Speaker 1: When your old career gives you lemons throwing some ice,
mixing some vodka colored a podcast from the Mac of
All Trade Studio in Fairport and driven by Victor Chrysler
Dots jeep Ram. It's Billified, the Bill Moran Podcast.
Speaker 2: Well, hello and welcome.
Speaker 3: Thanks for getting your pot on, Thanks for telling a friend.
Speaker 2: That's how we spread the word.
Speaker 3: Oh, the Cowboys are back at practice today, voluntary.
Speaker 2: Micah Parsons there.
Speaker 3: I'm impressed these short I think a lot of people are.
He hasn't been there the last two years.
Speaker 2: Some Bill Belichick news at the spring game to play
like a pro or something like that. Mark's distracted, but
we'll have things for Mark as well. I gotta say, like,
it feels like like spring out there today. Yeah, and
I go, this.
Speaker 3: Is the next four or five days suck, but then
next week looks like pretty good. That might be it.
Speaker 2: The primal urge for people, especially in colder regions, is
to run out like a caffeinated groundhog. It just go
fucking crazy. And sure enough, yesterday out by you guys
in Braddock Bay, dude on the what the fuck man it? Yeah, well,
he fucked up his leg pretty bad. He hits some
kind of debris in Braddock's Bay.
Speaker 3: It's really low over.
Speaker 2: Braddicks Bay is not the cleanest bottoms of Yeah, and
so turn it off.
Speaker 3: The ton of Grease just bought a dredger for that,
so they can dredge it once a year. So the
marina my boat is at, they're going to actually drudge
that once a year.
Speaker 2: They are. They have to.
Speaker 3: He's filling back here because they usually.
Speaker 2: Have it staked off so that you know where to
go where the channel lives.
Speaker 3: Even last year they had you had to state until
left last year because the right got pretty bad.
Speaker 2: I guarantee they don't they nobody's been out there to
put anything in. Yeah, right, why would they? But spring
fever hits and you know here comes to twenty six
year old kids like hey watch this and fuck man.
Speaker 3: Three weeks ago they were because I took a jet
ski out on Bredecks Bay and he hit some ship
and tore up his legs up.
Speaker 2: His summer's ruined with this.
Speaker 3: I know he put their because he's in the water.
It's five degrees and they had come four or.
Speaker 2: Five different fire districts out there helping get him out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, costs his parents a lot of money. Well he's
twenty six. No he's not.
Speaker 2: No, he's not.
Speaker 3: He's fucked.
Speaker 2: Yeah he is. I always say, when you do something
stupid like that, shouldn't you have to pay the first responders?
Speaker 3: But I think they do what I think it's like
a it's like an ambulance, right, I think.
Speaker 2: Yeah, But I'm usually like five hundred with your insurance
or something. I don't know.
Speaker 3: I haven't brother's friends.
Speaker 2: She I like knowing this.
Speaker 3: She got hurt a local bar about I don't know,
six weeks ago or so. She got a three thousand
dollars ambulance bill the other day. Wow, she tried to
refuse the ambulance and they wouldn't let her. Three thou's
got in? Or she works for a hospital.
Speaker 2: Ambulance rides are expensive and Mark.
Speaker 3: Can't be taking as cost me fifteen.
Speaker 2: Hundred and you can't find it, did you? I only
had five hundred? I thought for why it's been a while.
It's been a while. No, And how do you know? Yeah,
that's worked out well for you.
Speaker 4: You don't know who's gonna come after you.
Speaker 2: It's corporate now. They don't have voluntary anymore. Everything grease everything.
Speaker 3: Since Greece is hamlet.
Speaker 2: We called one for Carrie one day. They luckily they
had one in Helton because another call came in right
after hers, and the next closest one was out in Churchville.
And I'm like, if you're having a heart attack, you're fucked.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I just paid it. I didn't want to.
Speaker 2: Fuck Oh, you don't want to fuck around. And they're
trying to, you know, do their thing. But I didn't
realize it was that much money. It shows you what
I years ago.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but nephew got mercy flighted because he got into
a four wheeler accident in September and it was about
fifty thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: She really, wow, fifty thousand dollars for a helicopter.
Speaker 6: Ru I think at.
Speaker 5: Least fifty thousand dollars. We were down and my dad
one of those one.
Speaker 2: Of those ones from the Hudson.
Speaker 3: You don't know anything.
Speaker 5: We were at my dad's land down in the he
lives near Bath near Naples on like four hundred acres,
and my nephew hit a gas pipe that was coming
out and they thought that he had paralyzed his knack.
But oh yeah, So the local ambulance showed up and
they were like, we need a mercy flight him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because they didn't want to move him in anyway. Right, man.
I read some weird stories today about a girl years
ago and Jim playing soccer. She went up the head
of ball or something, and she wound up having like
thirty six surgeries and then overtime. What happened was she
had an internal decapitation. Oh, like they took they took
a halo off her head and her whole head went
back and the surgeon caught it and they had to
do an emergency thing. So she can only start like
this a decade.
Speaker 3: I'm just pictured like I would be like, you know,
you know that stupid joke they kids do, or they
tap you, but they're standing over here, but they tap
you over here.
Speaker 2: I can totally see, like walking by hey, so they
turn that way and you're over here, you know, just
laying on the couch and lean forward. This time it
was terrible. I get people in trouble. Internal decapitation. I
didn't even know that was a thing, right, that's weird.
So they never infrastructured. You got it. Your infrastructure is gone.
You one hundred percent all you can.
Speaker 3: Do is bob end up on my brain most of
the time.
Speaker 2: But you're looking at it like, look, you hear all
these things and people go crazy, right, and I'm today
like you see people just starting to do things. I
think we take on riskier behavior when we especially in
the Northeast, when the winter. I more motorcycles two weeks
from motorcycle Yeah and fifteen.
Speaker 3: A couple of guys have already died. Yes, guy died
last night.
Speaker 2: I would not want to get on a motorcycle today.
I don't think. I don't want to ride a bicycle
on a busy road anymore like a five and twenty
out Canonega way. No, I wouldn't want to do that. Uh.
I watched the huh because you can't. No, I know,
But then you see things like that that the brilliant family,
the doctor, his wife who's also a doctor. Daughter was
what an mi I T grad and a something yeah
NC double a twenty twenty two Player of the Year,
and her boyfriend and her their son and his girlfriend.
His girlfriend was supposed to go to Harvard Law in
the and the plane, I don't know, they don't say
who's flying it. It had to be him. It had
to be him. So they're flying down to the Catskills
and they crashed around where I grew up. But they
went in for a landing proved planes a little. They uh,
they went in for landing and then uh, is there
a short like ten miles?
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 2: I said something like, hey, can we you know, get
clearance again? And then they go, you're too low And
they didn't hear anything, and they just said, man, he
went full speed right into the ground. And I go,
So here's my point. If your buddy says, hey, I
got my pilot's license, are you going up?
Speaker 5: I still will?
Speaker 2: You? Still will?
Speaker 5: I just I was up last January with my friend
who he has his pilot's license.
Speaker 6: When I was down in Dallas.
Speaker 2: RoadHead and.
Speaker 3: Last time she was on the show, everybody got a
lot of trouble, I know, to talk about the path.
Speaker 2: Did you wait? Was just a friend or a boyfriend? No?
Speaker 5: This was my friend's husband that I went to go
and visit. I went to visit the friend down and
down last year.
Speaker 3: I've seen porn like that. Yeah, it starts out I
want to see my husband and.
Speaker 5: No it was Renee and I went to see our
friend Alex and her husband was like, do you want
to go up in the plane today? I was like, hell, yes,
but they didn't want to go.
Speaker 2: They didn't, so you were the only one.
Speaker 6: Let me fly it and everything.
Speaker 2: Oh you're a big girl with the joystick.
Speaker 3: I take off.
Speaker 5: I did go up in a plane and fly one
back when I was like twenty one, because I was
dating a guy who was at Embry Riddle.
Speaker 2: Oh really down in Florida? Yeah, did you too? Well, Okay,
hang on now. Now the question is did you do
anything in the plane that will put you in the
mile high club?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: Well, probably because those were school.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Planes, I'm sure they had small planes. It's like the
car she figured out away.
Speaker 3: Let's be honest, quiet, it's a it's a.
Speaker 2: Car like a car. You lean over and was it
a single engine? Do you know? Probably not, I don't know,
because they have one thing that spends on the front
of her. They have two on the side. Yeah. Yeah,
double double edge, twin engine. Got to break it down.
Those are better than those are better than that. Would
you would you have got up with the ladies in
the Blue Origin today?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: You would have.
Speaker 6: Absolutely.
Speaker 2: I watched that at one point I'm going, what happens
if this goes horrifically bad? Like I mean, I'm just
I'm just waving. How did you get to orbit sploating
on TV? Yes, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: I don't think they show it on TV anymore. I'll
do a delay.
Speaker 2: Now I'm watching this and I go and all of
a sudden, like all you see is like another burst
as they go even further into space, and I'm like, well.
Speaker 3: I don't see anything. And then they made it.
Speaker 6: I would do they came back? I think that would
have been so thrilling.
Speaker 2: Yeah, would you have made the sandwiches or would you
have let the other women make the sandwiches?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: My god?
Speaker 4: Like tell about.
Speaker 3: That's how things go wrong, because that went well yesterday?
Speaker 2: You were all you were over at bTB yesterday.
Speaker 6: For four hours.
Speaker 2: Well, speaking of bTB, I'm having the peanut butter and
jelly burger. But it's got like a spicy jelly. It
was so good at Okay, So I'm pulling in a park, going, well,
where's the jelly? And I didn't know if the bottom
bun that was jelly at first or just like meat juice,
you know what? I mean, well, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: I don't want to know. That was last night.
Speaker 2: At the Burger Care for you. Don't worry about it.
So I'm looking for it. And then I even looked
up and I go, I can't tell if that's peanut butter.
It tastes like peanut. I go, my nuts. Something happened
to me that is so damn good quiety. While you
guys were talking like what you or me, I did
what you ordered me because I hadn't seen it. That
is that is phenomenal. I love the Halloween New.
Speaker 3: Jelly, great combination.
Speaker 2: It's a huge, fantastic combination. And the chips. How's the brunch?
Here comes Easter Sunday brunch is good. Yeah, it's full full,
sold out, so good as I rocked out for you that.
Speaker 5: We ate there yesterday too instead of Josh drinking, And
I said, Joe got this breakfast burrito.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the same size as the one you got the
breakfast where the same size?
Speaker 2: And Joe ate that cleared.
Speaker 3: So it's over three pounds. I mean, Laura put her
mouth around. I ate two bites.
Speaker 5: I did only two bites.
Speaker 3: That took It's all because I always met the music
at the bottom. I'm always there. But Jocelyn had a
dance competition and Syracuse.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I texted him.
Speaker 5: I was like, where are you?
Speaker 6: He like dance competition?
Speaker 2: Was sorry?
Speaker 3: Then she sent me pictures of Mimosa's. I'm like, funk yourself.
How I was only there? I was only there about
four hour? So four hours swap trust me? Jealous.
Speaker 6: I was supposed to go home yesterday and do like
some yardwork and stuff.
Speaker 3: Nope, did Joe just wait till next week?
Speaker 6: My coffee table?
Speaker 2: Wait, what boy, We'll get that. We'll get that.
Speaker 3: The story familiar.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he uses he put us feet up as leverage
and it just went down.
Speaker 2: This is great. He was bobbing on the floor mark,
would you like to reinact this? No? Thanks, man?
Speaker 3: Did he fall?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 6: We were like on the couch. But he went to
stretch his legs out and use the coffee table.
Speaker 3: Coffee table, something made a cardboard. He's not that big
of a guy, can't he put his feet on it?
Speaker 2: And where were you on top of on top of him? Yeah?
So he was really looking to just bring it home.
He's trying to put us. He was putting in blue
Origin in orbit, but.
Speaker 6: I pass out into my nap. He fixed it.
Speaker 3: Wow, until next time, I might want to get a
different table.
Speaker 2: All right, we will. We'll take a moment. Oh, I
have another sign of spring fever that we'll get to.
And then uh, some sports stuff, including teams that are
already starting and Bill Belichick and what is really going
on in his relationship. We'll get to all that right
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Speaker 6: No, they're in Florida.
Speaker 2: Oh damn, I know this is great.
Speaker 3: I'm damn Joe. I was going to be tired of
the week. Good for you, Joe.
Speaker 2: The kids went to Disney, but mom rode all the rids.
It's got to be that. What do you mean, No,
you started to hesitate like you were.
Speaker 6: No, I'm working a lot, like okay.
Speaker 2: Whatever, No, I but you like to multitask.
Speaker 5: I can't screw around while I'm working.
Speaker 3: No, but yeah, she's a new woman.
Speaker 2: Now let me I before we get to sports stuff,
I want to ask you because there's two things in
the news today and I can't tell if we've gotten
I don't know where the right thing is, Like if
my kid did this, I would be somewhat embarrassed, but
I may laugh as well. I don't know. And another
is like just these jokes and they're being called misogynistic.
But I'll ask in your opinion, like what your thoughts
are on them when we hear it? Because this so
a reporter is outside in Toronto doing a stand up
piece about the restaurants and the bars that are benefiting
from the Blue Jays coming back, and a nine year
old kid and they think it's his father. Could have
been an uncle, couldn't have been an American kid. He walks by.
And there was a meme in twenty fourteen, and it
used to be a big thing where people would go
and scream when people were doing live reports on the
news and they would scream, fucker right in the pussy, Oh,
I remember this guy. Yes, so this nine year old
kid is this reporter is doing it. This is from
her TikTok so the audience a little way and she
just turns and looks and like makes a face. You
can't believe that that was a little kid. And I go,
I don't know what I would do in that situation,
Like I would I'd be afraid to like like I'd
probably want to grab the kid in the hustle away
and be like what are you doing? But whoever this
was allegedly laughed and it became this whole big thing,
and I just go, I there's a piece of you
that goes. I think I might have laughed as bad
as that. You would pull him away, yes, around the corner,
out of sight and start dying laughing. You would try
to be the good parent in front of everybody.
Speaker 6: You're talking if you're the parent, but then you get.
Speaker 2: Around the corner, you're laughing your ass off. I mean
I would die, wouldn't you? I would probably laugh? And
that's a bad thing.
Speaker 3: Is like I can't because I mean, you don't want
your kid going around Satan school.
Speaker 2: You're gonna wind up in a shitload of trouble. It's like,
it's not even you'll be out, they'll just sit you home.
Speaker 3: I didn't really think they did these live anymore. I
thought they were always at least thirty seconds to a
minute behind.
Speaker 2: No, she was taping. She was taping, so I say live.
She was probably taping a package. So she had the
package and the kid, you know.
Speaker 3: I mean, because I've done a bunch of these interviews,
but they don't play until.
Speaker 2: Eight hours later, right right, right, But so she would.
Speaker 3: Have video on it, so she knew he's gonna say it.
Speaker 6: It wasn't wait, it wasn't her k head.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, I thought it. No, some random
kidd and his dad walking by, and the dad burst
out laughing, and she's taking like social media by storm
to go, you know, what are we doing here? It's
a terrible joke. It's this and people are like, ah,
he's a twenty fourteen meme, get no big deal.
Speaker 6: No, But if it was my kid, that would not fly.
Speaker 2: Okay? Would it change your reaction? If it's it was
marking his kid and you were just a bystanderd.
Speaker 6: I'd be like, oh my god. Like if it was
my kid, I'd.
Speaker 3: Be like, what, hey, mom, can that kid come over?
Speaker 5: Like once in a while if my kids have said
like ship, like, I think that's funny.
Speaker 2: But I've been pretty loose and Brady pretty bad. Yesterday
we were all in the neighborhood outside hanging out and
Tyler said something to him and he just threw up
a double bird, And I'm like, Brady, are you kidding me?
Right now? Are you kidding me?
Speaker 3: Why?
Speaker 2: Brother?
Speaker 5: To see one of my things? Like, I'm strict on
a few things with the kids. I hate when they
say shut up like that.
Speaker 2: Shut ups worse than ship? Yeah to me? How about
shithead about?
Speaker 6: I know?
Speaker 5: But like they really don't swear, So that's what I'm saying.
If like they let something slip, I would laugh. I
A few months ago, Lucas was taking it or was
asleep and in his sleep he goes, what the.
Speaker 6: Fuck in his sleep, in his sleep, dead asleep, in
a very angry voice.
Speaker 2: In his dream he had just walked into the room
and you and and he goes, what the fuck? Exactly
what happened? This poor kid, he's had a nightmare. How
about this one. There's a Triple A baseball team in Sacramento.
They're the Triple A team for the San Francisco Giants.
And much like the Rochester Red Wings become the garbage
plates or the plates, this team, this team becomes the
gold Diggers because a lot of people, nah went to
Sacramento to be gold Diggers, right, so they've already backed off.
They had all the merchandise, they had the hats, the
shirts that you goodbye. They were having gold Digger Night.
It was supposed to launch I think tomorrow, I'm not sure.
And they did a promo and the promo according to
the news like this.
Speaker 7: Well Rivercat's reversal a day after announcing their alternate identity
is the gold Diggers. Team officials admit they missed the mark. Yesterday,
the team unveiled the logo, the uniforms, and all the
merchandise inspired by the California Gold Rush. This was all
set to debut on April nineteenth for five games. The team, though,
suddenly scrapping the idea after backlash from this promotional video.
We're going to show it to you here. It's now
scrapped from the website, from all of their social media.
Once we get past this intro here of that player
walking out of the dugout, it then shows women with
dollar signs in their eyes. At one point, it appears
that there's a woman with a much older person who
appears to be her husband, and a statement the river
Cat said the intention was to reference the region's rich history,
but admitted their approach was wrong.
Speaker 2: Well or have we gotten like? Is it? As you're
shirting the gold? All reader comments going, uh, the only
thing the river Cats successfully mine was a deep vein
of nineteen fifty sexism. And I'm like, okay, we should
call Masons if he's ever had anything like this that
didn't get out. But like, if you had any ideas
that you were like, this is a great idea, Yeah,
it'd be great.
Speaker 3: I think we should probably leave my alone right now.
Speaker 2: This is a great meeting. And then all of a sudden,
it was just like I know that they can't scrap.
Speaker 3: You should call the Bisons first, ask them for a sponsorship,
and then call him and ask.
Speaker 5: But the weird part my inner knowledge, from your inner knowledge.
Speaker 6: Yes, those I LB cold players don't make a lot
of money.
Speaker 2: No they don't. Yeah, so the whole thing is just
it's a joke.
Speaker 3: But portraying women as gold diggers. They say it is
a bad thing, and I go because that's from the
nineteen fifties, that's what California, and people get all hurt
about everything. I think they get hurt about everything, like
everywhere now it feels that way, and I don't know,
I get the idea.
Speaker 2: I guess she could say, you know, like if somebody
goes in massage, all right, I don't have the time
to fucking care.
Speaker 3: I bet you have been super successful. They should have.
Speaker 2: Of course it would have been sold huge, huge.
Speaker 3: Right, I would have bought a gold digger, sure, just
for help. Hilarious.
Speaker 2: You gotta see the logo. It's like a minor and
then the players walking out with like a pickaxe, like
he's going to mine and then he bumps shoulders with
a woman who turns around and she's got dollar signs
in her eyes.
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coach of UNC and his girlfriend who was Miss Maine
USA runner up last year. I didn't know she was
from Maine. They were at practice like a pro event,
and she wore speaking of skimpy, a really short snake
skin like mini skirt and like these big white boots
that went up to her knees and a long coat.
And she's just skanking out like Josh Jones's first girlfriend.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I was just thinking.
Speaker 2: Kind of, I guess. I mean, she looked she looked fine,
but she was running on and off the field talking
to him and stuff. And I go, I always here's
the thing. I always wonder two things when I would
see guys and radios start to bring their significant other
into their job. Not there's one, I know, there's one
that you're thinking of. No, I know there's one you're
thinking of. But there's friends of mine from around the country.
I would see them at like this boot camp thing,
and they all of a sudden they were there. We'd
had a great time the year before, two years before,
we had a lot of Now their wives are there
and everything see, and I always go, they're close to divorcing.
They're close to divorcing. That's the only thing I could think.
And but she's like in deep with this guy to
the point where now I didn't realize from the beginning
she's been carbon copied on all his emails, all personal
communications from she cesed on all official emails from the college.
I don't think you can do that. Well, apparently you did.
You can if you got it in your contract. I wonder.
I'm starting to wonder, was this his request or is
she seawording out and making her request. I don't know.
It's like an HR red flag to me and be
like absolutely is I.
Speaker 5: Feel like she has to make her request, But did
she make it to the colleges?
Speaker 2: Should make it the bill?
Speaker 3: Yeah, she may bill put that in the content.
Speaker 2: Don't you think in some way like is she crunting
out being like I want it on nothing?
Speaker 3: Running on off the field. He's doing a fucking job
being a fucking child's day of the side. That's what
I thought, But she would drive me crazy.
Speaker 2: I would now look, it could have been the timing
of it could have been fine. But they're all hot.
Speaker 3: Somebody sicklar shit somewhere, somebody.
Speaker 2: Goes They're like, we're all embarrassed for you both that
they wrote. And I still am trying to wonder. And
she even did things. She's twenty four years old, right,
so you would think kind of the young They she
put up their meat aversary because they had met on
a flight.
Speaker 6: Oh my fucking god, thank you, Oh thank you.
Speaker 2: You're seventy two years old. Somebody's putting their meat aversary.
Speaker 3: Oh maybe she's really in love with them.
Speaker 2: She probably she wasn't even alive for his first Patriots supermown.
Speaker 3: Maybe he's got like a fucking fourteen inch cock. No exactly,
that's what exactly.
Speaker 2: Like, we talked about how young you, Yeah, how young
you would go, like if you were dating, And I
still think like thirty five would be my cutoff, Like
I even there on. I'd like to think i'd go
nineteen twenty. But I don't think I could. I don't
think I could.
Speaker 4: It's easier said than done, right.
Speaker 2: Right, I don't think I could.
Speaker 3: I couldn't because my kids and I see, they look
like little kids to me, although sometimes when they're.
Speaker 2: Lightly tread lightly with that statement, Jesus Christ, I don't
mean it like that.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying jis movie.
Speaker 2: No, that's not what I'm saying. You know what I mean, right, No,
I'd love you to go ahead to explain that. What
I'm saying is like sometimes women look they can make
themselves look like you're older. Like you can look at
Jordan and I would There are times Jordan, being the
Belichick's girlfriend, I would say she's thirty, Well she's twenty four,
but with the makeup on and all the ship and she.
Speaker 5: Still has to talk, you know, but thirty and he's
seventy two.
Speaker 2: Well she's twenty four. No, I know.
Speaker 6: But even if she looks thirty.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, just because she has
to talk. Does she's very educated? Well, she says, she's
not walking around talking about the Riz. She's Yeah, I
don't know. Metaversary sounds pretty close to me. I still
got that little girl. And yet that was Bill would
be so funny, he required it.
Speaker 3: What if he became post universary, let me do that
right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know. Well, one day I became rich exactly.
I mean, that's it exactly. Talk about gold digger.
Speaker 3: Good for him. He can't take it away him as well, Spender.
Speaker 2: I can't.
Speaker 3: I can't tell if, uh really how old Belichick is
When I look at him, Like if somebody said he's
sixty five, I'm like, yeah, you know what I mean,
I still a lot older, like it was definitely, like
maybe mid sixties you maybe not, say seventy.
Speaker 2: Have you ever seen a friend of yours with an
older guy like that?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: No, no, none, that even just a casual hook up.
Her hairsty listed you. I've seen the videos. I have not.
Speaker 3: What's the oldest guy you've ever remember?
Speaker 2: You can your haircut? You pervert? Yes, well there you're going.
Speaker 5: I was probably thirty six.
Speaker 6: I think he was forty eight.
Speaker 2: How old girl? Oh that's nothing.
Speaker 3: And then the youngest was.
Speaker 5: Twenty four, and you were hold.
Speaker 3: No yeah, wait, wait, wait, wait wait, no, why I
was Blair? Blair was twenty six when we got together,
and I was forty two, And that was the youngest
girl I've ever dated.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: No, after that, we talked about last week obviously that
summer beach younger.
Speaker 2: But dude, you brought up widho last week. Okay. I
get a friend request on Facebook and it popped up
on my phone and my computer, but not at the
same time. So and and I saw it on the computer,
I go, why do I think I know that person?
I click on it. I don't know this woman, and
it says this is terrible. I shouldn't even laugh. This
is what a decade widowed April fifth, twenty twenty five.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, you're like, oh, like April, it's like April
thirty eight. Wait it's coming up.
Speaker 2: No, like I got it. No, we were at April fourteenth.
Speaker 3: Today I taked in April twenty fifth. No, no, no,
April fifth. That's pretty fast move on for widow. I
was like, she updated her status to say widowed. Oh
and you thought widho and you're like, Hi, I comparably.
Speaker 2: Go, I just immediately a month or so you and
I wonder, I wonder how true that is. I don't know.
It was kind of young or older.
Speaker 3: I similar age.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I have no idea matter. I don't
think it does.
Speaker 3: No. Like, I'm a part of a couple of widow groups,
and there's some serious widows in there, both men and
women of all ages.
Speaker 2: It's crazy they have like support groups. Oh that's actually
all like jokes aside, that's a that's a part of
a dark humor one see.
Speaker 3: But still yeah, but that's why they're making fun of
people dying. There's houses dying and stuff. But I mean
it's you know, I never.
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I don't know.
Speaker 3: It's the name of the song Breathe, It is not.
Speaker 2: It's Massy Star Fade into You from nineteen ninety three?
Speaker 4: Did you have ninety three?
Speaker 2: I don't know nineteen ninety six.
Speaker 4: Anybody know who this is?
Speaker 2: The Massie Star. I don't do anything I do because
of the Flickerstick cover. She was she had a good broad.
Speaker 4: Of good advice. Yeah, she's got that voice. From that,
you can tell that's from the nineties.
Speaker 2: Oops, round one, that's the right one here, I said,
Aerosmith Angel.
Speaker 4: It's Aerosmith. I don't know the song. Nineteen ninety eight,
I said nineteen ninety seven, but said eighties.
Speaker 3: I don't nineteen ninety I think ninety eight might be right.
I think that's when Get a Grip came out.
Speaker 2: It is Aerosmith amazing from nineteen ninety three, when Get
a Grip came out. Okay, what came out in ninety eight?
Nine Lives I Live? Yeah, or it might have been
think I get one point, no five points?
Speaker 4: Oh, this is Michael Bolton really doing Pride.
Speaker 2: It is Michael Bolton doing Pride.
Speaker 3: Called Bolton Pride good, I said nineteen ninety six.
Speaker 2: Figure in the nineties was sort of his sweet spot. Yeah,
but he tried to album for You Too, came.
Speaker 3: Out fucking decade.
Speaker 2: It's right, eighty seven.
Speaker 4: He tried to make a comeback. So I'm gonna go
two thousand and five.
Speaker 2: Oh, okay, goode eighties.
Speaker 3: I'm on my way up.
Speaker 2: It's Pride. And the Name of Love Michael Bolton from
his twenty eleven duets album look At You Buddy? Did
What year did You get? Two thousand and five?
Speaker 4: And I'm really man, I don't know who this is.
I mean, I do it.
Speaker 2: Oh, I do. I'm trying to take us a year.
Speaker 4: Is it Sean Covid?
Speaker 2: That is not Sean Covid, that's that's Check.
Speaker 4: But it's Lullaby nineteen ninety eight.
Speaker 2: Oh, I said Lula. I did not say lullabye. I
said nineteen ninety.
Speaker 6: Six, Lullaby two thousand.
Speaker 2: It is Ryan Cabrera. It is Lullaby from Sean Mullenin's
in nineteen ninety eight. Somebody was in the hole shut up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, nineteen y eight.
Speaker 2: God damn, big game over.
Speaker 4: I keep telling you that.
Speaker 8: I go from when I was working at seem Yeah. Yeah,
that's how I knew that it was his own song
for me. Yeah, Laura knows this one, queen.
Speaker 3: Yes, the song don't stop now, don't stop me.
Speaker 6: Don't stop don't stop me now written down?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, give it to her stop.
Speaker 2: I'm not Joe. I can't do that.
Speaker 6: I wrote nineteen seventy nine. I have no idea I wrote.
Speaker 2: Nineteen seventy eight.
Speaker 3: I wrote seventy nine as well.
Speaker 2: I have seventy six two of you are in the hole.
Oh my god, Matt is in the hole. What Laura,
don't stop me out queen.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because I did not have the song Queen.
Speaker 2: Were twenty six my birthday of nineteen seventy nine, I
am all eight.
Speaker 3: That's a fifteen for you, right, twenty Oh, it is
a twenty because years ten points right? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Oh? So I got this is uh Colin hay Men
at work, and I think he did this solo one
I wrote nineteen ninety seven for Somebody's I think two
thousand and one, but I said nineteen ninety seven, who
can it Be? I put oh god, I put in
nineteen eighty four, who can it Be? Now? I took
this off the original version of the.
Speaker 6: Song who can It Be Now?
Speaker 5: Nineteen eighty six and eighty two nineteen eighty one for
who at Me?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 2: Met it working? Colin hay What is it? This is acoustic?
It is? But I didn't think about that. Thanks, yes,
mess up what he just got the movie? This one's
got a potential to be some points from me. I
don't know not for me. I got two of them,
yeah two rage Rage is not in the list. Christ Stapleton,
Bruno Mars and justin Timberlake.
Speaker 4: It was not Justine Brian right is Brian Adams in there?
Speaker 2: No, that's the song from three. I wrote Kravitz and
cross to that.
Speaker 5: Oh, I love Luddy. I have Bruno Mars and Chris Stapleton,
and then I thought the third was justin Timberlake.
Speaker 2: This right here is Ed Suran.
Speaker 6: Oh.
Speaker 2: Chris Stapleton was the second voice the song where you
caught it? Yeah, and Bruno Mars was the third. One supernatural.
It's called blow what stevens Laura tonight? Just so you're aware,
And I wrote, I.
Speaker 3: Wrote twenty twenty three, I wrote twenty twenty.
Speaker 2: This is Chris Staple twenty nineteen.
Speaker 3: It's crazy how there so like a song? Yeah, yeah,
they're so different in other songs.
Speaker 2: The video was cool too because it had it wasn't
them singing it, but it was just it was like
focus on Ed Shearan doing a concert, did you say it?
Stapleton doing a concert, and then Bruno just singing yeah,
did you at the movie? He did? Sure?
Speaker 3: Dad?
Speaker 2: I just saw write it down.
Speaker 4: How much do I get ten for that City of Angels?
Speaker 2: City of Angels is Google Girl, Falling Age IRUs, Google
dolls is all I got? I said, nineteen ninety eight.
It's a thirty point win from Mark. Right there, he
got the year. You got the year?
Speaker 4: What yeard you have nineteen ninety eight?
Speaker 2: He's got the year two? I said, ninety eight, So
I get ten for the year.
Speaker 4: Did you get a five?
Speaker 2: No? I got the Google dolls, so you got it.
Speaker 3: I got thirty five for the whole game. Mark got
thirty on that question.
Speaker 2: I got five ten twenty.
Speaker 6: I got fifty. I'm happy with that.
Speaker 2: It was all you shut your wade in the one
who got sixty?
Speaker 6: No, I didn't.
Speaker 3: I did not do that bad.
Speaker 2: I got fifty sixty. Fuck fifty five. He didn't. He
got last shit.
Speaker 3: He crushed it tonight.
Speaker 2: Wow, dude, that was amazing, great job. Let me see
he would have gotten twelve on the old right now,
Yeah years the year kept the ship?
Speaker 3: He said one sixty, Then six sixty. I said one
sixth a.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well fifty five fifty, yeah.
Speaker 3: Sixty or one sixty. He got third in the last one.
Speaker 2: Then Matt had nine. Somehow I had thirty five five. No,
you gotta have more than fifty. I have fifty five.
You've got to have one.
Speaker 3: This is your score, thirty last, bitch, I have five.
Speaker 4: Okay, I missed the ten. I got five.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, sixty five.
Speaker 3: I would have thought you had a lot more now
because you got thirty in the last one.
Speaker 2: But I didn't get did if I had Angels names
aboug song? You know I lost my five? Yeah? I thought.
Speaker 3: I thought.
Speaker 2: Silver medalist, not a bronze medalist.
Speaker 6: Okay, this is good.
Speaker 2: I like that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I like what he well, Metallica is Black. The
anniversary album, Chris Stapleton did some songs.
Speaker 2: It's really good. He's gonna he's so.
Speaker 3: He does that Monday night football. Oh that's him now phenomenal. Yeah,
didn't even phenomenal. Yeah you put him and carry on Sunday.
Those are two great nights back to back with good music.
Right there.
Speaker 2: I like that. Carrie too was always and then the
Cowboys take the field.
Speaker 3: Now, how do you know they started in today?
Speaker 2: The extra practice.
Speaker 3: I got the I got the backhanded slap from Danny
on the second commercial this week. It says, you know,
I'm like, I'm like you know, the Joneses around the Cowboys.
I'm a great business guy, but my fucking team sucks.
They can't win. I'm just dying. I'm laughing so hard
as I'm listening to it. Waitress, Yes, she just like
you know I was. I was laughing so hard.
Speaker 2: How do you feel about Brian Schottenheimer?
Speaker 3: I love Shot? Yeah, yeah, I love now.
Speaker 2: I wasn't. I wasn't sure. I remember you weren't.
Speaker 3: I do love him right now, and I admit this
years from now that I like Jason Garrett beginning too.
Speaker 2: He just like McCarthy at the beginning too.
Speaker 3: I did not. I did not. I hated the Mike McCarthy.
Speaker 2: Hire, all right, but Shot, why why Shot?
Speaker 3: He's young, he's enthusiastic, he's going to change a lot
of things. He's he's there a very good coach.
Speaker 2: Only he and the Saints started their voluntary practices today.
Speaker 3: Well, and they could have a week ago, and they
decided to take extra time. They could have taken an
extra week and they chose not to. They could have
made him show up last Monday. And do they get
an extra week because they're new coaches?
Speaker 2: Oh? Really? So did the are the bills and everybody
already back. Am I'm missing today? I think, Yeah, that's
what I thought, But I didn't see anything about it.
Speaker 3: Well you know what I was getting the quiet time
because it's nothing. It's just the guys that are there
from last year. Still you don't haven't drafted. You haven't
even drafted, right. You're finding out right now what you
really need the draft. But they're not really doing much either. No,
I would assume not. And who wants to see when
he injured this? I mean, this is the first one
that Mike has come to. He's never come to one.
Speaker 2: What's going to happen at quarterback? Because you think Dak
tried to go.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he is ready. He said he could play today
if he had to. But man, I don't know. I
like our backup better. Yeah, I like, I like, I
like Joe Yep. It was a great trade.
Speaker 2: Interesting seventeen players headed to the draft this year. The
NFL announced, well.
Speaker 3: There letting mill Row go, which I don't understand.
Speaker 2: Seventeen players will attend it could be drafted in the
first round. Oh so if that seventeen one will obviously
fall to the second round because that always happens.
Speaker 3: Probably only seventeen are showing up. Oh well they go
to people to get thirty two. So you don't want
to be the guy that shows up. You don't get
picked in the first round. It's embarrassing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, then you become like I keep Brady.
Speaker 3: Quinn was the one I was just thinking of, that's
so funny for Aaron Rodgers. Aaron Rodgers is the other
one dropped all the way down.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was the dude for the Dolphins that the
Dolphins ended up drafting that fell. We had the the
scuba mask. We thing hit like a doll.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's pretty much anybody they've drafted last thirty years.
Speaker 2: Yeah. What's going on with Tua? And I asked that
because I saw that he put his house in Florida
up for sale.
Speaker 3: He just got a new deal, I forgot.
Speaker 2: So he's forget where he lived. Well, I'm thinking that
it's a three million dollar house. So my first reaction
was like, that's kind of nothing. He probably is going
somewhere bigger.
Speaker 3: Was that his rookie house? Three million in Miami? What
is that a studio?
Speaker 2: It looked nice, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Three million in Miami.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's I thought the same thing. It was his
studio Park West Miami, West Miami. I don't even know that.
And a Fall of Fire of coming to Netflix next month. Yes,
oh really.
Speaker 3: I started watching The Red Sox in season things. What
sucks is half these guys don't speak fucking English. It's
not like Hard Knocks where everybody speaks. These guys don't
fucking speak English. I got so far, so good.
Speaker 2: I got drunk when I rant into something on TV.
Was the basically it was the game day production for
the Browns, but it was like all the security behind
the scenes off showing like it was freaking cool showing
like this big freaking room with all the monitors. They're
watching them. They look at the stadium, they're getting guys
falling in the bathroom, they're calling him. It was really
kind of cool. Is that it was on one of
the thirties on Time Warner, like Bravo or something like that.
It was kind of cool. I was digging it.
Speaker 3: The Red Sox one is cool because the first episode
they talked to the guy who almost killed himself last
year was a year before and he's come back from it.
Look at the LSU guy.
Speaker 2: You know, oh, I know that's terrible.
Speaker 3: And he was going to be drafted, I thought, and
I didn't know much about him, but I did see that.
Speaker 2: All right. Well, everybody ready for the rest of your
break Mark.
Speaker 4: I'm busy all week.
Speaker 2: Why appointments?
Speaker 4: Oh okay, fit all the appointments.
Speaker 2: And yeah, I get them all knocked out. What are
you laughing at over there?
Speaker 5: Appointments, appointments, appointment, business, appointment.
Speaker 4: I can't leave work like I was able, took, I
was able to leave work.
Speaker 2: All right. Well, happy Eastern and everybody celebrating. Enjoy the brunch.
I know it's sold out. I don't want to tell
a few tables for market, well we will.
Speaker 3: We leave about five to ten tables for walkings. Okay,
I don't want turn anybody away.
Speaker 2: Yeah rude, you know, no, that's great. Get your reservations
on stub Hub, the TB wood Fire Pizza and Grill
on the mall at Grease Ridge. It's a custom made brunch,
not the come to the trough cold eggs.
Speaker 3: No one's gonna sneeze on your food. No one's going
to drool at the buffet.
Speaker 2: No pay for that to happen.
Speaker 3: For a little extra, give you anything they do that
to you.
Speaker 2: Never Mind that was yesterday, no finger her eggs whatever.
Speaker 3: Mind, never mind scrambled eggs broke.
Speaker 2: I hope you have a great I hope the rest
of the furniture survives the week. Just laid out, plastic cat,
A great game. I Bill Moran will see you tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 2: Murderer ride three days out theater, Bad comes house because
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