Speaker 1: When your old career gives you lemons throwing some ice
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Moran Podcast.
Speaker 2: Well, hello and welcome. Thank you for getting your pot on.
Thanks for telling a friend. One at a time, we
build the pirate ship. That's right, Danny's here. Have you
ever served jury duty? No, I have, Drey, I have
duty tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Do you So I've been. I was on the list
and then I called through it and I ended up
not getting called.
Speaker 2: So my number is like, yeah, I'm there, and I
got to show up at a certain time, and I
don't know whether to. Uh. I think I'm just gonna
let the process play out and see what happens. I
don't know.
Speaker 3: Kevin just had it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but he got off, didn't he?
Speaker 3: Yeah? How claimed racism?
Speaker 2: No he didn't.
Speaker 3: No, I'm just joking that. I don't think he could
do that.
Speaker 2: I think I think years ago I had a relative
who did the thing. No, who said something like, uh, well,
if he didn't do this, I'm sure he did something else.
Like I'm pretty sure to get out of it. Yeah,
just terrible, terrible.
Speaker 3: It's terrible.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but uh yeah, because he served.
Speaker 3: His jury duty the same time as our listener suits.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well so I'm like going Apparently.
Speaker 3: Suits like suits is Asian. So he pretended to understand
the English and he got up for real something like that.
Speaker 2: Okay, but wouldn't it be intriguing to sort of be
on interesting? We discussed this, Yeah, yeah, we discussed how like, yeah,
if you found a good one, yeah, I had a
good one.
Speaker 3: There are some people who actually I think I mentioned this,
who actually like being on Jerry's and they have to
tell them no, we we You've solved enough problems, right,
you know, because people like there's some people who show
up in court like, well, we used to do what
you do at the courthouse. I interviewed a guy who
just shows up just to watch because yeah, it's a
live action soap opera. Baby, this judge, no best to
ride this judge. Oh no, you don't talk back in
his courtroom.
Speaker 2: I forgot about that. Yeah. Yeah, so I don't know
what I'm expecting or or not. And uh, can I
hang on one second, hang.
Speaker 3: On, get a phone call.
Speaker 2: Yeah, buddy, I'm doing a podcast. Yeah, I know. I'm sorry.
Can I go to AJ's house and hang out with them.
Speaker 3: While you're gone?
Speaker 2: How are you getting there? Ride?
Speaker 3: Possibly?
Speaker 2: What do you mean possibly?
Speaker 3: I got my skateboard.
Speaker 2: They said I could come over, and then they have
to ask somebody thinking from getting like aprils, No, just
stay home? Why can't you stay home? I don't want
to have fun with the homies.
Speaker 3: Because it's like your father he knows, yes, an audience.
Speaker 2: It's just like, but buddy, I got ah.
Speaker 3: I want to have home.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I'm I'm I'm working understeing. You understand What's
I'm doing here? I'm working? And then drug free homies
this is yeah, this is getting you okay, So then
we're gonna go with the with.
Speaker 3: No want stay home? Jameson Iran might attack call me
back dad.
Speaker 2: This is like, do you see what you boy? Do
you see what happens in my life lately?
Speaker 3: That's just thirty seconds of a glimpse into the life
of pill Mora. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Just that's a small glimpse. And I'm trying to balance
it all and I feel like a lot of plates
in the air, a lot of plates in the air
with the sticks.
Speaker 3: Jesus Christ.
Speaker 2: Sorry, Dan, Holy count yourself?
Speaker 3: Thank you?
Speaker 2: Yes, well, I try I have t from hang on,
he's on. Yes, hello, buddy, Why hang on a second?
Hang on, I can't hear you. What AJ's mom is
doing a little movie night thing and asked if I
could come stay.
Speaker 3: The night and then come home in the morning.
Speaker 2: I'll have a ride back home school, please. I was
answering a different question. Hang off, Uh, No, school is done.
What do I answer to this? You know what I mean?
Here's where I feel guilty. I'm not like I'd rather
you just kind of lock it down. But it's also summer. Yeah,
you got a buddy, it's warm out. Okay, friend, it's
that time of year. You know what I mean, going
into your sophomore gear. You're already playing the sophomore card.
I'm a sophomore now man pass my exams, letting him
practice drive and stuff.
Speaker 3: I gotta d my basketball.
Speaker 2: What do I do here? Do I Let him go?
Speaker 3: Let him go, Let him go. It's summer. As long
as he gets home in the morning and an appropriate time.
Speaker 2: How am I gonna know I'm not gonna be there?
I gotta go big get down to Jersey.
Speaker 1: Ud.
Speaker 3: You gotta have faith, Billy.
Speaker 2: Okay, what time are you coming back in the morning?
Speaker 3: Circle of trust.
Speaker 2: You got to be in by ten. If you're a
home you got what.
Speaker 3: I'll bring my key to just in case.
Speaker 2: You got to be home by ten. I will not
be there, but you have to be there nine Central.
All right, goodbye.
Speaker 3: I thought he'd be home watching the NBA Finals. Must
be a pro basketball player. He's got to learn.
Speaker 2: What man, did you see Kevin Durant? Yeah, and he
almost seemed relieved that he's going to hear.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Hey, would you want to play at Phoenix?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I heard there was locker room drama.
I I have no idea wherever Kevin.
Speaker 3: Goes, Kevin Durant goes the drop of Fallow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 3: And I've seen people on both sides saying Rockets won
this trade. Sun's won this trade. Nobody knows anything. Shut up.
Speaker 2: Well, it's kind of fun to speculate.
Speaker 3: Well, he's at he was at a Fanatics They had
this big Fanatics convention New York.
Speaker 2: By the way, I never heard of Fanatics fest Fanetics.
Speaker 3: Fanatics material is garbage. But let's go with This was amazing.
The festival was fantastic because they're stipping all that money
and like actually quality material. I don't know if they have.
I mean guy in Buffalo who went because of course.
Speaker 2: And why why why do you do that? Why do
you why do you have to do that? Why you
have to do that? They even had he was on
Best Stressed Fan contest and they had a fan looking
like she jumped through a table. She's like got the
table around her waist and legs coming out the other
side like she jumped through the table in Zumbas. Yea, yeah, Zubas.
Speaker 3: The Buffalo has kept Zubas in business the last.
Speaker 2: I never say that, but they had. I mean, this
looked like really cool because I'm going a lot of
this ship to go it's lame, it's lame. I'm like,
this is this was amazing.
Speaker 3: They did go all out for it.
Speaker 2: They did.
Speaker 3: John Cino was there, A lot of people were.
Speaker 2: There, Tom tom Brady was everywhere. Tom Brady sat down
on a live taping of Lebron James to called the cut,
yes or something like that. Yeah, but it's supposed to
be like, you know a bunch of guys sitting around
a barbershop talking. I think it's an HBO show and.
Speaker 3: Drink wine and they talk about whatever seriously.
Speaker 2: I know, I know, but let's see this. Yeah, they
had Lebron James, Tom Brady, Kevin Durant, Travis Scott, jay Z,
Derek Jeter, Peyton Manning, Eli Manning. I think. I think
Tom Brady is a joke like Burned a Giants, Eli
Jersey something else. But it actually looks for Victor Women.
Yama is going to be there, it was there, Jaden Daniels,
Joe Burrow, Kevin Hart, I show.
Speaker 3: Speed, Kevin Hard, Alway sneaks in on those.
Speaker 2: Kevin Costner, Rob Gronkowski, Rodriguez, Alex Rodriguez, Drewski who I'm
not sure if you're familiar with. Uh, this is kind
of a comedian, Uh, Henrik Lunguist, I meet John Cena,
as you said, Cody Rhodes, the Undertaker, Rhea Ripley, Jay Usso,
Jamar Chase. It's just amazing. But listen to this. This
is on I think it's called The Cut Lebron James
show that's on HBO and Tom Brady with Lebron sitting there,
I don't forget he's friends with Michael Jordan. Tom Brady
and Michael Jordan are are good friends.
Speaker 3: He's talking like Jordan went out of his way to
do a piece about tom Brady and his greatness. He did, yes, okay, yes,
just to stick it to Lebron.
Speaker 2: Probably maybe maybe to do that. Yeah, he threw a
bit of a curveball to Michael Jordan.
Speaker 3: Oh did he?
Speaker 2: Yes? He did? Okay, because he says this, it's a
little achoey, but we'll listen to tom Brady talking about Lebron.
Speaker 1: Him and you know, the different teams that he's been on,
and he's always done things the right way. He's always
risen above all the noise and the bs and continue
to deliver.
Speaker 2: So your witness the greatest ever. Oh right now, oh
you know, right now, Michael Jordan's typing up an invitation
for game of one on one and the loser has
to buy dinner forever. I took that personally, Yes, but
he did. He said that he is the basketball goat?
Did he not just say that? They're yeah saying he
played for all these different teams. He was always kind
of the center point the Olympics. All the pressure that
was on him making these choices. You think he's the
greatest ever do it? No.
Speaker 3: I think he's the most valuable, but I don't think
he's the greatest. Well, it's interesting because people think that's
a cop out. It's not. It's it's actually pretty fair
to say that. But I mean, there's one thing about
Lebron James that nobody wants to talk about. L Sonnen
was on Patrick but David's show and said that he
believes that Lebron has a little help from some friends.
And I'm not talking about like, I'm not talking about
like the banana boat buddies. I'm talking about something you
can get in a bottle.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Maybe because everybody else he's played with is long retired.
Speaker 2: I like when I see guys from different sports, you know,
greatness recognizes greatness. I mean, here's something else that came
out at this fanatics fest, and I meant to grab
the audio of this. I did not know that Tom
Brady and Peyton Manning had become pretty tight at the
peak of their careers. They were both NFL MVPs at
the time, and they would talk quite a bit and
Tom Brady, I guess Manning invited Brady down to Knoxville
and said, why don't we work out together Over a weekend,
they played golf, they went out to eat, and they
threw passes to high school players and the kids. All
their phones were locked up and they were sworn to
never talk about this. And so could you imagine being
a high school fucking kid catching passes from Tom Brady
and Peyton man.
Speaker 3: Well, we just talked to one like five minutes ago.
I think I'm sure, Dad, Are you sure we can't
go play ketch with temper? I mean someone, yeah and
so and so. I mean, how amazing would that be? Yeah? Yeah,
I couldn't keep up.
Speaker 2: Mouth shit, couldn't possibly.
Speaker 3: He realized, I have to probably do a light detective
test beforehand to see if you would tell anybody. I
have no idea pass. Did that ever get out?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: Did you even know these guys hung out?
Speaker 3: No, because the last that I had heard, they've always
had mutual respect for each other. That that's always been there.
But like Peyton Manning, like the story got out where
there was an email that Tom Brady sent to a
relative or somebody, and it got out where he says,
you know, Peyton's best man ears are behind him. Mine
are still coming, man, I'm still going. Yeah, this is
like when he was like thirty nine and he ended
up planning till he was forty five, Right, so he
wasn't wrong. I mean, by the way, Brady was better
than Manning. I don't care what anybody says. Don't. Let's
not get stupid here. But I mean I didn't think
that they were close. Usually guys like that, like Ali
and Fraser, had a lot of respect for each other,
but they could never be in the same room together, exactly.
Jordan and okay, Jordan and anybody broxyship for anybody else.
Larry and Michael, I'm sorry. Larry and Magic Magic Johnson
and Larry Bird hated each other until they had to
tape a Converse commercial together. Then they started eating together
and started to learn a little bit. But and then
they had mutual respect, became really really good friends and
had a healthy rivalry. But they hated each other for years.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, but let's go with this for just
a second. Now, you've got so this all came out.
That's why I thought this fanatics fest looked like the
coolest thing. Maybe I only saw the cool moments. It
looked impressive and during this, Peyton Manning is on stage
and Tom Brady and Peyton's laying out, how you know,
he goes, I said to Tom, let's keep it subtle,
and he goes here he comes flying in on mister
Craft's private jet, like real subtle. He's like, you know,
poking fun at him, and he said, but it was
a great weekend. And Tom says, I still have my
notes from that weekend, and he said, one of the
things that I loved was it was very hard. And
it sounds like it makes me wonder if Tom Brady
initiated this. Tom said, I was always wanted to learn
and be better. And as Peyton said, at this point,
Peyton had won an NFL MVP, and so had Brady,
and he said, Brady's going, you know, Belichick liked to
recruit young guys, and he would bring in young quarterbacks.
He goes, So there was nobody that I could learn from.
There was nobody who had experience that was around, that
had seen things, even been on sidelines.
Speaker 3: I think it was he broke at every step.
Speaker 2: So he's like, I wanted to find that. And the
only one I could kind of connect with and talk
about these things was Peyton, and we went and we
actually learned from each other. He goes, granted, we kind
of held some things back, but we we really Yeah,
and he go and he said, I'll never forget that
whole weekend. But the high school kids, I'm like, how
fucking cool? So this fanatics fest to me looked amazing.
It just looks so freaking cool. And then the name
of the show is the shot, by the way for Lebron.
But let's go back to the fact that he calls
Lebron the ghot, the greatest of all time. And what
he said was he was on different teams the pressure
of this. Would we have said that Tom Brady is
the greatest to ever do it? Or would there have
been more of an argument? It was the system, It
was Belichick, It was this until Tom went to Tampa
and he became Tampa Tom and that And I granted,
what was that the COVID year? Yes, but they won, Yes,
and the game was just they won.
Speaker 3: They humiliated Patrick Mahomes, Andy Reid and the Chiefs, the
defending champions.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So my question to you is does that make
him the greatest? That he did it in more than
one spot. Does it make Lebron the greatest, that he
did it in more than one spot. Don't forget Michael
stayed just with and back then it wasn't common for
guys to be traded as much. I mean, I've I've
never seen we talk about Kevin Durant, that guy said
he was the Nets, He's here, he's everywhere, he was
the Warriors for a little while, he was Oklahoma City
and then you know, he's been everywhere. So but it
didn't seem to happen as much when MJ was playing.
So but you get in that system, you get in
you know what I mean, you get to build them.
And we say this even with college basketball, sometimes the
teams that have been together the longest do the best
in the tournament because they know their system and they
trust each other. Same thing I would say with anybody,
and you get, you know, all of a sudden, they
started to buy into Phil Jackson's whole thing. And he
stayed with the team and stayed with the system, and
he always had Pippin and I guess you could say
he always had Gronk because Gronk did go to Tampa too.
But just interesting, I.
Speaker 3: Got to give the non that Jordan in basketball, Brady
in football. Because here's the thing, Jordan and Brady did
not have the control that guys like Peyton Manning. Peyton
Manning got chased out of Indianapolis because he went. He
was basically thought of himself like a part owner. And
Bill Pollion, the general manager used to be in Buffalo,
enabled him. He enabled him to do that to the
point where Jim Mercy is like, I need to I
need my team back. You can't be making decisions for that.
This is my football team. This isn't Peyton Manning's football team.
You're not gonna read this anywhere. This is all like
when I'm theorizing between the lines. Okay, uh, they fired
they fired polly In and then they told Manning, look,
we're probably gonna draft Andrew Luck. You took a roster
spot on this team when you knew you weren't gonna
play all season long. Come on, and when when it
comes to Jordan, Jordan didn't pick the Bulls. Jordan just
raised the play of the Bulls. He didn't pick the
head coach, Jerry Jerry Krouse is considered the bad guy
with the Bulls. Jerry Rouse built those teams. You can
make an argue with that Jerry Krause was just as
importan as Phil Jackson. Now Jordan is the most important, okay,
but every NBA star needs to have another star with him,
and in their case.
Speaker 2: It was.
Speaker 3: Right, Well, yeah, but like the quarterback, I mean, the
quarterback makes all the difference.
Speaker 2: I always argued that basketball was the only sport where
if I changed one player, I could change the whole
trajectory of a team. I didn't think that because I'm
only five on five, right, and when in football it's like.
Speaker 3: It's a quarterback league. Quarterback is sixty percent of your success? Yeah,
I mean you can't. Really, it's the majority of your success.
It's not the then it's the head coach, then it's
everybody else. I mean, like, if you want to consider
Mad ratings a thing, the Bills have the twelfth highest
Madden rating as far as a roster in the NFL.
So if let's I'm not saying that that's true, but
let's say that is true, that how value how much
of that eighty five is Josh Allen? Yeah, probably eighty
three of it? No, sure, right, right? Okay, Now as
far as uh, you know what Lebron Lebron. Everywhere Lebron
went from day one, from the moment he was drafted,
I get the final say. Yeah, so he got to
build his team, He got to pick his coach everywhere
he went. When he went back to Cleveland, he got
David Blatt fired for Tyron Liu because David Blatt wasn't
his guy. David black I was hired before he got there. Yeah,
I mean Lebron, we got to bring in Kevin. We
got to bring in this guy. When he went to
Miami to finally win, he had to build a team
around him, you know. And so now you're saying pat
Riley built that team. Yeah, but I mean he had
Chris Bosh and Dwayne Wade already ready to go. They
concocted it. Jordan didn't have that luxury. And by the way,
Tom Brady didn't have that luxury in New England either.
Speaker 2: Like he hated.
Speaker 3: Belichick because Belichick because he goes, i'll take less money
if you bring in stars, and occasionally he would, but
for the most part he didn't.
Speaker 2: It's it's interesting when you look at the guys who've
had great success, and I don't know if Kevin Durant
is of this if he's just a sup supreme athlete
and as much as a workhorse. And I don't know
what he does in the offseason, but like Michael Jordan,
we didn't see it as much. But Tom Brady's written
books about that. When he sits on stage and goes
I still have the notes. Who takes notes from a
weekend of hanging out with a guy, you know what
I mean? You might just try to be in the moment.
Speaker 3: And he was driven, which, by the way, lebron Ja
is driven too. Lebron was driven. Lebron's are all driven.
Speaker 2: Lebron is in phenomenal shape for forty years old. PD
or not, you're right, playing a long time in a
game that really beats guys up, it just does, yes,
But so did Brady. Brady played a long time in
a game that beats guys up. Yes, I mean maybe
even worse.
Speaker 3: That's why he got rid of the ball so fast.
He didn't want to take He didn't take hits. Yeah,
Brady didn't take hits. You know, everybody's like want to
talk about TV twelve and all that stuff, and yeah,
a lot of that stuff's good for you. But and
he worked at it. He really did, but he didn't
take hits, like that ball was out of his hands.
Peter Mutimer and no our friend. When the Bills played
the they played England at home. It was week two
of the twenty fifteen season. Rex Ryan was the head coach.
He sat there with a stopwatch watching the film. Peter
because he's nuts about this stuff, and he goes, how
many passes do you think Tom Brady took more than
three seconds to throw?
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say none. Two, two, okay, two. I don't
like fifty passive tips too. Like that ball was out
out out.
Speaker 3: He never took hits. He knew his receivers were gonna
be You better be there, bro, or else you ain't
gonna be playing, period. So I mean, you know, I
think that Brady is the greatest player in the history
of the NFL. I mean, it's always gonna be a quarterback.
I think Jordan is the greatest in the NBA. I
think that. Now here's the thing in Lebron's defense. Okay,
you gotta take centers out of it, Okay, because that's
a DNA thing. Like Shaq Kareem. You can't teach seven
to five, Okay, you can't do that. But when you
talk about raising the game of everybody else, if once
you took Lebron off a team, they were a lottery team.
When you took Jordan off the Bulls, they were still
going to the playoffs they did, okay, So I mean,
let this just show how shows you how how valuable
Lebron is. And of course that is the fact that
he brings people with him because he is Lebron James.
But it just goes to show you. I mean, like
as soon as he left Cleveland, they were a dumpster fire.
He left Miami, they were kind of a you know,
they went to be about a mediocre team. So I mean,
you gotta give Lebron hiss. But I mean, like, yeah,
he went to nine NBA Finals. He won four of them, okay,
but he built some all star teams and people think, well,
you should have gone nine for nine. Is that fair
or not? I don't know, But Jordan went six for six.
Speaker 2: He did he did.
Speaker 3: The Only thing that Jordan couldn't do was beat magic,
or you beat magic. Granted he had aids at that
point we didn't know, but he couldn't beat He couldn't
get by the Pistons until his third the third time
they played him, and he couldn't get by Larry Bird
until Larry Bird wrecked his back. Yeah, so you got
to consider that too.
Speaker 2: We will take a moment something that Dan has talked
about on this podcast. And I hope I'm embarrassing by
bringing a bet Doclements no Jesus no, no, no, no.
Speaker 3: Josh Allen no.
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Speaker 3: Nice some of nice.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Wow, we've made some night. You know. There's rumors
that the Hucinani show up. Yeah, I don't think.
Speaker 3: Why do you draw so many comparisons to Elvis because
his lip curled? Is that it?
Speaker 2: Boy? I never even heard those I didn't even I
don't know. It's the first time I've ever heard that.
I guess he was a punk guy. He was in
the X the band. I think the band was called
Generation Acts or AX or something like that. And uh,
and then he kind of went on his own and
did this thing. But there's that what's the video that
he's it's all pictures of him on the wall and
he's singing in the pictures because he was in a
wheelchair after a motorcycle accent.
Speaker 3: White wedding.
Speaker 2: No, it wasn't white wedding. It was something like, uh,
it wasn't was it. No, It's like this young chick
goes and seduces this slightly older guy. I say slightly older.
She's probably twenty or nineteen and he's thirty five.
Speaker 3: He was a flash in the pan Billy Idol I.
Speaker 2: Mean fits your time, Daniel Parrella, That's what I mean
by that god like flashing the pant he's still around.
Speaker 3: Oh no he is, No, that's not what I mean.
Still he wasn't a one hit wonder, No, but I
mean like he had like one or two records and
that was it, like Ciddy Lauper, like they were like
kind of like if you were in the eighties, everything was.
Speaker 2: Exaggerated that to that level. Yeah, I think Billy Idol
had stilling on. I think he wrote new songs and stuff,
but you're right, it didn't get the play. I think
that Cindy Lauper went more into a blues There are
some beautiful blue songs albums that she's done are just gorgeous.
And then I mean Billy was kind of that punk
you know, he was the blonde hair and all that.
But he's now he's a grandfather and stuff. I think
I follow him on the Instagram at the elements.
Speaker 3: That it was the big joke that he made the
cameo in the wedding singer. Yes, it was like, oh
it's Billy Idol. Yeah, what happened to Billy Idol? But
it's based in the eighties so it's like, it's not
a cover for a guy like Billy idolill be flying
first class.
Speaker 2: He was. He also had some kind of really he
got like a some kind of fungus in his nose
that was affecting, like they were afraid it was going
to go to his brain and there was I forget.
I only know that because when I was doing some
classic rock shit around the country, I had to find
stuff to talk about. Right. I can't talk about, Hey,
it's really hot here because it Alaska where you were
automating out of it, so you were finding that. But
he had some kind of weird I'll have to look
it up. Weird thing. He is from the UK, though,
and the UK has announced, yes, a ban on pornography
depicting violent acts, particularly they're saying strangulation. Some people like
to be lightly choked. I'm just saying I don't need
to embarrass you. But you have talked about it openly
on this podcast.
Speaker 3: Somebody wants to ask me to.
Speaker 2: Do that, yes, and you said what, I can't do that?
And I have thought long and hard could I do it?
And the answer I keep coming back to after much
deep reflection is fuck, yes.
Speaker 3: What's funny that the UK is banning this stuff, but
yet they're letting like people just well, the laws are
kind of just suggestions now, it seems.
Speaker 2: Well as part of a broader effort to combat violence
against women and girls. The measure follows the Independent Porn Review.
The Independent Porn Review, How do you get on that panel?
It's barrenness, Gabby Burton, which highlighted how such content normalizes
dangerous sexual behaviors. I will say it'll be part of
their Crime and Policing Bill. It's an amendment or whatever whatever.
I don't know if I like this or I don't
like this.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean I don't like this.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say it right now. I don't like it
because it treads too dangerously close to government censorship of
adult media. Now. I don't know how England does things.
This is the UK, but I would say here in
the United States, you can't. I would rather see the
I don't know if they're the government or or if
it's if there's public schools over there, but some kind
of sexual education. Because I do think this, I think
we have. I've called it hyper connectivity, but pretty much
anything you want to see at any moment you can
see anywhere, and that includes porn, and a lot of
the porn if it's like this, if it's violent, if
it's whatever. And I don't know what pops up on
a lot of porn sites right away, but let's say
it is. And we see the choking in the in
the rough sex and you know you're I don't know,
putting a ballgag or whatever. Well, that's just not normal.
It's not it's not normal. It's not intimate, and I
think it takes expectation away. But if you are a thirteen, fourteen,
fifteen year old boy and this is your exposure to
what sexual content is normal? Right? And so how do
you combat that? And is there a way to constantly
talk to what? Go ahead? You put that?
Speaker 3: If you're not, you have to click the bar.
Speaker 2: But do you understand what I'm saying? And I don't.
I don't like to be that guy, but I go
if the government were to do something, should the government do?
Speaker 3: This is where a slippery slope argument is what it is.
It is, But it's hard to legislate morality, is it.
As much as I hate the idea of this stuff
going on, you have to cut I hate because like, hey,
we could ban this, well, we could ban this, we
could ban this, because now all of a sudden, it's
all the If it's a morality judgment on these laws,
then all of a sudden, everything is subject to the
temperature of the time.
Speaker 2: I don't think they can even have fifty shades of
gray over there. It'd be fifty shades of minorly disappointed.
I mean, that's the other thing I might it. But
you know, is a ban necessary to safeguard women and girls,
I don't think so. I think you have to have
real conversations and I and how many are getting hurt
that way, I don't know. I guess how you figured
it out. Is it one's too many, if one actually
died or something, that's horrible. But I think like constantly
trying to open that communication with with young kids and go,
that's really not normal, and you always have to have consent.
And some people may like things like that. We've had
Laura sit here and talk very openly about liking that
sort of stuff, and I think she talked about like
being slapped in the face or something.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, look, but different different strokes to love tap,
different strokes for different folks. Right, So there's the thing.
But when it's all you see, it becomes a steady
diet of that, you start to think that's the way
it needs to be done, and it's not right.
Speaker 3: It's yeah, that's that's all. Yeah, I don't I hate
the idea of the of like pornography in general, let
alone the violence. Yes, yes, But I mean but the
idea of banning it is also can lead to like
what else you're going to ban? Here? Well, look, yeah,
there's a verse in the Bible. We talked about this, right.
We could not you in the Bible, the Old Testament.
I forgot the verse about the word. The term is
called pisseth against the wall, meaning men. Okay, And we
couldn't you brought this up. We could not bring that
verse up on a radio station. But it's in the Bible, right,
So we got to ban the Bible now, right? Do
you see where this can go?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 3: But that's my point, right, yeah, yeah, I mean, like
those slippery slopes.
Speaker 2: That's where I always say, as a product the things
that there are things that I don't like about free speech,
but I love the idea of free speech. Ye, Therefore
you have to tolerate the guy who tells you how
to build a bomb or whatever that book is, or
whatever these things are. Maybe that maybe we've changed laws
a little bit. Maybe that's a bad example, but those
are the types of things that I think you have
to and the only way to combat this is a
comprehensive sex education. That's it. How do you do that
and have real conversations? I don't know. Do you have
porn stars come in to how great would that be?
How fucking great would that be? Every fourteen? They would not?
I hear one thing, this big titted milf says when
Dave Chappelle had that bit. Modern times require modern solutions.
Speaker 3: Have these two oldest teachers in the school have sex
in mayon days in front of in front of the
entire school? How do you prevent teenage pregnancy?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: But that's right, But that's his point.
Speaker 2: That was his point.
Speaker 3: Though you ain't ever gonna want to try that, right, exactly?
Speaker 2: No, But we have bodily urges, right, and a lot
of times they happened more when you're younger. People weren't
living as long. I think Romeo and Juliett was supposed
to be like a thirteen and fourteen year olds.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they were really young.
Speaker 2: Right by comparison to today they were middle aged then, right,
maybe most people don't lived at twenty years or whatever
it was, you know what I mean. Right, So here
we go. But it is that thing like I've been
thinking too, and it happened a little bit today. I
worry about the constant consumption of off all the time,
Like especially with my kid. I hear the phone on
while he's in the shower, he walks out, he's on
the phone with somebody and a video is playing. He's
seriously And then.
Speaker 3: I actually caught myself today watching my phone while watching television,
and I'm like, yeah, really did right, Really.
Speaker 2: I've done it. I've done it because you got bored
with the show, not just that or you got to
tell this wasn't like.
Speaker 3: My wife watching something I want to watch like a phone. No,
this was me by myself watching television and then watching
my phone while watching television because the television wasn't enough,
Like what are you doing?
Speaker 2: Damn? But if you're sitting there and your phone's next
to you, and Greg Connors likes to send things on Instagram, yeah,
and you go to look at what Greg sent you
while you're watching TV and maybe it's a sporting event. Yeah,
but we have we're split attention all the time. There's
gotta be away And there's a guy I would like
to talk to you about this. I don't know if
you're familiar with God. What's the guy's name, cal somebody,
younger guy, but he has like solutions to digital detox.
And today I took Jamison to the pool well for
at least forty minutes, nobody was on the phone. Nobody
was on the phone, and we actually were talking and conversing,
and I said to him something on the way out.
I go, God, the phone never stops. He goes, yeah,
he goes, I guess I'm on it twelve hours a day.
Speaker 3: No, you can check your phone.
Speaker 2: And I go, I said, that's it, because I think
it's way more. And he's like, well, you know, sometimes
I'm making music and stuff and he is yea, and
he is and he listens to like I can hear
them the rap that he's creating, but I'm like, I
don't A cow Newport is the guy's name.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 2: He's like a kind of a modern philosopher and talks
a lot about this sort of stuff and digital detox
and that, and look, we have dopamine loops. I mean,
these are the people who created this stuff. There was
a science of what went on into the screen.
Speaker 3: There's stories that like a Google, at Facebook, at Meta,
at any digital time.
Speaker 2: It's your business. You're trying to keep people right.
Speaker 3: But they tell them like, we don't have our we
don't let our kids online, we don't let our kids
use this stuff because we know exactly what we're doing,
you know. And it's like the thing about dopamine is
that dopamine is supposed to be earned, and when it's unearned,
now you're it's empty. It's like empty calorie snacks for
your brain. And you just continuously like are searching for
that dopamine and you have to keep raising it and
raising it, and if it doesn't meet those heights, you
get depressed. You know. That's why, like you know, like
like guys like doctor Jordan Peterson and others are telling
men don't watch pornography, don't to it because it's unearned.
You're getting used to doing something without going out and
getting a date, meeting a woman, going through the exercise
of actually becoming a man in society.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but sometimes you know, sometimes I just have to
here's my argument to doctor Peters. Okay, have you had
to go on a date? Doctor?
Speaker 3: Have you sat through some of this? My wife?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean I got it. I'm sure she does.
You're very interesting in intellectual managers. But sometimes the path
of least resistance. And by the way, we have talked
about on this podcast, what's healthy for the prostate? I
think we said twice a week. I thought that was it.
Well he went on a month and so many a month,
and I'm going that breaks out to if if you're
gonna do it evenly, even Steven, kind of stay out
ahead of it. Don't want to get too behind, too
far ahead, to get your month done in the first five.
Speaker 3: For your mind, it's not a it's not a good idea.
Speaker 2: I think even for your mind, it's a great release.
It's very zenky. The only thing you're thinking about is
that in that moment. And sometimes I can't speak for everybody,
but maybe you use some stimulation to get you there,
to get you to a point, and then you let
your own imagination take over, or you recreate moments you lived,
And what's wrong with that? What is wrong with that, huh?
Or moments you wish you had lived. I don't know.
I'm just saying those are those are all things that
we have there. But I understand what you're saying that
there is that dopamine fix and in the idea.
Speaker 3: You're on your phone and you hit that, you scroll
down to like the little circle comes up at the time.
They've studied casinos to figure out like, oh, I hope
something cool's coming up next.
Speaker 2: Right, what keeps you there? And the problem is that
we start to look at those people in those places
as evil and what they started out as a business
and the idea was how do I get more eye?
Speaker 3: So?
Speaker 2: Right? We want more eyes and so And now all
of a sudden we.
Speaker 3: Go, well it fuck society.
Speaker 2: I don't know. That's where I go, Well, hang on
a second. You got a little bit of free choice here.
And there's a lot of talk about digital detos and
there's a lot of talk about nature. And I don't
know if you were here when I mentioned it the
other day. It was actually doctor rob Rice mentioned it
and then I brought it up again. I think it's
called nature deficit disorder. They're trying to make it a
thing in Australia, and as much as I go that
would get totally mocked and be like that. But I go,
hang on a second. If it means, you know, shut
down and take a walk outside, what's wrong with that?
There's nothing wrong with that. There are people that say
that nature is very healing and healthy for you and
to go take walks in it. Some people say grounding exactly,
ye go out and barefoot in the ground. And I
know it sounds ridiculous, but look, you talk about all
the supplements you take. We say that's ridiculous, some of
them to a certain point. To a certain point, I
can't argue with all that. But even your wife and
your doctor are like whoa, whoa, buddy, and so you
backed off today.
Speaker 3: She's like, what's this Amazon?
Speaker 2: But I'm saying nature now. There are people who say,
when you go into nature, you should try to listen
for the unhearable. You should listen for the trees to
be soaking up water. You should be listening, like to
really immerse yourself. It's called forest bathing, is what they
call it. Oh okay, yeah, I know it sounds a
little weird, but taking a walk in nature can be
very good. And as a matter of fact, I'm in
my head right now. I know exactly. It's like a
three mile loop over in Mendon Ponds Park that I
always really like. Flat, easy, nothing to it, but it
takes you out by a pond, and it's it's pretty.
Speaker 3: That is cool.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's healthy.
Speaker 3: I mean I told my wife, I go, look, we've
been locked up inside indoors since October. Right, I am
going to enjoy rain or shine every freaking day this summer.
I'm not putting pants on once. I'm going to church
ward shorts, yes, sandals. Now here's the thing. I'm sorry
to interrupt you. The shorts and the sandals thing I hand.
I was thinking about jury duty, and I go, I
can't show up in shorts, can I?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: You should try try it, and but no, they'll send
you home and put pants on and then make you
come back.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, I'll put pants on. I was gonna
wear pants in a college shirt. I was gonna go
business cash or bill cash. I don't know what that is,
but that was gonna be my my thing. Anyway, Yes,
enjoying it, get outside? Yes, right, and you've been doing
it you've been outside running doing your windspring. Gosh, I
got my wife doing it now, is there got Beth
doing win? Is there security camera footage, ring doorbell fish?
Speaker 3: Yeah, everybody in the neighborhood's cut like you know, it's funny.
I would love some jackass knocked over our mailbox. We
got ring doorcam footage of that. But that guy, the
guy who did it, won't own up to it, and
the mailbox is going to end up like in the
street at some point. Oh you do have yeah, Like
we got five mailboxes our neighbor we have mailboxes and
like ring we have ring doorbell footage. Is somebody hitting
the mailbox? Yeah, but they won't up to it.
Speaker 2: But you know who did it.
Speaker 3: We we know who the company of the truck and
the company that did We can't do a foil the drive.
They're not going to own up to it. But yeah,
so there is. But I'm not close with my neighbors
to get the ring doorbell camp footage of me running
wind sprints, however, I would love to. However, Uh, there's
this Indian family down the street from us, and they
just went through a death in the family and she
did yes and their morning period goes about ten days
fifteen days, so they'd had people from all over the
world coming to the house and parking on the street.
So they've been watching me windsprind, Hey, you're sprinted today again.
How's that going. I'm trying to tell me, yeah, my
testosterone levels are up, I'm feeling healthier. And they're all like, okay,
whatever you do that, you keep doing it, keep going.
But they're like, three weeks later, you're still.
Speaker 2: Going, huh, I'm crazy american out there doing his things.
Guy's wife doing it.
Speaker 3: Now because I almost beat you once, No you didn't.
Speaker 2: All right, we will, uh will take a moment. I
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please it's Okay to will's back? Right, Where, OKAY now
i already had a song out how much he likes
girls a little, not, joking okay But but i'm, just,
saying like after.
Speaker 3: The, slapping, SHIP yeah i guess what do you love?
Speaker 2: To know what the funk went on and his head in,
that moment like his wife looked, at him and THAT'S
what i think he, He, laughed yeah she looked.
Speaker 3: AT him i gotta get, UP now i got to
defend my.
Speaker 2: Wife's song but then he just he walked all. THE
way i, mean that that's like a, YOU know I
thought I Loved chris Rocks the netflix especially did and
at the end of it where he's like He played Muhammad, al.
Speaker 3: Yeah. That's true. We.
Speaker 2: Did yeah it's too.
Speaker 3: Bad because he was always. SO likable i hope yes.
Ruined HIM but i guess like this has been building
up with this thing with his wife when she told
him on her podcast, and entanglements and then on top,
of that he had been Begging the academy For an,
academy award like when he played The. Docum. Win yeah
he won that year when He Played serena Williams follow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah YEAH which i didn't think was he did.
Really well he.
Speaker 3: Probably should have been nominated For that concussion movie that.
He did he'd even get. A nomination but, you're like
you're not supposed to campaign For an. Academy award but
these guys are. ALL political, i mean. COME on i
mean if you look at the Awards of yesteryear and
you look at the Movies, of yesteryear like wait, a
minute that, didn't win or this actor, didn't win or
this actress.
Speaker 2: Didn't, WIN yeah i, don't KNOW because i think sometimes
there's so, much now like how do you? See it
and so you try to get out everywhere and get
people to love it and talk about it and retweet
it and if you can stay top. Of mind right
it Was, so yes it is a like a political
campaign and staying top, OF mind. I SUPPOSE but i
always Liked will smith at. THAT moment i don't know
that it. CHANGED me i go back, to like we
live in a world now where we want to see
guys like. That fall we liked the dirt and the
tea we like to see these things and then sometimes
we like to build you. Back up i'm NOT really i.
Don't know is our?
Speaker 3: Collective control is? The media?
Speaker 2: Tell CON when i played was it? YOU that i
played the audio of the woman On the? Southwest, flight
yes and the pull in the hair and the, whole
THING and i go to the the. Fat, woman yeah
she kept calling her a.
Speaker 3: Fat, woman Yeah And southwest We compared southwest, To, one yes.
Speaker 2: We did, That's, right, Okay GREAT so i think sometimes your,
worst Moment that's will's worst moment that we. Ever saw
can you overcome that when everybody has? Seen it not
everybody watched it live on, the OSCARS but i would
say majority of people. Saw that it.
Speaker 3: Was everywhere that's what everyone was Talking about. Monday morning
they weren't talking about. The oscars they were talking about
this yes.
Speaker 2: And and so and this woman with? Her, hair like
is that all you're going to be? Known for and
how do you come back? From that? Can you? You
know it's just a let's, just say, everyday citizen like
that woman is. A designer she had a little more
maybe cachet than than, most people but not Certainly Not will.
Smith level how do you. Come back can? You apologize?
CAN you. I don't i don't know what. YOU do
i don't know what.
Speaker 3: YOU do i think apologizing often can make it worse,
to it because then.
Speaker 2: It just gets.
Speaker 3: MORE backlash, i mean there's a there's A great Look.
At me there's A Great family guy Episode where brian
gets but the whole episode goes through all why you,
can't apologize like like and help people get judged by
their worst moment and how it's just not just you
can't Just say, i'm sorry because people. Want revenge they.
Speaker 2: Want they want, they want, You.
Speaker 3: KNOW and i would hope we Forgive. WILL smith i
hope we forgive. THIS woman i hope they find help
for what if they have? It already but, come on
you don't want to be judged by your? Worst MOMENT well,
I DON'T and i have.
Speaker 2: A few i have. A lot i have a Lot Of.
Speaker 3: Jim kelly We Asked jim, Kelly, once hey you got
a run for? Public OFFICE because.
Speaker 2: I can't.
Speaker 3: I can't. You, know also people skeletons IN the i have. A, warehouse.
Speaker 2: Yeah be a bit. Of it, it's, LIKE yeah i,
Mean right and but we weren't living in an age
where everything was caught, on camera.
Speaker 3: And it's fifteen.
Speaker 2: Years ago by, the way EVEN when i say caught,
on camera we often think on cell. Phone video, oh
no you've got ring doorbell camera and you can go
and watch that.
Speaker 3: Footage for a lot.
Speaker 2: OF things i would like to pay your neighbors to
show me your. WIND sprints i would Fucking love And
then i'd love to get a coach to come in
and break down how effective. YOU are i think it's
impressive that you, do It but i've.
Speaker 3: Actually improved because actually through THE timing I found i've
actually gone further in thirty seconds in these six weeks
i've been.
Speaker 2: Doing, them yeah well that should that that's what we're.
Speaker 3: Shooting.
Speaker 2: For. Yeah yeah speaking of things, with you you have
a nice facial hair growing like freaking. TED cruise, i,
like no, you, don't, No never.
Speaker 3: I've never this is my.
Speaker 2: First beard this is my. First kid But and i'm.
Speaker 3: Only growing it because my WIFE when i go to,
kiss her, she goes it's. Very prickly she let. It
grow So now i'm letting. It, grow okay we'll see.
What happens, SHE like.
Speaker 2: I don't she.
Speaker 3: Likes it, SHE like i don't KNOW if i like?
Speaker 2: Who cares it's Not. About yeah you know, what though
let me tell. You this who's looking? At you are
you looking at you? Every day, You're, right no you're
looking out.
Speaker 3: From, you okay we Can't. See billy we mentioned the
last segment about slippery slopes. With, laws okay you know
how they have, Zny laws like you can't just put
like a fun in your backyard because the neighbors have
to look. At, it okay do we need sony laws for?
Each other for?
Speaker 2: YOUR faith I mean i wanted that. FOR years i
would like to Pass the varians every once in. A
while my father used, to say what he took a
bath when he came to visit Me, In pittsford and
at the time he was, pretty heavy, As, Like jesus
i'm gonna need. A Variant so i'm looking. Around here
everybody's jogging and biking and doing. Their thing vinnie wrote
in and said more On The billy idol side, of
things because you said Something About billy otta was a
flash in. The pan, he said what? The Fuck Dan?
Billy idol uh flashing? The pan let me SEE if
i can put on The Screen billy idol flashing the
pan His Opposite elvis lip could knock you the f
out shave and. Shut UP and i knew you'd, appreciate
it because what are you seriously self conscious?
Speaker 3: About that it's not a self. CONSCIOUS thing i. JUST
would i look in, The mirror, i'm like it's just.
Not me i've never been a facial, hair guy you?
Speaker 2: Know, Me, No no i've never.
Speaker 3: Seen you with. Facial hair i've seen you one light
like like five, o'clock shadow but never. Facial.
Speaker 2: HAIR once i did grow a Beard. For, november okay
that had to be when you were, at, iHeart yes
because you didn't do that at seeing. That, ever NO but. I,
WOULD uh i, don't know not really a. Me thing i'm.
Speaker 3: Not SURE and i think guys nowadays who grow mustaches
are making fun of guys who. Grew mustaches do you get? That?
Sense no?
Speaker 2: Would, PEOPLE well i don't know because my son has.
Speaker 3: A mustache jordan has. A, mustache okay is he? Wearing
IT because i.
Speaker 2: Don't know it's a full on FERRY must. I THINK
i i look at IT and, I go i don't,
get it, YOU know i don't, Get.
Speaker 3: It like what top selected it or. My dad but it.
Speaker 2: Was cool it looked great with. The mustache that guy,
looked great, big hands like.
Speaker 3: My father like was born with a. Mustad like when he,
SHAVED it i, Was, like dad? What, happened yeah, You
KNOW oh i shaved my.
Speaker 2: Don't TRY and i think called it his. Flavor, savory
yeah look at off of. My, mustage, yeah yees you
are so.
Speaker 3: So hot so, a, FORGIVENESS yeah.
Speaker 2: I KNOW well i play.
Speaker 3: Still, alive, YEAH okay i.
Speaker 2: Just played some of the tapes from twenty, years ago
literally twenty five. YEARS ago i think it was like
two thousand or something or a one.
Speaker 3: Or something he was a heck of a sports cast
and then he went to like to entertainment, and yeah
and that.
Speaker 2: Was, it no he went back to sports talk and
they were putting him. OUT somewhere i think he was
doing SOMETHING with nbc again at the time That The
paddle brian tapes.
Speaker 3: Got, leaked okay you.
Speaker 2: WERE so i told my wife about my wife that.
Speaker 3: It's like here's. A story there's a story about a
Guy Named joe Binigo In new york where he his
wife swing. Or something and then, he asked like one
of the sales chicks over at W F a n
if they. Were, Interested, really yeah he didn't get fun there.
He was he was not a way. Out anyway but.
Speaker 2: You, Can't, okay so like we don't what happened to
being able to? Police yourself and BY that i mean
if this guy who's a swinger sort, of, says hey
would you like to come? Hang out and you, say
no that makes me uncomfortable and he never says it
again to you ever? At all is there? A? Problem
right the answer should be absolutely. Not right but what
we do is we get off fucked around the axle
on this stuff and all of a sudden it's like
he's got to be Part of you can't bring. That
up you got to keep.
Speaker 3: Your, privacy yeah now you have to like, SELF police.
Speaker 2: I know but my, thing IS but I don't i.
THINK it i feel like the pendulum is going back the.
Other way so have you?
Speaker 3: Watched that have you Watched The New york state sexual harassment?
Video RECENTLY because i, Have sure I'M sure i don't
know who the. Pervs are they came up with the
scenarios in, this video but they had to hire, someone
real real like Like those oh, my gosh they had
to hire some real interesting people with.
Speaker 2: CREATIVE mind i think there's probably like a lot of
creepy stuff that, goes, On right. I'm sure but but.
Speaker 3: The, scenarios though, They're like, I'M like i actually got a.
Speaker 2: Couple wrong give me, a, scenario okay so you can't
bring them up and go these scenarios AND then i
say what?
Speaker 3: They, are Okay so i'll give you a really. General
one this doctor keeps picking on, this, resident right and
she because her work isn't as good as, the others
and she believes it's because she singled out because of.
Her race and eventually it leads to, a question could
she bring this up because it's she could she make
a case? Of, Racism yes and, it's, like, well okay
but what if she really isn't.
Speaker 2: Good at, her job but she could make a case.
Of it she could make a ca case. Of it
does she? Have validity is? It? Valid right?
Speaker 3: You know but they go through like so many specifics, where,
yes yes that. Sounds valid of course. It does but
my point, is like who's going to go through all
these freaking, you know steps to do this unless They've
had these are all cases that they've.
Speaker 2: Had probably if they're rehashing.
Speaker 3: In THIS but i think if you Go, TO texas
i think the sexual harassment video is probably a.
Speaker 2: Lot different, oh yeah This is martha hend the. Ass,
once Stay hey martha looking, Good, today baby she. Loves
it you can buy.
Speaker 3: The way you can go to YouTube and watch these
because that's where they. Get them and then you have
to take an interactive test and make sure you send
in your corrections and everything else and, not correction but
we get to make sure it's all done. On it
so people put up like an answer key in, the
comments so they actually recut the video so that you
can't use the cheating answer Key because, i'm, like okay
this is. Too easy something's UP and i. Was right.
Speaker 2: That's uh. IT'S interesting i just think that in a
lot of cases we have not allowed people to DO
what i think the purpose would be to make a. Better,
society instead we've, shamed them. Shunned them shaming them is.
One thing, shunning them getting, them out, canceling them putting.
Them away you're. Never again that person's, so awful and.
THEY'RE not i think. YOU will i think we have,
seen uh industries, hurt, families hurt people hurt over something
that could Have, been hey that's not not. Tolerable today
i'm not talking about Like a. Cosby SITUATION so i
Brought up cosby the other DAY and, i, go boy
if there's ever a way that you could separate the
art from, the man because the art, Was, fantastic yes
the art. Was Incredible while i'm even going back to
his stand. Up stuff the FIRST one i SAW when
i was a KID, on hbo and it's the whole
dentist and you, Know dad dad. Is great let's just
See jugg you know that that. Whole bit you could
separate the the artists from. The person he was truly funny,
and clean which is not as easy. To do it's
easy to, you know to you can really punch something
with a WITH a f word OR an. F Bomb
and i'm not saying that that's. WRONG EITHER i i.
Don't care but he, did it and he, was clean
and he, was popular and he was a black man
in a time where black men weren't really respected and
got and used his influence in money in, positive ways.
Positive ways, you, know historically black colleges got the First
black indy, car driver did all. This stuff, you know
Supported the team.
Speaker 3: Show, where, KODAK right i mean he did a show
where there was a successful black couple and then they
set their kids to college at a historical. Black, college yeah,
you know at a time where.
Speaker 2: He was trying to.
Speaker 3: Encourage people, yeah right we could.
Speaker 2: Do anything but then we found the bat Side of
BILL and i can't deny that stuff like it was all.
Going on it was people on those shows that were.
Being rugged it's so, fucked up, fucked. Up terrible i'll
do this little story from The the Times In wayne
COUNTY where i said, small town. Big, PROBLEMS yeah i
know what.
Speaker 3: DISLIKE that i grew Up In.
Speaker 2: Silver, CREEK well i grew Up In, Pine, plant yeah
so we know. The pain i'm trying to REMEMBER if
i ever saw stuff like, this though, OKAY not i
mean just or heard of things. LIKE this i don't
remember too much of that, going On but i'm sure different.
THINGS did i just don't remember hearing. About it this
happened Back on, june fifteenth the Year Of, our lord twenty.
Twenty five the guy's Name Is richard ashmead now As,
mean mead. Excuse me ashmead is sixty seven. Years old
it's been arrested for criminal mischief in the.
Speaker 3: FOURTH degree i know they went down.
Speaker 2: There FAR oh i, Didn't, either oh and harassment in
the second degree over a two day. Domestic dispute now this.
Is fantastic this is a fight that you and your
your significant. Other have it starts like On, a saturday
and it continues when you Wake up. SUNDAY morning, i
mean you are still boiling. About it you went to,
bed mad you wake up, even angrier or. You try
you start to think you're gonna. Forgive you maybe you
wake up, and, go ah it was kind, of dumb
and then you. See her she says something, to you
and you just go's. Fucking. Ones uh he allegedly destroyed
the victim's phone because he picked it up and he
just threw it into the. Coffee craft. Something's bruin and
then then they got into some kind of. Physical CONFRONTATION
and i can't, picture this but allegedly she was kicking
to get away, From Him so i'm assuming that she's
on the ground probably and he. Pants her he like
she got out of the, she, was yeah out of the.
PANTS completely, i mean this. IS no i shouldn't. The
scenario it's just this Is A cohen, brothers movie, so
right it's so she's out. Of that then then he
sprayed her with a. Garden hose she got in the
car and there was a crack in, the window so
he was giving her a shitty car wash Through the the,
problem is how do you talk seriously about situations like
this that are domestic violence and and, it's horrible but
they have elements of.
Speaker 3: Dark comedy do you Understand what?
Speaker 2: I'm saying there are elements of dark comedy without minimizing.
The harm how do you talk? About it because that's.
PSYCHOLOGICALLY damaging, i mean, you know you're, pissed off you
throw her phone in, the craft then she's you get into,
some argument maybe she's kicking at you when you're just
trying to. Drag her who knows? Next thing, you know
her pants, are off and then you're putting a garden
hose into the crack of the. WINDOW sprainer i. DON'T
know i always go what does it say about the
power dynamics and something as simple, as coffee a garden
hose or all become part of a. DOMESTIC dispute, i
mean that's a violent episode your nose. Were weapons. You're.
Speaker 3: HONOR yeah i always like to be the defense attorney
FOR the i, Don't know and why.
Speaker 2: Does it seem LIKE because i. Don't think like my
grandparents were loud and they would yell at each other
and then, you know you'd hear my my grandmother, just screamed,
drop it, Drop, It eddy just Drop. It eddy oh whatever.
YOU say i Got to vegas, and that but that was.
THE extenting i don't remember them turning the hose on.
Speaker 3: Each other they didn't. Get violent, drop well it turned
to a. Honeymooner's episode, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah but
it wouldn't.
Speaker 2: Get. Violent no but in, small towns it's like these
things HAPPENED because, I thought i. Do, remember okay here's
one from my. Small town it was the same family
that dad got drunk and insisted It was christmas and
the kids got on the bus with all their. NEW
gifts i think we talked about that and we made
we Made the hoffman calendar in, our House like easter
Was in february and, you know different shit. Like that but,
he now this is. Pretty redneck they were at a, bowling,
alley okay And mister hoffman got, very drunk and they
had kids that were kind of. Spread out they had
two girls and then a boy who was a twin
that was, my friend and his twin sister had been
killed in a tragic accident with a school bus a
little back. On her that's why they always told you
don't walk behind the. School bus it was his sister that.
Speaker 3: That happened oh that's.
Speaker 2: For REAL. And u and then they Had two they had,
twins again twin boys that were eight Years after jack,
so like and they were friends with, my brother who
was eight years younger. Than me and she's at the
bowling alley and the twins are young at, the time
they're probably like eight. Or nine and she. Went out
bob didn't want. To leave he was having a, great
time bawling and drinking beers and having a. Good time
so she went out to the car and she wrote
on lipstick on, the windshield, Fuck, YOU bob i took.
The KIDS so i guess she got. A ride i,
don't know but that. Was legendary it's out of. The neighborhood, Fuck,
YOU bob i took the kids. In, lipstick, now now
that is that not small, Town lift that not fucking.
Speaker 3: Small yeah that, it's like that's like in school the.
Next morning that's.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah NOTHING says, I care like pantsing and giving
your car the settest.
Speaker 3: CAR wash i mean this, THIS couple, i.
Speaker 2: Mean, who knows but the guy's. Sixty seven a lot
of passion for a sixty seven year. Old man that's some.
Passion shit or have you gotten to the age where
you just? Don't, care, no no, you do because if you,
didn't care you're not. Doing anything you're just sitting in your.
Easy chair.
Speaker 3: You're pretending i'm not talking About al bundy. Not caring
i'm talking, ABOUT like i don't care if the cops
come and.
Speaker 2: Get, me well that may, be that, you know that
could BE the i Gotta, Point alice but you're also
almost seventy, years old and you still got a lot,
of passion still a lot of a lot of fire in,
the belly dropping phones, and coffee taking pants off and
then putting hoses. THROUGH windows i, mean that that to
me is somebody who's got is pretty viral or viral.
Speaker 3: The. SECOND degree i, Could see like, THE pantsing, i, think.
Speaker 2: Well what what? The fuck what are you gonna do in?
This situation what happens he gets an order of protection or,
she does and then want.
Speaker 3: To go he's got to go, move somewhere be somebody.
Speaker 2: Else's, problem yeah and then, you know and then. What
happens she, feels, Bad, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah that's why, that's why that's why cops, hate domestics
because it becomes this big like circle. Of life, i'm,
SORRY baby i didn't.
Speaker 2: MEAN that.
Speaker 3: I think you have a wonderful, cell phone you make,
great coffee you wear, nice pants take, a moment got
new garden hose.
Speaker 2: This nostalgia in, the nineties they're, living LARGE and i
WAS just i honestly was thinking, about this thinking of
talking about stuff, like this and then you came in
and said that your wife is watching a. Ninety show yes,
she Is and i'm kind of sucked into.
Speaker 3: It, too okay brings me right back to nineteen.
Speaker 2: Ninety two we'll get to all that right. After this
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Speaker 2: Shot i. Was shot remember? THIS song i think it
came out like, seventy NINE but i think it's it's
about a like a runaway. Girl, hooker now, So, Yeah,
ki No It's Nick, nick GILDER who i, don't know,
know nothing Think About. Nick gilder let me see hot
child in. THIS city I guess i gotta SEE what.
I remember as, A kid i used to listen to
seventy SEVEN because i had a. Little radio it was.
Like NINE so i my child in the city nineteen. Seventy,
eight goddamn. It's close.
Speaker 3: So much easier to create a hit. Back then this
sounds like it could have been made on.
Speaker 2: A cassio one, hundred percent, YOU know i hear what.
You're SAYING and i think it was. A hit oh,
It was but what was THE song i just heard the?
Other DAY and, I, go god this is such a piece. Of,
show Oh. MY sharona i just Heard my SHARONA and
i was trying to do you Remember? My? Sharona, yes
Uh missus jackson's call now.
Speaker 3: So weird al covers, a song, You know, uh Yeah. Nine,
CORONAS no i think it Was. My, bologna Oh.
Speaker 2: MY boloonna i Remember nine, coronas Too. My. CHARNA now
i couldn't tell If, my sharona by, the Knack was
sharona the name of, A woman i Think because jamison
pointed that out, to Me because, I'm like i'm not
sure What a, sharona IS because i think it's the.
Woman's name and he's Listened, To jesus i've heard this my.
WHOLE life i didn't even. Know that here, we go
let me get, that OUT because i was like listening
to the LYRICS and i think, IT'S like i think
there's some pretty dirty lyrics in. THIS song i think
there's something about. MY fly i always get, it up check,
MY yeah i always get it up for the touch
of the. Younger, KIND wait i got the lyrics. Right here,
holy fuck this. Is filthy BUT all i could think was,
the Beat like i'm going. TO beat i think they've
done studies and. Pop music if it's got so, many
beats yeah, you could you could make. A Hit but
i'm listening to, This, song DAN and, i, Go wait
i've never really listened to. This song it was Just
mug sharona and you jumped around and that was.
Speaker 3: He sings it, so.
Speaker 2: Fast right But as i'm listening to the lyrics and
go this song is.
Speaker 3: Fucking, filthy.
Speaker 2: Ooh my little, pretty one my, Pretty one when are
you gonna give me? Some? Time Sharona now I'm going
i've never heard The. NAME sharona i didn't know what
a shrona was because it could be. A, car yes
that's exactly, you know and that's what they're gonna. Tell you,
It's about oh you make my, motor run my. Motor
run gunn it coming off The. Line, Sharona okay so
that sounds like it.
Speaker 3: Could be it.
Speaker 2: Could be never. Gonna stop give. It up such a.
DIRTY mind i always get it up for the touch
of the. Younger kind, MY my I, Woo, Mama, ma
sharona come a. Little closer? Huh uh will you close
enough to look in? My, Eyes sharona keep it, a
mystery keeping a mystery gets, to me running down the
length of, My, Thighs, sharona.
Speaker 3: Oh it's definitely. About, chick, okay.
Speaker 2: Okay, hang on never, gonna stop give, It up such a.
DIRTY mind i always get it up for a touch
of A younger when are you gonna give me? Some?
TIME never i thought there was SOMETHING where i heard about, MY, fly,
O man i. GUESS not I thought i'm looking at.
THE lyrics I thought i heard like, my zipper my
zipper fly kind of off. The line maybe that. Was
it mystery gets to me and running down the length of. My,
thighs OH maybe i thought it was the length of,
my flies IS what I think i heard in. The
song never gonna give? It up such a. DIRTY mind
i always get it up for the touch of the. Younger,
kid yeah it's like a it's a pretty, filthy, song
yeah is?
Speaker 3: It not you know it's funny like you hear songs,
for years or you hear when, you're younger and you
just remember. The hook you don't remember all, the, Lyrics
RIGHT so i love that. It's dirty so THE song
i love that they got it.
Speaker 2: Passed.
Speaker 3: Everywhere yeah so, the song uh not More. Than words
but the other Song by extreme uh that uh dan
mis all Of, My Heart. MY heart i didn't realize
That's a. Christian song It's. ABOUT god i had. No,
IDEA okay i.
Speaker 2: Heard the lyrics trying to find filth and you've got
to bring it Back.
Speaker 3: To, Jesus yeah i'm just, saying LIKE like i DIDN'T
really i only remember, the CHORUS but I started i was.
Driving along, i'm, LIKE yea i might as well just
listen to. This song, i'm like oh, MY gosh i
didn't realize who this, song's about, you know just, like
uh a couple of you two TUNES that i, didn't,
realize Yeah Or lenny Kravitz's Are You Gonna Go?
Speaker 2: My way are you gonna?
Speaker 3: You know those are Songs. About.
Speaker 2: God, JESUS yes a hole in my heart that can
only be filled by.
Speaker 3: The STORY like i what what the soongfacts dot com,
Nw No. Betton court he ordered a twelve string and it.
Came in now this is the Days. Before amazon we
had to wait forever for some this guitar. Comes in
he's so excited that this guitar came in that he
had to use. The bathroom he brings the twelve string
into the bathroom and then writes the song in.
Speaker 2: The stall yeah you get, you Know divine And Then gary.
Speaker 3: Scharon adds the lyrics and It becomes Whole In.
Speaker 2: My heart uh Lyrics to whole In, my heart. Hanging
on it's gonna Find this here we. Go extreme, OH
wait i got the lyric video here the? Lyric video.
Speaker 3: Is?
Speaker 2: It? Right yes, OH wait i got the wrong One player.
Speaker 3: Shoan a trade voice still has a.
Speaker 2: Great voice they started on this ONE because i got the.
Speaker 3: Sounds like a pace.
Speaker 2: BACKER whatever i lost, IT anyway i. Don't, KNOW yes
i probably Is a. CHRISTIAN song i WAS hoping i
could find something to, do that but the The my sharona.
STRUCK me. I go i didn't realize how dirty that.
Song was and it, was short, you know but they
stuck it past the. Censor. Somehow uh danny's wife is
watching nine on two, and ZERO and i think there's
like this thing with nostalgia, right now and nineties nostalgia,
in particular because maybe it's.
Speaker 3: The best time to.
Speaker 2: Be, ALIVE well i think that it's a lot of people,
who yeah or going back to a. Simpler time just
enough technology we can watch, it ALL but i mean
streaming and then there's probably social media pages about it
that you could get on and it's, it's weird but,
IT'S uh i. Don't know retro marketing is like fueling.
THIS trend i kind of, Like.
Speaker 3: It yeah. IT is i mean like even like commercials
now they're gearing car commercials towards, you know using nostalgia'll
like sell cars. And stuff even.
Speaker 2: HERE'S What i i'm not a big. Fan of i'm
not a big fan. Of, Reboots yeah i'm. Not, either
no like when we would like try to, recreate SOMETHING
and i think they did That WITH. MAGNUM p i
never Watched the New. MAGNUM p i they did That.
Speaker 3: With dallas yes it.
Speaker 2: Was, terrible yeah BUT but i love what they Did
With Top gun maverick well because it was picking up
the Story where blast, left, OFF right i, really LIKE
although i didn't watch the, ENTIRE thing i. FELL out
i like the way they did it With The Karate,
kid okay where they pick up the story, and now
like You Know daniel sun is the owner of a,
car dealership big car dealership In. Southern CALIFORNIA and i,
Love THAT and, I go, i like that's a continuation of.
The story i'm cool.
Speaker 3: With that isn't? That, Cool yeah i'm cool with that continuing.
Speaker 2: The story i'm not cool with like. Redoing this no
redoing The story i'm not a. Fan OF and i
can't think of movies or anything that was done. SIGNIFICANTLY
better i guess you, could say what Was The Lady
Gaga bradley. Cooper, remake, OH yeah i know what you're.
Talking About The. Stars born that's the hard time that they've. Done, that,
yeah yeah at Least Right, Chris Christopher chris Christopher And
barbara streikes and, even there like that was. PRETTY good
i mean it's had an odd ending, to me, But
WHATEVER but, i go, Not such i'm not. SO sure
i like the remake of THINGS like i wouldn't want
to see a Remake like superman he did in nineteen, seventy.
NINE nineteen i leave. It There christopher reeve. Looked great it. Was.
Speaker 3: Fantasm batman they keep Like redoing batman in. Different versions
how Many different batman do? WE need i. Can't watch
it's not Like the, bond films where like they were
Continuing different. Bond, stories no we gotta, redo bat we
gotta bring Back, the joker we got to bring Back,
The riddler we got to bring Back. The penguin different actors.
Speaker 2: Love to go, to movies loved going.
Speaker 3: To movies There's. Only, Blockbuster yeah Friday. Night blockbuster they
made that place smell like a, movie, theater, pond, corpet candy.
Overpriced stuff, but man when those new movies came out
On a, friday night you do what you were doing
AFTER T, gif.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah and you Get The. Pizzaed's, world yeah There's
only there's A movie i'm really looking forward to seeing
in the THEATER and i think it's out this. Coming
week it's the f. One movie, OH okay i want
to see this movie. So badly and? What's, cars yeah
but it's like it's not. JUST cars, i mean this
is Like the DRIVER that i always think that, THE
drivers i don't know that they know a lot.
Speaker 3: ABOUT cars i think they just have great teams around them.
Speaker 2: And they're and, they're fearless like they're they're. Fucking fearless
you have you have to have nerves of steel to
get behind. THE time i, always say not even nerves.
Of steel you have to have no. Nerve endings these
guys just like to drive like that and to understand
the instrument in, the CAR like. I love netflix. Has
it it's only, one episode but it's it's About total
wolf who owns UH the f one Team, for mercedes
or is the head OF the f one Team, for
mercedes and one of THE best f one drivers decided
to leave to go to Like maybe penske or somebody
probably offering them a lot. Of money so this guy
goes and takes a seventeen year old kid and drops
him in the seat Of the mercedes and, it's like
it's kind of it's this cool thing seeing this kid,
who's seventeen eighteen. Years old it is debut race finished
in the. Top five nobody's ever, Done, that like do
you realize how? Fucking BALLSY and, i, go yeah it's usually.
Younger guys. OLDER guys i think they start to realize
there is an end, to this and so you just
can't have the same level of competitiveness as used. To
it you're gonna end Up Like, dale earnhardt, you Know what,
I'm saying and when, you're young why don't we send
young guys? To war why? DO we i would love
to know the average age of the pilot that drove
flew thirty eight hours to bomb the Was in iran's nuclear,
CAPABILITIES possibly i don't know whether they actually had them.
Or not but the, point, is, like young and that's what.
We WANT and, i go but this is about This
Is brad pitt who's sixty.
Speaker 3: Don't, look sixty but yeah. He's, sixty yeah sixty. Years,
off yeah, So, cruise yeah oh they.
Speaker 2: Look great you KNOW what, i, Supplements, buddy yeah wind
sprints and moisturized. Wind sprints that's what. They do and
so THIS is I Think brad pittlack smoked and drank
and did. All.
Speaker 3: Kinds, YEAH yeah, I Don't, TOM no i don't think, he's, LIKE.
Speaker 2: Well i just. Saw something, they said if you want
to lose, twenty pounds, ah SHIT did i just Lose
my it was this thing and, they said give. Up
alcohol if you want to lose twenty pounds in, fifty
days give. Up alcohol alcohol takes away. Your, testosterone buddy?
Speaker 3: Did?
Speaker 2: That yeah and? It worked and uh?
Speaker 3: It.
Speaker 2: Did yeah, oh yeah. Just alcohol, just well this was
a bunch of, other things.
Speaker 3: Like he, dropped alcohol he lost, twenty pounds. Quit drinking
really it's, a, pilot yeah just like because, like cause
look these guys, were flying so like that's. Don't fly
what do?
Speaker 2: YOU do i.
Speaker 3: LIKE drinking a lot of people.
Speaker 2: LIKE drying i.
Speaker 3: Enjoy it there's two things, that like there's, this Woman Doctor,
amy morris she. Beat cancer she says there's two things
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the sugar. Processed meat, OH.
Speaker 2: Man i, Love pepper no fucking.
Speaker 3: Love bacon are you?
Speaker 2: Kidding? Me yes what about? Uncured bacon is that the?
SAME thing i.
Speaker 3: DON'T know i gotta go into the hood and it.
Speaker 2: SAYS uncured i don't know what. THAT means i don't
know what that, Means Either so i'm thinking that Apple not,
COME on, i, could. YEAH uncured i, don't DRINK but
i mean, like that but like, the bacon, come on people,
love BACON and i love, you Know. Bristal ham yeah,
it's good. He, too yeah who doesn't?
Speaker 3: Love that going Down to danny's getting a nice, BIG sub.
Speaker 2: I ALWAYS go I get danny's, favorite yeah make. That,
process yes all, processed.
Speaker 3: Me even the sub even the.
Speaker 2: Bread's, Processed probably i'm uh those, Things, that.
Speaker 3: Yeah that's what that's what, causes cancer according, To, her
well it's.
Speaker 2: It's, SUGAR yeah I mean i can't imagine.
Speaker 3: There's nothing healthy.
Speaker 2: In, ALCOHOL okay i have a family group. Text already, no,
No no like it's, my mom, my dad, my brother and. My,
sister right that's. YOU know i think maybe one of
my nieces on there and then all three of. My sons,
So yesterday jackson puts up there that he's gonna do
the nine to nine to nine Challenge, nine beers Nine,
hot dogs nine innings. Of Games only jackson's doing it
at home while. Watching them he's? Doing it, hang on
he's doing it? At home is he Gonna get he's
doing it? At home? At uh is he?
Speaker 3: Gonna hire it's like somebody from the stadium to Come To? Hot?
Dogs jackson? Get you is he gonna get the.
Speaker 2: Guy with like? The?
Speaker 3: Conehead wait so?
Speaker 2: He yeah so he's doing, that right, and uh he's
doing it while Watching the. Mets game let me SEE
if i can. Find, it uh maybe they deleted IT
because i. Said Something, these okay he, GOES uh i
accomplished one of my top three. ACHIEVEMENTS tonight i successfully
completed the ninety nine to. Nine challenge i'm so proud.
Of you? What's that this is? My, SISTER wait i
know nine years, nine Dogs nine niggs The. Hot, DOGS yeah.
I know we're not as a big CHALLENGE as i.
Initially thought eleven, To Four, Go mets, Jamison writes mets
and two, puking Emojis and, JACKSON writes I mean yankees all.
The way, Calm down this was just the game that was,
playing Today, and james that game started at. Eleven today,
Jamison Writes, Nets, Jets mets Why Does New york city
suck at so many Sports excepting yankees And? The Knicks and,
jackson said, couldn't help but Notice the giants, Weren't listed
And then, jamison says they don't rhyme get with, the program,
pal right And and jackson SENDS an i a rolling
emoji and the, middle FINGER and, i go this is
the fucking. Family, text yes do this on your. Own
text and these are THE conversations i have to have
that they don't want. TO have i don't WANT to
i don't want to.
Speaker 3: The youngest or the oldest person in the text thread
that ruins the. Text, thread yeah, well no this.
Speaker 2: Wasn't it they're the, Younger GUYS jamison i. GO to
i said to jameson, ta, go buddy keep those, He
GOES so i didn't, do it and, he's right. He
Didn't but, i'm LIKE do i need a? Middle? Finger thing,
it's like, you know the worst IS when i got
my father every Day saying, i'm up so. Everybody's AWAY
so i have certain text threads that are muted because they'll,
never stop Particular during.
Speaker 3: Bill's, GAMES okay i don't need to hear what the.
Family thinks i've tried to watch the freaking game and
analyze it. And understand you'll get my postgame. Show later,
RIGHT now i just want to watch. THE game i
know that he fumbled on the. FOUR yard. I don't
we don't need to discuss it over, The TEXTS so. I.
Mute yes then all of, a sudden the, thing is
your car doesn't know. The difference my car does not
know know the difference between muted texts and and like in,
other words it won't if you're in my if You're
if i'm in, my car the text will come through
the car will yeah ding ding ding ding ding ding.
Ding ding it's so. Freaking annoying AND then i tell
my family stop. Stop texting i'm Trying, TO.
Speaker 2: Like i can put it on on uh, you, know
silent and it just comes in and it, just buzzes and,
you're right it'll pop up on. The screen but a
lot of TIMES if i turn on do, NOT disturb i.
Get Nothing so i'm fine. WITH that i can do
a lot of do. Not. Disturb, LATELY yeah i just,
just say, hey blank you're not put on do. Not
disturb you don't have to. DO anything i was thinking
about that the. OTHER day, I, go man what a
world we. Live in i'm in, The car. I'M driving i,
can Say, hey blank call so, and SO and i
can have. A conversation i don't have to. Do ANYTHING
like i have not picked up, THE phone i have not,
touched it and my eyes around. The road it's it's
a weird time that we're living in when you, think
about LIKE if, i go if, we could if my
grandfather could, come back who died in the early nineties and,
see this. It's amazing. He's, stunned yeah it's. It's amazing
if my father could come back and, see it, sure
right it would be. It's, Amazing right, it's like what would,
They think like you never had a.
Speaker 3: Cell phone my mother buys a cell phone like three
months before. He dies he looks. At it you call
your father now on the. Cell phone he's got a. Cell,
PHONE yeah i don't want to. Use, THIS here i
get it to. Your, mother okay?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 1: That?
Speaker 3: Sure internet? What internet.
Speaker 2: Oh For. Damn barillo he's running his wind sprints, Looking,
Good DANNY and i think the beer does?
Speaker 3: Look good?
Speaker 2: All, right yeah see, what happens you're gonna. Forget about
it'll be on. Your face you won't.
Speaker 3: Even, know, yeah yeah itches it.
Speaker 2: Does, it yeah it does a little bit when it first.
Comes in. That's True I'm, bill moran will see you
tomorrow in.
Speaker 3: Coldtal didn't know what. To do i'm TURNING a tv,
to you. Dead man