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Speaker 2: Okay, Happy Halloween everybody.
Speaker 1: Uh So we were talking a little bit about this
Speaker 1: with Bulldog. Might be ankey back in the sports page
Speaker 1: earlier this morning. Uh those two Yankee season ticket holders
Speaker 1: that had you know, cost fan interference the other night
Speaker 1: when they rip the ball all from uh Dodgers outfield
Speaker 1: or Mookie bets. That's been all over the news. You've
Speaker 1: seen the video whatever. They were banned from the stadium.
Speaker 1: The seats were given by the Yankees organization to uh
Speaker 1: ild children and their family, which was a nice move.
Speaker 2: That is huge.
Speaker 1: Yeah, now here comes Gronk, Rob Gronkowski to Gronk have
Speaker 1: to do.
Speaker 2: With this, I'll tell you.
Speaker 3: Is it his Dudes on Dudes podcast or whatever that is? Anyway,
Speaker 3: Julian with Jules Gronkowski knows one of the Yankee fans.
Speaker 2: That's what.
Speaker 1: He went to college with them at Arizona. Honest, great,
Speaker 1: So Gronk's talking about this dude. Edie says that, Uh,
Speaker 1: Austin Kappa Bianco was one the dude too. Uh was
Speaker 1: responsible to He went to school with Austin at the
Speaker 1: University of Arizona. Austin was a hockey player, and Gronk says,
Speaker 1: a con animal. You could have a total party animal.
Speaker 2: It was just a goon. I mean ESPN, weren't you
Speaker 2: guys saying yesterday ESPN went and found them in a
Speaker 2: ball to interview him after he ripped the ball or
Speaker 2: they ripped the ball out of the glove.
Speaker 1: And flat out they said, they, you know, being the
Speaker 1: own in those season tickets. They had talked about him
Speaker 1: and his buddy about what they would do if ever
Speaker 1: they had to defend their area. And they said, yeah,
Speaker 1: if they we have planned all along, if this ever happened,
Speaker 1: it doesn't matter. We would have done it to anybody
Speaker 1: on the opposing team. And Gronk confirms it. Not only
Speaker 1: is this dude to complete hardcore party animal, but he
Speaker 1: is like over the top for his teams that he
Speaker 1: roots for.
Speaker 2: Dude, I've never seen anybody that That guy ripping the
Speaker 2: ball out of that glove, well, both them was like
Speaker 2: somebody stealing a Halloween bag from a kid. It was
Speaker 2: somebody texted in just now at two two five, two six,
Speaker 2: Stay classy, Yankee fans, stay classic.
Speaker 1: Croc said he was a maniac, a menace, and a
Speaker 1: wild boy, very passionate about the teams he represents. He'll
Speaker 1: do anything for them.
Speaker 2: Hey he got his, he got his ten seconds or whatever.
Speaker 1: Oh god, the odds that. Yeah, of course Kronk knows him.
Speaker 2: Shocker. Yeah, the Uh I was texting my boys yesterday. Well,
Speaker 2: I text him about it the night it happened. I said,
Speaker 2: tell me somebody watched this, because I watched it live
Speaker 2: the night it happened, ripping the ball out of the glove,
Speaker 2: and uh, then they saw the replay yesterday and one
Speaker 2: of them said they're able to go to the game tonight.
Speaker 2: I'm like, uh uh, that ain't happening. I'm so glad
Speaker 2: they gave it to some some ill children. That's that's great,
Speaker 2: all right.
Speaker 1: If you've got driving age kids.
Speaker 2: Now, do they do they hold on really quick? Do
Speaker 2: they let them in next year with season takes?
Speaker 1: I don't know if it's a lifetime ban or I
Speaker 1: think think it was just for the rest of the
Speaker 1: World Series. Don't hold me to that.
Speaker 2: Just to miss the World Series after Well, you didn't
Speaker 2: miss much, guys.
Speaker 1: So if you've got young drivers under your watch, if
Speaker 1: you catch wind of them talking about the drift challenge
Speaker 1: on TikTok.
Speaker 2: It ain't good drifting. I know what drifting is.
Speaker 1: Two vehicle crash in Louisiana ended with one car on fire,
Speaker 1: and it was caused by a driver playing a TikTok
Speaker 1: game called Drift, in which you apparently the idea here
Speaker 1: is to get going and overcorrect so your car loses traction.
Speaker 1: Here's the assistant police Chief Louisiana explaining this genius maneuver.
Speaker 4: People who are posting these things on TikTok and other
Speaker 4: social media platforms who have no responsibility for and do
Speaker 4: not care about your children, are giving them examples that
Speaker 4: entype children to follow them, and we have accidents just
Speaker 4: like this.
Speaker 1: How dad, would you lose your mind if, oh my god,
Speaker 1: if your kid, you know, is driving the car that
Speaker 1: you bought, or the secondhand car that you let them use,
Speaker 1: or were your main car for that matter, and they're
Speaker 1: out there and they, uh, I'm gonna do the TikTok
Speaker 1: drift challenge.
Speaker 2: Yeah, hey dad, mom, Dad, can I use the car?
Speaker 2: Were one car family? Yes, you're already worried about them
Speaker 2: every time they go out. Yeah, and the insurance is
Speaker 2: already through the roof because you have a kid. Just
Speaker 2: please be responsible. And they they're drifting and catch the
Speaker 2: car on fire and wreck into another car that dad
Speaker 2: that was just driving the opposite way. Oh my god,
Speaker 2: I would lose it. I was worried that yesterday I
Speaker 2: was gonna have to buy my daughter two new hub caps.
Speaker 1: Oh just for big Blue.
Speaker 2: No, no, big Blue. I'm still driving big blue Big
Speaker 2: Blues rolling right along. It's the Uh, oh, you had
Speaker 2: another car for the other other child. Yeah, what's no,
Speaker 2: what's that one called Tammy? It's no, well, it's named
Speaker 2: after Rest in peace, Tamy. It's rain. It's named after
Speaker 2: A Doyle's mom because we got the car via Roxy.
Speaker 1: What was her car? Doyle is another nicknamed friend of Taco.
Speaker 2: So anyway, Tammy is the car that my youngest daughter drives.
Speaker 2: It's a beater. It has you know how they have
Speaker 2: that Oh my god, what do we call patilla?
Speaker 1: Is that the paint fade? Yeah? Yeah, so that's a
Speaker 1: characteristic of all the cars in every car except your truck.
Speaker 2: Now my truck has it.
Speaker 1: It has it as well.
Speaker 2: It has where I didn't clean up little bugs. Anyway,
Speaker 2: let's move along. So Tammy has that that stuff and uh,
Speaker 2: it's to the point where my friend calls it sunburn.
Speaker 2: It pat is rust on on the on the roof
Speaker 2: of the car. I need to take a picture of that.
Speaker 2: It's I need to take a picture of both cars
Speaker 2: and post them one day. Dude, just welcome to the
Speaker 2: POS club. I've had POS my whole life. That's all
Speaker 2: I've driven, right, so you don't have to welcome me
Speaker 2: to the club. I've been I'm a I'm a lead member. Dude.
Speaker 2: We have all cars no paint, and tell you what though.
Speaker 1: My first cousins, the Mahoney's.
Speaker 2: As long as they're in, as long as I'm not
Speaker 2: doing a car payment, that's it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, my first cousins, the Mahones. I met them. There
Speaker 1: was four kids, you know, in my family. I have
Speaker 1: three siblings, so four kids in my family. And the
Speaker 1: Mahoney's they were but they were almost like brothers. Were
Speaker 1: also four children, two girls, two boys, all of us
Speaker 1: almost match up in age.
Speaker 2: I'm adam.
Speaker 1: They were the kings of POS cars. To this day.
Speaker 1: They rule the POS Division of Vehicles. And I marvel
Speaker 1: at where they find some of these vehicles.
Speaker 2: Tell them I got one to sell them. I got
Speaker 2: to unload Tammy. It's a great car, brand new ac
Speaker 2: somebody put in it. Somebody call somebody said, it's called
Speaker 2: Florida paint Jazz. That works. Yeah, the Mahoney's. God bless
Speaker 2: them with that, because I'm telling you're talking to a guy.
Speaker 2: When you said welcome to the POS Car Club, you're
Speaker 2: talking to a guy who drove a nineteen seventy seven
Speaker 2: Plymouth Valari. We're talking classic cars. Oh, Pat, you and
Speaker 2: I know classic cars. So check this out. The Valari,
Speaker 2: the love Wagon. I had a five gallon pickle bucket
Speaker 2: on each side of the back of the car because
Speaker 2: the whole back door was falling off the hatchback and
Speaker 2: the water came in the Florida rains, I would have
Speaker 2: to empty the pickle bucket every day, each pickle bucket.
Speaker 1: I would have liked to have drifted with you in
Speaker 1: my classic Green Streak, the seventy fourth Super Beetle. I
Speaker 1: was so battery built, being held up from hitting the
Speaker 1: ground by a piece of cardboard.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, it was cardboard. I thought it was would cardboard.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was dumb.
Speaker 2: Somebody said I have a POS truck bought it in
Speaker 2: two thousand and six, the top of sun and the
Speaker 2: clear coach peeling off. Oh yeah, mine is on both cars.
Speaker 1: Gone one other quick note here, would anybody be available
Speaker 1: to drum for Primus. They've got a sudden opening in Primus.
Speaker 1: Tim Alexander, their drummer, quit via email unexpected. I have
Speaker 1: the story on our Facebook. They I swear to God.
Speaker 1: Tim Alexander quit Primis. He said last an email and
Speaker 1: basically just said, uh, yeah, I'm not doing this anymore.
Speaker 2: That was it, okay? Corrective? Immediately quitting via email, That's
Speaker 2: something you do for like a desk job. Not I
Speaker 2: fired over email. I've heard of that. I've heard of
Speaker 2: people breaking up. Somebody said, Patella is your kneecap. Patina
Speaker 2: is the word for the color change. Thank you, ooh
Speaker 2: somebody else They had a seventy nine pat I had
Speaker 2: a license played on that thing that said Luv w
Speaker 2: agn and I still have it hanging in my garage now.
Speaker 1: Which was the one with the rich Corinthian leather?
Speaker 2: That was the wasn't that was? I think that was?
Speaker 2: But mine didn't have leather. It had a seat cover
Speaker 2: from the old lady. I bought it from a whopping
Speaker 2: twelve thousand miles on it grocery stores and church exactly.
Speaker 2: I went straight from that to a teenage boy smoking
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