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Mac of All Trade Studio and from Victor the Build.
Speaker 1: Well, hello and welcome. Thanks for getting your on, Thanks
for telling a friend. That's how we spread the word
about the Pirate ship. Kevin's and his ranger gear, Danny's
in his Joey Bosa gear. He's all excited about Bosa.
He's not saying any.
Speaker 4: I mean, yeah, that's cool.
Speaker 5: I like the signing.
Speaker 2: We'll get into it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'll get it into that later. Or also joined
by Richard Gray from a Gray Metal Products, who is
a longstanding Rochester company, which I think is amazing. And
he was telling us before we started here because I
had read something that the company started like an eighteen
nineties and more like nineteen hundred nineteen oh five. But
a lot of times we hear about you know, the
next generation. Uh, the business falls apart. They maybe just
don't have the business of cumin. Maybe they were I
don't know, a little spoiled growing up, and they just
these guys took this thing and it exploded. There's gray
metal South, there's this, there's I mean, it's incredible what
you've done, or what your family has done.
Speaker 2: I should say I'm fourth generation. Yeah, family business.
Speaker 6: So to get to four generations, as you know, wow,
an accomplishment in itself.
Speaker 4: Go back to the Roosevelt era, the first Roosevelt area.
Speaker 1: Yeah right, I mean it's it's eddy. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And it's hard.
Speaker 1: It's hard to have business and the climate changes and
how hard it is even within our own state to
do things.
Speaker 2: The state makes it difficult. You know.
Speaker 6: Our benefit is that we can look at a P
and L statement from North Carolina P and L statement
out of Georgia or Tennessee plants and we can say, okay,
you know, taxes and labor and those plants is about
the same, right. You know, it's the labor up and
down East Coast. You're not going to hire someone for
fifteen dollars an hour today, you really aren't. We all
offer the same benefits you know, insurance down there is
a little cheaper you know, health insurance due to the
fact that you really only have one health insurance company
in the state of New.
Speaker 2: York, sort of like your cable TV provider its spectrum. Right,
you can't go.
Speaker 6: Anywhere else, but down there they have where they can
they can get competing quotes, and they can get competing
quotes from out of state companies. Well, we're not allowed
to do that in New York.
Speaker 2: So I love New York. I don't hate it, Danny.
Speaker 7: But the only thing we have in the state is
the fact that we don't have alligators, hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes,
mud slides.
Speaker 1: I'll take it, sharks, I'll take it.
Speaker 5: I'll take that. Fires though they are getting.
Speaker 2: Hey, you can't say hurricanes because we've had hurricanes. Yes,
we have New York.
Speaker 5: They got their own problems.
Speaker 4: They take all our money. They can afford a hurricane
every once in a while.
Speaker 6: Look, I lived in the South. That's beautiful, but the
summers are very hot.
Speaker 1: Kevin called me yesterday and said, uh, we could talk
to you about the tariffs with you now, just to
get people. I think people hear tariffs. I think we
see a lot of headlines. Now, I don't know that
we absorb lot. I think that there's almost too much
information that comes out.
Speaker 2: That scares people. It sure does. It scares people rightfully. So, but.
Speaker 6: You know, I think, uh, it was it was said
before even tariffs, you know, before any of the talks
of tariffs, that to move our economy forward and to
straighten a lot of things out in our economy, we're
going to feel pain for sixty nine months now. I
just looked at the new CPI number to come out
that that dropped. That's that's lower today than it was
February's number for inflation.
Speaker 1: What a CPI for people cost consumer.
Speaker 6: Price and so inflation is down. It's lower than what
they expected to be. It's two point seven percent I
think a month of February. I think they were expecting
two point nine. So when you really look at the percentage,
it's eight percent less than what they were expecting.
Speaker 1: Gotcha.
Speaker 2: So the market started to recover a little bit when
that number come out. You know, but people get scared
with tariffs and it's not just steal it's it's on
avocados from Mexico.
Speaker 6: Well, you know, hey, I forgot to bring it's a second.
Speaker 1: This is the thing, but just for people by President
Trump signed the executive order I believe at the beginning
of February, and it was twenty five percent on goods
from Canada and Mexico. I believe it was ten percent
imposed on China and ten personal ten additional ten right
on what's already there. Right, So now that I don't
know where that puts the percentage at overall total, and
I think another ten percent on gas and electricity and
things coming from Canada. I think there was an additional
ten percent of those items as.
Speaker 6: Well going into Canada. US selling product into Canada, we
put a ten percent, yes, energy products right and energy
going in going in. Yeah, so it goes back and forth. Yeah,
got you know, we know people say stealing aluminum, uh,
stealing alum whum is sold into Canada from US manufacturers
and we buy so it's cross border, right, It's all depends,
you know, can we afford to go up there?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 1: Well, look, I don't know. I mean, we we live
in a world where we could all walk into Walmart
and things from China are really cheap, and we buy
a bunch of crap and I'll even go places. I
call it like disposable clothing, right, it's clothing. Yeah, I've
never bought from TIMU.
Speaker 5: My buddy swears by it.
Speaker 7: I had the app for a week and I took
it off because it just gets spammed.
Speaker 1: By the way, I'm not saying that as a I
would never buy it from tim I'm not saying that.
I just it's too confused.
Speaker 2: I never have. I never, I never have.
Speaker 5: You know Keith the camera guy, Yeah, he buys it
in her all the time.
Speaker 8: Hell, I will go golf and be like, oh, I
got you this thing for your putter, so you have
to bend over and pick up your ball.
Speaker 5: Hey, thanks Keith? What a nineteen cents?
Speaker 1: I see?
Speaker 2: Like, okay, so that's sort of stuff. Will those Well.
Speaker 1: Can you put a tariff on the stuff from Timo?
I would assume you could.
Speaker 6: Any problem if so. I don't know how Timo works,
but I don't know. So let's say let's use Walmart.
They're they're the behemoth. Okay, So if Timo is anything
like Walmart, they're buying their products through anything that comes
out of China that comes into the United States. If
they ship it to a wholesaleer and the wholesale or
ships it to the United States. You're still going to
pay a terrify on.
Speaker 1: That, yeah, right? Would it be the twenty five percent additional?
I mean, here's the idea. The idea behind the tariff
from what I understand, and I'm not certainly not an
economist anyway, but I would think is to get you
to buy American. We want to make their products a
little more expensive and support our own economy and buy
local only to support businesses. Say like you right, that
family owned bought, brought up here, expanded, it's an American meeting.
Speaker 2: You're an American success story. Well they're not. They're not
doing it to uh force you to buy American. Okay.
What they're doing is, you know, a teriff.
Speaker 6: It's leveling a playing field because what they're saying is, hey,
you've you've abused us long enough, okay, so and you
continue to do it. So if they have lower uh,
they don't have lower input cost. You know, steel cost
the same.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 6: You know, your raw materials to manufacture steel are based
on a world price, Okay, so you know, and everything's
traded on the US dollar. So it doesn't matter if
China goes and buys raw material from India. They have
to pay for that raw material and the US dollar,
so they have to take their money converted to US
dollar to pay for that.
Speaker 2: The dollar. The dollar is the currency of the world.
Speaker 1: Did not I don't know that most people knew that.
Speaker 2: I didn't. So if you want to buy product if Canada.
Speaker 6: So let's say Ray Metald wants to place in order,
I buy from a trader.
Speaker 2: Dan's a trader. He is Kevin's the steel.
Speaker 6: Mill, right, certainly is you're you're you're the banker.
Speaker 4: Well, he's a great packer, He's the best packer.
Speaker 6: Were the company says, here's a price quote for steel, Richard,
I say, great, I'm going to buy a thousand tons, okay,
so let's call that thousand tons worth two million dollars.
Dan takes that order back to the mill. You are
going to finance the mill. But he has to have
credit insurance on me. So there's actually two credit insurance
companies out there that look at our financial ability to
pay for that material.
Speaker 2: When it comes in.
Speaker 6: Like a bank, they guarantee that if I don't pay him,
he can activate what they call letter of credit. The
insurance company pays him that fast, then he pays them.
He has to pay Kevin when the steel gets into
port Ah, so within thirty days we have to receive
that material end, so we have thirty days to pay.
So he's financing the material for sixty days. If we
don't pay thirty days after we receive that material, he
can activate a letter of credit and then that insurance
company will not share.
Speaker 2: A gray metal again in the future. Gotcha.
Speaker 6: So that's why people get credit insurance. But the dollar
is the currency of the world. Okay, So you have
China and a couple of other countries that are trying
to put together and create their own exchange like bricks. Yeah,
that's what they Yes, that's exactly what China, I think. Korea, yeah,
I think so.
Speaker 4: And there's an essen there somewhere South Africa, South Africa,
I think.
Speaker 2: Yes, they're all trying to create their own currency against.
Speaker 6: What they've done is if Brazil wants to buy from
South Africa, they use bricks bricks, yes, if they use
that money where they exchange.
Speaker 1: The world coins and I think we've been in.
Speaker 2: Exchange for one hundred years.
Speaker 1: How did I never know that that the war like
more or less, the world economy is based on the American.
Speaker 4: Do you're too busy doing Penis radio?
Speaker 1: Well that explains it.
Speaker 6: Everything moves on an American dollar in the world. Okay,
everything moves on your back. So that's why you hold
the world's gold. We don't hold just our gold. Yeah,
you hold the world's gold.
Speaker 1: Gotcha?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 1: Is Rick James and Rolex Remember when we talk about
the tariffs and things, because I think there's so many
people who are not understood, you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: They did?
Speaker 1: They so many people that know. There was a woman
behind you. She was pointing to a Bill's logo on
her sleeve because of Dan's hat. I apologize for what
I wanted to say was like with the with tarriffs,
they do sound scary. Are things going to cost more?
There are certain things that we can't get but import
them right most for not always. I think you can
probably get an avocado out of heather in California and Arizona, Mexico, But.
Speaker 6: Chinese donuts tequila is going to cost you a little
bit more.
Speaker 2: Okay, you know more?
Speaker 1: Sammy Hagar, would you?
Speaker 2: I don't feel bad for him. Is there a chance
that the tariffs will.
Speaker 1: Affect a supply chain in any way. No, okay, Now
I don't do about that. No delays or difficulties, probably
because of all this stuff there's.
Speaker 2: So if you want it, you'll pay. Yeah, you don't.
Let me. Let me explain you how tariffs work. Okay.
Speaker 6: So let's say let's say tomorrow morning, Donald Trump wakes
up and says, I'm putting a twenty five percent tariff
on anything coming from China. Okay, Let's say that boat
is three hours from the dock. Yeah, they have to
pay that twenty five percent tariff before they're allowed to
dock because it's not been received in the United States.
That is how fast tariff's going to a fact.
Speaker 2: You're kidding. No, So they'll call. So what they'll do.
Anybody on that.
Speaker 6: Boat, everybody who's got product on that boat that has
you know that's going to be selling it to costomers
picks up the phone calls or coustomers says, hey, there's
twenty five percent tariff.
Speaker 2: You have to pay it.
Speaker 6: When you sign a contract with traders International traders, there's
a cost in there, says I. There's a tiff announced.
You have to take that material and pay the tariff.
That tariff has to be paid before that boat does.
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Speaker 10: Your free, don't be rid brought the come back with
them sleep counting sheep sad, I fell scream.
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Speaker 5: That is just the worst editing ever.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to figure out what it is.
Speaker 2: I think it's a gless. I'm worried.
Speaker 1: I'm I get worried that things are happening over here
that I uh, Bob Rivers just one of his parodies.
Bob passed away. You'll cancer eve earlier this well, earlier
this week. I think it was Yes show yeah, I
think it's the day before.
Speaker 7: Remember that we were at He was giving a presentation
and their way a screen with a site where you
could show how to text and how to utilize texting.
Speaker 1: This was with your audience, this new technology for radio
at the time, because coming in, I got you.
Speaker 7: People are texting. And he had a guy named Pedro
on his show who would write show from jaye Leto.
So all these radio idiots because that's what they do.
Speaker 4: Fool for Pedrol, fool for Pedrol, fool for Pedro.
Speaker 7: They kept texting the same thing, like as if they
had an original idea. And Bill goes to because no,
because Bill, and then Bill goes, Jay Leto had just
like turned the I Show over to Conan O'Brien. Billy goes, yeah,
that's yeah, Pedro's the reason Jay's out of a job.
The whole room starts cracking up. Now Bob Rivers doesn't
see this because to the screen.
Speaker 1: But but here's the worst part of it. Yea, his
wife was sitting at our table.
Speaker 9: Yes.
Speaker 5: Does that same question.
Speaker 1: Came in via the website Bill Moran Productions dot you Bill,
at what age should a grown man stop wearing a
baseball hat?
Speaker 2: Backwards shouldn't even start.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, okay, So I the person said, I'd be
interested to see what your co host think, including Laura.
Now Laura's not here, but I will bring it up
with Laura.
Speaker 8: And I thought, Joe every time he's got a hat
on his backwards.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I feel like I don't see Joe every time with
it backwards. I see Joe with no hat. Maybe it's backwards,
but there's somebody else I see every picture is the
backwards hat. They're dressed up, they're at places, and the
guys got a hat on backwards. You said, dressed up,
so that eliminates me. Yeah, no, it's not you.
Speaker 8: You never wear The only time I'll wear my backwards
hat is if I'm standing on the glass at the
hockey game watching the game and I'm because I'm brimming into.
Speaker 2: That gets your way. I turned it around when my
head around. I did it the other day. I ready
to take it off.
Speaker 1: Well, now I hadn't showered, and I went to the
gym and I was stretching and I do a child's
pose where you're down and the brim Yeah, well that
was close to uh, the brim in the head kept
hitting the floor, so I.
Speaker 2: Flipped it around. You can't get to the floor. I
was pretty close. But where you working out the why?
Speaker 1: Man? I want to know what were you going to say?
Speaker 5: Dunking donuts?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't see backwards. I go to Midtown, okay,
and you don't see him there. I don't see him
at the water and I see that. I go to
the wine in Pittsford. I don't see him a lot
there either. But this one person.
Speaker 1: And if I'm once, if you guys think about someone
associated with the podcast, they are in almost every picture.
Speaker 5: Did they work on a video recently?
Speaker 1: Yes, okay, you got it.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 1: Every picture is a half actor. And when I looked
at it, I went, that's it. And I thought, Okay,
this is the kind of hard hitting society society shaking
debate that we need because it is this is the
stuff Tariff's.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we'll talk about halts better.
Speaker 7: A slap attack so bad And anyway, wearing your backwards
hat new Era's gonna have to charge even more for
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like playing beer pong. Okay, you got you got a
guy there's a grace period in life. There's a grace
period in life where you get to play beer pong
it's completely acceptable, and then one day you look in
the mirror and you realize it's time to let go.
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Speaker 8: It's it's not like hockey where there's that basement number
you have to meet. But they had the most cap
space of all the teams. And you're coming off of
a ship season, you're blaming it on the coach.
Speaker 1: And.
Speaker 5: You got a brand new coach in there.
Speaker 8: You got a rookie quarterback that had you know, me
and Dandy to throw to last year. You got to
bring something. And they still have brought on a receiver
out of the mc collins.
Speaker 4: Brought it back Mack collins.
Speaker 1: Well, they did bring mc collins, who I didn't hate
with Buffalo, right, but he's there the second best receiver, right,
but whatever he's.
Speaker 5: Making eight and a half millions.
Speaker 8: I mean, every player that New England's brought in from
Buffalo has basically turned into gold. Yes, you had Chris Hogan.
All these players come in and they suck at Buffalo.
Speaker 5: Gilmore and Smith. I didn't think.
Speaker 7: There was the other running back too in the early
in the early two thousands that he was a role
player for Cleveland was a running back.
Speaker 4: But he was pretty good for them too.
Speaker 7: And I mean they because they actually coached him up Now,
I mean things might be different with Rabel.
Speaker 2: We'll see.
Speaker 7: I don't think Mac Hollins, like for all the people
think they know they're in the know when Mac Collins
signed back with the Patriots, like, oh, what the heck?
Speaker 4: And he didn't sign for that much like two years
an eight million dollars, So.
Speaker 7: Okay, so that's that's tells me the Buffalo really what
hey hey Mac, thanks you filled a great role, but
we're not going to break the bank up bring.
Speaker 1: They paid Josh Palmer twelve point four.
Speaker 5: Six years younger.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I still think.
Speaker 7: I still think they need another receiver. I don't know
if they're gonna bring back a Marie Cooper. Has he
signed with anybody? Okay, So I mean.
Speaker 5: The Cup just officially released, so he's out there.
Speaker 7: But the Bills aren't going to go after Cooper Cup
because they are of sekure. They're both slot receivers. Yeah, so,
I mean, I.
Speaker 4: I like the Palmer signing.
Speaker 7: A lot of the radio guys was the Bristol Batavia
hated it, right, and then the film guys came out
and said, oh no, no, no, this kid's got it.
He was underutilized in l A and they think they
found a diamond the rough at a decent price. He
could get separation, which is something bills receivers typically other
than Shakir really haven't done.
Speaker 4: Matt Collins was able to do it last year.
Speaker 7: He was, and they're hoping and they're hoping that Cooke
monster there Coleman could do that and be that guy
too thin.
Speaker 4: Get a bunch of guys who get separate. Sky's the limit?
Speaker 1: What about the Joey Bosa's honey, I like it.
Speaker 7: Twelve dollars one year, you're gonna see now in the
NFL in Major League Baseball, a lot more.
Speaker 4: Rentals one year rentals and boss, he's four year, he's.
Speaker 1: Got to hang out sometimes.
Speaker 2: I'd love it.
Speaker 5: They are though, right, I mean, they are rental.
Speaker 7: He's always hurt, like he missed twenty games the last
three season. Who did but Joey Bosa. Yes, he's always hurt.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So here's my here's your here's your here's your problem.
Speaker 2: Here's my question.
Speaker 4: Yeah, him and Milana who are always hurting back there?
Speaker 1: Right, nine years and.
Speaker 7: Von Miller technically is as old as he was, had
better numbers than Joey Bosa.
Speaker 4: So is the idea that they're just going to rotate
him like they usually do with everybody else, or are
they gonna play him more? Are they gonna play him less?
Speaker 7: At twelve million dollars, you basically saved eight million off
getting rid.
Speaker 4: Of Vaughan, so you're paying him really just three and
a half a four million.
Speaker 1: Well, let me ask you, I don't think we've this
year's No, we haven't talked.
Speaker 2: I haven't seen you. Oh no, we talked uh old.
Speaker 4: Talk Sunday, But that was after Vaughan.
Speaker 1: Right, Vaughn. Do you still think I thought we talked
about him coming back? He could as at the veteran minimum.
Speaker 7: He could They say that like he'd be insaulted by
that he might be more worth more like three million.
Speaker 1: Dollars, okay, But that that that you're fine?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 7: Or he could resign with Denver and in his career
there because he's a prop Really he's going to do that?
Speaker 4: Well, I mean that's it depends on his mood.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, I guess.
Speaker 7: Okay, I mean he's he's I mean, he's gonna go
on their Wall of fame if they have one Von Miller.
He's a legend there. So I could I could see that.
I could see him coming back to Buffalo. I could
see them going after Leonard Floyd. Leonard Floyd outsacked the
bills with the bill and without the bills.
Speaker 4: Like he had eight and a half nine sacks.
Speaker 7: Those sacks were missing significantly last year when he left
the team with San Francisco.
Speaker 4: Oh what did he do? Oh he had eight and
a half sacks? Oh wow, Guy Leeves.
Speaker 5: And it continues to sack thotal in just now.
Speaker 7: I don't know if he'll come back to Buffalo, but
like right now, their grasping gets spare parts. They've extended
their core guys at hometown discount. For Allen's only the
ninth highest paid annual quarterback in the NFL, which is
nine blowing. I mean, now he's gonna get all thirty three,
three hundred and thirty three million dollars in that cash,
the two fifty guarantees, fift everything else.
Speaker 4: He's a quarterback.
Speaker 5: They should have after Donald and saved that money.
Speaker 1: So many people man when that when that draft went down, they.
Speaker 4: I was one of them, so mad, I was one
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that he was. He was the best court Why aren't
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Speaker 5: It is crash Test Dummies.
Speaker 1: I'm not coming up with the title.
Speaker 4: And that's nineteen ninety four, I.
Speaker 1: Said, nineteen ninety seven, nineteen three, Oh, Danny, nice jobs.
Speaker 2: That close enough, that's all right?
Speaker 4: Oh yit it's that it was on the Dumb and
Dumber soundtrack.
Speaker 1: This is Kim Mitchell go for Soda. It is Kim
Mitchell go for I said nineteen eighty six.
Speaker 4: I said, it's seventy nine, nineteen eighty four.
Speaker 1: Ooh, so I'm even then.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: So this I knew was Van Hallen. I don't know
the song Hagar Billy. Oh. And so when Danny said
that I had already written down ninety six it maybe eighty,
I wrote ninety five. I think it was ninety six.
Speaker 5: It is nineteen ninety five. What love can do from
man Halen?
Speaker 4: Do I get the extra point from being in the whole?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 1: You get ten ten off se your like minus whatever.
Speaker 2: I'm three over.
Speaker 1: Smooth Santana and Richard anything I had.
Speaker 7: San Banner said it good Santana with Rob Thomas, well
other Santa Song Rob Rob.
Speaker 1: It was Santana's out. You're right, it was a bunch
of different arts. Nineteen ninety nine, I said two thousand
and one.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say probably two thousand three.
Speaker 1: Nineteen ninety nine.
Speaker 4: Wow, another one ten off, it's twenty off.
Speaker 2: I'm down.
Speaker 1: I think I'm too over.
Speaker 4: This is Chris Isaac.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I couldn't come up with the title Wicked Game.
Speaker 4: That's right, ninety one.
Speaker 1: I said nineteen ninety eight, nineteen eighty nine, Oh, it
was eighty nine.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 5: Really, so wait a minute, because the video.
Speaker 4: Came out in like ninety one. I remember watching it
in the nineties.
Speaker 2: Specifically, nothing came out.
Speaker 5: I had the video would to come out in ninety one.
Speaker 2: I'm ten over.
Speaker 4: It look like a Calvin klient I got the album
color for this one.
Speaker 1: Oh this is Joe Cocker. God damn, it would have
never got this.
Speaker 4: Seventy nine.
Speaker 2: This was Jim Blucy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, gentlemen, officer and
a gentleman.
Speaker 5: I said, eighty four Joe Cocker and Jennifer Warren. Yes,
from nineteen hundred and eighty two.
Speaker 1: It was too off on that one three off. There
so excuse me, oh no, no, oh yeah, all right,
I'm twelve because I didn't get out.
Speaker 4: Good now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I can't remember who this next one was, and
I don't even think I had the.
Speaker 4: Title Rick Springfield ring interviewed.
Speaker 2: Is it Rick?
Speaker 4: You interviewed this guy Rick springste Outfield? It's the outfield outfield.
Speaker 5: Yes, Oh, I knew it wasn't Rick Springfield. That's why
I didn't write it down.
Speaker 1: I deserve a point for I want to lose your love.
I put you use your love.
Speaker 5: It's your love there love all right?
Speaker 1: Well from nineteen if you've got your love in the title,
you get a twenty six. I said eighty four.
Speaker 4: I said eighty one, so I was too one. Saw Field.
Speaker 2: Yea last, but not.
Speaker 4: Least a fish free nineteen ninety six.
Speaker 5: Great job is fish It is not free, and it's
not nineteen ninety six.
Speaker 2: I had told the wet sprocket. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Two thousand and four it.
Speaker 5: Is fish sample in the jar from nineteen ninety four.
Speaker 1: Oh sorry, was ten off there, so that puts me
in twenty three total.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, I got told these ninety two, four, six, eight.
Speaker 11: Nine, No matter, you won ten, so yeah, ten points
for the theme that tune, but I don't know the theme,
and then there's no theme.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, oh sometimes there is if I feel.
Speaker 11: Ninety six eight minus eleven minus seven, sixteen eighteen.
Speaker 7: Plus minus twenty, So I got plus four for the Yeah,
I kicked dress.
Speaker 1: The man just works out that way, you day dread,
so it posted your add right into the term Richard.
It was a pleasure having you in here tonight. Thank you,
and I really enjoyed the not just the laugh. Tariff
tarrok Well, the tariff talk I think is important and
I think it'll explained, hopefully it'd explain tears of tubok Kevin.
Another breach talk with tariffs, no big one. Danny kicked
my ass in the game once again. And uh, I'm
Bill Moran and we will see you tomorrow