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Speaker 2: Did Gardner Minshew pick his nose and eat it? Yes?
Speaker 2: That's awful. I couldn't bring myself to watch the video.
Speaker 1: I have just read the reports of the nose face assault.
Speaker 3: It's I mean, he wasn't knuckle deep. There was like
Speaker 3: a it was a nose brush like that, just like
Speaker 3: a sill brush. Yeaheah, well something.
Speaker 2: But then why does it go into the mouth.
Speaker 4: I have no idea.
Speaker 3: I don't know if he's unconsciously doing that. I don't
Speaker 3: know if it's a common thing that he does on
Speaker 3: a regular basis.
Speaker 4: I have no idea.
Speaker 3: It reminds me of a sixth grade teacher that we
Speaker 3: used to have, mister Ansley, and he would do that.
Speaker 1: I feel bad for the guys on the sideline because
Speaker 1: you know, you're you're basically wrapped in lekra.
Speaker 2: And you're grown man.
Speaker 1: Not a lot of secrets, not a lot of secrets,
Speaker 1: you know, and you don't know when those cameras are
Speaker 1: on you, and you know, sometimes you got to adjust
Speaker 1: things and uh, you know, like you know, your pants
Speaker 1: get pulled down or whatever, and it's just it's awful.
Speaker 2: There's no uh dignity. Pants get pulled down sometimes in
Speaker 2: a play. What you're saying, yes, do you know what
Speaker 2: tackling is?
Speaker 1: Because I forgot about midway through the third quarter watching
Speaker 1: the Niners yesterday?
Speaker 2: What's the tackle? What does that look like? Hey?
Speaker 1: What happened with the Dodgers coming up? We're going to
Speaker 1: get Tim Katson here to explain that mess.
Speaker 3: I I man, I was very I guess happy because
Speaker 3: I'm you know, I'm a Giants fan. So if anybody
Speaker 3: playing the Dodgers is going to be my team since
Speaker 3: the Giants are sitting on their butts doing nothing for October, the.
Speaker 2: Dodgers, the Dodgers Sannish fans.
Speaker 4: Ye, I hope they get beat again. Let's go Padres.
Speaker 1: I love the rivalry between the Dodgers and the Padres
Speaker 1: fans too.
Speaker 4: Why I didn't even think that there would be a thing.
Speaker 3: I mean, I especially recently, there's definitely, you know, friction
Speaker 3: between the two.
Speaker 1: It's funny because growing up as a Giants fan or
Speaker 1: in Giants fan country, the Giants fans are obsessed with
Speaker 1: hating the Dodgers, but the Dodgers fans don't really care
Speaker 1: about the Giants.
Speaker 2: It seems like the Dodgers fans now.
Speaker 1: Really do care about the Padres, like there's something where
Speaker 1: the Padres have their number, or you know, there's just
Speaker 1: a bunch of a holes. I see more passion when
Speaker 1: I go to a Dodgers Padres game than when I
Speaker 1: go to a Dodgers Giants game.
Speaker 3: Part of it probably is that little brother aspect of it. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean in that the Padres kind of had that
Speaker 3: image for a long time and now they're a great team. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and they showed it last night. I mean Jerkson Profar
Speaker 3: and left field, that was a brilliant move to catch
Speaker 3: the ball would have been a home run and stand there.
Speaker 3: I mean he's drawn with the fan, which it's fine.
Speaker 3: I mean that's what you get when you pay for
Speaker 3: those seats in the field. You expect to have some
Speaker 3: sort of an interaction like that. Why it escalated to
Speaker 3: people throwing a bunch of crap on the field, I
Speaker 3: didn't quite understands.
Speaker 1: People are drunk and sports emotional. When people are sports emotional,
Speaker 1: they do not know how to act. Throw a couple
Speaker 1: pops on you and it becomes even worse.
Speaker 3: And I was actually sitting in my backyard the TV
Speaker 3: was on. I was sitting in my backyard yesterday and
Speaker 3: I saw the whole thing where security comes onto the field.
Speaker 4: I'm like, something's going on in the game. I got
Speaker 4: to go see what happened.
Speaker 1: And you're telling your dog this, I have friends? Did
Speaker 1: you have friends over or was it just a dog.
Speaker 4: Who was my son?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 2: Okay and his friends. Oh that's nice.
Speaker 3: But they cooked and brought me dinner so they could
Speaker 3: use my grill, and I was like, bring it.
Speaker 4: That's great.
Speaker 1: Yes, I saw a post from your son over the
Speaker 1: weekend that made me troubled about somewhere where he was. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and well we'll talk off the air about it. It
Speaker 1: was a club, a club like a nightclub. Oh oh yes,
Speaker 1: a buddy of his was playing. Oh okay, so that's.
Speaker 2: Not like a normal hangout.
Speaker 4: No, okay, No, he was supporting friends.
Speaker 1: Well, there was a violent mob attack at a seven
Speaker 1: eleven in Orange County yesterday. There's video of this, and
Speaker 1: it shows the store clerk that was left with a
Speaker 1: bloody nose.
Speaker 3: About fifty people bum rush this place. This is where
Speaker 3: if you remember a couple of was it last week?
Speaker 3: As a matter of fact, we told you that when
Speaker 3: the LAPD released a bunch of images from the seven
Speaker 3: elevens that were hit along Ventura Boulevard, many of them
Speaker 3: those Friday nights, and then the parents were turning in
Speaker 3: their sons basically that whose images appeared in those pictures,
Speaker 3: Those were all done without any sort of violence outside
Speaker 3: of you know, vandalism. This one apparently included violence, mostly
Speaker 3: masked males pulling the door of the convenience store open,
Speaker 3: and the clerk, who was armed with something that probably
Speaker 3: a broomstick, was trying to keep them out.
Speaker 2: I mean, he's not going to win that fight, and
Speaker 2: he clearly didn't. And also, don't put your life on
Speaker 2: the line for the seven eleven. I'm not I'm not
Speaker 2: judging him.
Speaker 1: But if I'm working behind the counter of seven eleven
Speaker 1: and I see fifty guys getting in, have whatever you want.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Unfortunately, don't forget the talkies. The ties are really good.
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Speaker 1: But let me get you a ladle full.
Speaker 4: Sounds good?
Speaker 1: It does sound pretty good, doesn't it. We're gross, chilly,
Speaker 1: so gross.
Speaker 3: We did get a lot of talkbacks, So if you
Speaker 3: had the story about Gray divorces, we were talking about
Speaker 3: people the increasing rates of people who after the age
Speaker 3: of fifty are calling acquits on their marriage and saying
Speaker 3: that they want a divorce. I said, And I didn't
Speaker 3: think this was I didn't think this was outrageous. I said,
Speaker 3: if my parents got divorced after the age of fifty,
Speaker 3: I would have been very angry at them. And some
Speaker 3: people completely agree with me, and some people say I'm
Speaker 3: completely nuts.
Speaker 1: Well, even though you were out of the house and
Speaker 1: you and your strollings were grown.
Speaker 4: I mean, we were string and you would.
Speaker 1: Have been mad because because they were unhappy or what,
Speaker 1: would you been mad.
Speaker 3: Just the fact that I don't even know, I don't
Speaker 3: even know exactly how I would that.
Speaker 1: They didn't respect the union of marriage, and you would
Speaker 1: and so it was all as sham.
Speaker 3: Well, some people have been saying, like why if you
Speaker 3: were so unhappy, you were an unhappy person when we
Speaker 3: were kids, why would you put us before your happiness?
Speaker 3: I mean, like it was clear you were unhappy and
Speaker 3: if the way to make you happy again was to
Speaker 3: get out of the marriage, get out of the marriage,
Speaker 3: because we would have rather had a happy mom than
Speaker 3: a mom and dad fake you know, marriage.
Speaker 1: But you said that you don't feel that way, that
Speaker 1: you would rather them. No, I would say, you said
Speaker 1: you would rather stick together for the kids.
Speaker 4: I think so, I mean barring.
Speaker 3: So if it's if it's boredom, you want to get
Speaker 3: a divorce because you're bored, you want to get a
Speaker 3: divorce because you think that other person, like you've grown
Speaker 3: tired of that person, that's when yes, you got to
Speaker 3: put some work into that and you got to do
Speaker 3: you got to stick around for the kids. In the
Speaker 3: event where it's like abuse related or cheating or something
Speaker 3: like that, I can understand it.
Speaker 1: Do you think your wife is bored with you? Probably
Speaker 1: she's gone all weekend, like she's visiting her family.
Speaker 3: Allegedly how would I know and that guy and that
Speaker 3: god and the YouTube guy that I I'm the fan
Speaker 3: of that guy, not her.
Speaker 2: Turns out you both have something in common, though, you know, Shanner,
Speaker 2: A lot of people play that to any Crush game.
Speaker 4: I see it, I see people playing it.
Speaker 2: I myself used to be addicted to Marble Madness the
Speaker 2: past time.
Speaker 3: So be careful, be careful.
Speaker 2: No, I know a lot of people play. Some of
Speaker 2: my best friends play it.
Speaker 4: I like Marble Man Marble Madness when it came out.
Speaker 3: As a as a arcade game.
Speaker 4: I remember Marble Madness and I could never play it.
Speaker 1: I don't know, I don't remember that one, but it
Speaker 1: sounds very familiar, like I too was addicted and has
Speaker 1: just and I've just buried that in my.
Speaker 4: Brain last April.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, I remember Marble Madness. That was a tough one, And.
Speaker 1: That was one of the ones you'd go like this
Speaker 1: where you were like you had the little joystick or whatever,
Speaker 1: and you'd like try to keep.
Speaker 2: The ball on the platform.
Speaker 4: The one I had was a track ball, like you
Speaker 4: had to roll it.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, but you still would like, yeah, yeah, you
Speaker 1: thought that that was going to get a good oblique workout.
Speaker 4: Leaning from side to side.
Speaker 3: A claim has been filed against the City of Los
Speaker 3: Angeles five million dollar claim charging that the government was
Speaker 3: derelict in its duty provide safe streets and protected citizens.
Speaker 3: This is Mary Klein, fifty five year old woman who
Speaker 3: was beaten, left with her missing teeth and blood clot
Speaker 3: in her brain in April sixth. She was just strolling
Speaker 3: through the upscale neighborhood the Venice Canal area. Another woman
Speaker 3: also attacked that night later died. A twenty nine year
Speaker 3: old transient was arrested Anthony Francisco Jones two counts of
Speaker 3: forcible rape, murder, attempted murder, mayhem, torture, and sodomy by
Speaker 3: use of force. He has pleaded not guilty to all
Speaker 3: of the charges.
Speaker 1: She says the point of this lawsuit is trying to
Speaker 1: drive home the point that the government must do more
Speaker 1: to protect its citizens amen. She says this attack has
Speaker 1: turned her into an activist for public safety. Walked herself
Speaker 1: up to LA City Hall on Friday to submit the claim.
Speaker 3: She said she has lifelong damage to her jaw, her
Speaker 3: brain blood clotting in the brain due to the transient
Speaker 3: attacking me on an unpatrolled street in Venice, and she
Speaker 3: said the street was dark, no lighting, a public street
Speaker 3: where several incidents of violent crime and murder have occurred
Speaker 3: and still no police presence. She said that's not the
Speaker 3: police's fault, that's the people who defund the police. She
Speaker 3: said that she was appreciative of some officials, including the mayor,
Speaker 3: the city council and the la Police Department, and she
Speaker 3: said she supports the goal of Careenbas to expand the
Speaker 3: LAPD by a thousand. Officers say it's not about city Hall.
Speaker 3: I see them doing a lot of work to help
Speaker 3: the community, but the government as a whole must do
Speaker 3: more than I'm not.
Speaker 4: Quite sure who she's going after.
Speaker 2: If it's not the mayor in the police department, then
Speaker 2: who is she actually.
Speaker 4: She's setting this claim again.
Speaker 2: Did you see her face post attack.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I remember those interviews from April and then the bruising,
Speaker 3: all the blood that flowed down on the bruising, like
Speaker 3: on the top of her clavicle and everything. There are
Speaker 3: commemorations going on around the world today, as a matter
Speaker 3: of fact, since the deadliest attack on the country's history
Speaker 3: Israel October seventh. Of course, last year the Hamas led raid.
Speaker 3: Hamas marked the anniversary by firing a brage of rockets
Speaker 3: into Tel Aviv. Lesbianon's Sorry, Lebanons, has Belah got them
Speaker 3: mixed up there vowed to continue firing rockets at northern
Speaker 3: Israel in support of Hamas and the Palestinians despite its
Speaker 3: recent losses. The Israeli military says it's soon going to
Speaker 3: launch operations on the southern coast of Lebanon, telling people
Speaker 3: there to stay off the beaches and for fishermen to
Speaker 3: stay off the sea for about a sixty kilometer stretch
Speaker 3: along the Mediterranean.
Speaker 1: There is an article that kind of details how celebrities
Speaker 1: get in such great shape when they're playing superheroes and
Speaker 1: the like. And it's the takeaway is it's not sustainable, right,
Speaker 1: They dehydrate themselves. They cut calories back tremendously. It's so
Speaker 1: that they're in the best shape when they're filming that.
Speaker 3: Right in those and I mean literally down to the moments.
Speaker 3: It's funny because the guy who the guy who does this,
Speaker 3: this conditioner Jason Walsh in North Hollywood.
Speaker 4: Over there, he's got our West Hollywood.
Speaker 3: Sorry, he's got his gym sort of a nondescript place
Speaker 3: in a strip mall. It doesn't add signs or anything
Speaker 3: like that to keep it quiet. And he says there's
Speaker 3: a misunderstanding. He says, there's people that want to just
Speaker 3: cheat their way through working out. I like the people
Speaker 3: that want to do the work and do it from
Speaker 3: the ground level and build all the way through. But
Speaker 3: when you look at the guys and ladies in these
Speaker 3: you know, skin tight superhero suits or in Jake Jillenhall's case,
Speaker 3: walking around the shirt off and roadhouse, those are edited.
Speaker 4: You only get to see him with his.
Speaker 3: Shirt off after a very specific regimen of calorie counting,
Speaker 3: intentional dehydration and things like that, so that it looks
Speaker 3: the best on camera. That's not how he looks twenty
Speaker 3: four hours a day, even while he's filming that movie.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: He says, yes, working out and eating right yields tremendous results,
Speaker 1: But when it comes to movies, there's more going on
Speaker 1: behind the scenes.
Speaker 3: The writer of this piece in USA today, actually, I
Speaker 3: guess it was part of a pitch to get this
Speaker 3: guy's own protein powder out there. I'm not going to
Speaker 3: tell you what it is because he didn't give us
Speaker 3: any and he didn't give us any free workouts. He
Speaker 3: said that one of the things that he wanted to
Speaker 3: do was could you put me through an hour long
Speaker 3: workout like you would put Matt Damon in whatever? And
Speaker 3: he said, well, it's not exactly that easy. They did
Speaker 3: a screening, he said, to find where his body's mobility
Speaker 3: might be.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and so they had him do leg stretches. Immediately
Speaker 1: he was able to clock that there was limited flexibility
Speaker 1: in this guy's lower body, particularly his right hip.
Speaker 2: So they get to work.
Speaker 1: They do a bunch of stretches, bodyweight exercise, all aimed
Speaker 1: at his glutes. At one point, he does side steps
Speaker 1: across the gym with resistance bands, has to do squats
Speaker 1: on a balance ball. He said, by the end, my
Speaker 1: glutes are on fire. I'm sweating bullets. Doesn't this make
Speaker 1: you want to do some squats?
Speaker 4: And I can't do squats in my pants.
Speaker 1: You can do squats in your pants. It's not that
Speaker 1: high and tight that you're going to burst through your pants.
Speaker 3: These quads, girl, these quads, you just laugh.
Speaker 1: I have no idea what your quads are. He says,
Speaker 1: they're wonderful. He says, after this quick warm up that
Speaker 1: they did.
Speaker 3: The squat was deeper and more even the balance was improved,
Speaker 3: the posture was better, and he said even walking felt better.
Speaker 3: And he said that the reason he does this, Jason Walsh,
Speaker 3: this trainer is the primary focus is to help people
Speaker 3: live their best lives. And the writer says, I thought
Speaker 3: you had to involve heavyweights or heart pounding cardio to
Speaker 3: be valuable, and he says, no, it can simply be
Speaker 3: detailed work on one specific issue, one part of your body,
Speaker 3: especially if it gets at a root problem that's been neglected.
Speaker 3: And in this case, this guy's case, it was his
Speaker 3: right hip right. Particularly if your hips are a problem.
Speaker 3: You got to work on those glutes, build those glutes up,
Speaker 3: pull everything back in a little bit more hip flexibility.
Speaker 3: The other thing is that the trainer, Jason Walsh, says,
Speaker 3: sometimes the movie studios will call him and say, yeah,
Speaker 3: we start production in three weeks or five weeks or something.
Speaker 3: We need them looking their best. And he's like that,
Speaker 3: that's not a thing. You're not going to do that
Speaker 3: to get light bo or something, go to get LiPo.
Speaker 1: Tim Kates joins us to break down the debacle at
Speaker 1: Dodger Stadium. It seemed like there was some chippiness on
Speaker 1: the field that led to fans misbehaving and just an
Speaker 1: ugly loss ten to two that evens the NLDS.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it was pretty bad out there. Tidal wave of emotions, guys, that's.
Speaker 2: What I think sports emotion takes us to a darker play.
Speaker 5: Well, you have to realize this is two plus years
Speaker 5: of pent up frustration from Dodger fans of what happened
Speaker 5: in the NLDS in twenty twenty two, to the Padres,
Speaker 5: what happened last year, to the Diamondbacks in the NLDS.
Speaker 5: In all season, it's been all great, what's gonna happen
Speaker 5: in October? That doom and gloom about October? And you
Speaker 5: get to Game two last night. They jump out to
Speaker 5: the early lead. The Padres then jerks and profar Rob's
Speaker 5: Gookie Betts of the home run is an incredible play. Oh,
Speaker 5: first off, we're the fans. You're supposed to knock the
Speaker 5: ball out of the glove. You're supposed to take the glove. Well,
Speaker 5: and they were they di' get Fanway or Yankee Stadium.
Speaker 5: They're letting that guy catch the ball.
Speaker 3: Made a great point of I mean he had to
Speaker 3: reach into the stands obviously to get the ball, So
Speaker 3: there wouldn't have been fanned interference if it was a
Speaker 3: fan that caught it above his glove or whatever. Yeah,
Speaker 3: what happens in that What happens if they do take
Speaker 3: his free game?
Speaker 4: You can do whatever you want.
Speaker 5: What's Gary Hoffman doing if you're sitting out there, Well,
Speaker 5: you're taking the ball and the glove right.
Speaker 4: At that game? Maybe not that game, but a bit
Speaker 4: a different scenario. I can see that happen.
Speaker 2: But what I would not have let him come down
Speaker 2: with the ball exactly right? Which is that big guy.
Speaker 2: That's a big guy. He looks about six four to fifty.
Speaker 2: But I think, here's here's nothing.
Speaker 3: Here's my problem with that thought is when the balls
Speaker 3: if you're in that section, you're you know, right there
Speaker 3: at that low fence and left field, and you even
Speaker 3: if you're there with your buddies, your girl, whatever, there's
Speaker 3: got to be a moment where you think, okay, what
Speaker 3: are the rules again? Like if the ball comes, what
Speaker 3: can I do? What can't I do? Can I lean
Speaker 3: over and get it? Do I have to lean back?
Speaker 3: If the ball comes and his gloves in front of them,
Speaker 3: face can I knock his glove out of the way,
Speaker 3: or I think there's a certain amount of that where
Speaker 3: people don't want to get involved.
Speaker 2: Can you play it? Make a play on the ball, Kades.
Speaker 4: Yes, if the ball.
Speaker 5: Is over the fence, which it was, right, you cannot
Speaker 5: lean into fair territory and try to make a play
Speaker 5: on the ball.
Speaker 4: That's interference.
Speaker 3: I mean, the great Steve Bartman story with the Chicago
Speaker 3: Cups is that the guy was leaning into the field
Speaker 3: of play and grab the ball before Mois salou.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that sounds right. Was supposed to catch it. That's embarrassing,
Speaker 2: it is right.
Speaker 1: Yes, these dudes need to altern in their man cards.
Speaker 3: So then Jerrekson Profar pretends that he didn't catch it.
Speaker 3: I mean, he has the ball, he knows it, and
Speaker 3: he's just standing there looking at.
Speaker 2: The crowding them.
Speaker 3: The broadcast put up that that was Mookie Betts's first
Speaker 3: home first postseason home run of the year, and they
Speaker 3: even put a run on the board and then they
Speaker 3: had to take it off.
Speaker 5: See you get all that happening right then the last
Speaker 5: two years, like I mentioned, and you get the second
Speaker 5: anywhere they had guys on first and third and a
Speaker 5: line drive out to ind the Indian And then you
Speaker 5: get the fourth inning and where Freddie Freeman hits a
Speaker 5: ball to right center and to tease makes his great
Speaker 5: leaping catch and snowball. And then you get the sixth
Speaker 5: inning with Jack Flaherty and Manny Machado chirping back and forth,
Speaker 5: urt and challenging each other to a fight in the
Speaker 5: parking lot. And then you get to the seventh inning
Speaker 5: and a ball gets thrown into the crowd, a ball
Speaker 5: gets thrown back out of the crowd, and then you
Speaker 5: know what happens.
Speaker 4: Hell breaks.
Speaker 5: I mean, it's just it was a snowball back and
Speaker 5: on top of that, it's the seventh Inny to Dodger Stadium.
Speaker 5: You know, they've been having a good time for two
Speaker 5: and a half hours. It was just a snowball. Well,
Speaker 5: and it could have been worse.
Speaker 3: I mean that the amount of tracks that was out
Speaker 3: there didn't seem like definitely not a Philadelphia game. I
Speaker 3: mean like it would have been ridiculous. You would have
Speaker 3: they would have had to shut down. God, they would
Speaker 3: have cleared the stands, yeah, I mean if it got
Speaker 3: too bad. But there were some beer that's some water
Speaker 3: bottles and things like that was something.
Speaker 1: The top tease was he was totally agging on the
Speaker 1: fan like he knew what he was doing.
Speaker 5: Come on, he was making gestures with his hands, he
Speaker 5: was gyro Like, what is that? I mean, there's a
Speaker 5: line where you can have fun with the fans and
Speaker 5: chirp back and forth.
Speaker 2: So is that that he's doing.
Speaker 4: It's hard to look away.
Speaker 2: Is demonstrated baseball.
Speaker 1: This isn't the NFL. Like, you have to have some
Speaker 1: freaking decorum.
Speaker 5: Right Steve Sackson I did a show this morning on
Speaker 5: five seven. He played for a long time and he's like,
Speaker 5: you know what, you don't have to be a robot
Speaker 5: out there, but you have to ignore some of that
Speaker 5: stuff when you start engaging.
Speaker 2: This is like the problem. This is like Derek Carr
Speaker 2: and the end zone stuff. But he got fined for
Speaker 2: in the NFL.
Speaker 4: That's right. And you're in the outfield.
Speaker 1: No one wants to see your genitals, sir, if you're
Speaker 1: in the outphae Is this the guy that boned the
Speaker 1: girl that, excuse me, had sexual relationship with the girl
Speaker 1: that made the allegations against Trevor Bauer.
Speaker 2: I don't know, you don't know.
Speaker 4: That's the guy who we've talked about it before. I
Speaker 4: don't remember who it was. He was suspended for taking stuff.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, one of the greatest memories I had at
Speaker 3: Candlestick Park back when it was a you've heard of
Speaker 3: Candlesticker Uh, Yes, she had her.
Speaker 1: The Trevor Bower accuser said she had sex with two
Speaker 1: Padres players, including Tattis.
Speaker 3: Uh sitting in center field Giants playing this Cincinnati Reds
Speaker 3: when Dion Sanders was just playing center field. For him
Speaker 3: and everybody in that center field section, every time he'd
Speaker 3: come out there, we would yell alimony, baby, alimony, some
Speaker 3: court whatever, because you can because because he's thirty feet
Speaker 3: away from you and he can hear you perfectly clear, exactly.
Speaker 3: And he turned around at one point and just waved,
Speaker 3: and everybody applauded him.
Speaker 4: Right, yes, right, knowledge us. That's great.
Speaker 5: What if he would have turned around and said something
Speaker 5: to somebody or flipped us off, right, you know, it
Speaker 5: starts and eggs it on.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was such a simpler time when all you
Speaker 1: could yell was alimony.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's a good point.
Speaker 3: Kind of we didn't say it was a great chance,
Speaker 3: and I didn't start everything.
Speaker 5: The guy on Instagram was a Giants fan who's in
Speaker 5: the outfield and he yells insulted people like, hey.
Speaker 2: Jock Peterson, I bet you like pe sending there.
Speaker 4: There were those things.
Speaker 1: There's one like a lot of stadiums, like just from
Speaker 1: working with the Chargers, I mean the Philip Rivers had
Speaker 1: back and forth with a guy at Arrowhead for like
Speaker 1: a decade. You know, those guys love to you know,
Speaker 1: just get involved. You just can't give them any oxygen
Speaker 1: as a player.
Speaker 4: There's also a certain amount.
Speaker 3: Of decorum that that you would want. Maybe not for
Speaker 3: a playoff game. Maybe that kind of goes out the
Speaker 3: window for a playoff game.
Speaker 5: But see the problem is the Padres are the perfect
Speaker 5: team that likes this. They feed off this intag attitude
Speaker 5: because it's driven I think.
Speaker 3: A lot of that is driven by Manny Machado. He's
Speaker 3: an absolutely a whole of a person and a bad
Speaker 3: human being, and I disagree.
Speaker 5: We talked to him on Friday at a Dodger stadium.
Speaker 5: Really nice, Oh, really really friendly. I think, yeah, you
Speaker 5: ever want Eddie Haskell was really friendly.
Speaker 4: You know, he was my favorite character.
Speaker 2: You don't know any of these people, the.
Speaker 1: Nicest people, the nicest players that you.
Speaker 2: Think are they're the nicest. You don't know these.
Speaker 4: People now, Tatise not a fan.
Speaker 2: Let me ask you that I am not either. After
Speaker 2: it's seeing that video.
Speaker 4: Katsey, you want to demonstrate what he was doing, No.
Speaker 2: Hip display. I'm not a dog that needs to be
Speaker 2: put down.
Speaker 4: Arguable, but it's fine.
Speaker 2: We were talking about this earlier.
Speaker 1: My take on it is like growing up in Giants Country,
Speaker 1: the San Francisco Giants fans made like a job out
Speaker 1: of hating the Dodgers, like that's all they cared about.
Speaker 1: When I moved down here, I found out that Dodgers
Speaker 1: fans don't really care about Giants fans.
Speaker 2: They're not obsessed with it.
Speaker 1: It seems like now Dodgers fans are more obsessed with
Speaker 1: hating on Padres and Padres fans like it feels like
Speaker 1: there's more vitriol there.
Speaker 5: It's because, like what Gary said, they play into it. Though,
Speaker 5: if the Padres players like to tease and profile those
Speaker 5: guys ignored the Dodgers fans like every other player does, yeah,
Speaker 5: we wouldn't be talking about this. Like if this word
Speaker 5: the Dodgers met to the Dodgers Phillies, the other two
Speaker 5: teams still alive in the National League. Their players weren't
Speaker 5: turned around and started yelling at at the fans in
Speaker 5: the stand, we wouldn't be even have in this discussion.
Speaker 5: It's just it's the padres. This group of players, you know,
Speaker 5: whether they're immature or not, whether they're just young players
Speaker 5: that here in twenty twenty four. That's the new thing
Speaker 5: to do is have swag like Gary's got swag.
Speaker 1: I understand when the players play with their jewelry on,
Speaker 1: it would be distracted.
Speaker 2: Would it just seems you don't like the chains? I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't know. As an athlete, I don't. I mean
Speaker 2: my NFL players were in ear rings during the game.
Speaker 1: No, I know, But like if I was playing, it's
Speaker 1: just another opportunity, especially football, another opportunity is something to
Speaker 1: grab long hair, earrings, chains, all that, because if it's
Speaker 1: on you, it's fair.
Speaker 3: Game Game three is tomorrow, Yes, six is the format,
Speaker 3: two games and then three games to two to one.
Speaker 4: So they could come back to Dodger Stadium Friday.
Speaker 5: Night would be Game five. Wow, but tomorrow's Michael King
Speaker 5: versus Walker Bueller. Game four on Wednesday could be a
Speaker 5: bullpen game for both teams.
Speaker 2: I love a bullpen game. Everybody gets a shot, you
Speaker 2: get an inn, you.
Speaker 1: Get an inningrella story is that what it is?
Speaker 2: I don't know. Really, I don't watch baseball.
Speaker 4: You should start.
Speaker 2: I'm going to watch tomorrow night.
Speaker 3: You could watch tonight. Tonight's Tigers, Guardians and Royals Yankees.
Speaker 3: Now I'll watch the Saints Chiefs.
Speaker 4: Or also Saints Chiefs in the football.
Speaker 2: Hey Katie, thank you, thanks for having always nice big
Speaker 2: fan of the show.
Speaker 5: By the way, I listen every day. I tell you
Speaker 5: that I see except today. I mean you had a
Speaker 5: job to do today.
Speaker 1: Sometimes I see you in the hallway and you look sad,
Speaker 1: and I know that that day you did not listen.
Speaker 2: Exactly right, that's true. Story a swamp watch.
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