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Speaker 3: Well, hello and welcome. Thank you for getting your pot on.
Thanks for telling a friend. That's how we spread the
word about the Pirate Ship. I am wearing my but
did You Die? Shirt from the Mac of All Trades
events and the Upside Down You TV. That's right from
last weekend. So I was gonna call that episode but
did You Die? And then all that shit happened to
Maplewood Park. I go, yeah, I think I call it
flipped instead. Yeah I didn't. I didn't want to, That's
all I'm saying. I get that people upset with Jeffrey
Rogers sometimes you gotta use a little discretion.
Speaker 4: Well, I remember once you and I were working together.
Speaker 5: Way there we go, and uh, what did I do?
Speaker 4: Is that what you did?
Speaker 3: You did? Did you?
Speaker 4: Almost?
Speaker 6: So?
Speaker 7: It was that Moral Day weekend where there was a
huge incident at Charlotte Beach which led to Rock at.
Speaker 4: The Beach one or two.
Speaker 7: And I was going to take a Sea Breeze commercial
and put like gunshots.
Speaker 4: In the background Sea Breeze, cub get your And I
told you I go should And you're like, and you pause,
I don't hear anything I did on the line.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Danny, Yeah, Danny, I you know what, I uh,
I'm actually worried that you would actually think that was
a good idea.
Speaker 4: I said, no, I'm asking. The fact that you had
to ask me that shows that I need to question
your judgment.
Speaker 3: I say this, what a dick. I'm like, Oh, it's funny.
I just I just knew, like you could never we
would get killed. Yeah, I I you never a sales guy.
Speaker 5: You're asked, well, the thing was still going.
Speaker 3: On, you'd be gone.
Speaker 4: But I was like half like kidding about it, like
I wouldn't really go through with that. That's why I
even asked.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but why would you ask if you didn't think
you were.
Speaker 4: Going to go through with it because I thought it
would make Tommy.
Speaker 3: Well, here's the thing is, like, you should have done
it and played it in Q. Go hang on a second.
I goes see if I got the right commercial up
and then play it in CUE. But make sure it
never goes over the air. That would have been that
would have been really funny. But yeah, you can't do that.
Speaker 4: Like I I know, I wouldn't do it now.
Speaker 3: I had so many times in radio where I fucked around.
I think there was one time, Uh, I thought it
would be fun because I thought the commercials were boring,
So I made a commercial for Browns strip beer yep,
and I played that like it was. It was farts
and all this stuff, and Oliver and I put it
in between the regular commercials. I had a sales guy
fucking flip out of them. Oh really, yeah, flip out
Kevin Regret at the time.
Speaker 4: Oh he was was he the boss?
Speaker 3: No, he was the sales sales guy. And he and
I got into a huge argument, like I fall back
because he wasn't anybody at that point, and I didn't
do a shit, and so I pushed back on one thing.
Speaker 7: I've always amirried about you always fight back? What you
always fight back?
Speaker 4: I do? Yeah, like you'll stand up, okay. Like I'm
more of a guy who's like, okay, I'm sorry. I
didn't mean to do that, didn't mean offend. I'm sorry.
Well you're like, well a few man, I had that
commercial somewhere at home. You perhaps right, beer have it somewhere,
Oh ship, we got it.
Speaker 3: It was probably terrible. It was all these It was
you and Kevin Gillen, Kevin Gillan and I did that.
Oh god, I don't remember. I just know that. Uh yeah,
because which how funny? Not funny? But do we still
have these kinds of problems? Yeah, so many years later,
but the with sea breeze and stuff, but the uh yeah,
he came at me going, my clients paid money to
be around that, and I go, yeah, and in order
to keep the listeners there and perk their ears so
they don't turn out or punch away during a commercial
if all of a sudden they were about to and
they hear something funny, they're gonna stay. I don't care
that values my commercial. I go, I think it increases.
I think you should charge. Like I was yelling back,
and I was twenty two, twenty three years old. But
I don't. I don't think I I think I fight
back if I think i'm If I think I have
a point, I'm not gonna say right because there are
times because the other person thinks they're right as well,
and I think I I like to argue, just not argue.
I like if I feel like I have a point,
I feel like I've got something.
Speaker 7: So I got in an argument with my wife the
other night. I thought I had a legitimate point, and
she realized I did. So, my wife, why do you laughing?
Speaker 3: I was thinking the same thing, Kevin. I've never had
a point before, but god fuck, I got one.
Speaker 4: I can pick to pick my spots.
Speaker 3: I got to pick my spy guy. Every person does.
Every person does. So.
Speaker 7: My wife likes to sleep with the television on. It
helps her go to sleep, Okay, but she likes to
watch reruns of shows she's already seen.
Speaker 4: So in other words, she's.
Speaker 3: Not comforting or something.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I guess it helps her sleep. She has Yeah,
tell me to put some fucking headphones. Well, so here's
the thing. So I come to bed an hour later,
thinking she's she's passed out. Yeah, so I'm like, okay, well,
as long as there's noise in the background, she'll sleep
through it. So I go on and turn on a
YouTube video of what.
Speaker 3: What what what? Wait? Wait wait wait what conspiracy theory
fucking YouTube video? Did he pull up Joe Ricottle's music
is Good?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 4: It was Marcellus Wiley talking about why uh why his
buddy Max Kellerman has been off television for the last
six months or actually maybe only a year.
Speaker 3: Why is Max Max? I always thought it was a
great his dad was, But I always thought Max was
a great body.
Speaker 4: I didn't know much about Max's father.
Speaker 5: I thought he was in that whole mass firing at ESPN.
Wasn't coming one of those ones?
Speaker 3: Well he was, But they have they have to look
for more because Disney is talking about ABC and Good
Morning America and I'm probably ESPN as well. More cuts.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, they just spent that four billion dollars in
the NBA.
Speaker 4: Yeah it's a lot. It's a lost leader. But what's
what's what happened was Max Kellermangal, But they still have
to pay him. Like Steven A. Smith didn't want to
work with him.
Speaker 7: I don't know what the details are but so now
we've gotten to a point in in YouTube land where
our people are doing videos about people's videos. So Marceau's
Wiley's Plague, a video of Dan Libertard talking about his
boy Max Kellerman getting fired by ESPN.
Speaker 4: So it's like a video about a video about a video.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So I'm watching this trying to follow it, and then
she gets up out of bed and leaves because I
can't sleep through this.
Speaker 7: I'm like you watching television for an hour, have slept
through that. I changed the channel. Now you can't sleep anymore.
I could you realize how ridiculous that sounds.
Speaker 3: I want it. We need to find I want to
sleep Expert. I'm dead serious. I want to sleep Expert
on the show because I have been having trouble sleeping.
But I have a lot of change happening in my
life and some concerns and things. I went to bed
at lads. Change when you're going through manopause. I have manopause. Actually,
my dick is it's actually the size of most women's clits. Well,
I don't want to have just said that. Why did
I say that?
Speaker 5: You're fucking asking it's small and I can't find it.
Kids imaginary.
Speaker 3: It's a g spot. I thank you, I know, but
I went to every guy ever. I went to bed
at like ten o'clock, figuring I would start getting up
at five thirty. Uh, and I woke up at three.
I think if I don't if I sleep more than
five hours, I can't. So I woke up at like
two fifty. I lay there, I won't wake and I
go Siri, what time? Yeah, I don't want to make
sure that I just went off and I said what
time is it? And it was two fifty four am.
So then I try to lay there and lay there,
I cannot fall asleep. So now I wind up watching
shit on my phone and I'm doing stuff. And finally
at five thirty I get up. But I was like
an hour and a half of me just or two
and a half hours of me laying there. I uh,
but I'd love to get a sleep expert, because everybody
tells you. Anybody who's a sleep expert says, make it
dark yes, cool, yes, and keep the electronics out of
the bed rooms electronic.
Speaker 7: Yeah, or wear or try to wear blue blockers. If
you can't, you do that, you know, But yes, I
put on the blue blockers.
Speaker 4: Around lake.
Speaker 3: Wait wait wait, wait wait wait you got the blue
you got the old man blue blocker glasses.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, it helps my sleep, though, No, I'm sure
it does.
Speaker 5: And with all those videos he's watch, he's got the
blue balls.
Speaker 3: Why why? Okay, but why does she have to have
the TV on? That can't be healthy for her?
Speaker 4: That's what I said, Bill Fall.
Speaker 3: Well see, but you can't say ship we need to
find a sleep expert, because I would love to find
a sleep expert anyway. Does she take anything to sleep?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: Now is there something with women more than men that
they can't sleep? I used to be able to sleep anyway.
I fell asleep at a traffic light with the whole
family once. I noted off because I was so tired,
but I normally do.
Speaker 7: I'm fall asleep standing up. Where was it when I
had my complex migraine? Oh, I was on the phone
my brother in law and I fell asleep standing up?
Speaker 3: Was the horse farm? So but I know I hear
of more women, like when I was in the Adirondecks
there was four to a cabinet. Was me and Jordan
in one room and a couple in a different bedroom,
and the woman in there was saying that she needs
a certain sleep gummy and some kind of tea and
something else to all help her fall asleep. Now I've
been taking that. What's the ship that.
Speaker 8: Like?
Speaker 3: Now? The glacer something glitcering, glitterering No no, no no, no, magnesium.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah many yes.
Speaker 3: Glitsering was the It's so stupid. I take three of that.
Speaker 4: Do you take melatonin two?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't either.
Speaker 3: No. But I was sleeping fine. Normally I sleep fine.
I just have I think my brain. I think my
brain's been more active than other. I had somebody do
a distant reikie on me. Go ahead, your mom, Yeah,
my mom. She told me that my heart is heavy
and my brain is busy. And she started crying when
she did this distant raki.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you the discretion.
Speaker 3: Listen. I was when I was really sick, right. I
was like, I'm still kind of getting over this. I
wasn't feeling good and I'm laying on the couch and
she said to me, she called me or talking, and
I said some other stuff. She said, I'm going to
do a distant reiki healing and at one point I'm
laying on the couch and I know this sounds like
voodoo bullshit, but I'll just tell you because I I'm
going to get I'm now I'm going down a path.
Now I'm going to go down a path. Danny will
disagree with everything I said. However, however, I think Danny
and Danny and I are closer than he may believe.
So my mother said she did this all of a sudden.
I'm laying on the couch and I went, I gave
myself a self hug, and I went, I miss you, Mom.
Out of it like set it out. It was fucking weird,
just me. I was watching receiver at Netflix's receiver, and
I'm later and I gave myself something like that. So
I'm waiting a little while and I about an hour
goes by and I I don't know if she called
me or I called her and I said, hey, what
time did you do that? And she tells that, and
I go because I looked at the at my phone
and it was at almost at that exact time. She
was doing a distance and she said to me, your
heart is heavy and your mind is busy. And she said,
I actually had tears running down my face. I've never
had that where I've tapped into someone like that. Now
it sounds really strange, but here is what I believe.
I think everything is vibration, and I know, I know
people get icedy Kevin Rollames eyes. I think everything is vibration.
I think consciousness is really just sound. That's where consciousness
comes from. And I think that the vibration that you
put out people can tap into. So when you go
to someone like a psychic who's supposedly going to tell
you the future, I don't think that anybody can tell
you the future. I don't believe that, But I do
believe that there are people intuitive enough that can tap
into your energy, your vibration, and see a vibrational pattern.
And if you keep this pattern, then that's probably what's
going to happen what they tell you. But if you
don't like what they're telling you and you change it
because you don't like the hearing of it, then it
never happens. So we think there's people who are full
of shit, but I do think that they can tap
into the moment the vibration. I do, And I think
that's a lot of what Jesus was. I think it's
a lot of what Jesus says, and I think that's
what prayer is and all that stuff. It's all about
tapping into the bigger picture.
Speaker 4: Okay. It also could be just your mom being your
mom to you.
Speaker 3: It could be yeah, yeah, yeah, that's it. Yeah, it
could be a little bit well shee who knows that
the reikia I, I don't know.
Speaker 4: Something up with me.
Speaker 3: Yes, well it's because you're a fucking easy read. Oh god,
we all dyles. I would say that you used to
get off used to I used to.
Speaker 4: About a year ago when I went to Austin.
Speaker 7: We went on this horse ranch and my boss and
my wife both said, oh that horse had you picked
out from the moment you walked in.
Speaker 4: They give me on this horse. They put me on
this horse named Lucky.
Speaker 7: They go, don't let the horse feed off the trees
on the way down the path.
Speaker 4: Got to give them a little kick. Well I did,
but he still didn't give a crap. Yeah, I ate
everything held.
Speaker 3: Up the line.
Speaker 4: I'm like, I'm trying. They go, that horse knew you
were an easy mark from the moment he saw you.
Speaker 9: I'm like, do I give off a vibe? They're both like, yeah,
give off a vibe? What am I saying, yeah, okay,
all right there it is. Everybody gives off a vibe.
People can change the whole energy of a room when
they walk in.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I give off good vibes, funny vibes, fun vibes, vibes.
Speaker 3: There's some kind of vibe, some kind of vibe. I
don't know exactly. Keep having me, Yes, we like it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, anybody else.
Speaker 3: We have plenty of other people, Kevin. And by the way,
speaking of vibes, I did something that I don't I
would normally not do. And I only bring this up
because I poked fun a Kevin the other day because
somebody wanted training camp tickets and Kevin said he'd make
a call. I jumped all over Kevin making fun of him.
Speaker 4: Did you get the tickets?
Speaker 3: He didn't want him. I just I was gonna.
Speaker 4: The reason I did it was.
Speaker 3: Oh, your soul. Here's the thing.
Speaker 4: It was because you would.
Speaker 3: Have I didn't want to have you. I would normally
not make any call because I don't want to have
to ask anybody if I don't know what their their
allocation is. Right, there's a handful of people that I
would ask stuff for. Okay, but you have a relationship
on this particular thing that you can handle it yourself.
But I would do that. So I get a call
from somebody who said, I have tickets. I have a
parking pass, but I have a family member who has
a broken leg, and I've reached out to Greg Connors
to see if I get in their ten but I
haven't heard back. Do you mind doing something? And so
I did. I made it. I just sent a text,
a big long text going normally I don't like doing
this because I'm so a little embarrassed, but I did it.
I reached out. Okay, normally I won't do that.
Speaker 4: Don't ask me for tickets, yeah, saying no, you guys different.
I understand that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, But I mean I had some guy when I
walked out of my place the other day. Don't really,
I don't even know the guy's first name walking his dog. Hey, man,
what's going on? Heading out to work? I go, yeah, actually,
I'm going to Bill's training camp. Man. I've been wanting
to go there for years. There's like a ten minute
window if you're not you think you gave me some tickets?
And I'm like, how do I answer that? You know?
Speaker 7: It's funny, is that like when we work together, even
before we work together. When I worked on radio, I
was always the lowest man in the tone pole. I
was broke and everything else. But I have rich guys
asked me who had means, asked me for free stuff
because I worked.
Speaker 4: At a radio station.
Speaker 7: I'm like, dude, you drive a freaking Lexus. You can't
just buy a pair of bills tickets. Seriously, you can't
like buy a pair of tickets.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm like, I can't even get myself that stuff.
Speaker 3: I know, Danny.
Speaker 7: Those are for clients, and those are for contest winners,
not you. So oh gosh, yeah, by multiple salespeople.
Speaker 3: Yeah, in that same tone. Oh yeah.
Speaker 7: Now, there was a couple of people that actually would
help me out. Our friend's ex wife would help me out.
She got mer tickets to Van Halen and stuff like that.
But there were some people, like a couple of bosses
who were very condescending, but they'd hog all the tickets
to themselves.
Speaker 4: Douchebag, You're not no, But I remember, I forgive, but
I don't forget.
Speaker 3: I don't know about that. I still think there's a
little bitterness there, still a little bit.
Speaker 4: A little bit motivation motivational bitterness.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, we'll future potential mystery guess. Oh yeah, just
to piss off dandy.
Speaker 7: I don't think no, I don't think this person would
come on, and I don't think that they didn't have
anything to say.
Speaker 3: Who was it?
Speaker 4: I'm not gonna say who it was. You mean the
initials T T T T Yeah, exactly, So it's not
even worth.
Speaker 3: It t teres Taylor.
Speaker 4: They were not on air, so it's just it's it's
not that big a deal.
Speaker 3: But the point is is that I remember, no, remember,
look at this is done.
Speaker 4: What happened to Let go and let Jesus, let go
and let I have I have.
Speaker 3: But I still you still hold on to the luggage.
Speaker 7: The only loophole I give myself would let go and
let God is content.
Speaker 3: Let go and let God give him cancer.
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Speaker 4: Right, Well, there's stories about Gavin maybe like maybe what
might well he had a history of dating a transvestite
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it in his book and they asked Gavin about in
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Well he didn't end up suing boy George, and nobody
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they got to find somebody to back that story up
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This was like a bigger publisher, So I would assume
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We hear. You don't hear many people getting sued for
the books.
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a daughter with a woman who asked him to stand
as the godfather.
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dad does well this was going on?
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on when like he was married.
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married to Gwen Stefan.
Speaker 4: So this came out when he was married to her.
Speaker 7: I don't think the affair happened because like this happened,
she got pregnated back in like the.
Speaker 3: When's the fan? He looks phenomenal for her age, but
a lot of makeup so she but I never I
could never tell she was really pretty or not.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because she wore so much makeup.
Speaker 3: Well, I can't, I can't tell.
Speaker 7: She's always in immaculate shape that much. We can say, right,
she used to do flips on stage when she was
in no doubt and stuff.
Speaker 3: Oh that's right.
Speaker 4: She's incredibly athletic. But as far.
Speaker 7: As her like her look goots, I mean, she's she
always looks like she's you know.
Speaker 3: Blake just looks like any guy watching the Bills game.
Speaker 4: Yeah, pretty much.
Speaker 3: Does he go to go to training camp, You're gonna
see a bunch of Blake Sheltons there. No one's gonna
you know, no, no, it's nothing different.
Speaker 4: Well, Blake Shelton looks a lot like Daler and Hard Junior.
Speaker 3: I mean, yeah, a little heavier, Yeah, a little heavier
for sure. Let's uh all right, country singer and NASCAR driver.
That would be an interesting little game to play with
my kid going off to uh grad school. I did
see somebody who said that they're a third generation They're
a third generation graduate of Harvard University.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 3: Now, usually some of these schools like that. It's it's
like it's you know, you're expected to go. It's a legacy.
My brother went to Cornell and he dated a woman
at that when he was at Cornell. That everybody had
to go to Cornell. And dad would take his private
plane and fly into Ithaca if you were having trouble,
and he would.
Speaker 4: Tutor you, oh okay, yeah, oh yeah, and.
Speaker 3: No one and they couldn't tell you what their father did,
just that he go into business in New York and
won in La or maybe it was Paris in la
I don't.
Speaker 4: Remember that was it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, when he lived in Connecticut. No no real details
or anything.
Speaker 4: But they had to go to Cornell.
Speaker 3: They had to go to Cornell, right. I think one
sister did not, She went to Mercy Mercy Hurst maybe yeah, And.
Speaker 4: Well you weren't good enough. You were the family. She
was the Tiffany Trump of the family.
Speaker 3: So this kid, who's uh, this guy's kid whole life
aimed at Harvard, aimed at that's like definitely gone. And
he fell in love with the girl. Girl's going to Iowa,
and he's gonna gonna like follow after and go to Iowa.
And the father's losing his ship because the kid's not
going to Harvard. I don't know if you know it
was in the Harvard of the Midwest. Do you know
that there is something called the Harvard of the Midwest.
I'm no University of Chicago, Chicago, yeah, not the law
school and all is considered the Harvard of the Midwest.
I didn't know that it's supposed to be really, really
tough to get in there.
Speaker 4: And wow, I would have thought Northwestern Ato.
Speaker 3: Paula. How I know that my brother in law is
a graduate of Yes, Chicago Law Very prestipcibly.
Speaker 7: The first Heisman Trophy winner. I belie j berwing Or
went to Chicago.
Speaker 3: At this, look at that. But what do you do?
Because the thing is like, what do you do when
this is the expectation, it's the family legacy, it is
Harvard after all. But I don't know. I will admit
now that I didn't want my kid going to college
where he went to college, and somebody in my family goes,
not your life, back off, and so I did.
Speaker 4: That's very wise.
Speaker 3: It was my brother said that to me, It's like,
it's not your life.
Speaker 4: I was like, why did you want him to go
somewhere else?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Where'd you want him to go?
Speaker 3: I wanted he got into a little place called Fisher.
Speaker 4: No, I don't think Billy would.
Speaker 3: I didn't care about that. He wanted he was another myss.
Finally the Southside. Actually, when I was over a Fisher,
somebody came, we're going to get you into the Communication
Hall of Fame. I go, I don't even know if
it exists anymore.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they haven't put anybody in since twenty twelve.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so I want him to go with Saint jose
Oh in Philadelphia.
Speaker 4: That's a great school.
Speaker 3: He got in. It was his first choice. He got
in on there. You know how you can do early admissions.
So he went there. We went down, we checked it out.
It was Jesuit, not that that had anything to do,
but he was coming from Quaid.
Speaker 4: You are more Brazilians Franciscans.
Speaker 3: So I was like okay, and then yeah, I don't
know whatever happened. He decided that he wanted to be
on a track team and the track team that he
could be on was Roberts Wesleyan, and so he went there.
And I thought that was the school that was going
to be too small and a little more folks. I
don't know if folks he's the right term, or I
guess the Lawrence.
Speaker 4: Welke of my wife went to. My wife went to
Roberts Wesleyan. And I mean the motto that I've heard it,
Roberts Wesleyan is for incoming freshmen. I'm not making this up.
Ring by spring.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know, but I don't. I didn't see a lot.
Speaker 4: Of that very homespun I didn't get.
Speaker 3: I didn't see a lot of that. But there is
so very religious a lot of kids who come from
But so I wasn't sure if this was going to
be the environment he really wanted to be in, and
it was much smaller, and I thought, boy, here you go.
You got a D one basketball team far from Villanova.
The time I knew somebody on the Sixers staff, I
was talking to them about trying to get them, you know,
getting them into some Sixers games and things like that.
You're talking, you do and uh sorry, and then and
then he decided not to go there. So so I
think in this case, but I don't know, if you
got your kid into fucking Harvard and they choose to
go to Iowa, I would be out of my mind.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that would be I would.
Speaker 3: Be out of my mind. Especially you're going after a girl.
I'd be devastated. I would be out of my mind.
I wouldn't be able to do it.
Speaker 7: Well, there's that story that Chuck Schumer always tells it
every graduation about how he chased a girl and he
turned out an opportunity. One summer the chasing the girl,
they broke up. Yeah, and he tells the story every year.
Speaker 4: But the point is that, like, you know, don't put
your life on hold for somebody else, you know, don't
risk your opportunities because you will.
Speaker 3: Chevy Chase left Saturday Night Live and went to the
West one year. Yeah, and went to the West coast,
and he when when I interviewed him, he said it
was for a woman.
Speaker 4: Oh no, kid, yeah, okay, said it was for a woman.
Speaker 3: So right, So I don't know if that what that
means in terms of anything, but that's what that's what
the story was. It was for a woman.
Speaker 4: And so he uh, he did not stick around.
Speaker 3: So I don't know. Now you got me thinking of
bad breath. I'm sorry, No, what do you do with somebody?
Somebody did say to me, it's the worst. Somebody said
that over the weekend, I had a cap come off
a tooth. I'm very very concerned that food is getting
stuck in there. If I have bad breath, you have
to tell me.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I would want somebody to tell me too, I know.
Speaker 3: But the thing is, like, exactly what do you say?
Hey man? Is that you were your ass? I mean,
it's like there's some bad there's some breath that's fucking rancid.
I floss.
Speaker 7: I make sure that, oh dude, I have the special
thorough breath like rinse to make sure I floss every morning.
Speaker 4: I floss in the shower.
Speaker 3: You floss in the morning. No, it's fine, I.
Speaker 7: No, because of the shower. I mean, you know, the
shower is just god damn. Why is that bad?
Speaker 3: I don't know, thinking of food, fucking particles sticking to
the wall, to shower. I got it, I got it,
I got it.
Speaker 4: You're making this way.
Speaker 3: I can't. I could never be a dental hygienis. That's
the fucking gross.
Speaker 4: Say, suicide is one of the highest rates. Dennis have
the one of the highest suicide rates.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because they can't fucking stand the smell. The only
way out is out.
Speaker 7: But I mean, yeah, but bad breath is the worst.
You ever date somebody with bad breath, It's awful.
Speaker 3: No, I did not. I did not date anybody with
bad breath. Have hooked up with people that had bad breath.
There was a girl in college that helped me with
my resume before I went to c MF. She had
graduated the year before me. I had went over to
her apartment and then I kind of, you know, I
kind of liked her. It probably would have been nice,
but I remember being in a car with her and
the breath was just so bad. I couldn't fucking take it.
And I didn't say anything, and I just I just
like exited out. She she this is terrible.
Speaker 4: An episode of Family Guy called Dad Breath.
Speaker 3: This is fucking terrible. She it was so bad, like
she went away to visit her friend at Notre Dame
and she was flying back and moved. She asked me
to pick her up at the airport and I purposely
slept right through it. So she's at the airport and no.
Speaker 4: One's oh, billy, I know, because her week was so
bad week move.
Speaker 3: And I will say this again, hipocritical dad, because if
I ever heard one of my kids doing this, I
would have fucking chewed them out and go Always be
a gentleman and say to the person you know, owe
them next nation. You don't have to say anything, just go, hey,
you know what, this isn't really working for me right now.
I got to concentrate on school. Whatever. Give it, but
but at least have the courtesy to not be a
pussy like your old man was. Because that was a
pussy move. But I remember I had, I had my
roommates blessing behind me. He's like, do not answer that call.
Go to sleep. The fucker. But yeah, the breath was bad. Yeah,
And then later on, how about you ever get the
tartar breath?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 3: You know what I mean, It's just just the tartar.
It's not not bad, but it's just something about it.
It's like when your mom used to lick her finger
and wipe the ship off your face. And it was like, yeah,
so there was some.
Speaker 4: Starts by phone or in person, that's how that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so there was some chick with that, and I
just was like, you know what else can really gross
me out?
Speaker 4: To see?
Speaker 3: Now? This is how superficial I this is terrible because
I could be guilty of all these things. I could
have tartar bras, I got a bad breath. I don't know,
just that one nose hair that kind of just hangs
out of the cave a little bit, yea, and she breathed,
and it's like, wait, and I can't fucking see little
things in front of the car dealership, yes, yes, yes, yes,
And I can't see anything else. I see nothing else,
Just that one fucking nose here, just waving away. That's
all I could see. And I was like, I'm out
on this. I'm out on this. Yeah, because all I
could have said, is snippet Now there are certain people.
Speaker 4: Can I get something for you?
Speaker 3: There are certain people, I will admit this, There are
certain people over the years that could have had anyone
or all three, And I don't know that I would
have done anything because I just really liked the person.
Speaker 4: So really you never really liked them and you were
looking for a way out. I don't know about that.
Speaker 3: It was always just kind of like and then I'm like, yeah,
I can't deal with this. But the other stuff, like
if it was something there's there would be certain people
that I would have absolutely tolerated and things with or
I could have said, you know, once you swish with this,
you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: Have you tried this? Yeah, I've been trying this. This
is great.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 3: See that's the shitty thing. If that's ever done to you,
didn't you feel like what.
Speaker 4: You're trying to tell me something? Yeah, you're embarrassed?
Speaker 3: Well, how do you react to that? How do you
react to that?
Speaker 4: You don't it's just like, hey, look I've been working
wonders for me.
Speaker 3: I know. But my point is, if that's done to you,
if you're the person that I like, if Kevin I would.
Speaker 4: Get self conscious. Yes, content that you have to take
the hint.
Speaker 7: That is one of those hints that you have to
take where we talked about and yesterday's.
Speaker 4: Show about like your hints. Yeah, okay, take the hints,
all right, someone's trying to help you out instead of saying, man,
your breath steaks.
Speaker 5: What if you take the hint and it clears up
and then they find something worse? What do you mean,
like you have you had bad braps? Clean that up
with the targer. Yeah, with the scope. Now all of
a sudden you got like skid mark drawer spellers.
Speaker 3: Oh that's something. Is that real? I know I just
made it up.
Speaker 5: I wait, but you get rid of one and then
I find something deeper underlying that's even worse. Well, here's
that second conversation.
Speaker 3: Here's the thing with guys.
Speaker 5: Or is that just at that point being a life coach?
Speaker 3: Why is Tim Graham texting me?
Speaker 4: I didn't text him? Did you text him earlier today?
Speaker 7: I did not, because, well, Tim Graham, we talked about
Tim Graham off air, you and I about like because
he's been threatening.
Speaker 3: Josh Allen has blown out his knee per pro.
Speaker 4: Oh would you stop ship? What did you text Tim Graham? So, Tim, so,
Tim Graham is a writer.
Speaker 6: For I know.
Speaker 3: I thought I sent it to a guy named Tim Garman.
Speaker 4: Jeezu.
Speaker 3: I was wondering why I didn't hear back from this dude,
and it was something completely unrelated. One guy is a writer.
Tomorrow will be tough next week. I feel so stupid
because I even wrote, it's the guy from Fairport Brewing Company.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, Tim Garman is. Yes, Tim Graham was a
writer for that.
Speaker 3: Yes, And I sent it to Tim Graham and I
put in there, Uh, I've been enjoying some Tim buche Jo.
Tim Grant's got to look at this and know, what
the fuck are you saying to me?
Speaker 4: Well, but I confuse because when we talked.
Speaker 3: Know you brought up and that's why I just sent
to you. Why is he texting me?
Speaker 10: So?
Speaker 4: I didn't text Tim Graham.
Speaker 7: But we were considering having Tim Graham on yesterday's show
because of the Jeffrey Rodgers stuff.
Speaker 4: Tim Graham has.
Speaker 7: Actually I call him the ballsiest reporter in Western New York.
He's had to stand toe to toe with baby Joe
Macy when he said baby Joe Macon shouldn't fight anymore.
And he was right because he had a subdural hematoma
and his family like went after him, like he said,
like people like go out.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah.
Speaker 7: Tim Graham was a boxing writer in Vegas for a
while and he wrote about baby Joe Macy was ascending
in Buffalo. He was considered quote the great White hype,
right in the Great White Hope as a.
Speaker 4: Boxer, like this guy's gonna fight Tyson, He's gonna be
the man.
Speaker 7: And he ended up having a brain bleed and they
wanted to have His family wanted him to continue to fight,
and Tim Gram's like, wait a second, the Nevada State
Boxing Commission is telling you you can't fight. You can't fight,
and they got you know, like Macy would continue to
fight and the family would call out Tim Graham. The
Kelly's called out Tim Graham once for reporting the truth
about Kelly, like negotiating with John bon Jovi as a
part owner if he bought the bills back in twenty fourteen,
he reported that he reported a lot of stuff that's
that like people didn't like hearing, but it was true.
Speaker 3: All right, So I'm sending Tim back and thing I
go okay, I sent the above text to the wrong tim.
My apologies, however, love to talk bills if you have
time next week. There we go. God, that was so
freaking weird. Have you ever done that where you send
them wrong?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Like, how about if you have two guys same same
first name Graham and then and their last name begins
with the same letter gee, and you're having a party
and you invite one to not the other. Hey man,
great time the other right over your house, bro, I
think I might have left my whatever, And you're like, fuck.
Speaker 4: So I had a friend. I had a guy in
my phone named Bob.
Speaker 7: Was one of like when I first got a cell
phone in like two thousand and six, and I just
you know, it's a guy I worked with her just
a long time ago. Random dude, and uh, my wife,
I call her Boo. So she's in my phone, is
Boo Bob? I'm thinking of texting Boo? I have texting Bob.
Bob was hey, lock time i'd heard you. You went
to switch teams.
Speaker 4: I look back and go, oh my gosh, I texted Bob,
not Boo, like hey Boo, how you doing?
Speaker 3: Hey Boo?
Speaker 7: He's like, hey man, i'n't heard from me to lock time.
You switched teams like like I'm turning gay or something
like oh sorry, Bob, that was for Boo.
Speaker 4: How you doing, Bob?
Speaker 5: You were a texting parent reports where you get the
good the good breath? Because I just texted her friend,
doctor Thane to see if he had any good bad
breath stories.
Speaker 3: He said, nothing off the top of his mind. Nothing
off the top of his mind. That man has had
his nose in the pie holes of some I'm guarante
Brockport got the good breath or maybe maybe, but.
Speaker 4: Uh, okay, I have something to hang.
Speaker 3: Tim Sin sent me the thumbs up, so we'll have
him next week. Potentially cool. Embarrassed now, I was wondering
why I wasn't hearing back from the other guy.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, Bob, Bob Garman, Tim Tim Garment.
Speaker 3: So I'm like, oh, now.
Speaker 4: I know, Yeah, that makes sense. You're right, uh speaking
of bad breath.
Speaker 3: Just sloppy. I hate sloppy.
Speaker 4: But Billy, you got sobby work. Your mother even said
that your heart is heavy and your brain is is going.
Speaker 3: Like I've ever listened to my mother ever.
Speaker 4: Called her up to get a Reky didn't call her
up to get a REKI called you.
Speaker 3: Here's the thing. I did not call any member of
my family to say I was not feeling well and
I was really really sick. Like I didn't do We
didn't do podcasts. I don't do a podcast, and I
don't even put a best of or something up there.
Then you know I'm really really sick. I so my
old man calls me and goes.
Speaker 4: O God.
Speaker 3: Rocking him mountain climbing.
Speaker 4: I go out even days on the couch watching the receiver.
Speaker 3: So my old man wiped out out of a TV.
Here's what I have always had, this weird thing like
I with my dad. I have no idea. I thought
he never liked what I did, because he would always
say to me, like most people's parents are, like hey man,
this is great. And around the radio, you know, I
don't always listen, but I love knowing you're there. Whatever
my old man will go. You know what I do
when I hear people talking on radio. I pushed the.
Speaker 4: Button question something with your dad actually liked you, I know,
just a general fair question.
Speaker 3: So I didn't put anything up. My father claims he
never listens to the podcast. He just reads the blurb,
which I have found out that. He then brings things
up that weren't in the blurb but weren't in the podcast,
and I know he listened, and my brother goes ice
full of shit. So my father calls me and goes, hey,
I didn't read a blurb today. What's going on? And
I go, I'm really sick. So then he tells my brother.
My brother tells my mother. My mother calls me, Oh
my god, I had no idea you were sick. I'm like, yeah,
because I'm not calling everybody saying I'm sick. I called
nobody and said I was sick. He just happened to
check on me, and and that was it. So uh,
my mother did the rak of healing on her own.
But my point was, I never listened to any I
didn't never listen to my parents period.
Speaker 4: I listened to my father. I never listened to my mother.
Speaker 3: Well, I listened to my I mean, my father had
me paranoid about certain things, but I still just usually
pushed through it.
Speaker 7: No, I I obeyed both my parents, but I didn't
know anyway. I never took advice from my mother.
Speaker 3: Wait, you didn't do anything, no, nothing, there was nothing
did like, he didn't drag race as a kid.
Speaker 4: Nothing. Nothing.
Speaker 3: You never took your car and went over one hundred
miles now, now did you? And you never smoked a cigarette. No,
you never drank a beer. No, four age? Okay, Well
they told him not to marry the first wife. Didn't
listen to that. Y. You didn't have people over to
the house when they were not home.
Speaker 4: No, I was the most boring.
Speaker 3: I don't know that that's boring. And I mean it
just sounds like you were a good cass.
Speaker 4: I just did what I was supposed to do.
Speaker 3: Yeah, where did you come from?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 7: I think my parents or my father, and still the
fear of God in me, or the fear of butchering
me at such a young age that I was afraid
to cross.
Speaker 5: Especially in a small town. You gotta do shit in
a small time to keep yourself entertaining.
Speaker 7: The story the story in Silver Creek Central School, and
anybody who is listening to this podcast who went to
school and me, would would vouch for me on this
was that my father told me my junior year.
Speaker 4: He goes, Dan, you don't have a curfew. When word
got out in the high school, did I know how
longer I had a curfew? Everybody told their parents, I'm
hanging out with Dan BURRELLO tonight. Oh okay, because you
were that good that yeah, so like everybody trusted so
like it became my responsibility for their kids.
Speaker 3: Is what were you voted in your high school yearbook?
Speaker 7: I was the class president. I was also most likely
to be President of the United States? That was my superlative.
Speaker 3: Okay, you aquinas do they do anything like that? I
don't remember. You don't remember. Ago was when I was
even longer, and I'll never forget it. I don't remember,
you know. I never forget it because my father was
so pissed because they had in ten years most likely
to be and I was most likely to be found
still looking for a party.
Speaker 4: Yeah, of course my father.
Speaker 3: Father was so shake your head graduate and forty years later,
it's still holds true. Forty said later true. Well, all right,
we'll take a moment, but uh, first, our friends over
at Iron Smoke Distillery have a lot of things going on. First,
they got an award winning distillery. Can get over there
and get some craft cocktails. Kevin has even taking the
recipes and made them himself with the rosies apple wood
smoked whiskey apple pie whisky, apple pie whiskey. Excuse me,
there's I even like the peanut butter chocolate pie whiskey.
That is delicious. It's a great one around the holidays.
It's again now tonight the Living Room Sessions with my
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Speaker 4: I won't a soup, baby as.
Speaker 2: Shoe No, not sho.
Speaker 3: One. Damn that sound. Here I go, Here, I go,
here I go.
Speaker 4: What's my weakness? Okay? Chilling, chilling money my business?
Speaker 3: This all.
Speaker 4: I looked around and I couldn't believe this.
Speaker 3: I swear, I stand.
Speaker 4: My ny is my witness. The brother had it going on.
Speaker 3: Something got this she did has you brought up some
Pepa shakers, somebody postings with some Pepa on them. But
here's this is rap I can get. I get. I
don't understand the rap today. Yeah, I can't understand yours. No,
but I can't some some of the lyrics I can't understand.
Like there's songs where I have no idea what you're
even saying. But I mean, like like this one. I'll
play this. You'll learn sit enough. Yeah, I will because
Jameson's this is the favorite genre of music.
Speaker 4: James's disc tracks. Every week we need a new disk track.
Speaker 3: Hopefully that's over. Let me see this is like this
is a great one that I remember, Markuman this, I
remember this one, and this would be a rap song.
I understood the lyrics too, I got it the stuff today.
I have no idea all the zone, right, I understand
the lyrics a.
Speaker 4: Chorus? Yes, yes, yes, you know what notorious b I
g I get it so many.
Speaker 3: Yeah, get rid of that.
Speaker 4: I understand that one.
Speaker 3: He said Nichols was the movie. Is anybody seeing Old Dads?
Speaker 4: I've wanted I've wanted to see it.
Speaker 7: My buddy Joe says, Oh, by the way, that whole
thing about getting fined for being to pick up your
kids is absolutely true.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah. But there's a scene where they're in uh,
they are sent out. They send the old guys out
to find this recluse who I forget the actor might
be see Thomas Howell playing this recluse out in like
New Mexico somewhere, and they happen to find them. But
they also send like one of the younger guys who's
playing a long and he says, oh, yeah, they're talking
and there's one black guy, two white guys as the
old dads, and the black guy's in the back with
the young kid. And he goes and he's not participating
in any of the games, like they're rating women. They're
doing all the fuck Mary kill type stuff, right, and
this guy won't play any of it. But then he's like,
something comes up about Wu tang or something or you know,
and he goes, yeah, man, I love that stuff. He goes, really,
he goes, and what do you say when that word
comes up? And he goes, I don't, I don't say it.
So he goes, come on, say it. So then they
start playing and he's singing along and they come up
to it and they go. So he goes, oh, I
can't do it. I can do it. They're screaming at him.
It's insane. It's a little it's a little ridiculous, but
it's Bill Burr's and then Bill Burr. I think Bill
Burr wrote it and directed it.
Speaker 7: Okay, Yeah, he's also in the pop Tart movie the
Jerry Seinfeld put together that it's not that plays JFK.
Speaker 4: It's it's cute. It's really well done.
Speaker 3: It is well done. It's very well done. He plays
a nice job.
Speaker 4: He plays JFK. How j JFK really was yees put
it that way?
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh, I see. You know what happened was that
was one of those ones I dozed off. I wasn't
feeling good. I watched it then and I dozed off.
Not because it was bad, but it's a parody of
the of the of the true story of pop Tarts.
But it's it's incredibly well made, very well done.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I heard Jerry was I spread something with Amy Schumer's
in it, and she talked about that her show just
got canceled on Hulu. Okay, better Off Beth or something
better off dead, better off.
Speaker 4: That she played the CEO of Post. Okay, and it's
Post versus Kellogg's to create this this new breakfast treat
called the pop Tart, and the Kellogg's eventually comes up
with the pop tart, but it was actually Posts idea
and they go to battle over it. It's it's really
well done.
Speaker 3: I have to have to watch it again. You didn't
watch that. I have kids. What do you mean you
have kids? A kid would probably love that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's clean.
Speaker 3: I think kid would love that.
Speaker 5: My kid doesn't sit in front of the TV. Brady
does never sit in front of TV. Really, He's always
doing something.
Speaker 3: What was he doing? Video games? I thought I saw
him when I was old play some video games. And
he'll he'll be outside most of the time. Oh okay,
in the garage, just listening to music. Yeah. What about Tyler?
I was working. He's he's doing always doing hockey camps.
So what you only have the one kid home?
Speaker 4: Oh dude, the oldest Sammy?
Speaker 3: No, no, Sammy's gone too. Oh yes, it's camps. So
the baby there just Brady howl's Brady nine ten. Oh,
this is awesome. So he entertains himself. You got nothing
going on?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I wish what do you mean you wish you had
nothing going on? Okay, what do you mean?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 3: What were you doing yesterday? Drinking? Yes, okay, you got
nothing going on. You're an empty nester for something going on.
I remember half, you're almost an empty nester. This is amazing. Yeah, yeah,
I know.
Speaker 5: So they all come back Friday.
Speaker 4: That's a show that like you. I'm surprised they haven't
remade what empty Nest?
Speaker 3: Remember Richard?
Speaker 4: Was it Richard Mulligan.
Speaker 7: He was a doctor and he had two grown daughters,
had three grown daughters, and we didn't see the third
one till late in the show. But they had the
two daughter and they just couldn't leave. They couldn't grow
up and go on. They all had jobs, but they
could never leave the house. Or they kept coming back.
Speaker 3: They gotta have that stupid show. I watched The Dick
Van Dyke Show. I still I love that show. I
think it may have been one of the best TV
sitcoms ever.
Speaker 4: He was he was incredible.
Speaker 3: Ever. No, it's just so well written. It was clean,
it had a storyline, it was funny, and Mary Tyler
Moore was really attractive. And I just watched it the
other day I found it on a Roku channel, you know,
So now every time I go to Roku's live TV section,
I couldn't Dick van Dyke. That might be the only
guy I know who is still watching Dick vany you
and Phil Sherman, Oh, he liked it too.
Speaker 4: Phil Sherman like does a podcast on Facebook. All right,
Dick Van Dyke Trivia coming up in twenty minutes.
Speaker 3: Phil was a big shut up.
Speaker 4: Phil was a big Dick Van Dyke guy.
Speaker 3: I want to see. I watched that that podcast once.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's how I found out about the Dick Van
Dyke trivia because you were making fun of it. I
can't believe you don't remember.
Speaker 3: I didn't know it was Dick Van Dyke trivia.
Speaker 5: And then Beth got of the bed one and something like,
we need a sleep.
Speaker 3: Expert because I think there's something not right about that.
I spilled water all down in between my legs, all
my crots. It's all wet. Also, I'm dark short, no,
no whiskey. This water whiskey was done. But I had
to walk to the bathroom and there was a woman
going to a yoga class, and I thought maybe my
ass looked really wet. But you probably think of swamp
ass or something. Then it reminded me of a video
I saw, and I had to watch this video three
times to go am I really seeing what I'm seeing?
It's a woman not old, sitting at a slot machine
in the casino and you just see liquid pouring down
and off the chair. She pissed. She would not leave
the slot machine.
Speaker 4: When it's funny, you think you'd hear about that more often. No,
it's ironic because like, if people are so addicted to gambling,
if they think of machine's hot, they're not gonna leave it.
I'm surprised we don't hear about this stuff.
Speaker 3: Off still drinking and you're seeing and somebody zooms in.
You can see liquid on the chair and then pouring
through this gross.
Speaker 4: I'm not surprised, that's my point.
Speaker 3: Oh god, god, yeah, it's gross.
Speaker 4: It's awful.
Speaker 3: I couldn't imagine that.
Speaker 4: That's surprised.
Speaker 3: Devon was on a heater down her finger lakes. I
still wasn't pissed, though, Yeah, I know it's a thing. Well,
I've never seen it now. I had a relative that
would not stop on road trips. Sometimes it would go
right in the car and I used to always joke
that I wanted to get them. Uh Kitty lit her
lined car seats so.
Speaker 4: That it was like taking care of the check it
out the astronaut.
Speaker 3: What was the astronaut?
Speaker 7: The story in the Astronut was that she put on depends.
She thought her usband was cheating on her. Yes, yes,
so she drove like six straight hours and she wore
depends so she could like be into.
Speaker 3: The past, drove nut. I forgot. Did they do a
movie about that? They didn't.
Speaker 9: They may have.
Speaker 4: They need to ask Race and Randy might be in
the Hallmark. I don't know, they need to do that.
Oh yeah, an astronaut who had Yeah.
Speaker 3: She went to it was crazy. She was trying to
track her husband down.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I.
Speaker 3: Forget the whole story.
Speaker 4: Six hours away she drove, didn't stop for the bathroom
or gas or nothing.
Speaker 3: Just well, she stopped for gas, I thought, because that's
how they got her with her credit card. Okay, they
knew where she was because of that. But the yeah,
I was, why don't you put on depends then and
just go could you do it? No, you couldn't do it.
Speaker 4: Couldn't do it.
Speaker 3: You're not a heater won million dollars would probably be
a great personal though for old Yes it would.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know you're on a heater, right, right.
Speaker 3: You don't want to lose that, don't want to lose
that money?
Speaker 4: Try to depends, try depends.
Speaker 3: Why wouldn't you do that? I think it's a great idea.
Somebody coming in, papers are going out and depends.
Speaker 7: Somebody call it mad men. Let's go yeah, Madison Avenue,
New York. Great idea Friday, guys, I got a great idea.
Speaker 3: Danny's going down to see the Yankees and the Blue Jays.
Beth has to get suffered through all this.
Speaker 4: Oh she's excited, Well, no she's not, Yes she is. She.
Speaker 3: You're gonna sit there, you're gonna talk everybody. Bet they're
bringing in the infield. Watch this cutter all they're all
shifting left. This is gonna be an opposite field. I
don't even know.
Speaker 4: You're right, Yes, I know, And you do it.
Speaker 3: And then here's the shitty part. You do it. You're loud, yeah,
and then somebody else validates you, like, hey man, you're right.
Speaker 4: Happen to bills K.
Speaker 3: I know it did? I know it did. And that's
exactly what you're gonna do with Yankee Stadium, aren't you? Hey?
Speaker 4: Yeah, you see here best.
Speaker 3: He's so loud it. John's out to shut the fuck ups.
Can't you just enjoy a game. You gotta bring it down.
You get to prove that you're the smartest guy.
Speaker 4: We'll not trying to prove anything. This is trying to
explain the game to my wife. Okay, that's all.
Speaker 3: Is she excited to go?
Speaker 7: Yeah, she's excited. Okay, try to catch a couple of shows.
You can take a go shopping.
Speaker 3: You canna take a subway right, you can take the
subway right to the.
Speaker 4: Right to the stadia. Yeah, take the four train.
Speaker 3: Yep, I love that. Get off and walk in. It's
right there.
Speaker 4: Make sure you're going to right the wrestion.
Speaker 5: And there's not an issue in the subway, because that
was happening us. There was an issue with the subway,
so we wanted had to go a whole station passed.
Speaker 3: Really.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, me and my buddy were da hammered and
we're walking the streets. So I'd like, I I gotta
piss in the worst way.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what did you do? We's New York depends.
Speaker 5: We hopped on the city bus and we got down
to the stadium and there was there was a burger
king right there. Mine was out the door. I'm like,
all right, here's two bucks, get me some fries. I'm
gonna go piss. The line moved through people.
Speaker 3: I came back.
Speaker 5: He goes, all right, here's two bucks, give me fries.
I'm gonna go piss.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: God walked out and I've never had a problem where
they went past. I thought it stopped a yanke.
Speaker 5: It does, but there was an issue with the subway line.
Speaker 3: Okay, it's like an accent or something, so they went
an extra stop.
Speaker 5: I couldn't stop where it was supposed to stop.
Speaker 3: Oh, because yeah, I didn't think there was anything beyond that.
Clearly there probably is, but I didn't know that. Yeah,
I've done that a bunch. It's nice in and out.
Where are you sitting? Uh?
Speaker 4: These are good to the butterweiser section because the auction. Yeah.
So yeah, I'm not gonna drink anything, but I want
to go watch.
Speaker 3: What do you mean I could drink anything? No, I'm
not saying that, but you're not. But do you drink anymore?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 4: No, this diet it's a new mean. I never really
drank before glasses of wine. That's it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you can have a glass of wine now, but
I gotta go. You can't even enjoy the nachos right now.
Do you want a hot dog? Dumped? The hot dog
and the beer Joey Chestnut. Yes, you get in there,
going joy, It's gonna go.
Speaker 4: Enjoy the game, just like like I want to soak
it in. Man.
Speaker 7: I want go to Monument Park because I didn't get
to go to Monument Park last time. I went to
the new stadium. The first time I went to the
new stadium.
Speaker 3: Okay, so, but yeah, Monument Park's the old stadium now right.
Speaker 7: No, no, no, the old stadium is like just a
uh park lot. No, no, it's a it's fields for kids, yeah,
the youth baseball fields. But they know I want to
go see Monument Park. And then uh, Yankee Stadium is
like a mall now, I mean just everything in it.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 7: And by the way, they separate the wheat from the
chaff in that stadium, like if you're if you want
to go like peak, like if you want to go
into the rich people's seats, forget it. Yeah, they they
separate you by the price tag.
Speaker 4: Of the seats you're yeah, it's it's you don't even
get that.
Speaker 3: Well, you can see by the way you can see
a Yankee game. Uh for I think eighteen dollars a
ticket in the Bleach, in the upper in the Bleach,
and they're not bad seats. They sat there the great
there's not a bad seat in that state. It's far,
but it's it's a good view of the game. You
get the same atmosphere you're there. You could go to
a Yankee game that now that you say it is,
I get very concerned with the bills and the new
stadium and what that does to the working fan who
lives in Buffalo and may have a job that pays
seventy five possibly one hundred a year, and how are
you affording all these tickets? The price is astronomical because
you have the private seat license. The price plinty in
the stadium. And they may be like because I will
tell you like Yankees.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna guess there's a lot more high end prices
than there are low in price.
Speaker 3: I'm sure there's too.
Speaker 7: I talked to a guy on Tuesday who is paying
six hundred dollars a month just for the seat two
seat licenses for the next couple of years.
Speaker 4: It's like it's like a car payment and then you
can welme to your kids. You own the seat. Yes,
I know, you just get to buy the tickets.
Speaker 3: But the Yankee I think we win eighteen dollars a
ticket and then the train end. So what are you
talking about? One hundred bucks for five people to go
and ticket wise, but I mean, which is really cheap?
I mean I don't think. I think back when the
guys were little, I was one hundred dollars to go
to a movie with the three of them. What do
you laughing at that thick nose?
Speaker 4: No, just laughing at that that Ryan Gidry story you told.
Speaker 5: Oh I was I was eight years old, yelling at
dam wants to go to the Yankees and he goes
back to college. He wants to take the train down
and go. Yeah, I said, go sit in the bleachers.
Speaker 3: Go sitt the bleachers, because well it is maybe it's
twenty it could be, but that's like nothing right right,
And you're right there.
Speaker 4: With the bleacher creatures.
Speaker 3: Yeah they used to be the big thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah they did the roll call. Yeah, the whole stadium
doesn't Oh.
Speaker 3: God, My grandfather was so old school. I'll call it
old school because we went to a game and it
was sold out and we wound up sitting in the bleachers.
My grandmother comes up here, How is the game? He
goes like, I mean, the poor boy, we had to
sit in the bleachers. But I'll tell you what. Those
blanks really know their baseball. And I remember being like,
I was little, and I knew you shouldn't say that.
I knew that.
Speaker 4: I was like, what are you doing?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was some old school Yeah, and it's probably
not the slur you're thinking of.
Speaker 4: No, And I was like, god, I know, I know.
Speaker 6: What you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's strange.
Speaker 6: It was.
Speaker 3: It's just old school. I don't even know what I don't.
You can't justify it. I can't justify so.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So I have a story about an old school.
Speaker 7: So my buddy Brad Davies, he his grandfather before he died,
end up moving in with his father and his stepmother.
So they get him cable television wired to his room.
So they got to bring in a cable guy to
install it, and one of those people came into it
because tell us Brad when he comes by, Hey.
Speaker 4: Grandpa, how you doing. Your father got a cable television
in my room. I didn't think he could do that because, yeah, no, kid,
you could do that. Crap. He goes, yeah, you know
what else said it? And no, they let Blake and
he Blakue do that. Now, can you believe that? He goes,
what Grandpa? Yeah, they let them do that.
Speaker 5: Now, greatest generation.
Speaker 3: I know we always call him the greatest generation. That's
so true. And I know, well you will hear people
today in reverence, like I could think that somebody just
came in my head when he said that.
Speaker 4: They talked about it.
Speaker 3: They're the greatest general.
Speaker 4: They sacrificed, Billy, Well they did.
Speaker 3: But they also dehumanized a whole bunch of humans.
Speaker 4: Human Now there's no cures, Billy, it's just trade off.
Speaker 3: Soti. Racism is dying on.
Speaker 4: I'm like, holea cow, bring back old school racism.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and even like this subtle archie bunker racism.
Speaker 4: So I have a friend named Icy. Icy's black.
Speaker 7: He sends me videos about how black people can be treated,
like as a joke, right, He's sending him to me.
And one of the videos is an episode of Blackish
where the show starts where one of the characters who's black,
tries to get on an elevator and there's a little
white girl stated there, yeah, and she's like three, and
he goes, I can't get in the elevator.
Speaker 4: I can't do it. So he lets the elevator close
on her. She's the only one in there. He runs
up the stairs to his meet.
Speaker 7: He goes, sorry, boss, there was a white girl in
the elevator. I couldn't get on and I'm sorry, and
the other two black guy goes.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I have.
Speaker 4: Thing happened to me too. I think it's the trap,
meaning like you know, like black people have to think
of those things where we don't or we don't right,
And I go this is a thing. He goes, oh yeah,
because you'd be amazed how often this happens.
Speaker 3: And I was like, wow, a trap.
Speaker 4: Well, like like, well, they're making light of it.
Speaker 3: No, I understand, but like you don't want.
Speaker 4: To be accused of something I tell you, or like
you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, I I know I have. I mean, my
brother in law is from Somalia and he is very,
very concerned, even though his son is light skinned because
his mother's white, very concerned about things. And we'll say
all the time the rules are different, yes, and I
always go, come on, I don't say it. I don't
say ship like I don't say ship man, I don't.
Speaker 4: You don't go archie bunker.
Speaker 3: I don't say fucking nothing because I don't even know,
like I never know. Like that's what's so bad. It
is like I'm I'm afraid to say stuff like you know,
not afraid. I'll talk. I'll say my thing, but then
I often stop and go because my sometimes going, oh,
that's besidesnist. And then I'll be like, well, at least it's.
Speaker 4: Just that.
Speaker 3: No, because I don't think it is right, and I
wouldn't do it on purpose. I'm not ever out to
hurt anybody, but I'll make a joke. I think.
Speaker 7: I think the more educated we've become about these things,
the more sensitive people have become.
Speaker 4: It's almost like we want.
Speaker 7: To match the education with sensitivity, which hang on and
sensitivity I think is unfair.
Speaker 3: But the roles are are now that we're aware. Think
of how many years you just gave an example of
a black guy and I'm getting in an elevator and
I know. My brother in law said the rules are
different for his son and worries greatly. So for all
time they've had to think and be sensitive to these
sorts of things where that's not There was that joke.
I know I've told it before, or some version of it.
I'm sure it's been told with many different people. But
Eddie Murphy and an entourage we're getting on and this
lady sees a bunch of black people about to get
in on the elevator. She's the only white woman on there,
and they get in.
Speaker 4: It was Eddie Murphy and Michael Jordan were on the elevation.
Speaker 3: Please, I know, but that I think it's real. I'm
saying that this story got great when I was a kid.
When I was a kid, it was before Jordan was
even big. I'm going back and I remember, Hey, lady, uh, lady,
hit the ground. She drops to the ground, hit the floor,
Hit the floor. She hits the floor instead of the
floor button. She drops it around and throws her purse
and they bust out laughing. And then and then when
she went to check out, she found out that Eddie
paid for her room. That was the story.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, no, they she got a potted plant with
a crisp wond dollar bill attached to every branch. That's
that's not the story got greater later, I.
Speaker 3: Guess so, I don't know, but that's the version. You
ever hear that, No, you never heard of. That was
one of those pre viral before viral. That's the urban legends.
Well it was Rod Stewart, you know, and even his
stomach pumped from com it was Richard.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, but Bill's winning a Super Bowl.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and Jesus of some of the Creek and everybody
wanting to be around him.
Speaker 4: That's not true. The latter part might be.
Speaker 5: Dan would just raise his hand and everybody would bow
to him.
Speaker 4: That's not true. I was just used as the get
out of the jail free card.
Speaker 3: Us were used. Yes, yeah, no one did I No
one really wanted to hang out with Dad, but they
all pretended to, yes, because it kept them out of trouble.
Speaker 5: Your favorites from the girls for beating the card.
Speaker 10: No.
Speaker 3: No, Danny didn't do anything until he got to Fisher
and even then, oh I didn't do Oh gosh, like
I was the d D for the first three years. Danny,
Danny and Danny was why Danny had a whole bevy
of babes when I.
Speaker 5: Was rasing radio.
Speaker 3: I don't know if it was a horror phase or not,
but he had different chicks all the time. It's like,
good looking chicks would show up at these parties, were
having like what what what? What him?
Speaker 4: Really?
Speaker 3: Yeah? No, I never said him really.
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah yeah yeah he did. He probably did that.
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love Cerella, Why me too? I don't know why. I
just love I like the voice. Yeah you need.
Speaker 5: They used to tour all the time with poison and
they would just blow poison off the stage and plays
don't play with it.
Speaker 3: Oh really yeah, they would just destroy it. Got semites ga,
I don't know what you got, so let's go on.
Could apply to the Buffalo Bills and the new stadium.
I just opened up my messenger on Facebook and got
this message. Hey, Bill, I've been a Bill season ticket
holder for about ten years. Here's my concern regarding the
season tickets at the new stadium. I sit in the
three hundred level. Tickets aren't cheap, but not the most expensive.
Seems the Bills are starting with the people who have
the best seats now for picking their new stadium seats.
I'm watching and listening to everyone picking their new seats
at the new stadium stating how they are going with
farther away seats as they are cheaper, quoting the new
PSL where they are equivalent seats are too expensive for
them because of the PSL. On top of it, I'm
concerned as what this will leave for the fans like
me who will not be able to afford these corporate
seats and what will the Bills do if nobody buys
the corporate seats due to PSL being too high. Though
this would be a good question for Greg Connors, I
don't know because that's been my concern as well. I
always hate when I see It's one of the things
I liked about the Yankees, right, the eighteen dollars ticket
Sam can go he's in college. Not a bad idea.
You're not going to be in the seat seats, which
make those seats a little more special. But what happens
to the fan that did bought the three hundred level.
Love the three hundred level. It's not a bad view
of the game. You got to be there, you got
to be in the atmosphere, you got to be the tailgate.
Speaker 4: It was.
Speaker 3: That's what Buffalo, That's what the.
Speaker 4: Bills were built on, right.
Speaker 5: I wonder if it's if it has something new too
with Like Greg has said that the way they designed
the stadium, going up at more of an angle, you're
closer to the field higher up, yes, but you're also
now covered. So I'm wondering if that cover is playing
into it too, if people wanted to go up and
be covered versus.
Speaker 3: Being while you're covered, not in the elements. That's a
good point that went in. And I think it's cheaper
than the other seats.
Speaker 5: So I'm wondering if the elements has something to do
with it's not being in the wind.
Speaker 3: And being covered. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I just know I have a feeling that they're
going to.
Speaker 7: I mean, bills fans are nuts no matter what, no
matter what you know, uh price bracket they're in. I
think a lot of the crazies will go away, but
I still think you're gonna have that same element. And
I think people they're not gonna be able to go
to every game like they used to. Instead of going
to eight games, they're gonna find a couple of people
someone's gonna put the tickets in their name. I mean
they're doing it now. In other words, you might not
go to eight games. You might go to four games
or two games. You might split your tickets with somebody
else just to pay the cost to front the cost
for these games. So instead of like being a season
ticket holder, you are going to be a partial season
ticket holder for somebody else, or you.
Speaker 5: Just go and tailgate because you don't have to have
ticket to get into the tailgate and take your chances
in the park a lot and see if somebody's got
something after yeah.
Speaker 3: After kickoffs, that's cheap. Yeah, well it'll be interesting to see.
But but it's guys like this that I do I
feel bad about. But I feel now it's that not
only have you been priced out potentially, you've also been
picked out because other people decided they couldn't afford the
PSL on top of where they were sitting before. So
this is cheaper. We'll do this as an option, and
maybe you go partners as you're saying.
Speaker 4: You get and you're getting forced out of the state.
Speaker 3: You're getting forced out of the stadium. And I think
that that to me is shitty, But I guess it's
just part of the economy. Get another job, don't.
Speaker 4: People don't realize this. Buffalo.
Speaker 7: As far as radio markets go, Buffalo is like market
fifty four. There's thirty two NFL teams. Okay, we'll take
Green Bay out there in anomaly, right, So you talk
about a market fifty four. They try to brand themselves
as a regional team. We draw from Canada, we draw
from northeast Pennsylvania, we draw from Central and New York
and Rochester, that's still they still don't sell out every game.
They want you to believe they do, but they don't.
And that's at twenty twenty four prices. Now twenty twenty six,
different story. Those prices are going to go through the roof.
Speaker 3: And I thought they were selling out these games.
Speaker 4: They are, but they're not. I mean they're getting sold out.
But even like in the nineties, they couldn't sell out
every game.
Speaker 3: They were like larger stadiums too in the NFL.
Speaker 4: But then in the late nineties when when they brought
the stadium down from eighty thousand, two hundred to seventy
three thousand, they still couldn't sell games. There were still
blackouts during the Fluty era. Yeah, And so I mean
it's it's it's gonna be tough.
Speaker 3: I mean it.
Speaker 4: The Buffalo is not a.
Speaker 7: Major market anymore. It just isn't well happen to have
an NFL team, right.
Speaker 3: So, like the LA Rams, I would assume like you
can't really touch so far as a as a common fan,
but I think that I don't know, I don't know
if there's so much other stuff to do in LA
I'm not sure.
Speaker 4: It's so it's so spread out so populated that, like
you know, they'll fill the stadium and eighteen other things
to do.
Speaker 3: And I look at like Miami kind of the same thing. Atlanta,
I don't really know. Pittsburgh though, I would say, is
another one like this. Cincinnati maybe to a certain degree, Cleveland.
I don't know what's gonna happen.
Speaker 7: I think even Cincinnati and Cleveland are miles ahead of
Buffalo as far as size and population and everything else.
Speaker 5: And it's gonna be just I guess sustains too, if
they can sustain that, as well as now having hockey, football,
baseball right right, so many other things to do out
in Vegas.
Speaker 4: The one thing with Vegas, though, that's important.
Speaker 7: It's a destination, right, so like they could like season
ticket holders could buy tickets and then just make a
profit off of by people coming into town to watch games.
Speaker 3: So that'll be interesting.
Speaker 4: The one thing I have heard though, is that and
I don't believe this. I don't believe this for a second.
Speaker 7: People seem to think that the tickets are going to
price out the riff raft, like the Bill's mafia guys
who were kind of crazy. I don't think it's gonna
be the case because like Kevin pointed out, it costs
you nothing to tailgate.
Speaker 4: People want to be around that environment and they will
spend money.
Speaker 5: They will park and then yeah, either the stadium or
just like I said, take your chances on stubhubvers and
something in the parking lot after a kickoff and ye
get that big cutting price.
Speaker 7: I mean, I remember when the Sabers were hot, like
twelve fifteen years ago, and you know, they sell out games,
but the outside of the arena would be packed too
to watch the games on the big screen, and people
will be trash in the place.
Speaker 4: I mean, that's you know, yeah, that's not gonna change.
Speaker 3: I wonder if they'll put a big screen outside for
you to watch.
Speaker 4: I don't think so.
Speaker 3: I'd be cool if they did, it would be cool.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I haven't seen an NFL team do that. I've seen NBA. Well,
the only teams I've seen do that maybe the Sabers.
I remember the Cavaliers did it, but I thought it
would during their playoff run their championship. Yeah. Yeah, all right,
Kevin's got another theme that tune. I did not do
well yesterday. Let's see if I can do better today.
Danny's a champion here we go. Don't come fly with me.
Speaker 11: Let's fine, let's fly away if you can use some
exotic foods. There's a far far bombay.
Speaker 3: That's some drinking music. But he needs a poor drinking.
Speaker 5: On the road again.
Speaker 3: I just can't wait to get on the road again.
Why my love is making music with my friend? I
he't waiting to get.
Speaker 10: Oh my bags, I'm ready to go. I'm standing here
outside your door. I hate to wake you up, say
good bye. What the dow on is breaking its early
morning Taxi's waking.
Speaker 3: He's blowing his horse.
Speaker 8: You can.
Speaker 4: See let's underrated guitar player.
Speaker 3: Ever, no noo, so don't wait down the roof. Remember
his name?
Speaker 8: Day? Okay?
Speaker 4: I see the curtains hanging in the window.
Speaker 8: In the ending of the dim.
Speaker 4: Little Diana shine outrough the window.
Speaker 8: Man.
Speaker 5: This was a late ad because I realized that I
had the song that we used in the previous one
in there.
Speaker 6: Nothing the Communist shows meetings and is Rvey not care
for this guys, So I'm stuck in watching TV.
Speaker 3: Head back to the top.
Speaker 4: Okay, Ah, Francis Albert Sinatra.
Speaker 3: I just feel Frank, come fly with me. Whinner's Night
Zopah diz m hm road again on the road Again.
Speaker 4: I don't remember the title of this song, but I
want to say it's John.
Speaker 3: Denver, I said, Jen, Aaron Liner, Mama and Papa's, Mama's
and Papa's. I will give neither of your points. Was
it the letter It's.
Speaker 4: Leave it on a Jet, Peter, Paul and Mary? Okay zero.
I didn't get this next out of it Wheezer Island
in the.
Speaker 3: I said, Kenny Loggins.
Speaker 4: No, Lindsey Buckingham. This is Lindsay doing holiday Holiday road
off the uh one from the famous Christmas movie Christmas Vacation.
Speaker 3: I forgot this is Lindsay or any of the nick caslies.
Speaker 4: Was it in all of them?
Speaker 3: Summer Breeze but I don't remember who did Summer Seals
and Cross.
Speaker 4: I didn't have that though, so some would say America's
greatest band who some not me? But I love the
Beach Boys, Uh Surfer.
Speaker 3: Boys, Little Surfer Girl, correct Cheryl Crow.
Speaker 4: But I took up the Soak Up the Sun one.
So I have twelve. Any thoughts on the theme travel songs?
Speaker 3: That's I roll, road Trip, Vacation Tramlin.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So how many points you up Bill uh thirteen,
I had seventeen. I went again, Yes, I.
Speaker 3: Did on the road, fuck you and your mind. No,
let me see he's.
Speaker 4: Good to do.
Speaker 3: Rick six eight, my friend nine road. Oh I had fourteen.
Look at that. You're getting closer. You keep hading up scores.
There you're like, I got a guy. That's fine.
Speaker 5: Actually listening back to the show your ass kicking that
you took on Monday, Hillman had one last point because
he had a wrong He had the somehow pilot song
in correct. Good, So I was so you still lost,
but you lost by one last.
Speaker 4: What'd you think of the game we played the other day?
Guess the Occupation?
Speaker 6: I like it.
Speaker 5: I stopped listening when you were on.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: That's nice. That's nice.
Speaker 5: Now, why would you be mean? I honestly didn't listen
yesterday show. That's great, awesome, thank you, that's great.
Speaker 3: No did. Danny came up with the game where he
went through the smoking gun, gave the story and then
options as to what the protagonists in the story did
for an occupation or antagonist antagonist. Yes, the antagon sounds exhausting.
It was good. I enjoyed. I actually enjoyed it. I
don't know how I screwed up the one answer, but
I did.
Speaker 4: I did so.
Speaker 3: I went two right, one wrong at a three. We'll
have to do it sometime with Kevin. Here. See what
Kevin does. Big plans for the weekend, going to you
going to New Yor's. You're going to New York. You're
going to the garage.
Speaker 5: Christmas in July or August, and then again in the
neighborhood's neighborhood this time.
Speaker 4: Jesus, who's your secret? Sandu? Why wait?
Speaker 3: When did this become popular? Like I'm seeing more and
more people doing Christmas in July.
Speaker 5: We just do it as an excuse to hang out
and just do whatever. Do you decorate a couple a
little here and there. I'll maybe throw a blow up.
One of my neighbors will throw a couple of things up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and then that's cool. Yeah, it's that is good
that have like a neighborhood.
Speaker 5: We do a Thanksgiving and Thanksgiving time, well you do it?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know that a friendsgiving.
Speaker 5: But christ our big, our big money card game is
that it's a Thanksgiving.
Speaker 3: But the Thanksgiving game, the Christmas in July. Thing I
feel like is a newer thing that people are doing.
I'm seeing it more and more we've done it. This
is probably the fourth or fifth year we've done Oh really.
Speaker 7: I just happen to get my in laws at Christmas
present that they needed in July, so they felt they
need to return the favorable We wanted to do it
Christmas in July, and then my wife and I took
this whole diet plan for both of us.
Speaker 4: It's part of Christmas in July, so you.
Speaker 3: Can have a new body. Let's see if they blow
it by the new year. Is gonna be.
Speaker 5: Getting st Sanna's bringing your fat pants back.
Speaker 3: That's right. I'm gonna be working all weekend and getting
ready for Jamison.
Speaker 4: That's once you moving in.
Speaker 3: End of the month. End of the month for Dan
Brilla will be rooting on his Yankees and annoying fans
around him. Kevin Burrow will be Christmas in August in
his garage. I'm Bill Moran. We'll see it moday. Assass