another one coming up,
Thank you for that. You know, the folks that are
there that are from the charitable organization are you know,
they've got something going on in their world. It's not
an easy right so whatever it might be, might be autism,
it might be childhood cancer, it might be you know,
it could be anything. So whatever it is, the package
that you just described is something that we try to
do to take people's mind off of what they might
be coming from and going back.
Speaker 1: To you know, so what's the next gig and how
do people book the dogs?
Speaker 11: So we play on Saturday at Russell Station, the fifth annual.
This is our fifth end Russell Station.
Speaker 1: Oh it's in Greece, the opposite end.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you don't get more Greece than I think I
have a direction.
Speaker 11: Where it is, yes, okay, Greece West or Victor West anyway,
Russell Station, corner of Ling and Dewey. It is for
the fifth annual Nicholas Delvacchio a Memorial American Foundation for
Suicide Prevention event.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's a lot of words, but the point is
that we're raising money for Western Chapter amercan Foundation for
Suicide Prevention. But the event is in the name of
Nicholas Stevacchio. Our counterpart in this event, Sony Lost.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's uh, suicide prevent Outlook, if you can feel
a little happier, realize that things aren't that bad, give
it a beat sometimes that that that is all I look,
there's you never want to say that to somebody lost,
somebody that's the worst thing in the world. I can't
imagine what that would be like. I can't imagine.
Speaker 11: So you know, if if we can writen them up
a little bit with a silly suit or a fun
song or something.
Speaker 1: And it's the whole suits and everything. Whose idea was
that that would be Steve's really, but it was a
great idea. It was a great idea.
Speaker 11: You would think that the biggest guy in the group
would have I go, why would.
Speaker 1: You want something restricting? God? And all that they came out.
Speaker 11: I was like, look at this and tell you what
though we have you know, sort of we've evolved, evolved,
that's what it is. We still have the suits, but
you're wearing them.
Speaker 1: Not through the entire show.
Speaker 11: No, we were like the sad, but yew, we have
and you see, these things are fantastic. We have hockey
jerseys that we were in the winter that are takeoff
on the AMBERK logo. Okay, we got a couple of
different baseball jerseys to have the dog's logo on them.
So in a summertime show, yeah, or it's a little
bit more of a casual situation, yep, we'll rock those
still matching, still ridiculous, but yeah.
Speaker 1: It's fun.
Speaker 11: It is a lot of fun.
Speaker 1: It is a lot of fun. How many years have
you been playing with them?
Speaker 11: So we've been doing this seven years now, roughly seven
twenty fourteen. You and I started the Wegman version and
then we went public in like eighteen. Yeah, so it's
thanks a little more than that.
Speaker 1: Wow. I think if everything goes according to plan, you
may have to do a charity charity for Florida. This
this hurricane just looks absolutely devastating. We're going to talk
to my uncle and the while. But I was like that,
it's unbelievable. I know people who are vacationing and they
were gonna leave. They couldn't leave because the roads are packed,
and yeah, trying. Somebody was trying to get to Jacksonville home,
maybe get a flight back from there. They couldn't get
to the Jacksonville airport in time.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's like that scene from Independence Day. I was
trying to get out of DC.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's it's it's outrageous. What's what's happened already.
Speaker 11: Blown up down there? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's crazy, right because you have all the debris
from the last one that wasn't picked up by garbage.
So now here comes one hundred mile an hour winds
or seventy five or whatever. I mean, think about the
stuff we have here. Right when the windstorms come, people
lose their roofs at forty miles an hour. It's uh.
So trade is yeah, you need mac of all trades.
That is true to thank you. This is this segment
brought about Macall trade. Yes, rebuilt Florida. Mac of all trade,
but don't trust to do it yourself. There may be
some more stuff coming. And with all the tornadoes we
had there this summer, I don't remember that many. There
could be more dogs made the double duty doing all
kinds of stuff go on the road. Yeah, this is it.
Speaker 11: This isn't we you know, we honestly just to dovetail
a little bit. We we feel like we're really fortunate
for you know, the you know we go down and
do a show in Florida, for sure, or for the
folks in Florida, absolutely, but we're really feeling fortunate for
the charity partners that we have now and yes, where
we met fantastic. That's just one good example.
Speaker 1: It is a great example.
Speaker 11: You know, we've probably hit almost forty organizations now that
we've done that.
Speaker 1: You're doing stuff with on a consistent basis, well, you know,
we do fairly consistent. Yeah.
Speaker 11: We do about fifteen to eighteen shows a year. Yeah,
so some of them are return you know, like the
fifth Annual Suicide Prevention so I just mentioned, you know,
and like but last Friday night we did the Notre
Dame Learning Center gala at the Georgie Sman House that's
the first time we've ever done that. January we're gonna
hit We're gonna hit Nationals again and and that one
will be four Hillside Children Center. We've never partnered with them.
So it's a combination of do you uh, do you?
Speaker 1: Is there a practice? I mean, I got it. You
can't be that good without you know what I'm saying, Like,
it's hard, But it's hard when everybody's got gigs and
this and that. And Dan, I mean, Danny knows you
were in bands. Yeah, and now you now you're you know,
Danny and the uh healthy fats. I keep wanting to
say trans faster, That's not it.
Speaker 8: There's four kinds of fats.
Speaker 1: Yeah, these are the healthy fats, Danny and the healthy fats.
But I would think, like I'm want I'm just thinking
about all right, so you've got these shows, you're doing
it all for charity, but then you've got everybody coming
in in the band. Where do you rehearse?
Speaker 3: Win?
Speaker 11: So we're pretty consistent.
Speaker 1: We do once a week. You do once okay, yeah,
or at Stutson Street, so thank you, uh seventy five
Suton Street over there, So we do that. We're we're
pretty good. Yeah, because like you guys came out, it's pop.
This is if you have the dogs, do your charity.
This is a polished act and it's a lot of
intererging you. But I'm going I'm thinking, well where Wait
a second, it's almost choreographed, Steve, there's like choreograph. Everybody's
in step. I'm going just.
Speaker 11: Keep bringing it. We love to hear.
Speaker 1: No, I'm not kidding. I'm just saying I observed it.
I went, Okay, this is not what I expected.
Speaker 11: And well again, you know, I think the all kidding aside. Yeah,
the whole idea is to put something together that's going
to be entertaining.
Speaker 1: Well here's the thing. I'll look at Lou and I
go okay, yeah, yeah, I look at you and I'm
expecting a grunge band, you know what i mean. I'm
waiting for some some Pearl jam or I'm a nerve.
Give me an Alison Chain song. No, it's always happy.
You're leading the whole thing. You got everybody going, I's like, wow,
this is impressive as hell. Yeah yeah, well not that
a grunge band wouldn't be we w'd be great. I'm
sure you would kill but you.
Speaker 11: Know, what's interesting about it is that we pick our
songs that in a way that crafts that exact it's
really cool to hear that because it's exactly what we
want people to think about us. And so we're picking
tunes that every one of them should fit into that
mold you're talking.
Speaker 1: Yeah, people know the words and can sing along and
like it. People got up and danced right.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And at first people are always shot again on the
dance floor, but then you get that one chick that's
just had a little too much chardonnay, and she gets
out there and away she goes, and it's like, yeah,
thank you. Shouldn't it? Do you do one in every crowd?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 11: One of the things that we so we have been
doing this is as we said, for you know better
ten years publicly for eight or seven you've raised just
over one hundred and eighty thousand dollars for charity right
probably eighty or ninety shows, forty different partners. It's all
really cool, and so people because we take no compensation,
people have a tendency to think of us in that
sort of way. But one of the things, the point
that you keep making today is so important to us,
and that is that we're also a fun good band.
Speaker 1: Yeah see, okay, I see what you're saying. Because you're
charity do people kind of go eh, they're charity band y?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: No, this is this is a full on I've seen
it up close. I was very I don't want to
say surprised because that sounds like I'm cheating it. I
just I didn't know what I was expecting. And I
guess when I heard Dogs, I was thinking more maybe
Rott And this is the perfect band for any charity.
I've hosted many of them, I am seen many. It
would fit anywhere, Yeah, I really would. And it's energetic
and it's exactly what you want because a lot of
these things, like you know, you ever have to I mean,
I don't know how you guys do it, but like
I called it from the heart, Hey, folks, you know,
we're looking for money, and somebody gets up and they
tell a story that fits whatever the charity is that
really pulls at the heart strings and then it's like yeah,
and then you guys come up and you actually lift
the room up, and it's nice because there's a bunch
of up there. I've had to do comedy after one
of those, it's like, you know what I mean, it's
like that's not gonna work.
Speaker 4: Hey.
Speaker 11: So you know, one of the things that it's probably
important to call out and you might be able to
reprise this role is that you you know, you're speaking
about fun and energetic. Billy got up there and sang
with us.
Speaker 1: Oh I did I think I hummed?
Speaker 11: But I and you will again.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but that was that was fun. It was all
like you just I don't know the whole moment, the
whole thing is is great and that was the autism
up one. And I know you're going to be over
at Nashville's again. But how do people and I know
it's probably I'll say space, but time is limited for
you guys, right, You've got so many you can do
a year. But if somebody was looking, how do they
find the dogs?
Speaker 11: So we have we have a website Dogs for a
Cause cause c au z dot com and there.
Speaker 9: Or not.
Speaker 1: Well, no, probably because you know everything's taken now on
the internet, right you got to really go exactly yeah.
Speaker 11: Yeah, and there's no there's a comment contacted us field
in that we're on Facebook the Dogs. We wish that
people if they are hearing this, you know, grab their
trusty phones and and follow us on our Facebook page.
We have an Instagram page two dogs for a cause.
I guess, you know, messenger through the dogs. The website
is easy to get to, you know. We I think
it's probably important to say we do Bible one C
threes only.
Speaker 4: We're not.
Speaker 11: We're not sort of the GoFundMe sort of side of
Uncle Milty's hip is going to have to get his
money from someplace else. It's not.
Speaker 1: No, we'll get Danny and the trans I mean the
healthy fast, they'll they'll play saturated trans fat. Remember the
trans fat? What are they in chips for a while
to ship their pants? Yeah, isn't that a trans fat?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: And people were like, literally, I think that And it
was like but I remember, yeah, because it was like, oh, well,
probably won't want to eat those again.
Speaker 8: Yeah, these wavy laders are made with my god, it's
like you were healthy wrong, like Margarine wrong, like a bullfrog,
blow a bubble.
Speaker 1: That's what you're doing after your ass when you had
those sort of the same.
Speaker 8: It would just hang out just say that's kind of.
Speaker 1: That's what it was. I'm sorry, Yeah, transfer uh, I
was just going to jump in there with somebody, but
I will I will not. Uh. So you go to
just any of those places, the dogs on Facebook, message whatever,
and you find out if if some stuff and then
Saturday night, where's it again? Saturday night station Russell Station
out in.
Speaker 11: Greek corner of and Ling. Yeah, American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
Fantastic group of people, true partners. You know, we were
talking on the way in. You know, we started this
thing and probably partnered with some organizations that you know
in it as much as we're in it. And so
we've learned along the way that we want, you know,
a partner, not a recipient. So we want somebody that
just shows up at the end of the night and
takes the check. We want somebody who's with us along way.
Just as American Foundation is, just as ARKA Monroe is.
Speaker 8: Just as someone's got to do the raffle, right, Yes,
someone's got to do the raffles, that is true.
Speaker 1: Someone's got to do the raffles.
Speaker 8: Someone's got someone's got to get the person wins the
raffle to donate their half back.
Speaker 1: What about like an a MSR uh? Can we can
we get people like the amsr O raid that. I
couldn't believe that. Tell me, you're like this ship.
Speaker 11: It's ridiculous, it's weird.
Speaker 1: It's like I'm sure there's other things, but I just
happened to tune into this one station on serious day.
Was it's it's a it's its own change. By the way,
You're not supposed to listen to that will operating a
car asleep.
Speaker 9: No, I was.
Speaker 1: I was standing in my kitchen and I hit it
because I saw when I was looking for the I
was looking to walk. I took a walk with classical music.
I like classical music once in a while, and I
was helping I just like it clears my head. I
played in here. It's weird. I think I have done
that since I probably was in my teens. Got some
Beethoven coming on. Well. I had a teacher that really
turned me on to Beethoven. I used to sit in
his room for lunch and we would listen to everything
from Beethoven to the Stones, dealing, the beatles, all of it,
like it was all he played all he had all
the vinyl in there, and he was a history teacher.
But loved the guy, and I always thought I like Beethoven,
so I like the symphony stuff. So I would listen
to him when I take a walk and I see
this other thing and go SMR and I turned it
out of him.
Speaker 8: I was like, oh, yeah that's the thing. Yeah, there's good.
Speaker 1: There's good ASMR.
Speaker 8: And then there's like really annoying ASMR.
Speaker 1: Making out with somebody. There's chicks.
Speaker 8: Here's okay, you want to hear something funny. So on
YouTube there's these like good looking women who do these
ASMR videos and they have like millions millions of views,
and they've just quit their jobs just to do these
like a SMR videos, and they dressfully scantily clad.
Speaker 1: They were high heels, like big nails, and.
Speaker 4: They just.
Speaker 1: Click click, you know, there we go. Yeah, I'm giving
you a hot massign and then I'm gonna shave you.
I'm gonna be a hot shave you like the lamb.
Oh yeah, I can pull it up. You're a pervert.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, there is no okay, no, you know
way too much because because Billy, I don't have kids
a lot of time.
Speaker 1: So what happens is I want to get every Friday.
Let me explain this.
Speaker 12: Every Friday, Every Friday with every Friday bob Ross. They
do it bob Ross like stream on the entire weekend
of bob Ross.
Speaker 11: A long distance from the nail clicking.
Speaker 8: But here's what if you want to know, it's the algorithm.
If you watch the video, then they'll say, hey, maybe
you'll like this.
Speaker 1: Well what is this?
Speaker 8: You click it and it's this one woman dressed up
like she's to do a belly dance with heigh with
with big nails, like doing all this stuff. And because
it's it's it's fascinating. I'm not saying I was into it.
I'm saying I'm like, it's like you're pegging attentions. It's
like reading the comments section to a story and channel.
Speaker 1: Ten like doing like a car accident. You can drive right,
it's a train wreck. You can't take your eyes.
Speaker 6: You know what?
Speaker 1: You know what's a train wreck?
Speaker 8: For me?
Speaker 1: Whenever I see and I have to say this, are
both of you guys married? You're married? You're married?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 1: When uh, middle aged women take a selfie and put
it up on social media, you know, and any woman
at any age, but most of the people that I
will see will be closer to my age. Uh, they
are feeling good about themselves that day. And my favorite
thing to do is to go to the comments and
see the guys that people who are married. They go
look or you just get that, oh baby, and I go,
you're an idiot. You're the dumbest man on the planet.
You can't fucking help yourself. It's like Dan with AMSR
just can't can't help himself. Well, so there was one
story about that.
Speaker 8: So one time. I've never done that. Okay, but one time.
One time, my wife and I when we started dating,
had a mutual friend and when you're in radio on Facebook,
everybody requests. So it's like, okay, sure, I'll be fun,
especially if you're a good look at girl and you're
a single guy at the time. So this one woman
lost like sixty pounds and she looked fantastic. She goes,
just lost sixty pounds, and I clicked the like because
I know what it's like to lose sixty pounds. My
wife sees it, she goes, hey, how do you know so?
And so I'm like, I think we're Facebook friends, like
not getting it right? Like, she goes, I saw you
like her post about her and her in her her weight.
Speaker 1: Look you can see that.
Speaker 8: I go like posts because it says Dan Burrello and
seventy two other people like this. And this is when
I was on Facebook and I said, well, yeah, she
lost sixty pounds. I go, I've lost sixty pounds. I
would hope you liked it if I lost sixty pounds.
She goes, Oh, so it wasn't like like no, like what, Yeah, no,
you think I'm attracted this person? No, I go, but
actually pull the picture back up. Yeah, it's just cute.
Speaker 1: Yeah, good luck. You turn around real fast. You'll find
that other sixty.
Speaker 8: Pay attention, guys, I'm telling you let your wife catching
in somebody else's photos.
Speaker 1: That's the thing. And it was it was purely because
of the weight loss, Like, sixty pounds is a lot
of weight. I have thirty pounds a.
Speaker 11: Little Dan, I have a solution for that.
Speaker 1: Just go to the dog's page.
Speaker 11: Trouble. Yeah, right, that's all I can tell you.
Speaker 1: All Right, we're gonna take a moment. The dogs go
to the dogs on Facebook. It's d w d a
wgs right correct, dawgs and cause c u Z. If
you're going on the internet, Dogs for a Cause, Dogs
for a Cause, dot com dot com.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 1: And then Saturday night at Russell Station, I want to
say railroad station anything Russell Station out in Greece for
suicide prevention.
Speaker 8: You guys doing your own sound? No, okay, you brought
somebody because they don't have their own sound, syste That's
why I was asking.
Speaker 11: Okay, well that's a great you know, you probably don't
have time for this, but it's a great lead in.
We we we most often when we're able, when he's
able to work with Rick Leef from Stickler Audio, he's
an amazing oh yeah, never a nice job yeah with
us and uh and so you know it's not just
a band, right, So we got him, We got Joe
Whidel who does the video. You talked to him.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 8: It sound is not cheap because it's it's hard work.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is. It's the hardest part of the job,
believe it or not. You can tell when the sound
guy's drunk. Yes, yeah, you know you can do not
buy the sound guy drinks. Huh.
Speaker 4: We just had that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh yeah, you can you can tell. I'm sorry
you have I'm just choking. All right, We'll take a moment.
We're gonna get a h a look inside Florida the
opposite coast today, just to see they are supposed to
get the hurricane, but at a category one, which still
has pretty high sustained winds. I think somewhere around seventy
five miles an hour. So that'll be My uncle will
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Speaker 9: I don't know.
Speaker 8: It depends on which version of it is. Is this Scorpions? Yeah, okay,
then yes, because if you played the hurricane version, that
would have Kelly Hanson.
Speaker 1: Kelly Hanson, who is now the lead singer of Foreigner. Yes,
you can't play that in Rochester. Now you can. Well
they do a nice job with it though. So the
Hurricane Milton is heading to George, Florida. It's gonna hit Tampa.
We'll talk to Danny's brother tomorrow, Ryan, who's right in
the path. He is literally in the path. But I
was supposed to. I was told by my I guess
I could see my own college classmate, my roommates now wife.
She said, you gotta follow this guy, Dennis Phillips, weather guy.
He's pretty straightforward. He's Channel seven out of Tampa. So
I went to his I went to his Instagram page.
I wanted to see what was happening, and he said,
lots of folks are asking about rule number seven. So
this guy must list all the rules of different things,
like he's got I don't know, he's got rules of
playing or living. I suppose, so he says, and he
sells merchandise like rule number seven merchandise. And rule number
seven is don't freak out unless I'm freaking out. In
other words, don't make a big deal. And I think
we should say that about snow up here and all
this stuff. Right, you get you know it's gonna be right.
So he goes, here's the deal. We all know how
serious this storm is. Now it's not. Now is not
the time to freak out.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: Now is the time for action. We have work to do,
work to prepare ourselves, work to help our friends and neighbors,
work to comfort our children, making important decisions. It's hard
making those choices, while freaking out is harder. You can
do this. We have a day and a half to
get ready for Milton. Hopefully the sheer we're forecasting will
knock him down a peg or two. So there, I
guess there's gonna be a wind sheer, maybe that'll block
it a little bit or slow it down, he says,
I think it will. We are a tight knit community.
We will get through this together. And I'm going, yeah,
that sounds like a weather guy started to freak out
to me, you know. But then I want to play this,
and then I'll bring my uncle on, who lives in Melbourne, Florida,
which is on the other coast, but is still gonna
get a Category one. I think with and I think
the winds in a category one are probably seventy five
miles an hour. But I want to I want to
play this, this video of a weatherman in Miami and
he is let me, let me, I gotta kill the
scorpion scorpions. Let me kill the scorpions and I'll go
back and we'll scorpions are dangerous too, Yes they are.
And we'll get this guy. This guy, he was all
over TMZ and everything. He's a weatherman out of Miami.
He's on the NBC affiliate and he's talking about Milton.
Let's see if we can get him to play here.
Speaker 9: And it has dropped. He has dropped fifty millibars in
ten hours.
Speaker 1: That's not gonna make me ship my pants or anything.
If the weather guy starts to cry.
Speaker 10: Maximum sustained winds are one hundred and sixty miles per
hour and it is just gaining strength in the Gulf
of Mexico, where you can imagine the winds.
Speaker 1: I mean, yeah, Zoe, who's just going on? But yeah,
he got emotional.
Speaker 8: Wow, well got'll you see the mayor of Tampa on CNN. No, oh,
you didn't see this, No, she said if I've never
seen this before, if you are in the path of
the hurricane, you will die.
Speaker 1: Gez. She said this on CNN.
Speaker 8: The mayor oft it calmly, but she said it, which
is like I want to tell my brother. You know, listen, uh,
maybe you might want to grab your family. Get the
heck out. Yes, now, I shut him my windows wrething's fine. Yeah,
well I put water in a bathtub. I'm good here
in Florida.
Speaker 1: That's what you do. Uncle Eddie is on Hello, Uncle Eddie.
How are you?
Speaker 7: Hey?
Speaker 3: How are you Billy?
Speaker 1: I'm good. This is new technology.
Speaker 11: Look there he is.
Speaker 1: These guys see his whole face. I see the ceiling
fan in the back. You know what, I'm wearing a
sweater today because I woke up this morning. It was
forty eight degrees here, not in Florida. Not in Florida.
Speaker 3: Right now it's about eighty degrees I think.
Speaker 1: Yeah, pools still open. Everybody's real happy. But I did
notice you put a picture on Facebook of all the
outdoor furniture inside.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we had to bring everything in.
Speaker 4: Well, what kind of worried about this?
Speaker 3: You know, this could be a one or two when
it gets over here, and that's still a pretty substantial
wins and everything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I thought of one was seventy five to maybe
even one hundred miles an hour winds. We've had winds
here that reached sixty and ripped roofs off of homes
at sixty miles.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: So what do you do for preparation? State farm rule
number seven, Rule number seven don't paddock, Yeah, but what
do you do? Like you have you have hurricane windows.
Speaker 3: Well, we have half the house in hurricane windows.
Speaker 1: What is a what is a hurricane window?
Speaker 3: Well it's they were by Anderson and they were impact resistant. Okay,
so this is like it'll stand with stand so many
miles an hour or something hidden in it'll crack, but
it won't shatter.
Speaker 1: And come in like your windshield. Oh wow, more or
less like your like your windshield.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 1: So I've always now that would be the greatest job
in the world. Like, if you have like me, anger problems,
I would want to just bash. If you told me
go in there and see see if you could beat
the ship out of this window with a two by
four throw it, do whatever, because I think they actually
window well, I think they shoot them out of some
kind of let's say, for lack of a better term,
a cannon, but they do shoot two yeah, like uh yeah, wow,
right Billy Billy's year for Anderson windows for him, Yes,
I do.
Speaker 4: I do.
Speaker 7: So.
Speaker 1: So you have those, and then the rest of the house,
what do you you what do you do with those? Uh?
Speaker 3: We have hurricane shutters. Okay, we put the hurricane shutters
up on the rest of the windows and.
Speaker 1: Those and that kind of does the same thing, but
covers the glass.
Speaker 3: Yeah, covers all the glass every thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And how long does that usually take to do all this?
Speaker 3: Oh, to do the whole house it takes I guess
for almost two hours. But I needed a lot of help.
I can't do with myself. So Brian and uh my cousin,
my two son, and lawyers come.
Speaker 1: Over all help. Yeah, well they got to earn their keep,
those guys. Yeah, they'd like to use the pool, but
that that's a lot of work. So are schools shut down?
Speaker 3: Well, the schools are shut down Tomorrow, Thursday and Friday,
Thursday and Friday.
Speaker 8: So man, except that one school that always has to
stay open because we need the state money that was
always that was always in New York.
Speaker 3: They were all closed down here. They're really worried about this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I would, I would think that you'd want to
does this is probably? I mean, they're saying the worst
hurricane to hit Florida in one hundred years.
Speaker 8: That's like over that's bigger than Andrew. That's bigger than
like how many hurricanes we had over there, or.
Speaker 1: Maybe the strength of its it was something that they
were saying, but like they've never seen anything. Maybe there's
been one or two like it that have ever come
off the Gulf.
Speaker 3: I think they're really talking about the surge, the storm
surge coming into Tampa, or they're about wherever it is
that's supposed to be historic and all.
Speaker 1: Okay, So all that, I mean, does that ever make
you think New York wasn't so bad. Maybe we should
go back. No, never go back.
Speaker 9: I love it here.
Speaker 4: We just love it.
Speaker 3: We enjoy it so much there we can put up
with the hurricane. So, yeah, my house was built with
styrofoam blocks. And what that did was when they put
the blocks, they like send the blocks, when they put
them around the house. Then in the middle they put
the rebars, and then they put the cements all through that. Okay,
so it did two It did two things. It really
makes it uh strength. Something hits it like a window,
it doesn't go through it. And it also insulates the house. Okay, yeah,
so the house is pretty well insulated because it's.
Speaker 1: Nice and cool, then right it say it's cooler.
Speaker 8: Theoretically, we just make the house out of Anderson windows.
And you know, as thorny rocks are getting the.
Speaker 1: Nude, you're good, Well, it's the news. The rocks would
be fine, bounce right off those windows. That'd be good there.
And I assume then all the snacks and alcohol have
been purchased. Will there be just you and Aunt Barbara
at the house or other family coming over?
Speaker 3: Well, we used to have everybody, Yeah, and now everybody's
got their own house and everything, so they're fine. Trusha
and her two kids will be coming over because her husband, Evan,
works for the County of Bavode and he's got to
go out and supervise at a shelter, so he's got
a shelter all night long. So we have them coming
over here.
Speaker 1: All right, Well that makes sense. Let me ask you.
Speaker 3: We got everything done, We got all the food and
the wine, and you know, the water's old there and
we're just ready to honker down now.
Speaker 1: Good.
Speaker 8: What do you think of the job that Governor DeSantis
has been doing or does through these hurricanes?
Speaker 1: Does Does he do a good job keeping everybody calm?
Speaker 4: I think he sucks?
Speaker 3: Okay, he's always on the news now, I mean every
time you turned around, he's on the news talking about
it and all.
Speaker 4: He's not keeping me calm.
Speaker 1: Uh. That's yeah, that's an interesting thing, Danny. I didn't
even think of that. The uh. I will say that
I left your email. Well, I wrote it down and
then I left the pad at home. I realized when
I got to my studio, so I called back to
my son. I said, hey, look on the breakfast counter
there and tell me what the email is. And he
said he gives it to me, and I go, are
you sure the first letter is not a knee? Nope,
that's a B. And I go, I'm pretty sure, all right, No,
it's a me. So that's why I heard something happened.
So somebody said somebody got an email inviting them to
join the podcast. So if somebody pops up on the
screen though, well know, we'll know exactly what's going on. Well,
I'm it's it's nice to see your face, and I'm
glad that everybody is all settled in and you got
help getting everything prepared, and hopefully it's it's not as
bad as being predicted, but always better safe than sorry.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you never know.
Speaker 3: We'll just have to go with the flow and see
what happens and hopefully we'll come out good on the
other side.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh well absolutely, I think I think it'll it'll
all be fine. You your party Fluoridians by this point,
you know, twenty two years, I know, twenty two years,
Holy cow, yeah, a long time. That is a long time. Well,
I'll gladdy say hello to everybody and and thank you
for coming on. And I hope, I hope all goes well.
I'll check back after. I won't bother you until I
know it's all over and you can all right, that
sounds good, Bill, all right, thank you, unc letty.
Speaker 4: You're welcome.
Speaker 1: Take care now, bye bye. There he goes, I'll take
that right off. He sounds like he's between accents too. Yeah.
Well he's still got that downstate bad doesn't like you
get it? My mom still has Yeah. Yeah, I can
hear it. And then once in a while, I think
people say it slips out of me. There's certain words
that I don't even realize that could happen. Yeah, it
just sort of slides out of there.
Speaker 8: I remember when when I was in church, and and
when I was growing up, the southern churches would come
up to do vacation Bible school because they have to
win all the heathens up from the north.
Speaker 11: Right.
Speaker 8: Yeah, So they come for a week, and by the
end of the week of hanging out with him, you'd
end up talking Southern, you would, You'd pick up a
drawl if you weren't careful.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I had to talk myself out of it.
I always found the Southern accent uh charming in its
own in its own way.
Speaker 8: But I'm a new Yorker billy. I'm a New Yorker.
I talk normal, I talk normal, I talked Newark.
Speaker 1: What do you think you bring up DeSantis? Are you
a DeSantis got?
Speaker 8: I'm just curious and what people's thoughts are because I've
heard both. I've heard people like Uncle Eddie, Yeah, and
I've heard people say he's doing a tremendous job. Joe
Biden praised him today, President Biden because he, I guess
the Santas.
Speaker 1: Like attacked Kamala's approach to this whole thing.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I haven't paid at Touch. I was
busy working, but I I haven't paid in that.
Speaker 8: But I was just curious to what people what people's
thoughts are, because anytime there's a crisis, like remember like
when New Jersey, Like, I've always had this theory that
hurricanes typically follow super Bowls. So when the Super Bowls
in New York, we knew a hurricane was coming, and
then Sandy came, yeah, right and wiped off half of
New Jersey. It's Steve Yes, Steve Christy. Chris Christy was
in the news everywhere.
Speaker 1: Yes, and did it pretty good.
Speaker 8: Yeah, But he was always on TV. He was so
was it just for show or was it his chance
to be a hero? Never let a crisis go to waste.
So when I see the governor like everywhere, and of
course implored in this situation, I just want to get
people's opinions on the job he's done and what is
approval rating is? And of course Uncle Eddie says zero.
You know, so I'm I'm just curious about that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know. I haven't. It's so funny, I have.
I used to pay more attention to politics, and I
probably should now. I mean, I'm certainly hit with it.
You can't avoid it and stuff, But boy, it's gotten
so divisive in the one thing they got divisive within
the parties. But what I what I kind of liked
was the vice residential debate was more civil.
Speaker 8: Yeah, are we so accustomed to well, if you don't
know what you're talking about, it's like wrong, wrong, it's wrong,
you'd be a jail wrong.
Speaker 1: I go, what is going on here? And at least
there I felt like there were times where they looked
at each other said I agree with what you're saying
or fantasy, I'm sorry to hear about your son. Witness
the murder. My heart goes out to he saw human right,
and it was like, wow, this is this is a
little different, and maybe we can get back to Yes,
you're never going to agree, but we have the which
would probably be more than two parties or whatever, h
four parties, that's the perfect whatever would be. But I
I you know, certainly there's been attempts to get other
parties going to reform party, all different names of the
same thing. So but these guys, it was like it
always reminded me of like Tip O'Neil and Ronald Reagan.
There was discourse. You can have discussion, you could shiding
and things, but there was civil discourse and people listen
to each other. I don't have to agree with you,
but I hear you, and all right, okay, all right,
that makes sense and then we can do this. And
I felt like with those two, I was like, whoa
wait a second, this is different, and people were I'm
watching comments, maybe these two should run. Maybe this should
be the thing. So I don't know what only.
Speaker 8: The other thing too that's been interesting is that Saturday
Night Live is actually the last five well let's put
it this way. When Obama was president, they wouldn't make
fun of Obama.
Speaker 1: Yeah they did. They had Jay Farrell doing but they.
Speaker 8: Made fun with Obama, not at Obama right like they
would make fun of Bush, they'll make fun of Clinton,
you know.
Speaker 1: And and Norm McDonald before he died said one of
Clinton was my favorite when they used to have him
going to McDonald's intercept about see what happens is your
big bat was some of my favorite when he went
around and ate everybody. Everybody's McDonald's running. It was fantastic.
Speaker 8: That was like, like nor m MacDonald said before he died,
he said, you have to honestly like the person you're
making fun of or it's not gonna come off well.
Speaker 1: And Saturday Night Live would make fun of Trump relentlessly.
They wouldn't go after Biden or when they did, it
was lighthearted. Now they're actually like being I don't want
to say.
Speaker 8: Fair, but fair because they're actually they're actually like making
fun of Kamala Harris overreacting to to Walls's debate the
other night, like oh gosh, we're.
Speaker 1: Screwed, you know that type of thing.
Speaker 8: It's like now they're actually I wonder if they're coming
back to the other side. I don't mean like changing
their views, but looking at it, going, hey guystle bit.
Speaker 1: Can we can we we all just get along? Can
we just be equal opportunity here?
Speaker 8: Make fun with everybody's satire supposed to be that that's
what he's supposed to be.
Speaker 1: Humor a lot of times is to poke fun at
the absurdities of you know, the extreme of something, right,
whatever it is, and poke at the absurdities of what
we say or whatever. So Trump's over grandiosis, speaking of
everything's huge. He died like a doug. Yes, a beautiful dog. Everything.
You know, they're eating the dog, the dogs, the cats,
you know, all that stuff. But but sort of you
take that part of somebody's personality and that's what the
caricature is, right, and it just take it to the extreme.
Speaker 9: Right.
Speaker 8: Well, my buddy Joe Veniro, when we were at Fisher,
we had to do our senior thesis, as you know
and you've done, and his was was yours on.
Speaker 1: Kennedy or someone was that somebody else? Somebody else?
Speaker 8: Okay, So his was on Saturday Night Live in the
President's Yeah, and he got agree, he did, he did
really well. And the big thing was that shocked our
Professor doctor Vicker whom you and I had was that
Saturday Night Live that the presidential candidates would study tapes
of Saturday Night Live sketches about them to try to
get them not to do the quirky stuff that they
were made fun of doing.
Speaker 1: And they would like watch film like it was football. Sure,
and she's like, really makes perfect sense, Yes, makes perfect
sense because these are the idiosyncretry. But you're hopefully you're
taking it to the extreme, like Clinton being that fat,
friendly guy that's stealing your friends, f right.
Speaker 8: I mean that was some of my favor or what
the killery beating him up in the in the Governor's mansion, sir,
These attacks are not going to star.
Speaker 1: She just does it because she loves me.
Speaker 8: I'll probably make her do it or the best with
Dan Ackroyd playing Richard Nixon, John F. Kenny Women in
the White House trick Dick Nixon never had women in
the White House, not realizing he's making fun of himself,
you know, because he couldn't have women in the White House.
Speaker 1: But I mean, that's what it's supposed to be. That
is exactly what it's supposed to be. I haven't seen
because This is the fiftieth year of Saturday Night Live.
Always a big fan. I haven't watched any of the
new episodes. I've forgotten that it's on, which is terrible.
Speaker 8: But I think because it hasn't I'm not being facetious.
It hasn't been funny. It really hasn't been funny, like
when you're so when you know a show is getting
bad when they have to bring back old characters out
of mothballs and they keep bringing back.
Speaker 1: Not Maya what's her name?
Speaker 8: They have to bring back Andy Sandberg they had to
bring in before he got before he had that shooting incident,
Alec Baldwin to play Trump.
Speaker 1: They had.
Speaker 8: They had to bring back old cast members because the
new cast just wasn't catching on. They weren't getting it,
you know, and that was part of it. But now
they've been getting more attention in the new season because
they're actually being fair, you know, and making fun of
both sides. So maybe they're making traction. I think if
you have a few viral clips, like there was this
one clip the other day it was actually pretty funny
of a golfer who gets up and he hits a
bird right with the golf ball. And so then he
goes up and it hits another one. It hits a
bald eagle kills its eggs.
Speaker 1: So then he goes up.
Speaker 8: The ball's lying there, and he goes to hit the ball.
It ends up being one of the eggs. So now
all the American like veterans are turning their backs on
him and they're mad at him.
Speaker 1: But it was well done. It was cute, but it
was funny. It was relatable to everybody, and that's what
you want. I'll just say that that looks like one
of the hardest shows to do well.
Speaker 8: Yeah, because they write it every Tuesday and they gotta
be ready by Saturday.
Speaker 1: You're writing it and some of the skits aren't written.
And I remember talking to Fallin about it, and it's
one of these where you're up to two o'clock in
the morning and then you think you've got a great
sketch and they shoot it down. Or this. It's costume changes,
it's building a set. It's building it's getting the sets done.
It's the rehearsal. So then they do it twice. The
one you're seeing is there's a rehearsal beforehand. That's not
it's live. They're all doing it and then they go
live with the next one and uh man, it's like
it just is a grind and you can read books.
I mean, Jane Morres talked about I think he wrote
a book about how rough it was. Jay Farrell was
a guy who's like, yeah, man, I just you know,
I wanted to get there. I did it. They had
me play Obama. I did all these voices and things.
But then after a while I was like, I.
Speaker 8: Well, I remember Farrell on the Obama episode. So it
was like it's like almost like a funeral right after
Trump got elected.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Right, So they go to do the news and he
made a joke about like being Mexican or something like that,
and he screwed up the show.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, that that's Michael Shay. Oh is it
Michael Shay? Yeah, what you're saying, I know the piece
you're talking about. This Farrell was right just briefly on there.
I think maybe two or three seasons, but he and
didn't get in a lot until they started having him
play Obama.
Speaker 8: Like screwed up the joke and it was the most
watched Saturday Night Live, And he screws up the joke
live during Morning and everybody laughed because they knew he
screwed up the joke and it made it actually funnier,
more endaring.
Speaker 1: But it's hard, man, it is. That is a grind.
I don't know writing those sketches, and you.
Speaker 8: Can't you can't delineate from the script. The script is
the script. You can't go off script. No Louren flips out.
Speaker 1: And they don't want you breaking the fourth wall like
anybody breaking character, or or laughing during the setting.
Speaker 8: Like the Cowbell sketch where they're all tried not to laugh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're not supposed to, which I always think is funny. Right,
all right, we'll take a moment. We got the Buffalo bills.
Is there a cover up with our friend Josh Allen?
We may not have a new song to bring us
back into this segment, really, okay, Danny in the Healthy
f be a lot of cover ups in the NFL
going on right now, man, I don't know. I mean
that he looked like he was shot dead on the field,
Josh Allen when he went down the other night. Uh
So we will talk to our friend Peter Montemerno about
all that, plus Salad being fired by the Jets and
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Speaker 4: Josh Shellon took him dad on.
Speaker 1: Josh Allen took a hit on the field. Head was pining.
Speaker 13: He compared the field loop on the ground. Let the
get in care stell Us sauce upset him back. Count there, Okay.
Bill's last said, it's all just a show, no concussion.
Then you gotta come till they don't gotta make that play.
Play a safety man, it's just another buffalo.
Speaker 1: Don't cover him up. Ball sell a man that I
don't know. Josh Sall's head any in the healthy sing it. Yeah,
I just go all eminem on this one. Yeah, Josh
took him ahead on the po Josh Allen, come on
the field, d on the field. Josh fans in the
stance of scream down out. Why they put him.
Speaker 8: Back into God, no doubt, but I'll say this man,
what a fake. They're only bitching because they lost. Josh
Allen comes back and wins. Oh god McDermot handling that situation,
that after thought and Josh, you know, maybe.
Speaker 1: Maybe he shouldn't have come back out, but I'm glad
he did, you know. I mean, fans are just and
media alike.
Speaker 8: Yes, when it comes to results, man, it's all about
the obvious. It's never there's no nuance, it's all just
here's what happened. So we gotta this is where we
assess the blame.
Speaker 1: We welcome in Peter Montemerno with his wardrobe provided by J. C. Penny.
According to uh oh wow, they're crying on the screen.
Oh no kidding.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't know. I don't know whose spells for
you guys, but you know, we'll we'll, we'll fix that
up next week.
Speaker 1: Well that's perfect. Well, since we're talking about the Josh
Allen hit and he did, I at the moment thought, oh,
what an ugly hit. And I didn't pay close enough
attention to what I saw in slow motion the next
day where it actually looked like his Now I was
only seeing the upper like, let's say, from the chest up,
but his hands seemed to like crumple like. He seemed
like he was knocked out on the field. Felt like
to me, it's what it looked like. Now, I didn't
see it in the real did you see it in
the moment, think that Peter did?
Speaker 4: I did? I did. He's not coming He's done. It
looked like he had the body kind of gave a
little bit and it was you know that that kind
of not not the to the level that Tua reacted
when his hands were in that position after hit last
year and then again this year, but it looked to
me that it was going to be serious and he
would not be coming back again. Not a doctor don't know,
but it was. And my buddy actually works for the
bills on the sideline when they're home and he's in
charge of getting that. He sees the radios that everybody's using,
and when they called down to the sideline, he gets
the radio and hands it to whoever has to go to.
I don't know the exact, definite details, but for define details.
Speaker 1: But liquid Plumber, he I even talked.
Speaker 4: I even talked to him afterwards. He said that he
was shocked that he came back seeing that hit. He's
seen players go out for much less.
Speaker 1: I thought smelling sauts or something. Now, I've never done
smelling salts. But I will tell you that one of
my sons did them every time before he did a throw.
And like I was at a college meet. He was
a Division two thrower. Now he's on a Division one team,
but he would take a big hit of a smelling salts. Wow,
And I was like, what what for?
Speaker 8: Well, Chris Bielman, who played for the Bills, used to
stick him up his nose before games and stare at
a light bulb for two hours.
Speaker 1: Stare at a light bulb.
Speaker 4: Why a linebacker that took a lot of hits to
the head as well. But yeah, no, they are something.
They are strong.
Speaker 1: I've never have you used them, Peter in football?
Speaker 4: Did you ever? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah? And did they? Are they stimulant in a way,
I mean obviously enough to snap.
Speaker 4: You back right. I mean it's a big time. It's okay,
it's a it's a it's an acute reaction. Yeah, things
are nostril because Ron Burgundy says.
Speaker 1: Okay, because I'm I'm trying Danny who something's about to die,
so I need to change out courts. No, No, it's okay.
I was just as I saw that, I go, okay,
So will there be an investigation by the NFL in this,
and then I was.
Speaker 8: Going to investigate itself.
Speaker 1: Well, I was looking at I I know, you know,
but they don't they investigate the teams did in the
NFL do an investor. Isn't that why? But they don't.
Isn't that why we don't have von Miller right now?
Because they did after their investigation that took so long,
they've decided to suspend them. But they four games. No,
they didn't say why. But I'm watching a last night
Player safeties are big. It's an ad and I'm pretty
sure Josh Allen's in that ad about player safety. I
saw it run on Monday Night Football, and then.
Speaker 8: They showed the Pepsi Gladiator ad after.
Speaker 4: Right, right, but which side of the here, guys? Yeah,
you know, And I tell you what. He did not
look good after that hit. No, he didn't look a
entire game, but he didn't look good after that hit.
Mind you last week he got hit, yes, a hard
yes harder?
Speaker 1: Yeah yes, right yeah. I I always worry like we're
all waiting be for the injury. Right with Josh. It's
been has been seven years this seven yeah? Sure? So now,
uh but there's no talk of anything. But you gotta
think the guy had to cut or has.
Speaker 4: He hit his head severely. There's gotta be some audio, right,
there's audio all over that field as to the viciousness
of the hit and the impact that his helmet made
on the field. It's got to be a sound because
he saw it on TV and I cringed, did you
see it live? Dan?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 8: And I thought he was done. I thought he was
done for the game. I didn't think he was done
for the season, but I thought he was out. He
was done, like I mean, the way his head hit
the turf and he went limp. But then if you
see the All twenty two view, you can see his
legs kicking, so he may not have lost consciousness. I asked.
There's a site called or a Twitter handle called banged
Up Bills, and the guy's inn orthopedis or something, and
he's a doctor and he.
Speaker 1: Can write injuries pretty well.
Speaker 8: He can tell you, like, how long just by looking
at the injury, how long a guy's gonna be out, what.
Speaker 1: He's going to need, that type of thing.
Speaker 8: And I asked him, I go, can you get knocked
out but still not get a concussion? He goes, Oh,
that's possible. So he may have been knocked unconscious but
did not receive a concussion.
Speaker 1: That is possible.
Speaker 8: Okay, Now, if that is possible, that's going to be
the public relations department covenants.
Speaker 1: Oh that's what happened.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, Well, you know, another conundrum here with
the bills. Another week, another day, another dollar with these guys. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So Danny just showed me a tweet that said, that's
on me.
Speaker 8: Mc twenty eighteen, that's on me. Twenty nineteen, that's on
me twenty twenty, that's on me twenty twenty one, that's
on me. Twenty twenty two, that's on me. Twenty twenty three,
that's on me twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1: That's that's us. You are here, Yeah, now you are here.
This's is twenty twenty five, six seven, But that's on me.
Danny had what I believe was a great argument, and
it was backed up by the athletic because I think
it's very easy to go, well, here we go again
with SEW McDermott and bad clock clock management. Why didn't
they run? I think there's only been two times in
twenty four years that any team has started within five
yards of their own end zone in less than thirty
seconds left. I'm looking at this. The Bills lost that
game in regulation. I mean, they lost that game in regulation.
So now we're down to was the thirty two seconds left?
Speaker 8: The seconds left, and they had two times or no,
they had no time, had no time.
Speaker 4: Free. So I get. I understand they needed to get
a first down. R right, they needed to get a
first down, So I understand passing the ball once.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was kind of what I thought too, But
then I go, but you got Josh Allen back there,
and you know he's your miracle maker, although he was
just knocked out on the field, so I'm not really
sure what to think about that. But you know, that
first pass to Keon I could have gone either way.
It could have been pass interference on defense, I think
I think you could have. I think depending on the
ref crew or the angle of the ref, that could
have been either way. And then that's a real it's
a boon for the Bills right now. They get that
plus fifteen yards.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: I don't know why after that.
Speaker 8: And it My argument on Monday's podcast was, if you
don't get that first or if you don't get that
catch on that first play, just run to split the difference,
run the ball two more times, getting a good range
upon and punt the ball out of the stadium. Now,
I mean, but Joe Brady, like Sean McDermot, allowed him
to call three passing plays. But here's the other thing.
Mac Collins dropped a nice pass where if they get there,
they get up there, Allen spikes the ball. He could
throw the ball down on the end zone. Score we're
not and we're talking about what a hero he is.
Speaker 6: It.
Speaker 8: Yes, how Sean McDermott's brilliant and Joe Brady called the
great game despite the fact that the receivers couldn't.
Speaker 1: Catch a cold. Yeah, it is it. I mean, it's
such a fickle, fickle game. It's such a fickle game.
But in that I mean, do we lay that at.
Speaker 4: The foot the story?
Speaker 1: Have Okay, I say, Peter all that, I'm I'm a
big fan of look for patterns, look for patterns with people,
and we've seen this pattern and I think that's the
part that's the most frustrating for people is you're not
playing for the win. And it seems as though in
those moments McDermott gets overwhelmed last year, we could say,
or maybe maybe last year yes, because he was calling
the defensive place. Now this year there's a defensive coordinator again,
so he can be a little more overseeing of this
type of thing to say, hey, wait a second, Brady, Yeah,
I got you. I know, we got Josh Allen back there.
Let's let's do a run. The head coach needs to
be the editor. Yes, right in that sense, and I
feel like that's why you got a defensive coordinator, so
it's not that's not all on you. Right now, you
get to be the head coach, the CEO of the
guy who's overseeing everything. Everybody's got their job, but.
Speaker 4: The head coach is his responsibility is clock management at
the end of the game, and you've got to be
in that dczier that his responsibility of timeouts or no timeouts?
Are we handling this? You know, the situational football happens
Monday through Friday, not on Sunday. Your practicing situational football
through camp, mini camp, camp, and then you're preparing for
the situations that are going to happen because there's so
much going on on Sunday or Monday or Thursday night.
I got Saturday. We're playing every day in the NFL now,
but there's so much going on that you have to
be prepared for situations, and it just doesn't seem like
McDermott can recall the situations that they go.
Speaker 1: Well, will, I'm with you on that one, Peter.
Speaker 8: Now, to bring it back to Billy's point, which we
talked about actually before yesterday's podcast which he taped with
the other guys. They talked about that athletic article that like,
it's unprecedented to get the ball with no timeouts on
your own five and a tie game with no timeouts
and only thirty two seconds left. It's only happened twice.
And these guys are creatures of habit. They go over
every single shit situation, right, So it's hard to prepare
for every single situation unless you've seen every single situation.
Speaker 1: And that was a rare one.
Speaker 8: On the flip side though, On the flip side, last year,
Billy and I attended the game against Denver. You watched
there was Monday night where they had twelve men on
the field for a field goal, and then that Denver
missed and we end up losing the game.
Speaker 1: The Bills end up losing the game.
Speaker 8: Story was after the game that the Bills only had
ten men on the field for that field goal kick.
Speaker 1: Now that's it. Now that's an issue. That's a huge issue, right, Yeah,
that's that.
Speaker 4: That is coaching at the end of the day, it's
it's coaching coaching sore. And I don't care if it's
head coach down. All your coaches have to be on
the same page and be in the same understanding of
what the situation is. You get the personnel huggled on
the sideline and say, you know, punt team up, kickoff
team up, whatever it is. That's not happening consistently. And
it's been like this four years, even said Danny after
the game. This feels like the.
Speaker 8: Yeah you did what you texted me though, And in
the Denver game, they said after the game, a lot
of times when the clock's taken down and a team
has to run on the field to kick a field goal,
and that wasn't the that wasn't the situation against Houston.
Houston called time out and everything else. The Bills of
the previous play ran this defense where McDermott or maybe
Bobby Babitch if he empowered his offensive coordinator from the
previous series. He probably empowered his defensive coordinator here. They
ran a defense where they played two deep safeties back
as if they were expecting a hail mary, and it
wasn't a hail mary situation. It was a situation where
all you gotta do is get the ball in the
middle of the field and let Kimie Faerberg kick a
field goal. So it's almost like he's still like McDermott
is still shell shocked from thirteen seconds or.
Speaker 1: Kyler Murray or whatever, and he just in those situations,
he just I feel like there's a little bit of that.
And then at the other end, I go, how many
guys are kicking a fifty nine yarder with that much pressure?
I mean maybe a lot.
Speaker 8: I said that against Philadelphia last year and he said, oh,
if I go, if he nails a good good for him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And he did. I mean, that's good for him.
That's a boot, yeah hit from sixty five. Yeah, I know.
So yeah, it's one of these where you kind of
at the end, but it sucks because now you're three
and two. You could have been we were hoping that
you would get out of this next stretch with at
least two wins, figuring maybe Baltimore would be a struggle,
possibly Houston one or the other.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 1: I know that the storyline was the Stefan dig stuff.
Stephan Diggs was somewhat impactful, but.
Speaker 8: It's six six sketches for eighty something yards.
Speaker 1: I mean, and he wasn't the go too, wasn't He
wasn't the go to guys. So that's going to make
you feel a little pretty good. And he's uh banging
rap stars girlfriends or something. Who's it now, Cardi B?
He broke up Cardi B. And I don't know who
she was with, the mock turtlemanck or something. He better
be careful, I go, why are you doing this guy?
This is no joke.
Speaker 8: Like five six years ago, there's an NBA All Star
game and she was singing there and they had to
sneak her out with security because apparently the crips of
the Bloods were after her.
Speaker 1: And that was that was a real situation too. Yeah. See,
I don't know any of those. I bring it up
to my fourteen year old kid because it's popping up
on websites that I see now, and he goes, that's
all news, dad, Well, it just came up and he goes, yeah,
you're on old man stuff. I don't know, I don't
know what I'm looking at.
Speaker 11: I don't know.
Speaker 8: The one thing I wanted to ask Peter, though, is
that I don't know if you've seen this, Billy, but
apparently like the last two weeks, it seems that defenses
have kind of figured the Bills out a little bit,
not that they not have receivers, but they're running a
Cover one or a Cover three now, Peter, like, for
the for anybody listening to that, what does that mean?
And is that true?
Speaker 4: So Cover one is single high safety and it's normally
man coverage on the outside, and then Cover three is
normally one single high safety, and then you have your
corners playing zone and you're and you're underneath guys are
playing zone. So Cover one's more of a man coverage.
Cover three is more of a zone coverage. Sometimes you
have defenses that the sky, so they'll play zone up top,
and they'll or to the boundary and they'll play man
to the field, which is the closest part of the
TV that you're watching down to the field and the
up top is what they call to the boundary. Or
to the field. Excuse me, I flipped them around. But yeah,
that's what you're seeing. I saw in last week's game.
I didn't I didn't catch it this week yet, but
I saw it in last week's game that they did
employ a zone coverage to the boundary and man coverage
to the field. That's a lot to unpack. But they're
throwing some different things. They're throwing some delayed pressure. They're
finding some weaknesses in the Bills offensive line where they're
sending delay pressure or a lot of pressure and they're
not picking it up. Great. So you're forcing Josh Allen
out of the pocket, and he does well when he's
out of the pocket. But the problem is now you
don't have receivers that are getting a separation that you
need where Josh can throw them open all you and
you know it's it's just not a good recipe right now,
which she tears out. I mean, my goodness, where you're
not getting the performance that you need when you get
a top dog was out and I wouldn't even call
she a top dog, but he is.
Speaker 1: Who's available then? Like, I mean, could you go get
an Amari Cooper from Cleveland? Only because I don't think
that they could. Of course, the big name that everybody wants,
but DeVante Adams is thirty two and it's incredibly expensive.
That's what I mean.
Speaker 8: Alick was breaking down why you may not want to
trade for him the other day on McAfee's show.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's too expensive. You're gonna have to get a
high pick. Yeah, it makes it makes sense not to
do that. But I wonder is an Amari Cooper available?
You've had quite the I mean, I don't know. Is
this the worst trade in the history of the NFL?
With Deshaun Watson in Cleveland? Well, they signed him, but yeah,
it's the worst sign ever.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, horrible.
Speaker 1: I mean it's just awful, right, two hundred thirty two
million worst, I mean, the worst. I can't imagine. So
if you're Cooper, I go, wouldn't you want to go
somewhere where there's an opportunity? And boy, he'd be a
boon for this team, I think, isn't it.
Speaker 4: I mean, I guess I don't know how the cap
works can can players or structure their contract in the
middle of a contract year or a non contract year
in order to give them room for subsequent years to
get a guy like that. I don't know because they
don't have the cap room right now, and I don't
know who beans cap guy is, But if they really
wanted to make it happen, it is still Jim Overdorf. Wow,
that guy's been there for yeah. Uh, you know, I
actually that that makes me think of a time he
told me something about when they got rid of Jason
Peters and he said that we'd rather lose a guy
a year early than lose the guy a year late. Still,
and I don't know if I ever understood that type
of comment, but.
Speaker 1: That's him over He's at Seattle's practice squad right now.
He's still playing. He's going, he's gonna go. He's gonna
end up in.
Speaker 8: Canton one day.
Speaker 1: The uh Williams was that sort of like the Belichick
idea to let let a guy go back or rather
than yeah, yeah.
Speaker 8: That's always the thing at every sport. That's that's the
model of every general manager, every decision maker.
Speaker 1: Yeah all right, but.
Speaker 4: It's the person that had the eye, like Belichick was
known for getting rid of guys like Wow, why did
they get rid of him and he wound out? Not
Laura Malloy, You know, Richard Seymour didn't have the years
that he had with the Patriots. Now he had the
eye for it. If you don't have the eye for it,
that definition means.
Speaker 8: He told Brady one time, don't throw a single ball
the Randy Moss tonight Monday night football. Don't throw them. Wait,
this is our best receiver. Don't throw them the ball.
We're getting rid of them. And he didn't throw them
the ball. He had no targets. He bitched, they traded
him to Minnesota, and then he's like complaining about being
in Minnesota. Coach Belichick, I love you guy. It's a mischief. Yeah,
I mean it's a true story. And because he was
done with Randy Moss and Randy Randy Moss didn't play
well ever again.
Speaker 1: Jeez right, it's unbelievable. Uh kind of a I don't know,
is it the earliest the coach has been fired? Maybe not,
But I don't know if it's the earliest, but it's
pretty early. From week six we're in. Yeah, you know,
after five games, Uh, Sala is out. I feel like
Sala has got handed a pile of shit. When he
walked into New York and he had Zach Wilson and
that didn't really work out. And I guess I mean, look,
it's almost like Buffalo, right, everybody got three years and
then it was somebody new. But this seems awful quick.
I don't know if there's more to the story or
not from what I read in the New York Post. Uh,
Sala was blindsided. Uh, you know he found out today
when he walked into the facility. He was and there's
more that's come out about it. And uh, but the
Bill's next opponent are the Jets. And I thought Danny
had a great question that he asked the local reporter
to ask McDermott about.
Speaker 8: So, Peter, like, you're when the Bills signed ik In
and Polly from away from the Jets, he punched Gino Smith,
release him Rex.
Speaker 1: Ryan's got a relationship with him.
Speaker 8: He brings him in, right, So it's like, okay, at
the worst case scenario, people argued, you can get some
intel if you're McDermott, Right, if you're Sean McDermott, what's
the protocol to call an ex head coach who just
got fired when you're playing his former team this week
and go, hey, coach, sorry about the Hey, what can
you tell me about your old mates. You want to
get back at him. But seriously, though, if they have
a relationship, I think it depends on the relationship you have.
Speaker 1: If you have a relationship with this guy, he's got
to be pretty.
Speaker 8: Ticked off because basically they sacrificed him for Aaron Rodgers.
It was either Rogers well Nathaniel Hackett. The story, the
story that's just come out in the last few hours,
is that Salad wanted to fire Nathaniel Hackett this morning,
Tuesday morning, and we got back to Rogers that that
was the case. Rogers went to a Woody Johnson, the owner,
and said, no, you got to get rid of Sola.
You're not get rid of my guy. So that's why
he was fired on a Tuesday, because Tuesday is a
weird day to fire a.
Speaker 1: Day, but it is their Monday day, right, Peter. I mean,
they're not playing till one day night. So I don't
think everybody's back.
Speaker 8: But what's firing though? If you have a new head coach,
don't you want to give an extra day to prepare.
Speaker 1: So now Jeff.
Speaker 8: Ulrich, who nobody heard of it till today, is the
head coach, and all of a sudden So my whole
thing is Sala's got to be ticked off.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 8: So if you're McDermott, hey, Bobby, Hey, I'm sorry man,
you got fire? Hey, what can you tell me?
Speaker 1: How would you beat you guys this week? If you
were me?
Speaker 4: Hey, Look, they are looking at every and you only
hear about the big stories. People trying to steal signs
from the press box. Everybody looks for an edge. I'm
sorry they do. Some do it the right way, some
do it the wrong way. And Belichick's been caught a
few times by trying to get an edge. It happens
all over the league. That's what people don't get. It
happens all over the league. So it would not shock
me if someone's making a phone call to him or
to his people or whatever just to get some sort
of it for me.
Speaker 8: Yes, well, you want to hear a great story. Somebody
connected to this show. Sean Doolan, who is a DJ
here in Fairport. He works at Iron Smoke. Yeah, and
you've had him on to talk about OJ Simpson, how
he doesn't believe OJ committed the murders.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 8: Sean Doolan has a friend of his who works in
the Patriots organization. Who helps like do the uniforms and stuff.
He told Sean, who's a Patriots fan. This is back
when Rex Ryan was coach of the Bills. He goes,
Jimmy Garoppolo is not going to play this week. It's
gonna be Jacoby Brissett. I haven't even gotten his uniform ready.
So Sean runs into Rob Ryan, Rex's brother at a bar,
tells him that.
Speaker 1: Rob then tells Rex.
Speaker 8: Rex goes in the postgame press conference the Bills had
just shut out the Patriots sixteen nothing in Foxborough, which
never happens. This is when Brady was suspended to remember,
for four games, and Rex goes, that came out of
the Patriots locker room. We'll stir up some stuff. That
rumor came from Sean. Sean knew that Jimmy Garoppolo wasn't
playing that week, so that so the Bills got ready
for jacobyset.
Speaker 1: So Peter's not kidding what he says. They all talk, Yeah, right,
they all do.
Speaker 4: They all do. So yeah, I would he if he
has an AX to grind, Oh my goodness, I'd be
on the phone with him already. Yeah. He died like
that by whatdy Johnson and Aaron Rodgers is running that offense.
I don't care what anybody I agree and what placeholder?
Speaker 1: What do you think of their of his relationship with Solid.
There was a lot made about the alleged hug right
on the sideline hug whatever that is, and he says, oh, no,
that was whatever. And I really like Solid really, I'm
just trying to keep him coming. I don't know what
the I mean. It feels like Aaron Rodgers is the
problem to me, Yes, it feels like he's the problem.
Speaker 4: He has been the problem for a long time. Yeah,
not even here, but in Green Bay he was a
problem at the end. Yeah, he just you know, he
went on and I'm not talking about the COVID things.
Even before that. Yeah, uh, he was a bit of
a problem. He's got some challenge. I think he's got
issues on and off the field, Aaron Rodgers. And you
know you can't you can't fire Hacket because I run
this off and he's allowing me to do so. And
Salad is in the way, and this is my team,
this is New York, it's the big Stages. Is my
last chance with me getting an opportunity to win a
Super Bowl. Get rid of them, Woody, how much did
you pay me? Get rid of them? And that's what
they're doing. That's what happened. In my opinion, that's what happened.
I think it's pretty transparent.
Speaker 1: There's two things you got to pay attention to today.
Speaker 8: When Rogers goes on McAfee show, when he speaks, and
when he speaks to the media, he's gonna probably say so.
I was just being aware of this a few minutes ago.
I really had no idea, guys, I just he's a liar.
There's no way Woody Johnson didn't run this by Rogers
if it was his idea, And there's no way Rogers
didn't run it by Woody. Of course he ran it
by Woody if it was rogers idea. Rogers is running
that organization. He wanted to run in Green Bay, and
Mark Murphy and the others were like, no, no, we
don't do things that way here, and so he goes.
He wanted to go to a team that was gonna
let him do it, and the Jets, who have not
had a five hundred head coach. It's Bill Parcells.
Speaker 1: Think about that.
Speaker 8: Even her Rex wasn't no, he wasn't five hundred. He
had a he had a couple of playoff years, but
he wasn't over the course of their entire And by
the way, that's not an uncommon thing.
Speaker 1: No, it's not. It's not an uncommon thing. But they
haven't had a hard NFL. Right, were the Giants beating Seattle?
And I watched Fox pregame and they're going ass an
easy one for Seattle. I got everybody picked Seattle. Right,
who comes in the Giants?
Speaker 8: Yeah, the Giants, you know, I mean, so it's it's uh,
the Giants are I mean, the Yankees are in the playoffs,
the Mets are in the playoffs, the Giants are actually
playing decent football. And then there's the Jets and they
just come back from London where Woody Johnson was an
ambassador and watched his team get their butts kicked by
by their ex quarterback Sam Darnold. Right, Yeah, and of
course I'm surprised that Salad didn't get fired two days ago.
But I think that's why I think Rodgers had something
to do with this. And he'll deny it on McAfee's show,
and he'll he'll deflect, and they'll blame the media.
Speaker 1: But that's Rogers. He's always been a pain in the neck.
Speaker 8: But the reason that Rodgers doesn't trust Salad is because,
well you saw that push on Monday night. He did
throw Salah did, and I think rightfully so throw him
under a bus when he went away on that ayahuasca
retreat or something, when he went to Egypt when he
was supposed to be a mandatory mini camp and he
said it was an unexcused absence, and then a couple
of weeks ago when he said that Rodgers was messing
and changing the cadence when he was trying to get
those like of off side plays. You can only like
Brews Aaron Rodgers' ego so many times when he's just
going to take the bus and throw you under it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, because.
Speaker 4: He's authority happening. It's happening here in western New York,
right under our nose. There's too many, I think there are.
There's too many people that have an action Raymonth McDermott.
Forget the article that was written last year. You look
at Leslie Fraser. That seems strange. That Leslie Fraser departure
was strange. I still can't put my finger and he
hasn't been hired anywhere. Actually he may have it.
Speaker 1: It was like an I think he's an assistant somewhere
or like at least an advisor and head coach or something. Yeah,
but yeah, I thought it was they wanted him out,
but they were doing them a solid by letting them
get paid for one more year.
Speaker 4: So I something something is just smells wrong there, And
then I know Dable didn't have a good relationship with
their dermat towards the end. No, that's I think documented,
and I'll think josh Anmall particularly likes McDermott. I really don't.
I really really don't. I I really I don't know
where that comes from. That's a gut thing. I just
I don't see that synergy between head coaching and quarterback
that you need. It's just that that relationship I don't
think exists. I could be wrong, but I don't see
it from the naked eye that you know how you
have that kind of relationship. And they're they're the litmus test, right, Yeah,
maybe they shouldn't be the litmus test. But they didn't
have the greatest relationship. But man, on Sundays they did well.
Speaker 1: Colein Coward brought out out of it.
Speaker 8: He goes like Brady and Belichick couldn't stand each other,
never had dinner together in twenty five years, But when
he came to the podium, they were like co parenting,
he said. In other words, they never talked crap about
each other. They were a united front anytime they're in
front of a microphone, and Rogers and Sala weren't that.
And it sounds like Alan is that good soldier in
front of a microphone. And Bill and I both know
a guy, really, really well who has told us that
McDermott and being aren't going anywhere for the foreseeable future.
Like that's Terry Pagoola's one solid rock. Think of all
the people he's fired over the years and every organization. Okay,
but McDermott and Bean have won. Why they got the
quarterback right. Okay, you get the quarterback right, man, It
makes everything better.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 8: So it's gonna take a lot for Sean McDermott to ever,
like get fired. It would have to be Josh Allen
going to Terry Pagol and saying, yeah, I need an
offensive minded head coach, or I need somebody else in here,
because that's the only way, Peter, that's the only way.
So maybe you're honest something, because I do know this.
On timeouts and stuff, remember Kelly or others going to
like you know, talking with Leevy, talking with their offensive
coordinators and having a jovial or at least a calm conversation.
I don't see Alan going to the sideline and really
chatting it up with McDermott.
Speaker 1: Often you just don't see it.
Speaker 4: But now that you say it, you don't see it
that you want that you need to see that with
QB one, who is the future of this God they're
building this huge stadium that you know, the stadium that
Josh built, right, I mean, this is this is the
future of the Bills. It's I feel like each week
it's a rodate quickly before our eyes. And I don't
know how you right, how do you see?
Speaker 1: How do you see it going this week? I mean
I could the Jets all of a sudden, Jet play up.
Play ups are going to be.
Speaker 4: Jets are going to be have those gonna be enthusiastic, right,
I mean it's gonna be Aaron Rodgers has a little
bit of an axe to grind against. This is the
game last year that he went out and rust to
the Achilles. You know, it's the same thing, national television again,
new coach, you know, breath of fresh air for them.
You never know, they could be pissed off at Woody
and they'll in spite of him, they're going to play hard.
Who knows but it You know, I'm sure the defense
is pretty agitated that Stala's gone, but I don't know
will It's going to be another one of these games that,
like I said last week with the Texans, is going
to be closed. I thought the Bills are going to win,
but it's going to the same thing. It's going to
be another fourth quarter, last position game. And I thought
that article a couple of weeks ago in Yahoo Dan
where I thought it was an indictment on McDermott. The
Bills forty two games in a row, you know, they
haven't lost the game more by more than six points,
And people took a lot of positivity from that, and
I said, well, wait a minute, forty two stick could
have won forty two straight games if there was some
of the obviosly that never happens. But you know what
I mean, it's coaching. Is that difference in the games
that are that close.
Speaker 1: Stan Clever really believed that in the majority of those, Stan.
Speaker 8: Cleibn said the Rochester Red Wings once said in the
press box to PRESC conface, he told Jim Mandelero this.
He held up a schedule and he said, see all
these exes, these are all our one run losses. You
lose ten of these, you're gonna miss the playoffs or
something like that, and they're gonna blame the manager. In baseball,
if you lose that many one run games, you typically
blame the manager, right, So who's to blame when you've
had forty two straight games or forty three straight games
that were all one score it's an amazing stat Yes
it is. You're in every single game, you're not getting
blown out, But you've also only reached the championship game
in your conference one time, and you keep getting beat
in the divisional round.
Speaker 1: Why can't you get over that hump?
Speaker 8: And those were all you know what, Well, the Cincinna
game was on a one score game, but that doesn't count.
Speaker 1: But the point is is that, why is that? Well,
do you have that extra gear, do you have that
closing mentality?
Speaker 8: See, ideally speaking, when you have a great quarterback in
a defensive minded head coach like oh Brady and Belichick.
Maybe now you know, Okay, I got somebody that can
close my defense. I'm responsible for what I could do
on offense, and I got a defense that's gonna close
out games. Josh Allen, if he doesn't have the ball
last you can it's a one score game. Guess what
you're scared because your defense. You don't know if Sean
mcdurreck could close that game, right.
Speaker 4: You don't. And I think what I think when analytics
run your game strategy. I think if you're a football
historian and if you're a football yeah, the foundation of
your life is football. You played. To mcdermot's an older guy,
so he's he came through football. He played when there
was an analytics. There's always been a part of analytics
in football, always, always has been forever. But when the
technology took over, when that starts to take over your
your football ease, or your your game plan or your strategy. Man,
I don't know if it's a good time. I don't
think that's the only way you're looking at it. I
don't know that. To me, that's your your you take
away every single game has its own heartbeat, right that
your story says, or he used to say, it happens
in football too. Every game has its own heart beat,
and you have that. Some things are gut more than analytics.
They really are.
Speaker 8: I agree.
Speaker 1: Well, we'll see. Uh, I have the Bills winning, but
I'm kind of a home well.
Speaker 8: Me like typically gamblers will tell you when a head
coach gets fired in football, the fall week bet the
team that lost their head coach.
Speaker 1: Now, last year the Bills faced the Chargers.
Speaker 8: On Saturday, stick in. The Chargers covered against the Bills.
Now it's only two and a half points.
Speaker 4: I gotta weave my first of all, the Mets are winning.
Big hat off to the Matt Standing. Sorry about that.
Sorry about Rodin last night. My goodness. Anyway, I wanted
to weave my Detroit in there. There's an interesting betting
strategy going on right now. The team that Detroit plays
the following week bet against the team that played Detroit,
UH with the points for four straight weeks, that bet
is covered because they're beat up. They're getting beat up
by the Troy Lance and they're not prepared, not putting that.
They're just a little tired going into the following week,
so that they do may never cover we four straight weeks.
That's happened. That's a little interesting strategy of going on
in Vegas, right.
Speaker 8: That was the story last year with like the London teams.
If you played in London the week before the following week,
you would probably either lose or lose against the cover
And it happened with the Bills. They almost lost to
the Giants. Remember they came back from London and it
happened with like five different teams. So it could be
a toss up on on Monday night.
Speaker 1: Who knows, Well, hopefully it's a it's a win. Uh, Peter.
I don't know if you know this about your friend Dan,
but he's very into a ms R.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 1: Danny's like, I found a channel on myce.
Speaker 4: No. I listened to it on YouTube. Man, I'm telling you.
Speaker 1: Well, okay, so I have to go to sleep. Yeah,
I put it.
Speaker 4: That's why I have a strange my wife nut job,
I have to strange. This is gonna sound crazy, but
I don't mind at this point. I listened to a
I wish you could play for you right now. Maybe
next week I'll have it prepared. But it's a woman's
voice counting down from a hundred while chewing gum.
Speaker 1: Okay, so here's how I here's I did. I was,
I went for a walk. Earlier today I would dropped
my kid off and I try to work out between
seven and eight every day. That's my new thing, should
be always my thing. But it's a little more so
today I was going for a walk. Yesterday is more
intense walk. So I put in headphones and I went
to the Serious xm app and I put on classical music.
When I came back, I saw all these other options
and one of them was AMSR, and I went what
they have an AMSR channel on Serious, A huge company
that people. They have a channel. I went there. It's
like lips mack. It's like me. I would take the
boys at dinner when they were little, close your mouth, lips,
lips and I'm going and that's all I kept hearing.
So then Danny said, well, wait, there's sometimes attractive women
that well, I don't know if you said attractive, I
probably put.
Speaker 8: The I said attractive. I mean there are women who
do this.
Speaker 1: Well, this woman is like hot, she's got her boobs off.
Speaker 11: And recorded a video, and I'm.
Speaker 1: I feel like I'm in I'm at camp, and she's
whispering to me, like, that's the idea.
Speaker 7: One of my favorite triggers, which is Mike.
Speaker 1: Scratching Mike like scratching, Mike scratch scratching, she said, like scratching. Well,
either way, I didn't know. I maybe maybe I should
be a little more open minded about this, and maybe
I'll try the countdown put the chewing gums.
Speaker 8: I would watch Bob Ross to relax and help me sleep,
but it would lead to these other videos. If you
leave the videos on, you fall asleep, other videos pop up.
But that's how I discovered these people. You know, It's
just it's a little nuts. Here's here's the bad part.
Peter brings up a woman chewing gum. I'm so Jameson
likes to be dropped off and picked.
Speaker 1: Up at school. I have no problem.
Speaker 4: I go out.
Speaker 1: It gives me a little break in my day. So
I go to pick them up. I'm in the line.
It's like every parent comes to pick up their kid,
because that's what we do nowadays. My parents, I think
you forgot the bus. You had to wait for the
next one. It was nobody was coming to get you.
I see the woman behind me and she's chewing gum,
and I go, God, you just look like an idiot,
big ye And I'm going it's his Yet I go
sometimes I'm sorry, but anybody, but especially when sometimes you
just look stupid. And and then when I see gum
on the ground, I go, why can't you put it
in the fucking garbage can? That always drives me nuts.
Stand it is my one of my biggest pet peets.
Hate it over more than dog shit on the sidewalk.
Gum on the sidewalk drives me nuts. I hated it
when I put my hand like in the library, you
know years ago, you got when you go to Red Robin.
Ever since I was a kid, I hate that. I
hate that. So gum chewing is like something I don't
you know, I don't do. And I saw this woman today,
I go, got you if she could see herself, she
looks like a cow chewing cut back there and Peter goes,
I like this woman that cuts down from a hundred
to choose gum. Maybe I'm wrong, I'm clearly wrong. I'm
clearly wrong. These women make a ton of money off
these videos. No I see that, I'm thinking, I'm thinking
I should have Marge do one. Yeah, your mom. I know,
I know who you're talking about. I like to think
of my mom. Wait where did Peter go? Oh jeez, Peter,
I potted you down. I'm so sorry because the am
Sard Lady was going on and you're on the same channel.
My bad. Go ahead, Peter, Sorry, yes you are my bad.
Speaker 4: Thanks for having me, Thanks for having back. So it's
the big boom mic. It's the big boot mic that
they use and they when some use their fingernails on
the boom mic, or they take a paint brush and
they painted on the boom mic or comb.
Speaker 1: Calm, okay, calm, all right, all right, because I can
almost like I think it would give me chills down
my sponge.
Speaker 8: That's the idea. That's the idea.
Speaker 1: Do you listen you listen in headphones? Do you listen
in your earbuds? Peter, Yeah, so it's right there. I
listen with both ears. Okay, okay, Well this may become
like my new thing. I don't know. I'm wondering if
there has to be, and I know I have to
take it to this level, which is not what you
guys are doing. And this is completely me not just
if your wives are listening. In any way, there's somebody's
got to read like graphic. I don't know the pornographic,
but in that way. Right.
Speaker 8: Yeah, there's this one ship. She called herself the Redheaded Libertarian.
She does these videos too, and she read what was it,
the Four Agreements.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but but that's not that's not I'm talking about
dirty stuff. I'm like Penthouse letters, is what I'm saying.
Four agreements. That's not what I'm looking But she did,
and I know that's not the same thing. Well, Peter,
thank you for thank you for thank you for your
insight and for allowing me to great stuff like the
AMSR stuff. Yeah, it is great stuff and that I
enjoy it.
Speaker 4: I enjoy it.
Speaker 1: Well, we will then hopefully talk to you next week.
Enjoy the game, and uh, go Buffalo and maybe go McDermott.
I don't know. We'll see go out the door.
Speaker 4: Yeah, bo go mad All right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Danny's here in his Yankee hat. He's got an
old school Yankee head on. Yeah, not so good. Word trouble.
Speaker 4: We're props. Now you're not on the radar.
Speaker 1: We'll see you, Peter. Thank you. There he goes Peter Montemerno.
Good stuff. Yeah, always good stuff. Danny, always good stuff.
Speaker 8: The podcast to Be Man, Yeah, I'm started to think that.
I think it's more than just a podcast to be
I think it's the place to be in Rochester. If
it comes out of your speakers, you want it to
be here.
Speaker 1: Wow, I like that. Yes, I like that. And thank
you for all the work you did with Danny and
the transfabbing the Healthy Fats, Healthy Fats. I'm Bill Moran,
will see you tomorrow. I'm a TV yong ruder. Letter
to you, Dan Yna State