Speaker 1: When your old career gives you lemons throwing some ice
mix in some vodka colored.
Speaker 2: A podcast from.
Speaker 1: The Mac of All Trade Studio in Fairport and driven
by Victor Chrysler Dots jeep Ram. It's Billified the Bill
Moran Podcast.
Speaker 3: Well, hello and welcome. Thanks for getting your pawn on.
Thank you for telling a friend. That's how we spread
the word about the pirate ship. Kevin is back from
dropping his kid off at school, all excited with the
New York State thru A Authority and their lovely bathroom.
Useless that great they are. They made him smaller. It's useless.
They made him smaller. It's the worst they have ever seen.
And that's not understatement. They made him so much smaller.
Speaker 4: I don't ask you why forty bathrooms back in the day,
Now you have four.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you walk into place, it's like it's just like
a room.
Speaker 4: I'm waiting in line, like it's a bon Jovie concert
and I'm waiting to take a piss.
Speaker 3: I'm like, I'm gonna go out back behind the bush.
There's a line. Yeah, it's stupid, but you go. As
soon as you cross the border.
Speaker 4: In Massachusetts, Corlets for the Eyes can see and their
rest stops.
Speaker 3: I don't understand why we did that, because New York City.
Speaker 4: Because they want that retail space so you can buy
that fucking nine ninety nine.
Speaker 3: I love New York coffee. Monment. You're never gonna why
you have an open on Sunday?
Speaker 4: The line for Burger King was so long because Chick
fil A was colo.
Speaker 3: Why you even waiting? I wasn't waiting you. I'm just saying,
like anybody, I mean that in general, why would you wait?
I'm hungry line. I don't either. I'd rather get off
at an exit and drive for five minutes and find
somewhere that I can do all the things I need
to do and you.
Speaker 6: Can piss and get the ship afterwards.
Speaker 3: That's right, Matt's back dropped off. So do I say
girlfriend's daughter? Yeah? Okay? At Kentucky that looked like something.
And then he was at the Fairport Music Fest. Baby,
I know that one. There was just this one swathing rain.
We saw it on the radar.
Speaker 4: You can't find a bar anywhere in Fairport because he
was so deep into the East stage.
Speaker 6: Well at that time, we were at the North stage
because we went to see dial Up.
Speaker 3: And oh, yeah, yeah, so you were right behind Montconnery's Yeah, okay.
Speaker 4: That was Bill Wavende from the second four Montoner's.
Speaker 3: Uh with the eighties. Yeah, I was standing off to
the side of the stage while Damien went out and
dumped whiskey into their mouths with the bottle. He was
just pouring right out of the bottle into their mouths.
And what did you do this weekend? Lamo?
Speaker 5: Oh, I didn't come to the music fast.
Speaker 3: I know, I'm surprised.
Speaker 5: Why what is there?
Speaker 3: Honestly, I don't know. It was just it was great.
It was great weather, and it was great. Uh it is?
It is because I was going to ask Matt, like,
where did you park? Because that's it's like Fairport has
a problem with parking. I guess it's a good problem
to have because it didn't seem to deter anybody. But
I tried to get in here. I was supposed to
meet people by their boat. By three o'clock, I had
to go home and uber in, which I'm glad I
did it again, but still I just missed getting a
spot in here.
Speaker 6: Actually by so we ended up down by the Fairport
Brewing Company at a church.
Speaker 3: They had free parking. Oh, they yeah bad. Actually, okay,
it was a short walk. Yeah, what time did you come?
We didn't get down here until a four thirty five.
Speaker 4: Oh look at this was the random one handicapped spot
open out.
Speaker 3: Here in front of the police.
Speaker 5: Always open, the one I always it was the one
I always use.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you got to get a placard or something to
make that h make that happen.
Speaker 4: My brother's always with me. When I come to Fairport
Music Festival.
Speaker 6: It blows my mind the little security they have though,
Like there's just millions of people. Yeah, and there's security
staying at the gates and that's it.
Speaker 3: Oh, there's there's there's security about it.
Speaker 6: Well, the snipers and stuff I saw, but I'm talking
about on the ground, like if there's a fight, they're
never gonna know.
Speaker 3: Uh that that made me true. I don't. I don't
know because I know that there's a lot of the
wekaale that goes in. Well, that's the thing is, Like
I was wondering your thoughts on the overall event.
Speaker 6: I thought, I think it's well run. Yeah I do too,
I thought them every year because it's for charity, so
of course I'm gonna be there.
Speaker 3: It's for charity. But you you walk in and the
vibe was cool. Uh. Friends of mine had pontoon boats.
They got spots. It was first come, first served, fourteen
dollars a night. They put out a huge spread, hung
out there for a while, then went into the festival,
caught a couple of bands, saw some friends. Heard a
lot of great gossip. Oh, I love when I hear
great gossip.
Speaker 5: It must be radio people.
Speaker 3: No, not radio people. That No, that's the funny thing.
It wasn't radio people who I heard it. It was comics,
so I guess like one step below or comedy club people.
But I heard great, great gossip. It was good and
somebody from college. I got some great gossip onto. Other
than that, there was nothing. Uh yeah, I think spencer
Port could do something like that, don't you like with
the canal or they built up on a.
Speaker 5: Too small space.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they could use the fireman's field if they want.
If the fireman wanted to do what they could pull
it off.
Speaker 3: Okay, because I always think like you got a little
more room there, I would. I don't know as bunch
of port that well though, there's not it's about the
same size.
Speaker 4: They could maybe shut down main street to like tops
and then have one down by the bridge and do
it that way.
Speaker 3: Maybe one back in well do this.
Speaker 6: You know they do the canal days just like Fairport,
so they I mean it could be done. If you
want to be done, it can be done. Yeah, I
could make it happen.
Speaker 3: I see. That's the thing.
Speaker 6: That's what I'm thinking, is like or Brockport when the
new I want to I want to go the town
of Greece and say, let me run one.
Speaker 5: Now they have the fourth they're doing the fourth of
July one and they for every Fourth of July they
get a big band. This year was a starship in
this coming years in the Ario, Oh it is.
Speaker 7: I already sent a message. You remember when Ario played
at the.
Speaker 5: At the racetrack at the Finger, Yes, I remember what
a freaking disaster that was, because.
Speaker 3: That was terrible. Yeah, remember we were there.
Speaker 5: The grease doesn't know what they're getting themselves into. So
I threw a thing. You I know, it's free.
Speaker 3: They should give out tickets or bracelets to people or something.
They keep it. They keep it pretty tight in there.
Speaker 6: From what I they also have a bigger feel than
the stupid racetrack thing.
Speaker 5: Well, we are talking to Ario though.
Speaker 3: Ario still you know they can I mean they had
they were mega hits.
Speaker 5: And they're still playing, you know, and they're still playing
places that whole.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'll just well, that's like the first band that
that Greece is that I feel like, yeah, level no, no,
they were names, but they were like, yeah there were
dog Night isn't really pumping anything out. The Monkeys and
Herman's Hermits, Yeah, that kind of stuff. But this Ario,
that's a good that's a nice snack. That's good. Why
don't you go to the town of Greece and tell
them you want to do it? I'm thinking about it.
I think you should.
Speaker 6: We'll sell the alcohol, you guys. Yeah, well I'll line
the bands up for you.
Speaker 3: Yep, you take the cover, Yeah, we'll take the beer.
That would be good. Where would you do it? Right
at the town hall? There's a huge amount of grass there.
Oh that's a great idea. Is that where they do
the Fourth of July stuff of parking? Yeah? Why wouldn't
you do it almost like weekly? There? Could you do
it that? You know? How people they oh okay, I'm sorry, yeah, I.
Speaker 6: Forgot But to do something that big, you can't use
real local band.
Speaker 3: I mean you got to use some Yeah, this was
mostly local at the Fairport Music Fest. I think they
had you got to get Hyatt, Yeah yeah, dare you
don't forget for four hours set from.
Speaker 6: They uh they have fed Brown introduce all the band
they had.
Speaker 3: They did have this one woman who was a backup
singer for Mellencamp and she did some stuff and then
their kickoff night they all did. Uh they did. It
was pretty good, actually a cover of We Are the
World and uh, Tommy Burnette was the Dylan piece. But
some they and there were some people who really belted
it out and it sounded great, sounded really good. I
was surprised. And they come dressed as their character Oh no, no,
they were all fair Port Music Fest shirts. That would
have been the best if they did. They didn't.
Speaker 6: They feel like that song is needed more now than
ever for our own country.
Speaker 3: This is.
Speaker 7: I know it's for charity, but there's not one band
in this city that I would I would.
Speaker 6: No, No, I mean there's a lot of people, but
it's so spread out with the three stages, it's really
not bad walking around.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 3: I liked it, and you know what, it's more of
a social event. I think for a lot of people too.
Why do you hate people? What is wrong? I don't
want to be social. What are you talking about? If
you came down here, you would have had a great time,
and you know you.
Speaker 5: Would because I know Marianne really wanted to come back,
and I wouldn't do it.
Speaker 4: I didn't say I didn't really want to come, and
then I decided I decided to come down and I
just I sat out in the back of all countries
with with him and Greg and.
Speaker 6: So poor Marianne wanted to come to the music fest.
Speaker 5: Where are we going to park?
Speaker 3: Well, you get there is shuttles and stuff. There are shuttles. Yeah,
you can ride in castle. You could uh park by
me and we'll uber in you know what you call
somebody ahead of the time.
Speaker 5: She didn't mention that though, she said we part bills
out and then uber in.
Speaker 3: Maybe I'm a dickhead, yeah, maybe maybe you're just figuring
it out. Here's a woman. She's taking you to Keith.
Speaker 6: Here's the worst taking you to the moon and Shelton.
Speaker 5: Here's the worst part about this. We had two free tickets.
We didn't have to pay.
Speaker 3: Oh, my gosh, buddy, what do you do? Let's let's
let's what did you do in place of it?
Speaker 5: I can't remember, No, I have to. I can't remember.
Speaker 4: Yes, because Milk Manner season three.
Speaker 5: That yeah, I was finishing up our stupid show, our
stupid show, oblivion, oblivion.
Speaker 3: I haven't watched the rest of them. Not six, You're
not six? How bad? I love it? I got another
one again, I got another one for you. I stumbled upon.
I think this is called I forget what it is
about the incoming class freshman kids going into high school.
So they're all starting their freshman year. One of the
kids older brothers is like, is kind of the BMOC,
but he's a tough guy. He's not a sports player.
It's just kind of a tough guy. And they throw
epic parties when their parents are out and they're very rich.
So what's this called American pie? It's like American pie.
It's so bad, it's so bad, it's awesome. Like there's
three this kid who's having the party. He thinks he
can get his three buddies in and his brother goes,
absolutely not, you can have one of them.
Speaker 5: I saw that movie. Yes, they were in high school.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it just I think it just came out.
Speaker 5: They were freshman in high school Fast Times at Richmond.
Speaker 3: No, it's like that, right, go on.
Speaker 5: They were freshman in high school. There was three of them.
Speaker 3: What happened with the drunk girl at the party?
Speaker 7: The drunk girl they put they well, they stole one
of the kids. Two of the kids separated. One of
the kids stayed there to of them separated, right, and
they went back to the house.
Speaker 5: And he hated his stepfather's.
Speaker 3: Yes, took his took his tesla, so he put he
put the girl in it, and well they put it
in there because they think it's her uber, Yes, And
then what happened?
Speaker 5: She ships her pants?
Speaker 3: What is this movie called it?
Speaker 4: It's called it's going to be called be called the
Bill something.
Speaker 3: I couldn't sleep last night. I watched his fucking movie
match till one thirty in the morning, and I'm roaring.
It's so bad. It's so base, it's so base, But
it was somewhat had a sweet thing. This one kid
was trying to hook up with his uh sister's friend
who's a year older, and all this stuff.
Speaker 5: It was fucking hot.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what's it on? She was cute. It was on Netflix,
and I think it's called Incoming. Incoming, I think I
think it's called Incoming, I think, and uh yeah, when
the girl ships all then there they take her out.
They got her on a plastic thing. They're hosing it down.
They like the one kid wants to abandon the car
and make it look like she stole it and then
ship her pants everywhere. They took her to Taco Bell.
It was like it was it was it's so bad
again it was good. It's like that Obliterated. I love
Obliterated because it's so bad. It's good. But I haven't
I haven't want to continued to watch. I kind of
fall off when they're that bad. After what, I'm like,
all right, I.
Speaker 4: Guess it's going to be your life in a couple
of weeks, when Bill goes into the podcast and James's
holding parties.
Speaker 3: Hope not absolutely. Does he come this week to tomorrow? Tomorrow? Yeah, yeah,
it's already. I'm getting the Hey, can we go to
whatever store and whatever store? I need some back to
school clothes? And I go, Yeah, that store that we
went to when we visit has T shirts that are
one hundred and fifty to two hundred dollars that you want.
I go, buddy, I'm not spending one hundred and fifty
other Do you want to go ahead, I'll give you
here's here's what I'll put toward it, and come on,
my god, damn. I was actually getting annoyed already. He's
not even the ear yet, and I'm like, I was
getting annoyed. I was getting annoyed. Day. I felt bad
because he's like, I want to go and I don't
need sneakers. I'm good on sneakers. But I'm like, yeah,
I know what you want. He's like, well, I need
my I need my fit right for the first day.
And I'm like, okay, I gotta get that drip as
dad Mason tall. Yes, yes, the drip. Well, it's it's
a big deal. Look, I would assume. And I don't
know what it was like going to college with a
with a girl. Was there a lot of fun? Do
you know? I mean, I don't know how involved you were.
It was ridiculous, it was.
Speaker 6: It was she spent just on Amazon alone, twenty three
hundred dollars on stuff for the dorman.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but this is her freshman year, right, so one
you probably have that for four years and stuff.
Speaker 6: But you already told me we're just renting a storage unit.
Speaker 3: Yes this year, Yeah, I got taking that stuff all
the way back.
Speaker 6: No, although it was nice flying down, I not gonna line.
Speaker 3: I was gonna ask you that because my brother went
to Indiana State and then switched and finished at Cornell,
and I think he still has stuff in his storage
in State, like they just that storage worse. It's gone. Yeah,
it's gone. There's nothing, there's nothing, nothing worth having at all.
Speaker 4: We spent close to three hundred at Walmart when we
got to school, just because he's gotten in a suitet
this year. It's like the dorm he had last year
was about half the size of this and there's four
kids in it.
Speaker 3: Holy shit.
Speaker 4: This one has four kids, two share him and one
kid that he roomed with last year's share room. And
there's two other single rooms and they have a big common
area and they got a.
Speaker 3: Big full kitchen. Yeah he I saw all your pictures.
It looked nice.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's nice.
Speaker 3: It's still in its still dorm, but yeah, it's a dorm, right.
Fishery were sort of, in a way, I guess spoiled
because we had a room for three, but we only
had two in it, so it was a bigger room.
That was the first year, and it was down the hall.
Speaker 4: Well, his room last year was supposed to be just two,
and they had so many freshmen coming in they had
to they had.
Speaker 3: To put four in a room.
Speaker 4: Third got like two grand back on his room and
board because of it.
Speaker 3: That's good, that's nice, but it was just it was
a little punch in the pocket there, kind of like
that when thirty years ago, when I went to Fisher,
they put because I transferred in, they put all the
kids across the street in Murphy Hall. That's where kids
who wanted to be had not have room mates, and
that we're a little more focused on studying. They were
there because they had a lot of singles, but then
they also had these bigger rooms, so they put the
transfer students there. Well, we were the worst floor ever.
I set up a pyramid of beer cans right outside
the ra's room, and then we used to have pitching contests, balls,
somebody matt. Somebody dropped the banana and smeared in the rug.
The cleaning crew was convinced because we were such assholes
that it was shit, and we all got charged for
having a biohizer. And we're going, it's banana. You could
tell it's banana. We argued and arguing, we all got charged.
They cleaned the rugs because they were six Chevrey're in college.
It was the best.
Speaker 4: I could open my door if I wanted to, Yeah,
and if I wanted to be alone, I could just
shut my door.
Speaker 3: Yeah, leave the world. Yeah. I liked having a roommate.
I don't know, I only because it gave you more.
And then we used to run into each other's rooms,
jump up on the bed, fart in somebody's pillow, take
off so you can still do I might do that
to Jamison when he comes. Murphy you it's all, but
it was all that crazy. I got to think. Those
bigger schools though, like the Kentucky's, and I mean that
looks like there's always something going on. There is. There
is always something like if you don't want to study,
you'll find anything to fill your time because it's so big,
there's everything.
Speaker 6: Harder to want to study because you got so much going,
That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: And a lot of good looking people.
Speaker 6: Starting they don't even start until this Wednesday, so she's
had all week to just party it up.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Fun right, Well I did that too when I
was there, because you had a couple of days and
you know, party. But that's that's good for her. Loving
it so far? Yeah, so far? Yeah, Sam? Sam started today? Yeah,
classes today.
Speaker 5: Then it had had no clue. He had no clue
that classes started.
Speaker 4: Carrie told him on Saturday, don't forget classes to start
money as what. Alright, I did pick up something in
Connecticut I wanted to bring back for the show though.
Speaker 3: I'll let you let you open it up there, something
from we.
Speaker 4: Can crack can pass it to.
Speaker 3: Oh, D's Nuts still pickle nuts. Yes, everybody wants down
on dse nuts have had nuts. I saw you. That's great.
The D's nuts jokes fly everywhere.
Speaker 4: When oh you got a fortune, you better start googling.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of D's Nuts jokes. I already got,
like you might now now it's almost like I go,
oh yeah, Dad, I already know the d you like,
Burger King and Wendy's. Wendy's nuts are on your chin.
It's always the thing. All right, we'll uh, we'll take
a moment when we come back. You got to pick
the state I found stories. You gotta tell us just
from the headline, what state this happened and where did
it happen, and then we'll get to it. And I'm
wondering if anybody's experienced anything like this. I don't know
working in the hospitality industry, Matt. Maybe maybe you Oh,
actually you have, I know when one of these you
have to a certain degree. Yes, we will get to that.
But bTB wood Fire Pizza and Grill in the mall
at Grease Ridge tonight, I had the chicken French, the
best chicken French. That sauce is amazing, amazing, and the
you could almost serve it as soup, Yeah you could.
Or you could just serve it with like bread and
I would just dip it, stop it up, right, Yeah,
just sop it up. So damn good. Hey, welcome to October.
Scherefls Why not? That would be a great one. And
then if you get really mad at somebody who doesn't
like your team, you could whip it across the table
and the stick to the floor.
Speaker 5: Give them any ideas?
Speaker 3: Probably No, it won't, will it? Yeah? People that big assholes?
No over fifty TVs with college starting one is college football.
I know it started, yeah, yeah, but I thought some
of the games. I thought the first game for like
Colorado and stuff wasn't until next week Saturday. It was
only a big one, right, yeah, Saturday, and then and
then then the following Sunday. If you're still doing your
fantasy draft, go to bTB r oc dot com and
find out if there's some space available for the rooms.
You can do that kinds of great specials. Still love
that I had you weren't here. I talked about your
cuprazy sandwich, and then I said, I went somewhere else
and I saw it, and I, well, let me try it.
Not as good, not as good, And I'm not just
saying it it was. It's the pesto and the barata
really does.
Speaker 6: Make how much effort we put into this stuff to
make sure everything's perfect. Like I'm running a Smashburger taco
next month. I've made it probably eight different ways, trying
to figure out the best way right now, really to
the point I can't eat I can't try it anymore.
Speaker 3: I'm sick of eating them.
Speaker 6: So you know, just even one or two bites of
each one.
Speaker 3: It's like, how do you sign up to be a
taste tester for that.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna start bringing them in fact.
Speaker 3: No, that's like amazing. So you're back there, you're the
one doing all the Yeah, yeah, look at that. Do
you love that? No? Oh?
Speaker 6: I love finding them. And then you know, letting somebody
execute it.
Speaker 5: Okay, who's going to execute the one I sent you?
Speaker 3: It's gonna happen.
Speaker 8: Is it?
Speaker 3: Really? You got found some don't say what it is,
but you found something. He like, this looks amazing. He's
like that does.
Speaker 6: Look, we're going to season on now, so we'll do
y Tember October November. But I think that's going to
go in December.
Speaker 3: Nice. So second kind of well fourth what's fourth quarter?
September through right? Yeah? Yeah, even said maybe maybe it'd
be a Billified special. Oh look at this possibility. Delicious stuff,
saw bTB, Woodfire, PiZZ and Grill in the mall at Greece.
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Speaker 3: This is a local legend. No, it's not the whole
Listen to the lyrics. He comes answer, samon, don't you
rock style?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 3: I saw that? Yeah, mister, what does you call himself?
Professor something?
Speaker 5: I don't remember a professor?
Speaker 3: Dickhead? What do we.
Speaker 5: That's terrible, that's so bad. I thought it was Joey Bricando, like.
Speaker 3: The professor Nick Harrison.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I don't think he well, I don't know if he
did it. Maybe he did do it. I thought it
was somebody else, doesn't I think he just reviews him. Yeah,
I thought it was kind of funny. It was a
different take on Metallica. I thought even Metallica might appreciate
that a little bit. And the summer yacht rock.
Speaker 4: I love Rochael Michael McDonald's singing it.
Speaker 5: Huh, I love that.
Speaker 3: I love you. I do too. I like the yacht
rock station and you were uptight that's wrong with you? Uh?
Speaker 5: Fat catch seven years ago before yacht rock was they
were even calling it that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they weren't calling they weren't even.
Speaker 5: And they were doing all those songs. Those songs, most
of those songs are songs in the nineties that we
used to play on warm for yacht rock.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, I heard a lot of seventies stuff too,
Brosia and Bread.
Speaker 5: Playing, Christopher Cross and Michael McDonald. You are correct, that
is true. That reminds me of yes working.
Speaker 3: And once in a while you'll hear Michael Bolton occasionally
a yacht rock song, not not a lot, not often. No,
I don't think I ever guess that was under Sandman.
Well you had it. That's why I was saying listen
to lyrics, because you had to really listen to the
lyrics to get it. The music's gonna throw you off completely.
He had to hear. You know, Enterest the man. I
love that you. I love where you've been to the
good sucks. This is my my favorite. You would be
great as a judge.
Speaker 5: I want to be a judge. You've been talking about
this for years.
Speaker 3: You know. That would be funny, Matt. If Matt does
get the town of Greece to allow some kind of festival,
you have a contest at bTB for somebody to open it,
like a local band to open in front of whoever
the bigger stuff is, right, you get him later in
the day, earlier in the day, and that would be awesome.
Speaker 7: I haven't been involved in the music scene for a
couple of years now, so there's no buy it.
Speaker 5: So there's no you know what I mean. It's it's
a fair thing.
Speaker 4: Still bring to those older acts like the Morgan Twins
are Joe Riccana.
Speaker 3: It would be great to apply you and all like
all the Now I'm gonna say it this way, you're
gonna get mad. But all the all the music chops,
all the guys who were somebody so the muscle mark
uh what's his name? Yeah, all the guys that a
lot of music stuff. Will you actually, I I have
to say, I always every time I listen knows what
he's talking about.
Speaker 5: I think that would be great. I'd love to do
something like Dan. I think right now, you know we
could probably pull it up, pull it off now.
Speaker 3: Yeah you could. Yeah, I absolutely could.
Speaker 5: So I didn't come to the music fest because I
don't know.
Speaker 3: You didn't come to the music fest because you're a
terrible boyfriend.
Speaker 5: Because I don't want to wait in line for a
bathroom and I want to wait in line for a beer.
Speaker 3: I didn't wait.
Speaker 4: I know that you stay in this stage here and
you pee here where you know the code?
Speaker 3: That right, you have the code. You can think about
the code. Yeah, you have the code. Fuck right. Somebody
called me Saturday morning for the code worse. Yes, it's
getting worse than every turn. And I hope she. I
hope she. She's busy, she's not gonna hear anything. She's listening.
Oh she's listening, all right. Uh tell me where the
where did it happen? Where did it happen? A sign
depicting a buttock in a rainbow colors and the words
my neighbor loves butts stuff off had an arrow pointing
toward a neighbor's Pride flag. Was it Alabama, North Greece Road,
Mississippi or Washington?
Speaker 5: You know what I'm gonna I'm gonna take because Alabama
is probably the first choice. Yeah, I'm gonna do Washington.
Speaker 3: Washington. Okay, Matt, what I was actually gonna say? What Washington?
I'm going Mississippi, Mississippi. The answer is Washington's What are
you trying to prove here?
Speaker 12: Mark Gray couldn't believe what he was seeing when this
sign was put up at Swever's home.
Speaker 13: Her sign said that I like it in the butt Hey, Wally?
Speaker 5: Uh really?
Speaker 12: He was surprised by the sign with the buttocks and
rainbow coloring and the words quote my neighbor loves butt
stuff in an arrow that Gray believes was pointing at
the Pride flag in his front yard. You're not LGBTQ yourself.
Speaker 3: No, I'm not. No, I just uh suport him. I
thought I was a cute flag. Sallars.
Speaker 12: Still in shock, he tells me he had second thoughts.
Speaker 13: At first, I almost went up the flag down, and
then I thought, why why bow down to that stuff
when we need to stand up, not sit down.
Speaker 12: When we got to the home Friday evening, the sign
was lying on the ground and took it away as
we tried to talk to her.
Speaker 14: Either can we talk to you?
Speaker 12: Neighbors like Mike Peterson feel like the sign shouldn't have
been up at all.
Speaker 9: Well, that's rudere's d age.
Speaker 3: That's rude, all right. I mean listen between Mick Jagger
and freaking Clint's. But it's funny. It was a well
done sign. I would do that. It just says my
neighbor likes butt stuff. And she had it up there,
pointing over the fence to the flag. I was like, wow,
surprised knowing anything to her house. I am too, But
nobody did. It was only there for two days. She
I guess there were complaints, but nobody did anything like
Egg did or I.
Speaker 4: Would honestly do it at my house and pointing at
a bob or.
Speaker 3: I saw that. I would laugh pretty hard, absolutely right,
I mean you laugh, oh because it's so ob see
who cares? It's like, who cares? That's the dumbest thing.
But I thought that was pretty funny, all right. Two
women ended up in a fight and one pulled out
a gun when a dog adoption went sour over the weekend.
Was it New Jersey, Kansas or Florida. I'm gonna go
in New Jersey, New Jersey, Matt. I can't believe Rochester
wasn't one of I'm going Florida. Have we had a
record number of shootings this year? No, I think the
number is high from a.
Speaker 5: Couple of years ago. It's we're still not over.
Speaker 3: No, we're not. No. I know they go by the year.
They actually go by the calendar years.
Speaker 4: It's kind of like the Barry Bonds home run number.
Speaker 3: Now it's up there. You just can't it's there. You
can't reach. You can get closed, but you can't get there.
You know, what do you say, Kevin?
Speaker 4: I I think I saw the start, and I want
to say I thought it was New Jersey myself.
Speaker 3: Okay, Actually the answer is Florida.
Speaker 15: He puts the gun to the back of my here
makes me crouch, and then she moved it to my temple.
Speaker 3: That's where I got the cut. I don't know what
was on her gun.
Speaker 16: Dominique Amarrosa saying what happened in her driveway Saturday afternoon?
When she says a woman trying to adopt this two
year old rescue pub named Blue turned violent. Blue uses
a wheelchair after being hit by a car and needs hair,
and they explained to him, and.
Speaker 3: So it's a dog with a disability. You want it
so badly, you're pull a gun. You pull a gun.
So these people run like a rescue thing, and they
were having a meet and greet. Would you be able
to handle this dog? Are you gonna have the right
kind of home? They tell the woman She doesn't have
the right kind of home. She goes back to a
car and she comes to the gun sittering.
Speaker 16: She had several other dogs with her, and Morosa says
she refused to hand the dog back over, then elbowed
her mother as she tried to grab it.
Speaker 15: That's why I started just screaming a bunch and hopes
that someone would come out, and lee neighbor came out
and in her house to call nine one one.
Speaker 16: That's when Amorsa says she threatened to let the woman's
other dogs go if she didn't get back Bluey. So
I guess the woman had him and threw the dog
back in her car A couple of dogs. Moments later,
a Morosa shot this three second video trying to get
the woman's license plate. It cuts off right as she
comes around the court with what appears to be a
gun and a holster in her hand.
Speaker 15: Next saying, I knew I hear her cocking a gun.
Nobody was around her. She went in her car and
got it, and then the span of three to four seconds,
I had the gun to the back of my head,
to my temple, and then when she before she walked off,
she pushed it off my forehouse.
Speaker 16: That's what Amrosa says. The woman left, but police quickly
tracked her down. At this time, she's not facing any charges.
The investigation is still pending.
Speaker 4: Said Florida, you can't say gay, but you can pull
a gun like.
Speaker 3: Now that you can't. You can't put a gun in
somebody's head over it's crazy, not that crazy, Florida's what's assumable?
Gun in someone's head and you don't just invest you
get a ticket here? Yeah, I mean now you had
a gun pulled on Yes, yeah, I think I shipped
my pants and the fuck I think I know somebody
who was held up. They got how have you met Mark? No? No,
take it up like it was back in the eighties.
They worked at a grocery chain, closing. I think they
were the closing manager. Somebody came in with a gun
had him go to the safe. They were so nervous
they pissed their pants and then they pissed. The whip
them afterward he knocked them out.
Speaker 7: Well, a liquor store over on do we Havenue. He
was tied up, he was hit. They pulled guns on him,
and come to find out, the guns were like toy guns.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but you don't know, you know it happened toy guns. Yep.
Speaker 5: His was worse than when they were talking about the
robberies and so far liquor stars. His is worse than mine.
Speaker 3: Geez.
Speaker 6: The guy laughed, like your guy didn't pull a gun though,
he just was banging on everything.
Speaker 5: Oh he pulled the gun.
Speaker 3: He had a gun, Oh he did. Yeah, I thought
it was Was it a rifle? It was? Yeah, it
was a fucking it was a long. I don't know
why I think that it was. It was.
Speaker 5: It was a stupid It was something he bought on
the street. Obviously, if you knows, probably wasn't loaded.
Speaker 4: If you figured out it was a toy gun, would
that change your perspective on the robbery.
Speaker 3: Would you turn around be like really, would you just
knew it was a toy gun. I don't know that
I would cooperate as much. I think I may get
in a little man. I can't tell. I don't think
you can. I think even the police have had problems
because people they used to they started putting orange, like
on the scope, whatever would be on the gun. Whatever.
They try to make an orange so that way you
would know it was a toy gun. But I think
people pay so from a distance, I can't tell.
Speaker 4: I don't know the other way, whether you paint the
real gun orange so they don't think it's a toy.
Speaker 3: So I think it's a toy. Well that or now
you can even do those three D printer guns. You
could avid it made and they work and that's you know,
if you want to. I think you could buy online
the prints like how to do it. Whatever it is,
whatever the code is, I don't know, whatever the structure
is for that. You've never been robbed like that, No, man,
I don't know, honestly, God, I don't know what I
would do, because now you feel like you hear it
all the time, like in the city I.
Speaker 5: Was liver in pizzas a couple of weeks ago, and
now was my fear.
Speaker 3: Wait, you were delivering pizzas a couple of weeks. Yeah,
I don't know this, and you were afraid you're gonna
get robbed.
Speaker 5: I was a little nervous. Well for cash when it
got dark out?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah, what could you do to protect yourself?
Speaker 5: There's nothing unless I have a gun myself.
Speaker 3: Get a taserser. I see this is where I want
to Okay, and I don't mean to laugh, but Plexico Hillman,
this is could you use the gun?
Speaker 5: Could you?
Speaker 3: I think that's what I thought.
Speaker 5: That's what I thought.
Speaker 3: Shut up, No, no, what I was gonna say. What
I get nervous about, Like with all this stuff, even
in Florida, I go, even if you've gone to the
gun range and all, each situation is different and the
pressure is different. I don't know that I that people
would be able to I'll just use me as an example.
I don't know how I'm going to react in every situation.
What if I whip it out and I just I
don't know.
Speaker 4: Well, the way he broke in, I could I could
use the gun, I'd miss every shot.
Speaker 3: Use the gun.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: I could.
Speaker 5: I mean, I had every right if I had a
gun to shoot him. I could have shot him.
Speaker 7: And I would have No, I'm not saying that I
probably would have never I probably.
Speaker 5: I probably would have been.
Speaker 3: My dad more proud me too. Well, yeah, that's it.
It takes a minute to get used to these, especially
if you're using like a handgun. Yeah, you know, because
you go up with a kick, and you know the next.
Speaker 5: Thing when you shoot the guns too, it's like you're
vibrating it like shakes.
Speaker 3: Yes, it does. So have you shotguns?
Speaker 4: Marianne wanted to go to the gun and she said, no,
I have shotguns before you.
Speaker 3: I would want to bear a marillone And she said, okay,
do you anybody have a gun permit?
Speaker 5: I can't get one.
Speaker 3: I can't. I can't get one, Okay, all right, but
the paperwork for it is like ridiculous. And yeah, I
mean it is like it's a ton because I was
thinking of getting one and I looked at the paperwork
and I'm like, no, thank you A.
Speaker 5: Bunch of years ago.
Speaker 4: And then they dig another ship too with the paperwork.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well yeah, and I understand why. I mean, I
get all the the whys of it, but still you
can buy a shotgun. W Yeah, nothing, you're just going right.
Speaker 5: That's what the cops told me to do when I
was at the liquor store.
Speaker 3: To buy a shotguns. Maybe that's the counter man. If
I now again, Mark, if you had a shotgun and
it blew you back into the case, I want to
see a twelve games.
Speaker 5: There's kind of shotguns that you get in there. Aren't
like that though.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, they they got a kick, a kick, they
got a chick.
Speaker 5: Chance had had a BB gun. Okay, had a BB
GUNN looks just like a gun. And I was gonna
start taking.
Speaker 3: That with me. Didn't, Oh no, because the.
Speaker 7: Owner owner said no, owner left me there unarmed, because
if somebody came in and I shot them, it would
it would go to court for years, and it would
it would hurt it would.
Speaker 3: It hurt his liquor license? Yes, Okay, what did I
don't that's what he says. I don't.
Speaker 5: Actually, that's what he says.
Speaker 4: You never had any issues in your old spot. I
mean I'm sure that that family dollar.
Speaker 3: Oh a guy to shoot the gun up in the air. Yeah,
it's a long story, but it was a bullshit thing.
But yeah, it was a bullshit thing. Yeah, they were
looking at it wasn't real, that's for sure. No, it's
a lot. You know, people were looking there to create.
You can create scenarios and stuff spinning around.
Speaker 6: You just mean one guy facing the film that you
can make anything happen.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a that's pretty sure. Well, New York State
is always fun. You got changed this change what the
guy changes? I mean the guy, the old guy that
died in Brighton.
Speaker 6: Well, I think now that thing they're starting to talk
now right, I think that's going to finally push the
issue a little further.
Speaker 3: Wait a second, you're talking about bail reform. Yeah, and
over the old guy, the ninety two year old that
got hit by the kids speeding. I hope the fuck
they do change it. Because we talked about we had
our uh Captain Umbrino on and he gave a whole
bunch of stuff as to how like, look, nobody wants
to hold somebody against but this stuff is crazy.
Speaker 5: Is he tired of it?
Speaker 3: I mean, is he tired of it? Yeah? He was great.
I mean I mean he just laid it out and
he tried to tell you, even from a perspective of
we don't want to hold somebody. We want you to
be able to pay your bills. Got it, you took
a piece of gum, you stole baby formula, you did whatever.
Speaker 7: But you're rapping a liquor store and all of a
sudden're getting a periods.
Speaker 3: But it's most of the people have had a prior
of someone like possession of a gun or something, and
he's going at least a twenty four to forty eight
hour cool off period. And these guys were crime right
after crime. The kids in the cars, I mean, we
heard about the twelve year old or thirteen when at
Montconnery's at one time from Sheriff Baxter telling us that
the kid was picked up thirteen times, thirteen times involved
in some KIA incident. Thought, I thought that was the
number twelve or thirteen.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, so you're right.
Speaker 3: These things are crazy and it's dangerous. The kid's gonna
get killed. What do we what are you doing?
Speaker 5: I don't know, because we have a democratic mayor. I'm sorry, no,
I'm sorry. Let me take the governor.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, and Senate and everything. I I wish
that there was a little bit more. I even feel
like some of those have a little more common sense. Well,
I don't know why this has gone this way because
there's been three changes to the law, obviously not effective,
but changes. So it's not as though they can't do something.
That's the part that is.
Speaker 4: Well, you you've got kids. I've got kids. You've got kids.
Where do you stand on holding the parents responsible?
Speaker 3: I agree there are states that that I thought did
I don't know where they are.
Speaker 5: I thought these kids don't even can't even find their parents.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, I thought Mombrino said on some of them,
they were like, the parents are going to please hold
the kid. We can't control the kid anymore. It's going
to kill somebody or so, you know, we don't want
that on our conscious conscience. You imagine being ninety two
years old. You made it to ninety two, and this
is how it ends by some fucking punk. Yeah that's
what I'm saying, like, hey, this is how it ends.
You know what. They just had the oldest person in
the world, one hundred and seventeen years old. It's like,
I don't know, man. Well, Bill Hicks used to say,
instead of having stunt people who's a comic. They should
take They should go to the old age home and
get those people and put them in the car and
let them. What are they gonna do anymore? They're not
even living, but.
Speaker 4: He's ninety two, living fast to the furious at six
and a half miles an hour.
Speaker 3: No no, no, no, no, you put him in there and
you have somebody else. I don't know whatever it was,
it was a silly joke. It's the thing, all right,
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Speaker 17: A babyfond berky, she's been telling me on nine Long
Brust Lise go Some's five work?
Speaker 1: Do I work?
Speaker 3: So hotbird? Pro? Was it the country song of summer
or the song of Summer? I don't know if that
or Espresso? I don't know. It plays on all pop
stations too, so this does. Yeah, it's like the bold
you hear it? I mean everybody like dives in there.
It's like, well, do.
Speaker 6: You remember the song from like, oh man, maybe early
two thousands called Tipsy?
Speaker 3: Yes, this is the exact same words I saw.
Speaker 6: I saw a video breaking it down the other day.
Speaker 3: Wow. And there's no lawsuit or I don't know.
Speaker 6: He may have gotten permission, Yeah, but yeah, I guess
just about it. Little is exactly the same. He did
a mashup of it and it was amazing. He played
him side by side and it was like he's like,
you wonder why this sounded familiar and you like the
beat of it.
Speaker 3: Pull up, let's go. It's tip It's called Tipsy from
breaking it Down. She don't need.
Speaker 5: Boom Taylor got sue it for that.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, it's so okay. So was it? Jaquany said
fourteen years ago? This is Let's just see if this
is it, because it says it's fourteen years ago. It
was uh and let me see where I put here
it is, it says Jaquon Tipsy official video. Let's just
see we just heard that or is it Chaboozie? Chaboozie
is the new one. He's a new one, so ja kwan.
They're saying, look.
Speaker 4: Like Jaquon is called Tipsy, this one's called a bar
song parentheses tipsy.
Speaker 18: Yeah, yeah, yeah, true, steppy true step yeah yeah yeah
true step true step one.
Speaker 19: He comes to two to the three to the floor.
Speaker 3: Everybody, y'all go to this an Maybe girl asked you
to go.
Speaker 11: Let she want more like she a group and I
ain't even no tour. Maybe because she heard that that
rhyme hard core. Maybe because she heard that of the
store by the mother night. Then the swore if now
I gotta move on to the next floor.
Speaker 19: Then comes the three to the two to the one.
Speaker 3: My baby born berkey. She's telling me, I thought there
was a part where he went there's two to the
three to the four. Les go something.
Speaker 8: Wrong everybody in the club, and tip everybody in the
club in tick work everybody in the club.
Speaker 1: Tip wark.
Speaker 3: There you go. Let them bring another ound.
Speaker 17: We need anymore stepping on the type. She don't need
to dance floy.
Speaker 3: Is, Oh my God, for me, but I would. I
wonder if people don't know it. Don't she hate the guy?
Speaker 11: She got the kid, but she got her tools high
maybe twenty one.
Speaker 3: Girl, that's so high.
Speaker 19: I want to do it for coming with them.
Speaker 11: Fast and so baby cannot get them super size they
come there.
Speaker 19: She started feeling how much the.
Speaker 3: White at the blue I have to see them. Somebody
probably did a better.
Speaker 17: Since I ain't change your poor ship till my mind
for get go the trunks they were gonna do.
Speaker 5: Okay, I don't listen. I don't listen to radio, so
I don't know any of this new music. I gotta
get serious X.
Speaker 3: I do like serious. Ex. I always look at like
I'll just because I'm curious as to what's popular. And
then I know you like country and I know you do,
but you're not sta He always knows, well, you're in
the bar, You're everything. Yeah, you do. All right, let
me see, I'm gonna pull this up. Let's see if
I can get my I mean.
Speaker 5: Next, I'm as cheap. I'm looking at it right now.
I might as well get at And.
Speaker 3: If you talk to them, they'll give it cheaper. Yeah,
they do. You you didn't get the car, apartment. You
didn't get it with your car.
Speaker 17: You tell them, bringing another round, Steven, Except she don't
need a dance floor.
Speaker 8: Everybody floor.
Speaker 3: Like she want b like she group.
Speaker 11: Me and I ain't even know too because she heard
that rhyd more cool. Maybe because she heard that the
store up by the night this, yeah, just if Now
I got to move on to.
Speaker 3: The next floor.
Speaker 19: Three to do one boy tripping you on? I got
Nick come out.
Speaker 3: We do this for fun. We got one stige. You
run down in.
Speaker 19: The back getting humor my mind right, she going, But.
Speaker 3: I can't know what that done now he's kind of
both mashed up.
Speaker 20: She give it back now.
Speaker 6: You don't get everybody, she says, club instead of the
bar neverybody in the club.
Speaker 3: I wonder if it was owned by a record that's
really I don't know.
Speaker 6: It was a really popular song back, yeah, Oh what
it's funny because now like that one says, it's like
the millennials are like, oh the guy copyed Schaboozie.
Speaker 3: And then it's like another songs from twenty years that's funny.
That is funny.
Speaker 4: Actually the songwriters are listed as as the same between
the two songs. Probably okay, except the j Kwan has
an uncredited songwriter.
Speaker 3: Okay, Brian May, No, yeah, really, no fucking way. Brian
May from Queen from Queen, look at that?
Speaker 15: All right?
Speaker 3: Very good? Well, Brian May from Queen. It's like a
brilliant dude. Isn't he an astrophysicist or something. Yeah, he's
like really out there Sheldon, but can play guitar. You
guys all know what you're talking about, Like, who the
fuck is Brian Good? See? I love when people admit it, honestly. Yeah,
he actually left the Jay Kuan's car and he is?
He a bass player? I actually don't know, maybe guitar players.
Speaker 5: One of the most underrated parists. He's amazing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, had the same hairstyle forever.
Speaker 5: The guy who put him in the movie. Yeah he
looks he looks more like Brian May than Brian Mean,
yeah he did. He does fantastic.
Speaker 3: It's funny because I thought I saw them side by
side and something that you're right, he does.
Speaker 4: They were they were big into that movie. They were
deep into that movie with the people because they wanted
to make sure the story was accurate.
Speaker 3: Out of all the biopics that came out, that may
have been the best. The Elton John one, John, I
didn't really see it. The Elvis one was okay.
Speaker 5: I didn't like that.
Speaker 3: He didn't know. And they're doing one now, I thought,
I saw, God, who'd I just see? They were doing
one on another on a band and I think that
are still around. I don't know. I'd have to go
back and look, but that's the only one I can
think of that did really, really well, to the point
where a queen became popular with like high school kids again.
But it was a great movie though. It was a
great ending.
Speaker 5: Was the best ending ever.
Speaker 7: I mean it was the greatest ending because they did,
you know, they did the whole Live eight thing. If
they didn't do Live Aid, they would have just been
another another band with a couple of heads.
Speaker 3: Do you think?
Speaker 16: So?
Speaker 3: Yeah they were gone? They were? They were because I go,
oh they were Yeah, Yeah, they were they were kind
of doing different things, and he had aids. At the time,
Queen was still the guy.
Speaker 5: The guys are still the guther. He wasn't so no
music was.
Speaker 3: Being made right, so it.
Speaker 5: Was kind of they were kind of like losing the
leg legacy. But they went on and did that, and.
Speaker 3: It was like and then since then they had Paul
Rodgers sing with him, and then they had Who's the Kid,
Madam Lambert? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Interesting and well the last one was the weird l
One And then it looks like this one coming out
for Amy Winehouse.
Speaker 5: Watching that the begs.
Speaker 3: That could be interesting.
Speaker 5: Who's playing man? Who's playing I gotta flick that up?
I want to playing Barry?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know. Jimmy Fallon could be.
Speaker 5: Do you ever see the do you ever see the skets?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 5: Amazing they are.
Speaker 3: He does a great job, does a really great job.
Uh ceedee Lamb summer standoff done?
Speaker 6: Shocker?
Speaker 3: Did he get the money that he should? Sure did.
Speaker 5: That's what he said was gonna happen, because I told
you it was what happened on you.
Speaker 3: They're not gonna like, who's gonna play Berry Gibb who
was playing Barry Gibb Bradley Cooper. Yeah, I like that
all right, Okay, Okay, I could see it. He's he's talented.
Speaker 4: I thought I didn't think Mark was a Bradley Cooper guy.
Speaker 5: I loved The Start. I love the Start was born.
I thought he was.
Speaker 3: He was really good. And he directed that too, didn't he.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean he learned how to He actually learned
how to sing from the the part, so that's probably
why he got this part.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'll be interested to see that story.
Speaker 6: How do you teach something like that, like don't you
have it?
Speaker 3: Or don't have it?
Speaker 6: Did he have a good voice but just didn't know
how to sing? It's a great question, because I think
you give me out of lessons in the world. I
still suck it saying, well, maybe not, maybe underest yourself.
Speaker 3: Maybe it's there because there are breathing technis singers and
I know nothing to that. But I always thought the
same thing because I can't sing, for ship, I'm such
a better singer Trader nine beer. I will never ever
go to karaoke and say I hate it because I
can't do it. I don't mind watching other people, right,
you know, but better than Joe Bricato. I don't know that.
Everybody started Joe Ricado.
Speaker 6: I wonder I'm gonna ask. I'm gonna ask Tina. She
like years ago, Tina said that she could give me
lessons and make me sing good. I said, there's no possibility.
Speaker 3: Why don't we do this the whole thing and have
a whole progression going through terrible and then have the
debut and you that would be the best. That would
be the best. That would be I mean, I disagree
with you on that one. This City Lamb deal sounds
one hundred million guaranteed. It's not bad.
Speaker 6: It's a four year extension, so he's already got a
year left, so it's five years, right. Yeah, he gets
his money, they get to spread it out. They give
him a forty million dollars signing bonus. So this year's
hit is not gonna be that bad. They haven't come
up with what it exactly is. It's not thirty four million,
and they can walk after four years or three years?
Speaker 3: Actually, yeah, I guess, so what is an average annual average?
Thirty four?
Speaker 6: Yeah, but because he got forty up front, that will
drop the cap hit and then the first three years,
the first year he's still got his rookie deal and
they'll have three years after that.
Speaker 3: Then after that third year, so his fourth year.
Speaker 6: Technically in this new contract, they could let him go
and not have anything hurt them, as long as they
don't push the money out in restructure, which the Cowboys
always do.
Speaker 3: So Yeah, so he's right there with Justin Jefferson within
a million.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and he doesn't deserve to be paid more than
Justin Jefferson is the best wide receiver football and it's
not even close.
Speaker 3: Yeah. That Wide Receivers documentary was Yeah, I mean, man,
you saw that guy. He's phenomenal. He is. He can
stay healthy. His problem is he can't stay healthy. The
kid who's the kid from the rate I'm gonna get
his name wrong for the Lions that's in that too.
I'm st ron Amaran Saint John, Yeah.
Speaker 4: Almost brought. They had a funkal guy for him. I
was one of the places he saw and.
Speaker 3: I think he just got thirty million, right? Was that?
What is is that what he got? Yeah? Okay, all right, Yeah.
Speaker 6: I mean DeVante Adams all of a sudden looking like
a stud, you know, at twenty eight million, everybody was
you know, shipping their pants when he signed that deal.
The Raiders got a great deal right now.
Speaker 3: It's because Gardner Minsher can actually throw the ball.
Speaker 6: Well, I don't know if we'll see I think Gardner
Minsh would be the Cowboys quarterback next year.
Speaker 3: Storry about it, all right? Can we bring up this
coach prime thing? Are you familiar with this story? I'm
not here about it all right? So, uh, Dion Sanders
and it's not really Sanders, it must be Sanders. I
can't say that the school has is not going to
take any more questions from a reporter for the Denver Post.
Sean Keeler I believe is his name, and I'm thinking
you did this guy the greatest service in the world.
But they were saying that it was personal attacks on
the team and more not just the team, but personal
attacks on Dean Sanders, calling him in articles a false prophet.
I think they were alluding to. And see, most of
the people don't really know. As they said on your
favorite channel this morning, Mark ESPN, a lot of holes
in the story. What has Greenberger said that?
Speaker 5: And I think you, like anybody likes joun Shaneen I
like on ESPN.
Speaker 3: But according to this he used the phrase his false prophet,
uh deposition deta Dion Planet Prime Bruce Lee of BS.
They sound funny to me, Dion kool Aid, and people
are saying that's a personal text. So they're not allowing
this guy to answer any questions. He's always on the attack,
and I guess Dion didn't directly talk about it, but.
Speaker 4: It's dmbing butter because he sucks as a coach. He's
not that great at this point.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I keep seeing so I see different talking heads
talk about that he was four and oh and what
to a team that no wins the year before they
were Joe, they were eleven to one.
Speaker 6: I think the first see, well his team, yeah, Colorado,
No Colorado last year was.
Speaker 3: Four four eight one. They went one and when one
game and you were four, oh and you're talking national
championship and then you lose.
Speaker 6: He wasn't the ESPN was he wasn't saying anything about
national champion He said, we.
Speaker 3: Have a long way to go.
Speaker 6: But the media, again like everything else, takes it and
just runs with it.
Speaker 3: Yeah. A series of sustained personal attacks on the football
program and specifically coach Prime Sanders did not uh let's
see has always on the attack. He declined to take
questions from him then, and also wouldn't take questions from
him a local CBS reporter, uh either, because he said
CBS has done something foul. I mean in a way, right,
you don't want to, I guess you can talk.
Speaker 6: I would like to know what the guy said about Deon.
If he's got facts, then you got nothing to say.
Shut the fuck up. If the guy is wrong, then yes,
I wouldn't let him do it. But you're gonna do
it because, like he said, Dion's butter.
Speaker 4: No, it's an opinion story. My opinion of Diana.
Speaker 3: He's a sty coote right, well, your opinions. He's a
good coach.
Speaker 6: But I think Jerry Jones right now now does he
care what I think? No, he doesn't give a shit.
If I want to walk in the locker room and
ask questions right now, I can't get back.
Speaker 3: So but here's the thing that I'm thinking that if
you you got to sell now articles for the newspaper,
who's reading them even online? Who was reading them for
for the most part. So if I see somebody calling
him a false prophet and Planet Prime and Bruce Lee
of bs, I'm laughing and I want to read it.
You've got to do something for That's what I'm saying.
I feel like this guy's just going for clicks and
Dion had enough.
Speaker 6: But now if I'm that guy, yeah, I dissect everything
he says, and I break down every lie he says
in my articles.
Speaker 3: From now on. I bet I ask questions.
Speaker 6: So now I'm gonna fucking pull you apart.
Speaker 3: I bet you this guy does exactly that, and I
bet he gets a lot of people reading this stuff
because of this, so it may be the best.
Speaker 6: I think he's way too flamboyant, but he is a
great coach.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't. I can't tell. I mean, he did
a great job in that, but he came into a
program that was decimated. I would assume both of them, right, yeah,
and he built the one up in the historically black
college program. And then it comes over here. Uh yeah.
People are just saying, when you start to attack personally,
I'm gonna I'm not gonna answer your questions. And he
keeps saying I can handle questions about the program, questions
about are my players ready? Are they playing hard enough?
He goes, all that stuff is fair. You know, are
we coaching the right way? He goes Those questions are
are fair, but when you start coming. They were saying
on ESPN that they were attacking his faith, which I thought,
if that's the case, I get it, but it cares
I didn't get him. But he's right there.
Speaker 6: You don't ask team questions, ask anything football related. Yes,
don't ask me how I feel about God or anything else,
just because he says God bless everything else.
Speaker 3: That they were saying that he was attacking his faith.
So he's like, look, I don't want to answer questions
from you.
Speaker 5: He's a snowflake raider. That's what they are. They're all snowfakes.
They doll fucking they can't write a real article.
Speaker 3: Oh snowflake writer, I thought you said a snowflake raider,
and I'm going, wait a second, I don't think Dan
never played for the Raiders. I'm tired. I didn't hear you.
I'm sorry, No, it could be. I mean I think
the I think you're also going for the clicks and
you're trying to make a name for yourself. You know
you ran up against the wrong guy.
Speaker 5: Take a name for yourself. Fucking And I don't know
he might not be lying talking about his faith. I mean,
what what is it?
Speaker 3: This is the thing is I can't find that. I
heard that this morning on ESPN, so I can't. But
I can't find.
Speaker 7: They're attacking him personally. Come on, if you want to
attack it like you guys said, I.
Speaker 3: Mean, it's just it's it's ridiculous though. That makes me
laugh pretty hard. He's the Bruce Lee of BS. That's
fucking awesome because he is. He's great. Yeah, and he
talks a lot of stuff and he comes out very positive.
And so when the team didn't match up on certain
certain things, there were games where they really got blown out,
and I thought his kid got pretty hurt. Didn't he know?
It was the receiver. The receiver he plays both.
Speaker 5: I want to see this douche cookie right now. Article
do what Deon's doing. Come on, motherfucker.
Speaker 3: You know you want to.
Speaker 5: You don't stand up. You know, if you think you're
so good, you do it.
Speaker 6: But he's not even talking about his football. He's talking
about his personal life. So that's what's it doesn't make
any sense. That's the part that they're saying, you could
tear him a part about his football coaching all day long.
Speaker 3: That's and he says, he goes, look, man, I've had
people shipping on me all my career. He's in different things,
right and then, but we do know when he went
after Tim McCarver with the water that was still one
of my favorite moments that he can go back and line.
Thanks to YouTube, you can time travel back and watch
all that stuff. But there there it is so college football.
I think their first game is on ESPN and I
think it's Saturday night at eight o'clock on ESPN with
against North Dakota. Your kid at college. Tell me about
the board that the parents can comment on. Do they
have this for Kentucky? Maybe you may not know there's
a board that Facebook parents. It's pretty positive today. First
day class, Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: The line for pickup for Starbucks at nine o'clock in
the morning the first time would be ready to be new.
Speaker 3: What is my kid gonna do? He needs his coffee
or baby to get up earlier.
Speaker 6: Right, or just call out your fucking Starbucks.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I was shocked when I when you were sharing these.
We didn't get Starbucks got a meal plan in my college? Yeah, dining,
they don't.
Speaker 6: They don't in Kentucky. Either it's not on a meal plan.
They pay cash for it.
Speaker 4: They have that's it's part of their dining card here.
I know RIT does a lot of stuff around town too,
like BG.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, they got the cards, the bucks or what they.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they can go do that r T box. Yeah,
but what parent is getting it? What the fuck are
you doing? I find this like I didn't think. I
didn't think, but it's like crack, I gotta have.
Speaker 4: It drives me because.
Speaker 3: Last year there was a bunch of ship on there,
like this is what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: And we saw we saw where the guy hit the
dorm last year too on moving day.
Speaker 3: Oh or the guy backed into the door.
Speaker 4: You can see the marks on the wall still and
it wasn't back then he pulled into it.
Speaker 3: Well. At Fisher once, we uh we took a piece
of cheese and stuck it on an electrical box and
it stayed there for two years, like throughout the summer
and everything. They never took it down, and we wrote
on it, we named it some kids cheese and it
was still there. Wow, we were just talking about it.
I was like, holy craft, that's right. Lasted two years
through the summer, they never cleaned it off. I was.
Speaker 6: I was blown away at the at the process of
the check in and to move in, like, I don't
know how it is made.
Speaker 3: This is where it is everywhere. But we literally pulled up.
Speaker 6: They have volunteers to bring out all these big as.
Speaker 3: They did call your car in like three minutes, and we.
Speaker 6: Put that stuff in and they took it upstairs.
Speaker 3: That was it.
Speaker 6: It was done, and I pulled the car out and
I was like, that's it.
Speaker 4: How long did you have to wait to get to
that point?
Speaker 3: Though didn't I'll see.
Speaker 4: Last year was a ship show because we ate again
because somebody hit the building and they couldn't get people
through there. But I think we sat in the parking
lot of the arena for about five hours waiting to
get through.
Speaker 3: This year, we pulled in.
Speaker 6: I didn't like, well, they have a set time for
each each wing.
Speaker 4: You know, it's like, we're not going to the We're not.
Speaker 3: Your time is like ten forty five.
Speaker 6: Even though hers was one thirty. I think we went
over like ten to one and by twenty after one
I was I parked the car and I had already
walked back.
Speaker 3: Holy crap was that is? And it's all student volunteers. Yeah, yeah,
it was a great way to meet the new chicks
coming in. What it is? I skipped the hill.
Speaker 4: It right, I went right to the DORMM Like, I'm not,
I'm not playing that game.
Speaker 3: No, right to the dorm. We got it. You have
to go through and find some of the funniest shit
written on there, because I can't imagine parents being that
involved your kids at college.
Speaker 4: Well, there were one a couple weeks ago there a
bit because some kids, somebody's kid made the Dean's list
and all they got was a certificate?
Speaker 3: What do you want? We're supposed to get? That's the
way these That's the way it is these days. Do
you want to know? While? But is it the parents?
Speaker 5: Yes, you understand.
Speaker 3: I don't because I forget how old I am, well.
Speaker 5: Working in school with free working in school, it's starting already,
so I can only the helic college.
Speaker 3: I'm just like, you know what? But where were they
when we grew up? They were weren't.
Speaker 4: But the thing is, my kid, I go, you're nineteen,
You fuck up? But hang on a second, I'll defend you.
But here's what I don't get.
Speaker 3: Is where did they come from because my parents, I
mean my mother listened to the podcast they did with
neighbors and she wrote me, uh a text message going
I cared then, Yes I did. I did care then
because I said I was like a feral child and
nobody cared. And she's like, and I care now. And
it wasn't that you didn't care. It was just like
we didn't have all this communication. You couldn't track me
where I was. You had no idea. But at the
same time, you weren't up in my coach's face bitching
about whatever playing time or why was I getting this
homework or whatever? But they had my back.
Speaker 4: I care about my kids, I absolutely do, but I
also want them to grow up and be able to
be independent members of society. And they skin your knee
learning to skin your knee, fuck up your fuck out. Yeah,
we'll figure it out if we have to deal with it.
We have to deal with it, right, But how are
you gonna learn if daddy's just there fixing it forever?
Speaker 21: Right?
Speaker 3: But I don't remember, Like, so, when I hear this stuff,
it sounds weird to me. It sounds like the story
about somebody putting a KIDDI litterle box, So kids who
identify as furries can go and ship in a box.
And I'm like, there's no way that kid's gonna find out.
But my thing is like, there's no way you couldn't
have it, because I'm going to tell you why, Because me,
I would have taken that ship. I would have wrapped
it up and then fucking flung it down the hallway.
Would have been ship bombs for real. I would have
found that to be the funniest thing.
Speaker 4: Well, last year, Tyler wasn't on the hockey team. He
wasn't getting a ton of playing time. Yeah, it's like, Dad,
can you can you do?
Speaker 3: No? I can't. You're a big boy. You pull the
coach aside after practice. Don't do it before a game.
Don't do before practice.
Speaker 4: Pull the coach aside and say, hey, what do I
need to do to get to get better to get
more playing time? Right, don't put it on here, don't
put it on the coach. What are you gonna do
to give me more playing time?
Speaker 5: Yeah, nobody holds these kids. That's why, that's why all
this stuff happens. That's when nobody's held responsible. I'm gonna
tell you what.
Speaker 3: Or even in like I mean, I know when we
look at the city, right, and and and that brings
up the ninety two year old guy. Absolutely all right,
we got fourteen year old kids riding around like I
got a fourteen year old kid. There would be no way,
Like if that happened, I'd be out of my mind.
Speaker 5: Uh are you gonna run?
Speaker 7: Would you ever run in go into a school and
yelled the teacher if he had a problem with the teacher?
Speaker 5: No, No, of course you wouldn't. But most people will.
Speaker 7: That's the way these people think that these parents don't
forget these parents are younger.
Speaker 3: This is what I'm wondering, is like, when did it happen?
Where did it happen? Because some of them could be
siblings of people our age. There are like there's a
ten year age gap between my god, my oldest and
my youngest, right, so that would it's the generation of
the parents that are my age now, right, Okay, yep, right?
And what is that?
Speaker 4: Because they were cold, they were coded a little bit.
Speaker 3: How old are you? I'm forty seven.
Speaker 5: See, I don't even think. I don't even think maybe
a little younger.
Speaker 3: Yeah, younger than that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, A lot of parents are you know, are are younger.
Speaker 4: But when I talk to those people, like, I'm protective
of my kids absolutely, but I also.
Speaker 3: You know they do wrong too, And I go, you're
not innocent.
Speaker 4: If you're going to screw up, screw up, but don't
kill somebody. Don't get a check pregnant.
Speaker 5: In the beginning of last year, that's two solid answers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, right, I know. My old man used to go,
I'm not trying to ruin your good time because you
would provide me from just trying to keep you alive. Right,
And now it's a difference I I. I mean, look,
clearly it's happening, right, you're seeing it on the Quidipiac board.
I got it, but it seems weird to me.
Speaker 5: I used to I for the beginning of the year
last year, I was I was in attended on the
bus and we took the I had the bus of them.
Speaker 20: Uh.
Speaker 5: They went to a Christian school, and you know, they
were all good kids, all good kids, and you were
talking to them, and you know, I said, it's.
Speaker 7: Nice to have, you know, good kids that are respectful,
and they said, well, if we're not, we get it
from both ends, our parents and the school. So everybody
holds them responsible for their actions because you know, and
that's not that's not happening anymore.
Speaker 4: I was a good kid when I grew up, just
because I don't want to.
Speaker 3: Get my ass whooped. Me too, me too. I just didn't.
Speaker 4: I'm like, you know what, I could suck up and
get my ass beat by my father, I can.
Speaker 3: I just took it underground as far as I could.
They would never know.
Speaker 6: They glad that was that way, because you know, otherwise
I'd be a piece of ship, probably this to this day.
Speaker 20: No.
Speaker 3: Yeah, everybody matures at some point. Most of the time,
the kids that were the most trouble were the smarter ones.
They may not have done as well in the classroom,
but they were smarter for a couple of days. And
hang out. I'll show you some people that have never
grown up. Right, We're looking at one and he's the
sat next to these. That's funny, all right, we'll take
a uh, we'll take him away. I just surprises this
ship out of me, like when I heard that on
the Quinnipiact thing. And you brought shit up last year.
They complained about everything.
Speaker 4: They were complaining about the raffle for for dorm rooms,
the numbers.
Speaker 3: My son got a low number. What does that mean?
I mean kids gonna get a shitty dorm? What do
you want? Yeah? Right, well I pay all the Yeah,
it's a lottery. Yeah I get that. I get I
don't know. Well, pisses me off. It should because I
see it. Well, it makes it harder. And the thing is,
it makes it harder to do the job right. And
there's rules, and you know, you can meet and have
conversations with the parent, but it's the yelling, and it's
the demanding, and it's the That's the thing is that these.
Speaker 4: People don't just stop it going on Facebook.
Speaker 3: These are people that are emailing the dean of the school, well,
president of the school, like that's the book I want
to read. This is ridiculous, it's Starbucks. It's such a
personal book from me. You'll hear.
Speaker 6: It's hard to find good help. Nobody's a decent person anymore.
So we find one out of five is great. But
those are the four. What the hell happened in the
last twenty years of their life? Because they obviously didn't grow.
Speaker 3: Up at all. Mommy, daddy, pitt other bills, right.
Speaker 6: So they haven't had to do anything they've had. Somebody
caught on the whole time, somebody talk to their parents
or their teachers, their bosses. Now they get twenty five
years old and they don't know how to live.
Speaker 3: Interesting, that is no. But I mean what you're saying,
what you're seeing right on the front line, is yeah,
that's interesting.
Speaker 4: But I'm like you. I'm like you, we're not going
to let our kids fail. No, but we're not going
to let them skate through it. You you're going to fail.
Speaker 3: You're gonna fail, but you're going to figure it out.
Speaker 5: Kids are not the bosses, and that's what's happening. The
kids are the bosses.
Speaker 3: I say, on here a lot, and then we'll see
if I can do it right, because I haven't had
to do it for five years. But you know, you're
the parent. If you wanted to kid off social media,
you can take the phone. You have to have a
backbone right, and then it'll be ugly. But just that's it.
That's the way it is, and that I think that's
part of it. I think it's just easier not.
Speaker 4: To It all started with not disciplining your people just
don't want to discipline their kids.
Speaker 5: I can tell you I can tell your stories that I
can't stand on the air.
Speaker 3: The spankings were like, that's gone away.
Speaker 5: Right, you can't.
Speaker 3: You can barely yell at them.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well you can hit your kids. Yeah, we were
told by Deputy Hurly you can hit your kids. You
just gotta be careful. But you can't leave marks.
Speaker 3: You gotta be smarter. Christ The Dagoski Twins came in
one day with I'll never forget this. There were these kids,
the Dagoski twins. They were like they were I used
to make all the Polish jokes in third fourth grade
at them. But they came in one day. They were
wrestling with their dad and one of them hurt. Their
dad allegedly still had his handprint on his face. Third grade. Still,
I remember I remember looking at and guess what. The
school did nothing. Now, I think now you'd have to
be a mandatory reporter to say, yeah, that potentially could be.
I mean that that's pretty bad if you're walking around
the next because I remember going it was Michael and
John Degosky, and I remember going to Michael and John's.
The guy we were wrestling with our dad last night
and he heard him. Dad got pissed But that's the
problem too, is it's still there back.
Speaker 4: That's like caseworkers have all heard, Oh, we were just
screwing around nine ten times. Yeah, that was just screwing
around with the sun. But there's that one out of
ten where the guy's just beating the shed.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you don't want that. You definitely don't want that.
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talking to my brother and he goes, yeah. He goes,
have you talked to dad? And I said, yeah, did
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what I said? No, he goes. When I was driving
up to see him, I said to my wife, I'm
going to go by myself, and the first thing is
going to tell me is how fat I got. And
I got no, he never said it to me. And
he goes, but sure enough, how right there? Wow, you
put on a lot of weight. And I go, that's
how we were raised. Dude. It's just like he didn't
fuck around because you kind of knew you didn't want
to get called on it, right. I guess like my brother,
I guess there was always I didn't realize the competition.
I maybe I didn't pay attention. My brother rode his
bicycle from Seattle to Virginia, like he took him three months.
He did it. There's all kinds of hostels and things
you can say at and my father at one point
may or may not have had to ride a bicycle
instead of drive a car. And uh, my brother's like, yeah,
I went four thousands of miles. My father goes, well,
you know what I did four thy fifty five miles
and I had to ride my bike, and He's like,
everything was always a competition, one up, always.
Speaker 17: The one up.
Speaker 3: And I kind of in a way, I go, I
kind of like that. And I thought, I don't know
what I ever did that to my kids, But I man,
I remember that one one of my boys. I lectured constantly.
I mean I was up his ass all the time,
always giving them hit. And now he's getting the master's degree.
So it worked. Yeah, but I don't know, well yeah,
I don't know if I don't know if it worked
or not. I'll just say this, Both my older guys
are doing what they said their dreams are right. Jackson said,
my dream is to go to New York City. The
things were didn't work out. At the first restaurant, he
was a little I go, buddy, you already did it.
You're here, you're there, And now he's gonna he found
a job at a restaurant in Times Square. I go,
they turned the tables over quick. You'll get a lot
of tips, you know, right, you just just keep you
did your job. I guess you were present. You did
your job, mm hmm. Your lips. I don't know if
everybody else in the creation of these guys, you assisted
in doing your job. I'm not sure about that. But
before before I get some hate text, I just move along.
Speaker 4: Sorry, missus Moran a phone call.
Speaker 3: That'll be the end of that, all right. Kevin's got
another game of theme that tune. You get a point
for the title of the song, point for the artist,
five points for the theme. I lose every time Mark's
been winning and Matt's been. You won the last game,
but because I got that birthday you were here, were
I wouldn't ask him.
Speaker 4: He won the last because he beat the Nolsa and
Laura the most weren't here that we had in our game.
Speaker 3: That's the last time we played with with him on
his birthday.
Speaker 5: Oh I obviously wasn't here.
Speaker 3: You were here, Well that doesn't count. On it doesn't
count then, all right, here we go. Let's see what
we got.
Speaker 17: You all.
Speaker 6: My father, the one.
Speaker 3: Dez. I believe when I say I wanted that way.
Speaker 24: But having.
Speaker 3: Something beautiful, stranger it could be good for I had
to taste of the danger.
Speaker 13: If my mom.
Speaker 17: Wow wow.
Speaker 3: Wow wow wow Boys death battle rough.
Speaker 11: No, none of this, it's gunningness Ruther running this stuffing
those soldier.
Speaker 3: Mom, it's like I told you any damn what I
have said this?
Speaker 14: Hi, my name is what, my shame is, My shame
is lame, Sady, my name is, my shame is, my
shame is, my name is what.
Speaker 3: I'm sure.
Speaker 23: You got that something?
Speaker 10: What can I do?
Speaker 8: Me?
Speaker 3: So mats club days? But I can't no? Was it? Well,
it's some that could be a clue. That's what I'm thinking.
I gotta roll me at the shop. Is toul in
the ship?
Speaker 22: She was looking kind of dumb with her finger and
her thumb in the shape of it.
Speaker 3: Now on her give me the one that wins.
Speaker 22: Well TheStart comment and they don't stand number two to
the rules, the ground running, and it makes let's go.
Speaker 3: All the way through, all the way through, playing again
when we got through one more, Jesus, it's.
Speaker 13: A superstitious my cats and blue dolls, my bill.
Speaker 3: I actually am very proud of myself, and I think
I got one. I completely whipped on another back to
the top. Well, let him hear no, can you play
number two for him?
Speaker 10: Even though it's cheating, cheating, it's cheating, cheating, Jesus CHRISTI was.
Speaker 3: Fucking smoking, Okay, you quite so wrong. But okay, the
song was written by Richard Marx. It's in sync. I
want it that way.
Speaker 4: No, it may have been written by Richard Marks, but
it's not in sync.
Speaker 3: It that three boys, you bitch is telling me more?
Speaker 16: Though?
Speaker 3: Is that the name of the song I want? I
want it that way? God damn it. One point. No,
I think Richard Marx wrote an in sync song. I
don't think he wrote that one. That was all right?
Speaker 16: I was.
Speaker 3: I was way wrong. It's quy wrong. That was aggressive.
I love it. I kind of like it. Madonna, it
was like an overhand point showings too. I'm gonna say
it was wrong, like the Ken Maiden Dumbo. Yeah, beautiful stranger,
it is beauty and you had to hear it twice
on the fucker what'd you have? I didn't do it.
Speaker 5: Madonna did first, and I'm just sittinger thinking I'm going.
Speaker 24: Obviously, Will Smith, you got it West the theme song
in the movie, right, I mean, I'm slim movie that's
my name is one.
Speaker 3: My name is my name, and my name is oh
come on no, no, no, my name is wait. Go ahead,
look it up. You're gonna argue with a guy who
played in the club. You're gonna argue with the guy
who played in the club, all right. I don't know
the name of this one, but it's Brittainy.
Speaker 6: It is britt I couldn't remember the name of it,
and I know it's Brittany.
Speaker 3: It's you Drive Me Crazy. Well, she's my favorite Britney
Spears song. She was right. Yeah, boy, poor Broad What
the fuck? Uh this one? I'm so embarrassed.
Speaker 5: Smash Mouth all Star?
Speaker 3: I thought it was smashing I wrote down all Star.
I did not. I could not come up with the
name of the band. I ain't nothing for that. We're
gonna get a fight here in a second. Watch this one. Yeah,
why this is easy? Right here? Santana Smooth with featuring
Rob Thomas. Ye, Satana did not have the name of this.
I saw you write down, just Rob Thomas. I was
gonna I did Santana. I did it first. I did Yeah, No,
I just saw all I saw you right now was
Rob Thomas. You wrote it down, And here's my I
like Rob Thomas, and all my friends would made fun
of me. Thomas is great. I interviewed him when I
was on the Drive, like a one on one on
stage and it was great. I thought he was really impressed.
Lively love you to look you.
Speaker 6: Even I couldn't smell it, but any it was.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he is on the thing.
Speaker 3: I'm thinking that they were all songs that were in
the top ten this week August two thousand something. But
you're on the right track.
Speaker 5: These were all songs that I played when I was
when I was marketing director picks. Why all these songs
were played during that time?
Speaker 3: That's too deep, okay, with nobody cares for you.
Speaker 5: I'm just telling you that's where it is. Hey, why
don't you get.
Speaker 3: What I got them?
Speaker 11: All right?
Speaker 3: I didn't get them all right, like obviously not I didn't.
I got I love it, But you didn't miss as
bad as he did. Right with aggression, Let's say these
are songs that are turning twenty five four?
Speaker 11: All right?
Speaker 3: Does that makes sense? And exactly? All right? So they're
all I'm old, exactly what I just told you today.
I said, Wait, so this is all nineteen ninety nine?
Speaker 5: Nineteen ninety nine?
Speaker 3: Ye is that?
Speaker 4: Yeah, That's why I just said nineteen yea Beautiful Stranger
was in Austin Powers.
Speaker 3: That makes sense. I think I only got thirteen points.
Antanna came back. I only got nine. Did you win?
Speaker 10: Of course?
Speaker 3: I wait, wait, wait wait wait sec scorecard? How yeah,
I want you to check a scorecard and to go
back and do it. You're you know what you I
think you. You can't do math. You can't do simple math.
I can't just came up. My kid, keep scoring gold
right one, two.
Speaker 5: Three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, thirteen.
Hey one, I have a let's put up another one. See,
let's let's death.
Speaker 3: We're gonna have a little We're gonna have a uh,
we're going to overtime, a little overtime to see if
we can get an actual winner. Here we go. This
will be good.
Speaker 5: Things were easy for us because we weren't radio at
that time.
Speaker 3: Well, I didn't play Top forty, but I paid. Yeah,
I played all the but I I listened to all
that stuff. I was aware because I was out. I
was out at the restaurants. I was out of the
clubs and all that. Like you, That's where I think
you got to be on top of all this stuff.
You need to know what's being played. And you know,
Mark should pay attention because the kids of school. You
have something to talk to him about hard Remember that
some of the names of the songs I know, well
you had, there were so many. Yeah. Now DJ's company
is just on their laptop. It's like the easiest thing
in the world. You have that carry and you actually
had a mixed stuff together. Did you do vinyl too?
You did?
Speaker 6: Started with vinyl, They went to CD. Never did the
I did the laptop thing.
Speaker 3: It's just it does it for you.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it just beats per minute, snare, drum everything. You
don't have to do anything.
Speaker 3: Is it all software that does it? I don't know that. Wow. Yeah,
they don't mix anything. So there's not a real DJ. Okay,
all right, this is not gonna be in the theme.
It's just random song. I'm picking in the look random
song on the list. Here we go. You know it is?
You know why music is the world?
Speaker 20: Whead then itself the language all them thus day with
an equal usum naughty to sing there.
Speaker 3: Looks be called the record? Are we ready? You know song?
I know what Stevie Wonder.
Speaker 5: I know Stevie Wonder, don't know the song.
Speaker 3: I don't know the song said music is, but I
don't know it's a duke. I know Stevie Wonder.
Speaker 5: All right, we got a tie, okay, all right, here
we go one more, one more, well, all right, we
want to double overtime.
Speaker 3: You gotta have a winner, right. All the leaves are brown,
are brown, and the sky is great. I've been for
a long I know the song. I know the song.
I don't know, but that artist sounds like it's California dreaming.
It is California dreaming. And boy, I was gonna say, uh,
it's like a Green Day or it's not before then.
Speaker 6: Well before that was theighties, maybe seventies.
Speaker 3: Well it's not. It's not like the mom is in
the papas. This not that I was the obviously is
this the Beach Boys? It is the Beach Boy Wow.
Speaker 19: Wow.
Speaker 3: I would have never because I was thinking in my
head like it's somebody else. Yeah, I guess what I know.
Beach Boys said that.
Speaker 5: Song suck it pretty much, gave it to you a bill.
Speaker 3: All right, I should the way it's not Green Day.
Speaker 6: The way the way the song is, you know, that's
what I thought. That song was, Oh, you're just gonna
drop and do that. Yeah, and then it didn't do it.
Speaker 3: I was like, fuck, I have no clue. I love
what you're here. You know that You're just so funny,
so good. Lionel Richie. By the way, I just did
see another thing. There's maybe it's say you say me there,
it's another song. Richard Mark sang, backup, what's Richard? I
don't know. I did an interview with him once, and
I find the guy like super talented, guy's a doe,
And he is. And he's married to Daisy Fuentes, who
I used to think was really hot and married to
Cynthia Rhodes. No, he's married to Daisy f I was
married to Cynthia.
Speaker 1: You know she is.
Speaker 3: No, I don't.
Speaker 5: She was an actress and she was in the Rosanna
video for Total Yeah, No, I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't know her.
Speaker 10: She was in a.
Speaker 5: Staying Alive, the sequel to Fever.
Speaker 3: I always thought Daisy Fotas was kind of hot.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Jesus, we got we got John got Richard. That's
all on the bill's peglis.
Speaker 3: I know, yeah, what is it?
Speaker 5: Richard burks three different times?
Speaker 3: Well, because I thought he wrote that song. I know
he did. I knew he rate he made a lot
of money, and I thought it was an in sync song.
Maybe it was a backstreet point.
Speaker 6: He wrote, maybe you should fly to Vegas and go
to Barry Manilar.
Speaker 3: Told the PEG people he's too old. I'll hurt him.
You're you're taking the peggy not giving it. I don't
know that you're the bottom. That's lovely, very nice. Yeah,
I don't feel that. I can't be that. I gotta
have a little bit of control, some control.
Speaker 4: That's just the end of billing right there. That's how
it ends.
Speaker 3: That's it. By the way, I kept it on the
rails all weekend. I remembered everything start to finish really yeah.
A lot of drinking, but not nothing. Nothing too bad.
And Richard Mars wrote the in sync song this I
Promise you Ah. I knew, yeah, there was something that
he did. That's all. I made a lot of money
doing that. That's where that's where the money is. The music,
right is the writing right? So whoever wrote this song
for that, uh Kawan did and uh Shaboozie did again
many they dipped what fifteen years apart? Good for that twice?
Good for them. That's that's the way to make some money. Yes, sir,
I was gonna tell you.
Speaker 5: I was gonna tell you about my uh my hate
on Twitter. I used to fight with Scott Baio all
the time, but now that I'm supporting Trump, I'm teaming
up with Scott Bale and we rip apartment.
Speaker 3: Richard Marris, Richard Marx. I don't I don't go on
X a lot because it just gets everything on there
is just so. But but he does go off, literally
he goes really Hardcott ba.
Speaker 4: I downloaded that true social just for just for Kamala's
DNC acceptance speech, just to just to watch Trump ship show.
Speaker 3: It was, it was, it was fun. Yeah. I think
the new thing I wanted to try to do is
go on like when people are doing inspirational tiktoks and things,
and then go in the comments, like I heard about
one where there's a woman who's like really heavy, but
she's encouraging people. Hey, I'm gonna take you on my
weight loss journey. I'm doing this and there's like thousands
of comments fat. It's never reads it funny, man, I roared,
I would stop. You'd be in there putting pictures of
garbage plates and recipes.
Speaker 6: I lost one hundred pounds eating just this every day.
Speaker 3: It's it's like funny. It just is.
Speaker 7: But yeah, Scott Bao, I I haven't a big he's
a big, big, big, big right wing support of Trump.
Speaker 5: So when I I used to fight with him all
the time.
Speaker 7: You did, and Richard Marx is using the same thing
jokes I used to use, and even me.
Speaker 3: I just got to show you.
Speaker 5: It's pretty funny. He made the comment goes Jesus. Never
been said before.
Speaker 3: Oh how'd you get Scott Bao to unblow right away? Really?
Speaker 22: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Wait, he blocked you a couple of times.
Speaker 5: Wait Scott Bayo blocked you, Yeah, about two or three times.
Speaker 3: Hates Hillman. That's hilarious, that's really funny.
Speaker 5: He's very articulately. His points are made very well.
Speaker 3: I'm sure they are.
Speaker 5: Not that I agree with him, And yeah, I'm sure
douche Richard Marx really is.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'd have to go back some of the Richard marks.
Things went a little far. He used to blame him
for everything, Arnold's everything.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's funny that Bill finds comments funny on
Facebook and Twitter when it's not him laying on a
couch taking a nap.
Speaker 3: Well, I said a nap. I was fine with it.
I just said I looked like a fat piece of ship,
and that motivated me to actually go take walks and
get back to the gym. Maybe was motivation exactly.
Speaker 21: You won't see me under saying a couple of my
motivational journey. Oh too thin skin for that ship. That's tritty, funny. Yeah,
but I love that stuff.
Speaker 3: I don't know why.
Speaker 21: You know what?
Speaker 3: This is where I always go. I had to he
abused as a child, because I go, that's when I
think people like me. When they start ripping on me
like that.
Speaker 10: I feel good.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 6: The big thing on TikTok right now is to Cody
Ford and whatever her name is. The girlfriend. You know
Cody Ford, he used to play for the Bills. Begles
By cheated on her, yeah if they got engaged. So
he's with a new girl now. So they're all blasting
the girl. I'm like, why are you just off fucking
move on? This girl is a lot better looking anyways.
Oh man, yeah, Oh I get people rolling. I go,
she's ugly, anyways, you think she lost weight? Now the
new girl's much hotter. Oh, they get pissed.
Speaker 3: What did you find?
Speaker 5: I am going out Thursday night to Photo City.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be very busy city improv. Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 7: Cammy Klome who was on the voice, She's from Buffalo,
New York. Okay, and she does the Taylor Swift on tribute.
Speaker 3: Oh cool?
Speaker 5: Is Marianne going, Yes, Marianne's going.
Speaker 3: Oh so she's gonna take you to see the Tailor Swift.
You wouldn't take her. They just just want to make
sure that we got that clear. That's different than the
other Taylor Swift tribute band there is, Yeah, hacked places, Yeah,
they do.
Speaker 5: This is supposed to be a pretty big thing for.
Speaker 3: Hillman and his Lionel Richie shirt. Getting ready to see
the Taylor Swift tribute. For Matt, go out to BTV.
Get ready, baby, get your specials on, and get your
seat for all the football action over fifty TVs. For
Kevin who, Quinnipiac is his new crack where he reads
the Quinnipiac Facebook page. I'm Bill Moran and we'll see
you tomorrow.