Speaker 1: On location and driven by Victor Chrystlin Dods Gee Brown.
It's Bilified the Bill Moran Podcast.
Speaker 2: Well, Hello and welcome live from BTV Wood Fire, Pizza
and Grill in the mall the Grease Rigs, where we
just watched the Buffalo Bills defeat the Denver Broncos thirty
one to seven. And Danny was, I don't know, Danny,
were you getting nervous because I was getting nervous. Yeah,
I was nervous.
Speaker 3: I thought the play calling was a little clunky.
Speaker 2: In the first half. Bill only had like three possessions.
Speaker 4: And they didn't They only mustard like ten points in
the first half.
Speaker 3: You had Denver missing that field goal at the end
of the half.
Speaker 2: Doink, and that was the greatest.
Speaker 3: It was a very close game.
Speaker 4: Then like they come out and they only got three
to start the third quarter, and I'm like, what is
going on? Why are we not moving the ball? They
were moving the ball between the twenties. They weren't moving
the ball in the red zone at all.
Speaker 3: And that was an issue.
Speaker 4: Josh was off on a couple of throws. There's some
issues here or there. But then eventually in that second drive,
I told you this the play of the game.
Speaker 3: Well, there were two of them on the same drive.
Speaker 4: You had that play of the game where it was
a second and thirteen and Allen's rolling out. He's getting blitzed,
so he just jumps the ball off to Ray Davis
in the flat and Ray Davis gets hammered, and they
threw a flag for a helmet that helmet hit and
he gave him a fifteen yard penalty. Davis is knocked
out of the game, headed to the hospital. I don't
know if he went to the hospital, but that set
the bills. Instead of it to being third and twelve,
now it's first and ten, so they get a whole
new ball game right there. Then they drive down the field,
it's fourth and one. Allen to the rollout and the
touchdown that they took two minutes to deliberate on which
Matt thought was not a touchdown that was that ended
up being the difference maker and made it.
Speaker 2: A point where his foot was out. But I thought
he held the ball. I didn't think the ball moved.
The ball did move a little bit, It's just like
the Baltimore game last night, not enough to overturn it.
Speaker 5: But his left foot.
Speaker 6: Is out of bounds before he touches it, which is
illegal touch it is. Yeah, yeah, sometimes they go you're waiting.
Sometimes they don't.
Speaker 3: So that and it's this they did, and then they're up.
Speaker 2: You know, they're up.
Speaker 4: To touchdowns and then you know, of course, you know Denver,
like they they did not move the ball at all
in the second half. They just they just couldn't do it.
And you know, Sean paid for that fake pun the
first half. All of a sudden he got the ball.
He's got the butts for ball played out right. So
it's fourth to seven, the bills thirty nine. You're already
gone for it once with a fake punt. Why don't
you go for it again? You're on the road. You're
the underdog, like pet he wants to like espouse himself
as some type of NFL genius. Just listen to him talk. Yeah,
like he tells everybody else smart he is. But then
like when it comes down in the game time, he
can't figure himself out.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what they were showing on ESPN this
morning that did the whole thing on Nick's and trying
to learn the plays of Sean Payton. They are the
most confusing things ever. They're like three lines, so.
Speaker 4: You gotta Yeah, it's like scat right tight thirty eight
hook X y out Z flat L kill your radium and.
Speaker 2: I'm going here and and this kid is caught on
pretty quickly. I mean he's done it well, right, yes,
has he not?
Speaker 6: Yes? For a rookie, they should not been in the
playoffs this year, but he has done so well. Yeah,
and taken in sean and he just absorbs it, which
is amazing.
Speaker 5: He's an older rookie.
Speaker 6: Yes, he is twenty five.
Speaker 5: Yeah, not much older. He's older than like six quarterback.
Speaker 2: Oh I thought he was twenty eight. No, no, no, no,
he's not twenty five.
Speaker 6: Okay, okay.
Speaker 4: He was supposed to be the guy at Auburn. His
father gone to Auburn and he was. He was good,
but he couldn't beat mamma. Well who could, right, It's well,
he's gotta have to go transfer. So he goes to
Oregon and he goes all the world. But he had
the reps. I mean, the guy was starting and playing
a lot.
Speaker 3: So he is an older.
Speaker 2: Rookie, like man said, But I mean still, the speed
of the game is different at this level, and all
the plays and stuff. I go, oh my, yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 6: For them to do as well as they did this
year is unbelievable. Yeah, but Buffalo showed today. It's man
against child, that's what it is. He was a child
in this game, which is okay, he's a rookie, yes,
but man, Buffalo really showed out today with their defense,
and that's something they need to do.
Speaker 2: They did.
Speaker 4: Oh by the way, the only offense that Denver really
mustard were two plays, a fake punt and a busted
touchdown on that first trive and it was like, rap
in Douglas, We're looking at it like I thought you
had him.
Speaker 2: Yep, that was it.
Speaker 4: So Denver didn't do much offensively all today other than
two plays.
Speaker 2: That's the typical thing with the Bills in the beginning.
Speaker 6: Isn't it.
Speaker 4: They always say to be a sleepy I don't know
what it is. What happened, Well, it's this goes back
to this Pelichick mantra of all right, let's see what
they're gonna do, and they're gonna throw their kitchen sink onddles.
Once we know what their kitchen sink is, now we'll
just defend the kitchen sink.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what they do.
Speaker 6: What were the people who are saying with you, saying
it's great that you put McDermott on the same line
as Belichick.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I don't put McDermott that level.
Speaker 2: Believe me, I don't.
Speaker 6: They were flipping out and I was like, guys, it
is five minutes into the first quarter.
Speaker 2: Real, that's what we do.
Speaker 5: That's well, listen, you don't have to tell me.
Speaker 6: All right. I've been watching my team destroyed himselves for years,
but Buffalo's defense really stepped up this game. I thought
McDermott did a great job adjusting at halftime, and I said,
at halftime it was ten to seven. I said, this
is going to determine a lot because Sean Payton supposedly
is the genius, right, I don't think he is supposed
he's a genius, but he won one serbow at Drew Brees.
Speaker 5: But if he comes out in whoops.
Speaker 6: McDermott's ass in the second half, Mcdermot's done.
Speaker 2: I thought the same thing, and I was really worried,
like I was getting so frustrated because there were all
kinds of things happening this morning and then we're going
to get something. Something's left, I got to turn around
and go back. I'm like, and then I'm listening to
the game. And the time I got out of the
carner got back in, it's seven nothing. I go, oh
my god. So I was, you know, already on edge. Yeah,
I go, this is this is not gonna be good.
But I have to say this. Watching it here at bTB,
man is the atmosphere.
Speaker 6: It's fun. It was packed in here. Sure it was
standing room only.
Speaker 3: I got hooked by seven total strangers.
Speaker 5: People got here at ten thirty for tables.
Speaker 6: Yes, it's amazing. All the reservations were full up here.
The dinning room was wide open, so people were here
at ten thirty to get tables like incredible to turn
out by Bill's mathiasn't Yeah.
Speaker 2: And I would say the table behind us were somewhere
around us. I heard somebody saying they're doing dry January
and they love the mock tails. Okay, that's like a
big you know, it's a really cool thing, right that
you guys have. It should be highlighted the litle bit
because there's a lot of people doing dry January.
Speaker 6: I don't know who they are. I mean, they say it,
not me.
Speaker 5: I probably.
Speaker 2: So now we go on and we get Baltimore, and
Baltimore looked a little scary to me last night the
other day, and they just look, if you can stop Henry,
I feel like you can control things. Yes, if you.
Speaker 5: Stop Henry, then you get Jackson.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: And I'm surprised, and I was very surprised how much
Josh ran today. I don't like that one little fluke
injury is gonna kill you. I'm watching Lamar Jackson last night.
He ran what five plays in a row called plays.
That's not a good way. That's not a good way.
If he just gets hit wrong in the knee or something,
he's gone for not this year, but all of next year.
They brought this up last night during the game.
Speaker 4: They said, in the en the FC Championship game last year,
Lamar didn't run enough. And you know it was like
mon Can Todd Marka, the offensive coordinator of Baltimore, just
got rid of the run game entirely last year and
they end up losing the Editchampionship game. So they don't
want to lose his run game. In his running ability mean,
they had three hundred total yards in the first half
on Pittsburgh, who had a defense that was comparable to Denver's.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so, I mean, and they ran, they ran all
over them.
Speaker 4: So the one thing if say Flowers is out again
next week, now, that's one more person you could put
in the box if you're the Bills, say Flowers as
a wide receiver, that's one more person.
Speaker 2: You could put in the box if you're the Bills and.
Speaker 4: Defend that run game, because that's going.
Speaker 3: To be difficult. But one thing is for sure, the
Bills in the Ravens.
Speaker 4: Somebody, somebody's fan base will have to shut up about
this MVP discussion. The voting has been over for two
weeks now, somebody though all the chit chat, all of
it will have There's only been six times. This will
be the seventh. Only six times in NFL history where
the runner up and the m v P, the MVP
and the MVP runner up have faced each other in
the playoffs. This will be the seventh time that's ever happened.
Speaker 6: So do we think that that's it? Yeah? Though it
was those two yas. Who else was Burrows? Is what
the people? You can actually throw out Barkley, You could
throw Henry, Yeah, but you can't. Yeah, you can't.
Speaker 2: I mean, I thought, Josh great today, stay poised. You
know he did did not was not crazy with the ball.
Speaker 4: Did But they were playing like too much of the
complimentary football game that McDermott likes to run. The first
ever sing what's Brady doing? Well, Brady's doing what his
head coach is telling him to do. Don't kids yourself
just shill Sean McDermott's team. Yeah, we're gonna run complimentary football.
What that means is keep my defense off the field
as much as possible.
Speaker 6: Here's the thing.
Speaker 3: You want to play complimentary football next week against Baltimore.
I'm all four. This was Denver man U Suid have
enough twenty eight nothing at the half.
Speaker 6: Well, they had over one hundred yards on the ground
in the first half. I mean that. Yeah, that in
the first quarter. Or it's ridiculous. James Cook is the
most underrated back in football. Yeah, and the unfortunately he's
got this year the best quarterback in football, so he
gets overshadowed. He just got to a thousand yards last week. Yeah,
if they actually ran him twenty twenty five times a game,
you had fifteen hundred yards.
Speaker 3: If this for like nineties football, he would be he
would be like, like an all pro t be.
Speaker 6: Better than Therma Thomas ever thought about. Yeah, the guy's speed, acceleration,
his strength. You saw that one run, one carry, guy's
six yards.
Speaker 4: The only thing he catched you that Thermo could do
is who kept to backfield catch the ball?
Speaker 6: Cook?
Speaker 4: He still figures on ways to drop the ball. Believe
he could. They've given him opportunities and they've stopped because
he's just out And that's why you're gonna come out
of the backfield catch.
Speaker 6: Hopefully Ray Davis is okay, comes back next week because
he can catch that ball at the back. Yeah, yeah,
he hit. There was a lot of helmet to helmet
today not called yeah oh yeah.
Speaker 4: Well Terren Johnson and uh on Twitter, they're saying, well Tarren, like,
shouldn't tackle this helmet.
Speaker 3: That wasn't Taron Johnson.
Speaker 4: That was the that was I don't know if it
was Mims or cutting whoever the ball carrier was, but
he he lowered his head to hit Taron Johnson.
Speaker 3: Teraron Johnson just tucked into a ball boom.
Speaker 6: I disagree with that. Taron Johnson led with the crown
of his helmet. Okay, he deserted a concussion. Although again,
a Buffalo player goes into the tent and somehow it
comes back into the game, like Josh it against Houston.
I don't know what's going on with the medical team
in Buffalo, but somehow they don't get any concussions.
Speaker 4: It's my friend sais Is tore Doll, torridal to Doll,
Toard Doll cures, all the same thing.
Speaker 5: They happened in Burrow a couple weeks ago.
Speaker 6: He got right and all of a sudden he's back
in the game. He's okay, yeah, Ray Johnson, he's not
going back to that's nobody. Yeah right, it is. Man.
Buffalo looked really good today. Nice to see Buffalo look
that good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is nice to see it. I I hate
to get ahead of myself. I feel like, in a way,
could this be the season we never saw coming at
the beginning of this season, right, I think years ago
we said it. Do you make that argument, yeah, that
this is the season.
Speaker 4: I would never have thought, well, because like I thought
they would win the division, but I didn't expect the talk.
I thought it would be another eleven and sixth season.
The reason being is like everybody was gone. I mean,
it was Josh Allen and who.
Speaker 6: I was just going to ask you what you thought
before this season, because I had him at ten or
eleven with still knows, and I actually had Miami win
in division. I'm not gonna lie to you. Yeah, I
thought Miami was better than they are. They're actually trash.
But man, Buffalo has just put that chip on their shoulder,
and that executive saying Josh is overrated. Holy shit, the
chip on his shoulder. Yeah, and well deserved. Yeah, thank you,
absolutely well deserved. Like Josh has played out of his
mind this year, and and Lamar is now playing out
of his mind saying, hey, everybody says.
Speaker 5: I suck in the playoffs.
Speaker 6: Yeah, this clash next week is going to be unbelievable
and that's why it would be the six thirty game
on Sunday. Oh you think so?
Speaker 5: Unfortunately?
Speaker 4: Yeah, at least it'll be a Sunday game, though I
don't care which time it is. Yeah, this has gotta
be a six but it's gotta be a Sunday game.
Speaker 5: I mean, thank you for Martin Luther King day, right, yeah,
gave it is off on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well I'm not playing some people.
Speaker 6: But I mean that's uh wow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I didn't even think of that. Ye, chip on
everybody's shoulder.
Speaker 6: You're absolutely I mean you're taking the two MVPs and
also the two guys that have the biggest chips on
their shoulder.
Speaker 5: You told Lamar he sucks in the playoffs.
Speaker 6: You're Dak Prescott, you can't win a playoff game, and
you got Josh Allen who's overrated.
Speaker 2: Please please, Yeah, this'll be fun, this.
Speaker 6: Will be Yes, it will be I would like to
know who the executive is and you should be fired.
Is it Joe Shane? Is it Joe Shane?
Speaker 4: By the way, Yeah, did you see did you see
the story in the ESPN that about the Giants and
what a mess they are? There is a front office,
they're just they're just awful. They just don't know what
they're doing. And they're going to keep the band together
one more year.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I think what I think the wait is, let's see
what Belichick does in North Carolina. For give them a
year and then okay, we'll bring him in and get
one last shot to respect the New York Giants.
Speaker 6: That is buyo is ten dollars.
Speaker 2: Yeah, till June of this year, till June only, till
June twenty twenty five. Then after that it's a million,
which is so weird, which is why.
Speaker 6: He brought his son in to be the assistant, because
his son's going to take the team over, and actually
the Giants are a perfect fifth for him. Yeah. I
feel like Belichick is overrated, way overrated. I feel like
him and Brady were a match made in heaven. Yeah,
Brady went on to win a Super Bowl without him, Yes,
with a great coach.
Speaker 5: And Bruce a great coach, right, Yes, but Belichick is
not what everybody thinks he is.
Speaker 6: I'll see it. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't know what to think, Matt, because you know,
I know the discipline and the consistency, but you did have,
as you said, a quarterback who has as hungry or
more hungry than the coach and learning the plates, and
practically when he went to Tampa Bay would call plays
and argue with these and like they built the offense
probably off him.
Speaker 3: Eventually forced out that head coach too.
Speaker 2: It'll be very interesting to see what does Tom Brady
do in Las Vegas. What will his influence in Las
Vegas be. They're already saying that he's the one kind
of recruiting the coach and what will happen there. There's
a lot of talk that he's going to step out
of the booth and this sort of thing.
Speaker 5: I mean, I mean, you've given up thirty million a year.
Speaker 2: I can't imagine that. But do you need it as
a part owner?
Speaker 4: I mean depends on how much of a competitor he
is versus how much money he wants to earn in
the broadcast with He's had a rough year in the
broadcast with this year.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I didn't think it was.
Speaker 3: I think I think he's I mean, I think he's fine.
Speaker 4: I mean there were spaces where like he's like totally
blanked even like the worst play by play guys and
and commentators.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they don't blank out, they don't space, they don't
stutter like he was doing all of that. Like he
was doing all this stuff.
Speaker 4: You'd make fun of the last team, Remember when the
Bills were so bad that they would send out the
worst broadcast team, Like they would send Beth Mullens out
to do a game, and Jay Feeley, who was a kicker,
Like we got anybody else, right, So I mean that's
he That's what he sounds like. But you can't have
the greatest quarterback maybe player ever be on the like
the the f team.
Speaker 2: Well, he's a broadcast but he's doing this game tonight, right,
Green Bay Eagles game.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and he's they have to figure out what to
do with him.
Speaker 4: And I don't think the I don't think Fox likes
the fact that he's so restricted because he's a powerate owner.
We're paying you three hundred plus. Do not do your job.
Just call we get anybody to do that. And let's
be honest. Nobody's watching an NFL game because who's in
the boot, right, Nobody is watching because you want your team,
I think, right, But you're always hoping he gets the
best broadcast team.
Speaker 5: I only think is one of the best guys too,
and he gets ship out.
Speaker 2: He does a great job. He does a dread tremendous job.
Speaker 6: Now just camber to remember Brady replaced one of the
best commentators ever as the number one team. They let
him go to the number two team because it was
Tom Brady. Nobody watching the game because it's Tom Brady,
especially on Fox where it's all mostly NFC. How often
is Tom Brady doing the AFC game? No? Never, Oh,
he did the one Bills game but they were playing
on NFC.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and that's how it works.
Speaker 6: Yeah, So.
Speaker 4: I think I think that Brady is uh, he's gonna
be like the de facto. I don't see the defecto
all in her, but he's gonna be the guy tell
Mark Davis what to do.
Speaker 3: Mark Davis no identity of his own.
Speaker 5: Somebody you got.
Speaker 4: Mark Davis is a guy who inherited a team from
his father, Al who made his billions of dollars off
the NFL.
Speaker 2: In the AFL.
Speaker 3: He didn't come out from outside, No, he and buy
a team.
Speaker 2: Oh no, no.
Speaker 3: This so if the rate, if the Raiders go belly up,
man Davis is in for it. He's screwed.
Speaker 4: So he's gotta have somebody who knows what he can
know who better than Let's put it this way, as
an owner, who better do you think that could come
in and show you the ropes that you're co owner?
Speaker 2: Who's going to save me a few million dollars? To
Roway is the guy that is more competitive and does
more homework and discipline like with.
Speaker 4: The ever, so that could be an issue. Michael Jordan,
you know, as a GM as an.
Speaker 6: Owner was terrible.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 2: That is, well, we're seeing guys like Rabel, who is
a former player right played in New England.
Speaker 6: Uh, not a bad coach at all with the tight
and excellent coming. See.
Speaker 2: This is what starts to make me nervous is will
there be a changing of the guards so to speak
in the AFC East. I mean, we're gonna it's gonna
be pretty competitive.
Speaker 4: It's gonna be talking about the will be a changing
of the.
Speaker 2: Guard, but it'll be competitive.
Speaker 6: It's going to be a few years before if Rabel
could turn down a franchise around.
Speaker 2: I mean, Mayo looks like he's a decent quarterback. Like
they've got the pieces in playment may yeah, May excuse me,
may d may if.
Speaker 6: They can make that happen. And Rabel, it looks like
he's the guy.
Speaker 4: That's the perfect hire for the pop b It's perfect
hire the coordinators for the for him, well, our Frank
Kevin Mure says that Sala is going to be the
defensive coordinator.
Speaker 6: Robert, He's going back to that Niners and Niners okay, okay,
talk they fire their defensive coordinator.
Speaker 3: He's going back to and I don't know who the
offensive coordinator is going to be for Uh, they say it.
Speaker 4: Might be McDaniels. Josh McDaniels. I mean, he's been a
good offensive.
Speaker 2: He's just not a good head coach. Terrible head coach.
Speaker 6: There's guys that are coordinators and not head coaches, and
McDaniels is one of them. Ye yep, so well that's
not Actually if he goes there, it might be okay
for may but you got to get him a receiver.
And I don't think it's Travis Hunter. I think he's
more of a corner. The kid from Arizona is going
to be a stud.
Speaker 2: Take him. It would be interesting how all this shakes out.
And you never know, right with these draft picks until
how many years at least three?
Speaker 6: Right, So where are we now with Josh Allen and
that whole thing.
Speaker 2: And I'll say, Baker Mayfield, I don't know that he
should have been the number one overall pick that year.
But he's a competitor, Yes, you know, he's a competitor.
And you see Josh and he just got in the
right system and was and they are now playing.
Speaker 6: To his talents. It's not the right system with Josh.
Josh is the system now he was overlooked in high school.
In college, he's always been overlooked, so he's always played
with that chip. But the kid has a heart like
you can't replace. Baker Mayfield is a stud right, Yeah,
he came through the.
Speaker 2: System and he seems like an underdog is now. I
mean he went to Entra Tech.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he was on the same team as Patrick Mahomes,
right yeah, and he was a scholarship player and things
didn't work out well under Cliff Kingsbury, so he transfers.
He's a walk on at Oklahoma, YEP, under Lincoln Riley,
and that's where he flipped the switch, you know he
I mean every quarterback hit, any quarterback who's good really
has a story.
Speaker 2: Very rarely do you get the Matt Stafford.
Speaker 4: Who was all world in high school, all world in
college and then goes to the NFL lands with the
wrong team. Is getting by with Detroit purely on talent.
Sean McVay says, I want that guy to be my quarterback.
I can work with him. It turns him into a
Super Bowl champion. Don't want to go that is once
in a lifetime. Everybody else really has a story. That's
why Alabama quarterbacks typically typically Jalen Hurts is a bit
of an exception. Typically sucking because they have a rolls
roots they're driving. They're driving a rolls.
Speaker 5: He sucks.
Speaker 6: Let's be honest, they're driving the rolls. They don't get
away from him.
Speaker 5: He sucks.
Speaker 4: They don't get hit like, they never get tackled. That's
why I like Yo Tua has gotten better. But these guys,
they don't know how to deal with the money pocket.
They don't know how to deal with adversity. The quarterbacks
to succeed in the NFL deal dealt with in adversity.
You know, Tom Brady was a sixth round pick, Joe
Montana was a third round pick. Jim Kelly went to
the USFL. I mean, you know everybody, Dak Prescott was
a fourth round pick. Everybody's got a story.
Speaker 6: But if you really look back at it, like there's
no way that Josh Allen should fall that far. But
because no one saw him, Yeah, had a great story. Listen,
out of high school, he's writing letters to coaches saying,
look at my film film.
Speaker 2: You know he had to go to commut to college.
Speaker 6: Really was Akman that turned NFL scouts onto him. Troy
or I can't remember. I think it was NFL scouts
on said you gotta go see this kid throw the ball,
and from there it was good, right, and the Bill's
good for their scouting team.
Speaker 5: Man, give them all.
Speaker 4: They believe in the world day one like Ben Albright
who covers the Broncos. He's kind of like a draft expert,
and I ever hear I I I email him on
Twitter because like we follow each other to go, I
know who the Bills take it, He goes, I think
they're under Josh Allen. He's usually right every year about
the Bills and lo and behold they trade. They trade
with the bull and Blacos could have had him.
Speaker 2: Like now now we're going with Chubb, Bradley Chubb.
Speaker 6: We like Chubb, do it?
Speaker 5: It was a Georgia guy.
Speaker 6: Yeah, right, So there's a big Those big time schools
never work out. Like you got the best lineman, the
best receiver, the best running back, the quarterback you made.
It never works out. Georgia quarterbacks, Alabama, LSU, except for
Joe Burrow.
Speaker 5: They don't work out. It's the guys. They have to
carry their team. He carried his team and he's now
carrying them now.
Speaker 6: Not saying that the rest of the team is not
good like James Cooking that he's carried these wide receivers.
These guys are nobody's Coleman was kind of a fluke
at Florida State. He had a great play here and there,
otherwise nothing. You should have taken James Worthy. That's gonna
be the James Worth. That's gonna be those different Take
the old guy too, that's gonna be the difference, I
think in the playoffs. And I worry about Worthy against
the Bills defense having a chip on his shoulder, saying
you traded, you traded, you could have taken me.
Speaker 5: We'll see. It's gonna be fun.
Speaker 2: Man will be a fun game, and it'll be uh
you think we don't know the time yet officially no,
all right now inside people listen to already know.
Speaker 6: Well, but whatever you're.
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Speaker 6: Forged a little.
Speaker 2: Buffalo music, Danny. You know this was a song that
they're fans.
Speaker 3: They're diehard fans in ninety four, were like, uh, what
are you guys doing? They did? They didn't like it.
The Google alsom Soft they revolted.
Speaker 6: Yes, because they were a much harder band. They're a
punk band. Yeah, I didn't know that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I did not know that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, because I didn't know them until they made hardcore. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like punk, I like like bubble gum punk but
still punk.
Speaker 7: Wow.
Speaker 3: Okay, like a boy named Google, Like really was a
was a softer album.
Speaker 4: I mean like they had like albums like Jed and
Superstar car Wash which.
Speaker 3: Were harder, and then they came out with this.
Speaker 4: They made a huge but everybody's wait a minute, that's
your first national hit?
Speaker 2: Is this slow ballad?
Speaker 6: Yeah? Right?
Speaker 2: Yeah, way different? And I wonder who coached them along
the way to say this is what's gonna work for
you guys. It was a guy named Armond Petrie a
Silver Creek, New York. Dat of come on with the producer? Yes,
I'm glad.
Speaker 6: Look is there anything you don't fucking know about Silver Creek?
He's really good in football, he's really good to music.
What the hell don't you know about? Well?
Speaker 2: That was where has been married twice? Well, you and I,
you know, we could share that. I don't know what
to in my head. I can't stop thinking about what's
next with the Bills?
Speaker 6: What's next with the Bills?
Speaker 2: Right? And it's gonna be the most I hear Matt say,
it's the double headed monster with You're gonna have the most.
Speaker 4: The next nine days are gonna be the most insufferable
days for all football fans. Okay, first of all, you
got Kansas City going up against the Texans.
Speaker 3: You know what's gonna happen there.
Speaker 4: That's gonna be a that's gonna be a blowout, right, Yes,
you have the Bills in the Ravens. It's gonna be
MVP chatter all week. ESPN's gonna possibly race bait this
whole discussion.
Speaker 2: And then he got the national championship.
Speaker 4: In college football, you got you got Notre Dame in
Ohio State. It's one of the most insufferable fan bases
of college football. By the way, I don't know if
you saw this, but the playoff game between Notre Dame
and Penn State, which our Frank Greg Conners was at,
had ten million fewer viewers than the Michigan Alabama playoff
game a year ago. We can't figure out why, because
Notre Dame is a national brand. Like people who typically
watch college football and don't have like a regional team
root for Notre Dame, right Like New York's a huge
Notre Dame city because I don't have a college team.
Speaker 2: But it was a Thursday night could that be maybe?
Speaker 4: But I mean you've watched like Thursday night football people
watching on Amazon, so you're gonna got the But like
college football fans are insane, they.
Speaker 6: Have no reason.
Speaker 4: There's no there's no logic with these people. Notre Dame
in Ohio State going for the national championship. It's gonna
be a wild next nine days of football talk.
Speaker 6: You're right, I can enjoy that. Wait a little bit.
Speaker 5: Is Gregor Notre Dame fan.
Speaker 2: Steak because his kid went to penns His kid goes
to Penn State. This is his senior year, so they
he took him down to Miami to see the game
in person.
Speaker 6: And I mean that was a game.
Speaker 2: That game I went to bed. I couldn't I it
was twenty four to twenty five. I figured it was
going to go to overtime.
Speaker 5: And I did, but the quarterback decided to throw it
up for grabs.
Speaker 4: So the quarterback, the quarterback from their name is Riley Leonard.
The kicker's name is Mitch Jeter. Did you see this?
Speaker 3: Have you ever seen the movie Rudy.
Speaker 4: There's a scene in Rudy where Rudy is standing in
front of a chalkboard and it says like this week's
game nineteen seventy four whoever?
Speaker 3: And the names of the chalkboard are Leonard, Mitch, and Cheater.
Speaker 2: Come on, look it up? Why crazy?
Speaker 3: I saw said deep fake of Rudy and posted it.
Speaker 6: Maybe thing is fake? So maybe yeah, half of it is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, Well it's a good story made people. I
might have cheer up a little bit watching that movie.
Speaker 6: I did. I was watching it years old. I'm still
hoping for that. Hell just just run out of the
just man.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's what we all wanted.
Speaker 3: I didn't e get my l Bundy moment.
Speaker 2: Most famous te salesman in America and Michael George, Right, buddy.
Speaker 6: The funniest part was today when when the Broncos punter
screw that ball.
Speaker 5: If you watched him right, he's standing like this with
his hand out like this. I'm like, holy shit, Johnny
Unit is on the field statue.
Speaker 6: I didn't see it. I heard it in the and
I was in the car listening on satellite, and I'm.
Speaker 2: Like, oh, I was not beth over my wife. I'm like,
oh no, who would see that coming. I mean, that's
a great clearly the Bills they're throwing it all out there. Well,
I don't know anybody, but then you don't go for
it on fourth down later.
Speaker 6: Yeah, But meanwhile, I'm thinking, hey, that punter could be
a good quarterback for the Cowboys next year. I don't
need to you do. Dak will be fine.
Speaker 3: Dak's like starting to be like Tony Romo. Give him
some milk.
Speaker 2: Uh, listen.
Speaker 5: I was a huge Romo fan. I'm not a Dack fan.
Speaker 6: No, no McCarthy sticking around he is, unfortunately, all right,
I take that back. Who's going to replace him in
that jungle of a freaking owner ship?
Speaker 3: He had pretty straight twelve and five seasons he.
Speaker 6: Did and is a joke as an owner who medals
and everything. He has control everything.
Speaker 2: He's a television right.
Speaker 6: He gets a first interview every Sunday, Every Sunday.
Speaker 2: I've said that, I've never seen another team where that
the owner gets interviewed first.
Speaker 6: The coach.
Speaker 2: What is that?
Speaker 3: He said, What's what's this?
Speaker 6: What's this? TV? Show? With Billy?
Speaker 3: Bob Thornton said in man, it's uh yeah, Landman, Right.
Speaker 4: He does a seed where John Hamm is like in
the hospital with like oxygen around his nose and.
Speaker 3: Billy Bob Thornton sitting there and Jerry choke for two minutes.
You know why I did this? I thought I did
this for me. I end up doing this kids.
Speaker 2: He's tearing up Billy.
Speaker 6: It's it's like an Emmy.
Speaker 3: Awar winning moment.
Speaker 2: You gotta watch, haven't.
Speaker 6: Land Man, I haven't seen it.
Speaker 5: Everybody keeps something to watch it, But it's.
Speaker 4: Most the time it's a Taylor Shardan like show, like
Who's Huge? Right, Like like, oh gosh, what's that show
that they butchered the ending to that. I watch Yellowstone.
Taylor Shared has got like twenty shows down.
Speaker 3: This is one of them.
Speaker 2: Really.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's called land based.
Speaker 5: Every show he touches turns the Gold?
Speaker 6: Is this about like an old landman like oil? Yeah?
Basically went to Dallas and jaredy Is Jerry was an
oil guy.
Speaker 3: Was yah. Sure, they bring Jerry in to play himself.
Speaker 6: That's amazing and he killed and.
Speaker 5: He killed it.
Speaker 6: He's like crying. It was brilliant.
Speaker 2: It's amazing because he watched me every year after they
lose in their playoffs, they learned how to to cry.
Speaker 3: I watched matt Reeese after we lose.
Speaker 2: He's uh, he's an interesting character of nothing else, certainly
colorful made that team. I mean, I don't I don't
know that their America's team without Jerry keeping it there?
Speaker 5: Right, No, he trade margins so nobody else could.
Speaker 3: Well, well, let's put it this way.
Speaker 4: He was very George Steinbrunner, right, and once you have
an owner liked what he was at you know, with
the charisma. I mean like they were always competitive. They've
had a few down years, but they've always been competitive. Actually,
but they've always been a competitive.
Speaker 6: In nineteen ninety two they ran a nineteenth ranked payroll
in football, all young guys. And then after that they
went out, they added Haley, they added the But Jerry's
always been cheap, beyond cheap. He was the guy that
spearheaded the sailor cap because he was like, how can
owners make more money? To this day, he's being that
cheap because they can easily free up one hundred million
dollars with two foots of the switch on Ceedee, Lamb
and Dak right, they can free up.
Speaker 5: One hundred million.
Speaker 6: They're saying already we're gonna be up against a cap.
We really can't sign anybody. If they don't sign free agents,
they might not win three games next year. Really, you
can't keep relying that these kids coming out of college.
So you got a twenty one year old kid playing
against a fucking guy that's twenty seven, twenty eight years
old and just a monster.
Speaker 5: See.
Speaker 2: You know what, It's funny because you mentioned earlier that
Nix is twenty five.
Speaker 6: I think what's his name, Davis?
Speaker 2: When Ray David ray Da was twenty five, you think
back to Tremaine Edmonds, he was nineteen.
Speaker 5: Well that's Joe.
Speaker 4: He's still twenty years old playing for the Chicago Layers.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Well, I don't think he was nineteen week got in
the NFL to be twenty years twenty one.
Speaker 4: He was three years removed from high school. So he
was twenty years old when the Bill's drafted him.
Speaker 2: I thought he was nineteen twentyft.
Speaker 6: No, he was.
Speaker 4: He was twenty because like they drafted him right after
Alan and was like, oh okay, yeah, he's twenty years old.
He can't even drink right now. No, I know, we're
like wait, what right ahead, That's impossible. It's like it's
for real, it's crazy.
Speaker 2: And yet, so you're putting these guys up with no experience,
and there is just something about as you do anything
more reps, you get better, you get wiser at it,
You see tendencies, you see all this, and you're right,
that can be right.
Speaker 5: But that's what Dallas has done the last couple of years.
Speaker 6: They've always drafted guys and and brought them along, and
they have to pay their own guys.
Speaker 2: I get it.
Speaker 6: There's a couple of guys you shouldn't pay, let them
walk sign a couple of free agents. You've got to
have some veterans, right. They don't get it.
Speaker 2: They don't get it.
Speaker 6: They're cheap, frustrated and McCarthy watch watch this week. It
might be interesting. His contract's up on Tuesday or Wednesday,
it is. Yeah, he may not negotiate after this because
I think Jerry's already come in and said, we're gonna
give you a one year deal and he's like nom,
not taking one point. And don't forget McCarthy's only gotten
five million dollars a year for the last five years.
There's college coaches making ten dollars. Yeah, you may just
tell them show it over your ass, right, I'm going
somewhere else.
Speaker 2: But then yeah, there's where where do you think he
would land because there's ko was a great New Orleans.
Speaker 6: Ben Johnson's gonna end up in Chicago. Yeah, brilliant mind,
great young quarterback.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's gonna be interesting because they need like an
adult in the room, and as Ben Johnson is very innovative,
but he's not an adult, like he's not a guy
like they need.
Speaker 3: To started like a Mike Tomlin.
Speaker 4: Let's say, like people were talking with Tomlin or Kyle Shanahan,
whom all right, I've been there, I've rebuilt this project.
Speaker 3: Let me do it again.
Speaker 4: A rookie, a rookie head coach going to Chicago is
a big lift.
Speaker 3: This it's a big lift because you got to.
Speaker 4: Deal with an octogenarian or an accepted second or nineties
Virginia McCaskey, like the like the the joke was with Chicago,
and I'm not making this up.
Speaker 3: I'm not saying that this was the thinking.
Speaker 4: But the joke in Chicago was that their GM, Ryan Poles,
and their head coach at the time, Matt Eberflus, were
hired because the name of the general manager before was
Ryan Pace and the name of the head.
Speaker 3: Coach was Matt got this, I forgot his last Naggy not.
Speaker 4: Naggy, And they didn't want to confuse the owner, so
they hired people do similar.
Speaker 3: Name for the same position now but none of his name. Yeah,
I understand that.
Speaker 2: I understand that Influence.
Speaker 5: Was a great defensive coordinator before he became us.
Speaker 2: But that was the joke though. That was like they
didn't want to confuse the owners.
Speaker 6: Well, this is how old's Jerry, Jerry's I think eighty
two eighty two. He looks great. We are going to
be the next Raiders. Jerry's gonna die, Steve is gonna
take over, and it's going to be worse than it
is now.
Speaker 5: I promise you, I'm never seeing another shoe bow in
my life.
Speaker 2: Do you think that Troy Aikman or somebody would somehow
make their way back to a side?
Speaker 5: Why? Why would you want to go mess with Jerry?
Speaker 4: You would have if they if they already, I think
he would have already, if you can.
Speaker 6: But I don't know.
Speaker 2: I mean more in a consultant way. I don't see
him leaving the booth. I think he's got a nice life.
The way things are. You did enough, that's a growing job.
I don't think, coach.
Speaker 4: I don't think see Jerry has all if you if
you noticed this, everybody in television has all played for
the cow Boys at some point, Tony Rollo, God, yeah, Troy,
Troy Aikman, Johnson, Johnson, And then think about they've been
forced to Jason Witten in there, right, they forced Chason
Witten in the booth on Monday Night football for a year.
Jerry has his guys out there already. He's listening to
them already. They don't have to be a consultant.
Speaker 5: He's not.
Speaker 6: He's not listen angen them though, because Aikman rips him
apart every chance he gets, because he was a Jimmy
guy and Jerry screwed over Jimmy and Troy is never
gonna let that go. And he said it basically in
that documentary. He's never letting it.
Speaker 2: It's an interesting thing because the best CEOs of companies
are the ones that hire people that are smarter than
them and let them do their job.
Speaker 6: And you know, you can weigh in. It's your money.
I mean, I get it. But Jimmy Johnson, it seemed
to be a clash of egos.
Speaker 2: And that's why you were saying earlier on you don't
want to Belichick there is gonna take that job, because
why would you do that if you don't have the control.
Speaker 6: Jerry Jones at one point owns seventy six businesses, seventy
six seventy five of them were run by people that
knew what they were doing, except for his Dallas count
It's because that's his guest. Yes, yes, And look he's
making money, right do we not have?
Speaker 5: He makes millions and millions every week.
Speaker 2: He's made the NFL what it is today, and he
has the architect behind him.
Speaker 3: When it comes to business.
Speaker 4: Like like Jimmy Jackson used to tell stories where to
pay for the Cowboys, he had to sell cars on
the party lot of the Urban Texas stadium. Like he
was like Jimmy becoming out of practice on a Saturday
before a game. Hey, Jerry, why do you go all
these cars here? I got to sell these cars pay
to make the down payment on the Cowboys.
Speaker 5: When Jerry he would.
Speaker 6: Sell the Cowboys, they were losing one million dollars a day.
The Cowboys were losing a million dollars. He bought him
for one.
Speaker 5: Hundred and forty million dollars.
Speaker 6: When did he when was this nineteen eighty eight ill td.
Speaker 2: He bought it for like fifty or something, one hundred
and forty all right, So they were America's team, I
mean the Dallas count problem cheerleaders and the eighties. The
eighties they fell after the after they lost the Dwight
Clark game.
Speaker 3: They were never the same.
Speaker 4: The big joke was just called the Curse of Dallas,
and they met the television show. As long as the
television show existed, they were not a playoff team. They
were terrible or they weren't a good team. Right when
the show got canceled, they started winning super Bowls. A
year then Jerry fired Jimmy and they haven't really old.
They won one with Barry Switzer.
Speaker 2: That was it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yit default.
Speaker 2: I forgot about Barry Switzers. They shouldn't have won that one.
Speaker 5: Found Larry Brown twice for interceptions.
Speaker 3: That was the first time people were like, is this fixed?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Why do people always say that? I hate that. I
hate people love to say that ship. Why do you
ever at all?
Speaker 3: You know, in that Super Bowl?
Speaker 4: In that Super Bowl O'donald's case, he threw the ball
literally right to Larry Brown.
Speaker 2: He expected his receiver to run out.
Speaker 4: His receiver ran in. Brown was standing there the ball.
It was like, oh, it's fixed.
Speaker 2: It was the nineties.
Speaker 3: You didn't have some teen angles a catch.
Speaker 6: And the other thing is that I don't even know
how people know the position of quarterback works. You're throwing
a spot and we talk about this all the time,
to a spot, the interception thing should be a receiver
or quarterback's fault. If a quarterback throws the ball to
a spot and you ran to the wrong spot, it's
on the wide receiver.
Speaker 5: But yet the quarterback takes the ding.
Speaker 6: Yeah, a wide receiver slips falls somehow, it's the quarterback's fault. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well look today, I mean, and I thought Danny
pointed this out pretty well when we were sitting over there,
the Ray Davis that was Josh's does all.
Speaker 6: I meant he knew it out in a place where
that guy could get hurt. No, but he knew it
right away.
Speaker 2: But the point being that sometimes it is the quarterback,
and he did know it right away, and it was
sort of a I didn't think of it that way
as a turning point of the game. Yeah, oh, in
a sense, it gave a chance to breathe. It gave
the Bills a fresh set of downs.
Speaker 4: It wasn't third and twelve now, it's first and ten
with a fifteen yard penalty. They had a couple of
pass Playscate had a big catch in that drive, and
then they had the fourth and one. The touchdowns controversial,
but they gave it to him and that made it
a two touchdown game at that point. Yeah, hey, Denver
never recovered. I'm completely off this game.
Speaker 2: But last night, and I'm thinking only because I heard
a lot of talk about it earlier in the week,
is what what What's gonna happen with Russell Wilson. Now,
Russell Wilson had this great career, maybe hall of fame
career in Seattle.
Speaker 3: Oh, he's a hall of famer. He's a hall of famer.
Speaker 2: But then when he got oh, boy goes down. When
he goes to he goes to Denver and has that awful,
awful season. And then this year there were glimpse glimpses
of the old. Even last night, a couple of times
I was like, oh my god, there's.
Speaker 5: A couple of really bad rows. And there was a
couple of like you said, he's.
Speaker 6: Back, yes, like I mean, on a rope, but they
end up losing the game. The rumor is he's gonna
want thirty million next year. Nobody in the NFL's paintings
always give him thirty million dollars. Justin Fields will be
the quarterback of the Steelers next year, and I think
they're going to have a new head coach.
Speaker 2: You did I think it's a mistake. I think they're
gonna be Will they have that because he'll be traded.
There was rumors that that there could be a trade
for him, but I don't know. I could see that happened.
Speaker 6: The Steelers have never fired a coach and they they've
had three and two retards right, two of her retired.
Tomlin's really not the problem there, but I can see
he's been there on the rest like eight years since
they won a playoff game. He gets crushing the playoffs.
I can see the unrest there, but he has never
had a losing season. He's dealing with no quarterbacks since Ben, Right,
you had pick it, which even the last five six years,
we're not good. No.
Speaker 2: I always feel like hung around too long and need
to take care of himself like the other quarterbacks.
Speaker 4: If Ben Roethlisberger had taken care of himself, Tom Brady
doesn't win all the Super Bowls.
Speaker 6: Pittsburgh wins.
Speaker 2: Takes a good chuck.
Speaker 5: Ben was a partier.
Speaker 6: Yeah, oh dude. He And the prime example is Zeke
Elliott and Derrick Henry came out in the same draft.
Speaker 5: Henry went in the second round, Zeke went in the
first round.
Speaker 6: Zeke partied Dereck Henry bust his ass in the gym
every day, but you don't see Henry no fallon.
Speaker 2: No. It's so funny because we all look at the
like the end result, and we want that guy, Wow,
was amazing, But we don't pay attention to the work.
Sometimes that goes into that because that that that's a
really good point. I didn't know they came out in
the same draft, and I thought Zeke really fell off.
But I thought, man, you were you know, maybe you
were over worked in Dallas and then he went to
New England and then he went back to Dallas and
it's very quiet and seemed to I.
Speaker 6: Mean when he held out that year for that new contract,
which yeah, he had zero leverage, but Jerry gave in.
Speaker 5: He spent it in Cabo. He said, I'm working out
in Cabo.
Speaker 6: The hell you are?
Speaker 3: I was working out, well you are, Yeah, I'm working
out in South Beach.
Speaker 6: Twelve girls, well South Beach. I wasn't even think it
was more than I don't know, but I mean, you
take a guy like Tom Brady who didn't touch alcohol,
just took care of his body, had a chef, he
played to his forty five. Yeah, unbelievable, and you know,
we kind of right and we slay Aaron Rodgers. But
Aaron Rodgers actually this year had one of his best
years ever. Yeah, I know. So maybe it's just that
cheff I did. It was tough to watch. Okay, holy shit,
you made me watch it. I want to. I was gonna.
I was gonna.
Speaker 2: I wanted to text you and motherfucker you, I'm not
gonna lit it. You didn't like it, No, it was
it was hard to watch. Yeah, I like, I don't
like it. I thought it showed how competitive he was
and how hard he works, because I think that's something
that gets overlooked on that guy.
Speaker 6: I wouldn't have thought that. Listen, if you put him
on the Miami Dolphins next year, yeah, they're a good team. Yeah,
he'll probably retire because he's kind of kind of ridden off.
You put him with Tyreek and those guys. He's a
good quarterback.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Well see, that's the thing is, I don't want to
see them get better. I don't blame you.
Speaker 2: I don't want to see Miami get better. I don't
want to see him. If somebody could to those speedy
receivers and I don't want to see New England. I
think New England may.
Speaker 6: Be a couple of years, but they might be on
the fast track. Well see that's the thing, coach. Yes,
I know. And they got draft picks.
Speaker 5: They're gonna drake.
Speaker 6: They're gonna trade back. They didn't want the first pick,
so even trade back, they're gonna get maybe a second
for them. As you get your your you get some
great players.
Speaker 3: Who's there's not a lot of quarterbacks.
Speaker 5: In the Stunners, and I don't think those two are good.
Speaker 6: No, all right, we'll take them all.
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Speaker 6: The NFL came out and determined Saturday are so it's
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Speaker 2: Okay, uh uh come here for any of them, and
not a bad seat in the house. The food is fantastic.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 2: I was taking little stuff. I want to put a
little video together of all the pizzas and the wings.
Speaker 4: And I saw dude having like pancakes and like French
toast I should have.
Speaker 6: We had a family come today from Buffalo just for
brunch because they saw the TikTok. Yeah, and they said
it didn't compare to what he said.
Speaker 2: It was better than that.
Speaker 6: Wow. So they came here there here right at ten am.
They ate brunch and they were going home to watch
the game, every one of them and Bill's attire. I
think the youngest kid was six, and it was a mother,
father and two kids. Yeah, and the oldest kid got
the burrito and he ate almost half of it. Wow. Almost. Okay,
that's that's pretty good. Solid. Yeah. The bridle and then
we need to wait on that one too.
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We kind of expected this.
Speaker 7: Correct a little bit, Yeah, a little bit, I mean yeah, no,
Christian Watson, Yeah he's hurt too. Wow, that's huge, that
would be This was a great Week one game in
Brazil one.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it was it was, but without.
Speaker 5: Watson, I just don't see how they.
Speaker 6: Can even compete. Yeah. Se uh, I forgot about the
week one game in Brazil.
Speaker 2: I remember thinking that that Friday night, like it was
a crazy thing to do, was in Brazil, but it
kind of it worked.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and then it was Barkley's coming out game too,
his debut.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's a man.
Speaker 5: He missed the field goal.
Speaker 2: Yeah, uh, well, how do you feel about the coach
not playing him so he could get the record?
Speaker 6: And you know, he saved him for the play. I
get it, you know. And then those seasons were shorter
back in the day anyway that he didn't get But
he also had fifty less carries. Oh okay, so I
would have let him do it. Yeah, you know it's
a Giants. Yeah, probably could have got a hundred yeards
in the first quarter.
Speaker 5: Two runs. He's probably got a hundred yards.
Speaker 3: I think it's Siriani's case in Philadelphia.
Speaker 4: There's if he had ever gotten hurt, he would have
gotten run out of time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they would have never heard the end of it.
Speaker 5: I feel like he's a bad guy either way.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he can't win, can't He's a shtocker.
Speaker 2: County guy too. Yeah, well he's an asshole, so he is.
People have told me that.
Speaker 6: I mean, listen, the rumor was if they lost today,
he was gone and Ben Johnson would come in. Well,
I certainly don't want that, Okay, I don't want Ben
Johnson this offense. So if it means that they stay
with Sirianni.
Speaker 5: Good, they'll never win anything.
Speaker 2: As a Cowboys fan, Daddy, what what are some of
the you know, one of the games got moved out
of the Rams game got moved Yeah, Arizona, Arizona. Tell
my brother in law lives in Phoenix, he should go.
Speaker 6: And uh, but those people are already traveling, right for
the opposing team, but the home team is a little different.
It is. Yeah, but if you have to get out
of town, what a great example, right, perfect you couldn't.
I mean, is it really bad that State Farm Stadium
is holding this and they're the ones that canceled everybody's
fire insurance. I didn't even think of that.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, that's a great point.
Speaker 6: That's terrible. That's terrible.
Speaker 2: So he said, like, why didn't you have it in Vegas?
Which I thought was another I thought Vegas would be
the way to go Vegas would be closer. Yank, wasn't it.
Speaker 6: I don't know, it was not a competitor.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right, right, that's it's interesting. But what rumors are
you hearing about the fires? You see all the different things.
Speaker 4: Well, I don't know if I heard rumors, but I mean,
like the story was, and I know that you you
and and Frank Kevin talked about how people are politicizing
the tragedy.
Speaker 6: I understand that.
Speaker 4: I just I just don't think I think you could
you could feel for these people. At the same time,
you have to talk about what went wrong and the
fact that the firefighters go to the hydrants so they
can't get water out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean that's a huge issue.
Speaker 4: Or that they cut seventeen and a half million dollars
from the fire department's budget.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but I know that that was see that that
was the thing that was interesting to me because I see.
Speaker 4: Elon and Gavin Newsen going back and forth on Twitter,
yeah about it.
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't know, it's it's it's sad, but.
Speaker 4: I mean finally they were mocking God the Golden globes
and four days later La goes up in flames.
Speaker 6: Mmm.
Speaker 3: I mean one hundred mile an hour wings M we
to charge of those that.
Speaker 6: Always be man made.
Speaker 5: Let's be honest.
Speaker 6: The thing that always gets me is this isn't new
for LA.
Speaker 2: Do you don't understand what I'm saying? And I don't
understand why. And I got to think they've talked about him.
Why aren't you putting your power lines below ground unless
it's because Bill mo Rocky or it's to something there
I can't imagine because Bill Maher.
Speaker 4: Has always talked about the fact there's so much grafting
in LA, meaning if you want to get something done,
you have to go through years and years and years
of paperwork.
Speaker 2: We talked to a friend of Kevin's who it took
him five months to get the paperwork with all the
different people on the permits to do a pergola and
a garage like that's it. That's all he was doing
because the people have to justify their jobs, which is there's.
Speaker 6: All kinds of craft and I it makes me wonder
when you're gonna go to rebuild. I don't even know
how long that will.
Speaker 2: I don't think they will be a rebuilding.
Speaker 6: They're going to buy these people out their properties. And
you saw the electric you know, New La for twenty
twenty eight for the Olympics. Yeah, if they wanted to
burn these people's down, get it, build it cheap. It's
going to be electric city in twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 2: I can't imagine, like even how that even works because
the fact that half your power is up, you know
what I'm saying, Like the wind comes those on mile
an hour winds, they're devastating, but it's not uncommon to
get a fifty something mile an hour and a pole
is gonna get blown over, right, and you know, you
to potentially start a fire, but at least keep people
back of another fire starts. And I know some of
this stuff was they're finding out it was arson, and
I don't know if all of it was arson, But
god damn, it's like, in a way, I get it.
I would be frustrated with my apologies. Why aren't we
focusing on these things? And why don't we always blame
it so much on global warming? It could be that's fine,
but you're not putting that. But we can't blame that.
What are we doing about that? If there is global warming?
What are we doing to work around these things that
we're starting to see you mentioned global warming.
Speaker 4: I mean, if if it is global warming and they're
trying to do all this stuff, this electric energy, to try.
Speaker 6: To put this electrics, you're never gonna get China to
stund out.
Speaker 4: Well, that's my points are going with this.
Speaker 3: This fire, right just wiped out all those.
Speaker 4: Years and all that effort electricity instead of coal power. Right,
we've just burned a whole another hole in the ozone
over California.
Speaker 2: Ladies and gentlemen, great job, keep voting that direction.
Speaker 4: It's like it's just but hey, equity an inclusion, right everybody, Well, people.
Speaker 3: Are getting cooping their job.
Speaker 6: I was in La a few years ago, and I
kind of need to be burned down. I'm not gonna,
I know it's going to be everybody's anything bad about that.
It's a dirty ass city.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this city itself, but these were like Malibu and Calabassis.
Speaker 4: Yeah some of the but Tom Hanks's house, I guess
was not touched.
Speaker 6: But what there was another guy who wasn't either.
Speaker 2: Nine million dollar house right on the water had a
fire retardant roof and stucco siding, right, so we didn't
get anything. And but even there, the mess you want
to come back to that. It's all inside the soot.
The takes and even years to try to like just
go through the paper to rebuild, and then you get
then anybody here to rebuild. But it's the third off
the ones. I'm concerned. It's the working people who it's
still a million dollar home out in Los Angeles, probably
not that big, and you're busting your ass and it's
completely gone.
Speaker 6: And the tough part with.
Speaker 2: Fire is the difference here is that you kind of
had some time to grab some things, maybe get your
medicine or warning and evacuation. Okay, great, but it's the ship.
You can't replace money. You can go and you can
replace whatever. I can get new furniture and all it,
but it's the memories, the pictures, the moment, you know
what I'm saying. It's the heirlooms that get damn man,
it's if that's the stuff, and it bothers me when
I watch it and I go, I'm not sure that
it's preventable, but I think it's.
Speaker 6: It should never get to this. It's almost as you
couldn't contain it, can't you? In somebody? Would there be
a better way to do, because you know you saw
Florida and North Carolina go through the same thing with
the hurricane, right, people lost everything they had and there's
no getting it back, and there's no way to just take,
like you said, pictures and memories. It's all washed away.
It's got to be the worst feeling in the world.
Gone in your house. I mean, man, if you.
Speaker 2: Kept flooding in there, it has every wall moldy, you know,
moldy drywall. I'll tell you that.
Speaker 6: I have a realtor in Florida who keeps me up
to day because I was gonna buy some airbnbs and
I get these houses. Now that we're seven hundred thousand
and I'm getting down there three ninety nine, they are
literally got into the studs. They're like, oh, all the
mold remediation has been done. You're literally walking into a
property that has no dry wall, no flooring, nothing for
four hundred thousand dollars. Wow. And I can't believe anybody's
buying it. You can't get insurance on it. Insurance has
said no way on the flood zone.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's insane.
Speaker 6: So what are you gonna be doing with that? Matifornia?
Speaker 2: Do you think people will buy it? Tear it down
and rebuild something.
Speaker 6: Well you could, you could just rehab it, right and
ye you know AIRBNBA And you hope that maybe you
don't get a hurricane again. Yeah, I don't know about that,
right you you're realistically you're making your money knowing that
there's possibly your house could be washed away next year. Yeah.
Speaker 5: I mean it's unlikely, but it could happen.
Speaker 2: I mean yeah, like we like to think lightning doesn't
strike twice, so to speak, but it could. I mean,
it certainly could in that area. U. Wow, that's a
I mean, having three hundred thousand dollars off.
Speaker 6: But it still four hundred thousand. And I'm in a
flood zone. I can't get insurance. There's no chance of
getting insurance, no way. Crazy If I do, it's twenty
grand a YEARNS.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you just yeah, you're just right out the path.
Speaker 2: You forget how like you know, I know in the
winter time where we are, you get a lot of
gray days, you get a lot of days where we
don't see sunshine.
Speaker 6: Yeah, are taking your vitamin D.
Speaker 2: I know people who have the sun lamps just because
it helps fight depression or whatever, and not not so
much for tanning. But just to get that that sunlight.
It's just healthy for you. But man, we don't deal
with any of that stuff. I don't have to worry
about wildfires. Alligators are starting pop around, you know me.
Speaker 6: I'm the biggest baby when it comes to the winter time, right,
I take this over hurricanes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, only because of all this that you have that
potentially now you get a number of years where it's
been great. The weather in southern California sounds nice. Maybe
I'm not in that area, but man, you know again,
and the traffic is sucks.
Speaker 6: The traffic is horrendous. Who wants all that shit?
Speaker 2: Horrendous it is?
Speaker 6: Who wants all that show? And you can't even get
to a game now, I don't think you can afford to.
Speaker 2: Go to a gator like, oh ridiculous. That's why my
shows up with the fourth and leaves by the seventh
day before Dodgers game.
Speaker 6: What do we hear? Yeah? Right, yeah, because it takes
forever to get home. You get the car and you
can't get there from w No.
Speaker 4: No, no, And well the big joke was okay, so
Thanksgiving week right, every Monday before Thanksgiving, everybody jokes or
even the Friday for Thanksgiving.
Speaker 3: So we're talking a week before.
Speaker 4: Everybody's trying to leave LA and they're all jam packed
at seven o'clock at night trying to leave LA because.
Speaker 2: The traffic's so bad.
Speaker 4: People have trying to get out of town just to
get to get up on vacation. They can't do it.
That's how bad traffish is.
Speaker 6: I don't Yeah, I don't envy anybody in LA.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you that. No, it was I.
Speaker 6: You know, as a kid, you're always like enamored with
Los Angeles.
Speaker 2: I'm on a place and then I went out there
and I had an interview and the guy didn't show
up because it was the worst or the second worst
day in LA traffic history. And he could still see
the on ramp an hour later in his rear view
mirror and goes, I'm never gonna get there now, so
I'm just I'll work from home today. I go that
that's crazy, yep, like that's crazy. I've never heard of
that in my life.
Speaker 6: Right, So that when Taylor died from the Food Fighters
to Yeah, I did that. I went to that show
where in LA you did. We went to the tribute show.
So friends of Nellie's. Wait, they are huge food this
huge Food Fighters fans. So they said, we're going to
try and bid on these tickets. I'm gonna get online
and wait and I said you should.
Speaker 5: That's like that'd be like the Cowboys going to Super
Bowl for me, right, yeah, yeah, I said, no problem.
Speaker 6: They booked the airline before it because it was ninety
nine dollars to go to LA. Right, I said, who cares,
We'll go to LA and have a good time. They
actually won the lottery, got in got four tickets, so
we went to LA for ninety nine dollars. Wrong trip
went to the Food Fighters. It was an amazing tribute show. Right,
but man, that city, Like we walked around the beach
and I was like, oh, this beach is amazing.
Speaker 5: But every ten feet was ten to fifteen homeless people.
Speaker 2: It was bad. It was sad. Yeah it is.
Speaker 6: Some of the city was beautiful, but some of the
city was a totally under smog all the time. And
even get into this stadium that day, which was not
a big event, it was ten thousand people because it
was a small arena.
Speaker 5: It took us an hour and a half. Yeah, I
can't imagine doing that.
Speaker 6: I get on four ninety going to your place on Mondays.
That's right, he got five minutes last week, Like, what
the hell's going on?
Speaker 2: It's weird, right, I mean we're spoiled here when you
think about twenty minutes top how great it all is.
Speaker 6: Your quality of life is great. We've got great restaurants
and things. Mac goes out affordable. Yeah, but Mac goes
out to all the other restaurants out you Rosia has
the best food scene.
Speaker 5: You're gonna find eyewey.
Speaker 6: I agree. Oh yeah.
Speaker 2: My brother like lives in Buffalo, and like there's always
this which which city is better?
Speaker 4: And Buffalo has Rochester beating a lot of things, but
he goes food forget it.
Speaker 2: He goes.
Speaker 4: Everything in Buffalo's cooked with grease. Every yeah he goes.
He goes to Rochester. He goes, I missed the Rochester food.
Speaker 6: Really?
Speaker 2: He goes, oh yeah, more Rochester places haven't expanded, like
Charlie Fitzsimmons with Black and Blue.
Speaker 6: But other than that, I don't know any It's hard
because you know what you're setting your ways, Like if
you belong to a pizza howks page on Facebook, they
will fight about New York City pizza, Connecticut Pizza, Rochester Pizza,
and Buffalo Pizza, and everybody has the best and they
will fight every day all day on there.
Speaker 5: It's like guys, Jesus Christ, They're all good.
Speaker 6: It's fucking pizza ita no matter where you are, you know,
and they're all a little different. Who cares? I have
to admit.
Speaker 2: When my son who's living with me now, is in
Alabama and we went down there pizza and that was
the South is different?
Speaker 3: What is it?
Speaker 2: Matt? So I was just gonna say, it's got to
be the water or something. It's not as good. And
I've always loved New York pizza, but I can't really
tell the difference when I'm up north. For many of them,
really they're pretty close, right comparable pizza. But listen, I
spent a lot of time in Florida. There's not many
good Florida places. I have good pizza, but are they
northern places? And somebody was bringing in their own water
from here?
Speaker 6: Who was that? So there's a guy who opened up
down in Florida who lived in Long Island. Yeah, he
actually brought a company and to break down the water
to find out what he had to do. He had
to reverse osmosis system put in. His pizzeria had the
same water in Long Island that you did in Florida.
Oh wow, And he was killing it. And I don't
know how he's doing now because people in Florida used
to shitty pizza. This is really good. It sucks.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 6: Yah, it's gonna be the same way, you know.
Speaker 2: So yeah, yeah, if that's what you're used to, you're
how many people I have in Florida. I have a
ton of friends in Florida. They say, bring your food
down here. Our food sucks. I would think it would
kill I think it would kill an investor. Yeah, yeah, oh,
I think there's been some guys over the years.
Speaker 6: They did do it. For a little bit. There was
a woman that was killing it down and I forgot.
I think she was in Fort Myers crushing it. I
think her place was called five eight five or something
like that, killing it. She had rushed her food, garbage, plates, everything,
killing it. Unfortunately, her mother got really sick back here,
so she moved back and closed your business. She was
crushing it, crushing it. And when they closed, everybody's like,
somebody else has to come down.
Speaker 2: Why do you think the food scene here because it
is you know, uh change do do well, yeah right
there and there are change around.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: And actually I'm always disappointed when I see the parking
lots full because I think there's such local, great food
that's unique to this area or made from scratch for
you know what.
Speaker 6: I'm as a Westside guy. Yeah, I don't understand how
Olive Garden can ever be busy. Yeah, there are so
many great Italians, not on just the west Side but
the east side, so many great Italian places, and you're
going to get the McDonald's of Italian.
Speaker 2: I never understood it.
Speaker 4: I've actually talked to people of Italian to said, from
who are from here?
Speaker 2: I got so, what's your favorite Italian restaurant? Well like
Oli here? Look wait wait wait what what?
Speaker 6: What?
Speaker 2: Why?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 2: I mean we're staring about all the great Italian places.
Oh my god, there's so many good dominates.
Speaker 5: We went to Joe Gotts a couple weeks ago.
Speaker 6: Unbelievable food there, unbelievable and it wasn't that busy, And
I'm like, where is this? Joe Gotts is in fair Penfield, Penfield, Penfield.
Speaker 2: Fabulous food.
Speaker 6: But again to your point, nobody knows right much about
people ahead red sticks in. You get the familiarity of it.
I mean I get it. Like if I travel to
another city.
Speaker 2: The same stuff matter. I can go there and I
know what I'm gonna get, right, Yeah, but I like
finding new places.
Speaker 6: I like, man, fuck, show me a dive. I want
to agree, you know what I mean, Let's get some
good local color. Let's do that when you travel, go
find them. It's hard, though, because when you travel, people
that travel they know they're gonna get the same food
at Applebee's and all of them they're getting everywhere it's
brought in frozen good. So they don't travel out to
the local. So I will travel out to the local.
I know you will, and they might suck, they might
be really might be something really unique and have a
great time. And we went to New York City and
we found a couple of local places that were absolutely amazing, amazing,
but they were dead. Nobody there really.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And in a city that big, you would think that,
you know, there's enough for everybody to go around, and
it is. Yeah, all right, we'll take a moment. Will
your bride talk about her trip or not?
Speaker 5: I don't think so okay, you're on camera, those eyes and.
Speaker 2: Wait, where did she go? He's over here, and that's
as far as we'll go with it. Yeah, I didn't
mean to stir up. I think it's kind of cool though.
I like the idea of like going, you know, taking
separate vacations. Sometimes I think it's pretty healthy. I do,
I got unique, but we'll find out.
Speaker 6: We won't get to that.
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Speaker 3: You know what we take away.
Speaker 6: But I always liked when Keith thinks, but not many
people do.
Speaker 2: I remember being at concerts where he was booed when
he was singing this started. I think he did happy
and something else that make booed. I just heard a
really funny Stones Dylan story.
Speaker 6: I guess.
Speaker 2: The Black Crows were opening up, and it was the
Black Crows, Dylan and the Stones.
Speaker 6: They're in Europe, they're in France.
Speaker 2: It's a sold out show, and they bring out Dylan,
I guess, And it was rich Chris Robinson telling the story.
He said, they Mick Jagger comes out and he's got
like a big white flowy shirt on with like blue
pants and a belt over the shirt to almost blouse.
Speaker 6: It kind of looked like a pirate, he said.
Speaker 2: He goes, and then Dylan came out in the exact
same outfit, and I couldn't tell if Dylan was trying
to be a dick or not. So then they're playing
a Dylan song and you know it's it's Mick doing
mixed stuff right singing, And then they get to where
Dylan olds sing, and Dylan steps up to the mic
and then steps back and doesn't sing. So they go
around again, and he steps up again and he doesn't sing,
So they come back around one more time and mix
about to sing, and then Dylan sings, and as Dylan
walks off the stage, he gives him the burk wow.
Speaker 6: He screams fuck you to the Stones and he goes you.
Speaker 2: Hear Keith Richard's going, oh, Bob, come on.
Speaker 6: And I'm like, I wish I could know the like
the reason behind it.
Speaker 2: I didn't get to the reason. There's no reason, Like
I don't think he's right now right on that. Where's
that I want to find out about? Like the you know,
the strife between the bands. I don't know if Bob
felt like they were shitting all over his song or
they weren't, weren't letting him lead this. I don't know
what it was.
Speaker 6: I have no idea that Bob's like getting an odd.
Speaker 4: They're all kind of but yeah, wasn't there a story
about Dylan like he couldn't talk to him if he
had his hood on?
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Backstage, they need to.
Speaker 5: Do a documentary.
Speaker 6: Everybody would watch it, Yes they would. Anybody is a
fan of the Stones or anybody would watch that? All
they would. I want to hear the fights.
Speaker 2: I want to hear the stuff that they had going on.
And I'm surprised at the number of young people that
actually like the Stones.
Speaker 4: The music's timeless, it's it's always catchy, it always fits.
Speaker 6: I like it.
Speaker 2: But I mean I just figure, you know, but I'll
see Stones T shirt. We saw it when we're over
Greg's right. Yeah, one of his son's girlfriends had of Stone,
Like look at this.
Speaker 6: I always say, like, how long is a certain station
going to be around? Because that music is gone? Yeah, exactly,
there's always going to be somebody's father who turns him
onto it so the young kids see it, right, And
that's what I've tried to do that.
Speaker 2: I don't know that I've been very successful with it,
but I've tried. As Jameson just sat down, Jameson brought
his friend. It's it's a whole new world for me,
Like navigating all this, navigating all of it's like certain
times I just d again.
Speaker 6: I can't know, but it's like, I mean, it's it's
all it's safe. Can I go to her house for
a while and coming back? But he's on you go.
Speaker 4: I wrote there's a gap between like a sizable gap
between Jamison and Jordan.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there is eight years I forgot. Yeah, I got
all the ship.
Speaker 5: I was five.
Speaker 2: It was tough.
Speaker 6: Yeah, five is tough. I can't imagine eight eight. I
don't remember.
Speaker 2: And what do you figure about four years?
Speaker 6: I haven't been up for the same rule when you
figure out.
Speaker 4: How you fixed the problem, and then the problems have
come back for years, so you think it's solved and
then the problem of a sudden how did I fix
this ten years ago?
Speaker 3: I don't remember.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you can't fix it the same way.
Speaker 2: No, no, And every personality is a little different too.
But you know, I it's it's been good. It just
being good.
Speaker 6: I mean he's he's on the basketball team now, he's
number four. Man, did to make it? Yep? Number number twelve, right,
number twelve, I'll dare you get his number one?
Speaker 2: I did?
Speaker 6: He just got the Uh so he made the team?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 6: Yeah? All right?
Speaker 2: Yeah? So I told you to keep fighting, man, keep
doing that's it?
Speaker 6: Right? Yeah? What do you what were you doing in
the mall? Walking around? That's it? Are they allowed to
in this mall? What do you think they're going to
get shot?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 5: Yeah, there's no cash grab right now. Yeah, there's a
smash and grab day.
Speaker 6: I know, I know there was, Yeah this Monday at
like seven o'clock at night. Yeah, in here and listen.
It was really well done and the kids were between
the fourteen and twenty, so obviously they must have sent
somebody in ahead of time. Yeah, to Canvasy area to
make sure no security, and they have a substation here
for Greece police.
Speaker 5: They literally come up.
Speaker 6: With bats and smash the cases open, the owners come out,
and then like all of a sudden, they back off
because you're like, these guys are bats.
Speaker 5: I don't know if I'm one of those guys.
Speaker 6: I'm strapped, all strapped. Well, if you're dealing with jewels,
and then said, well and you talk about they stole
ninety thousand dollars with a jewelry. If I'm one of
those owners, I promise you I am strapped.
Speaker 5: And somebody said, well, are you going to shoot a kid?
Speaker 2: Yep?
Speaker 6: I sure am. I sure am, because he wants to
be an adult and steal my shit, So I sure am.
I get worried about I'd be afraid I'd miss this
so old baity, it's part of it, part of me,
part of me has some different ideas of what really
happened with this, and I probably shouldn't talk about it, okay,
but I feel like I don't want to get.
Speaker 5: I feel like this could have been a little inside job.
Speaker 6: It's January year, all of a sudden, all these ninety
thousand dollars where the diamonds are just out and they
can smash them real quick and grab them. Come on now.
Speaker 2: The reason I said that about the mall was I
thought they had a rule that you couldn't be under
seventeen or nineteen or whatever it was without an all.
Speaker 5: He used to do on Fighting Series.
Speaker 2: I don't know anybody balls while you're out there speaking.
Speaker 6: Of the smash crabs.
Speaker 2: How about the person in LA who dressed up as
a fire fighter and went in and just started looting out.
And I shouldn't laugh at that when I go, that's
pretty ball, it's ballsy.
Speaker 5: I that's brilliant.
Speaker 2: Sorry, man, I thought.
Speaker 6: The same thing. Why do I do that? Why do
I go? You know what? I got to give you
a point for effort. I don't like that you're doing it.
It's pretty shitty, are you? During COVID they were doing
all the smashes in it. Nobody dressed up as a
fireman or a police officer. If you did, no one's
gonna mess with you.
Speaker 5: That's actually brilliant.
Speaker 6: It is like here and they arrested the person. I
guess they must have caught on. Yeah, because you see
a guy coming out with like something. I saw a
guy get arrested for starting a fire. Yeah, I saw that.
I saw that the l a thing.
Speaker 4: Let go because they said, oh, he really wasn't trying,
he was just trying to light a cigarette.
Speaker 6: Oh well, this is this is this is the problem
that you have out there, is it gets really dry.
Speaker 2: You've got a huge homeless population, You've got you know,
somebody falls asleep with a cigarette and in the woods
and who knows. Yes, you know, it's unfortunate.
Speaker 6: I'll say that. I don't know.
Speaker 2: But to your point where you said earlier or something
about political, I just go, everybody lost everything. But it
will become political when you go to rebuild and you
have all these restrictions and things, you're going to see
people start to.
Speaker 6: Go, I don't like this right.
Speaker 2: And you know, you voted in a lot of regulation
on a lot of stuff that probably wasn't necessary and.
Speaker 6: Put money towards things that I'm not sure that they benefit.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean it's hard enough to rebuild like in
Florida where there aren't as many regulations.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, people are saying, like I saw a guy on
Twitter the other day and like he gave like a
fifteen point tweet about he goes, let me explain what
we're going through right now, three months later.
Speaker 2: After these hurricanes and when everybody's forgotten.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and he laid it all out so eloquently, and
it's like, now, imagine being a California with all the regulations.
Speaker 6: The regulations are wild.
Speaker 5: See.
Speaker 2: The tough part is it's entire neighborhoods, Like I wouldn't
even want to go back there. If you have a
house that's standing and others around you burn, that stay
had to be the freakiest, most unsettling feeling. I couldn't
imagine that. Yeah, same thing with the hurricane. If like
if I had survived and the other houses were damn well.
Speaker 4: Like Hurricane Sandy. Yeah, we actually like set people over.
And by the way, the weather sucked, I mean not
just because of the hurricane. I mean it's like, hey,
we got a hurricane. Oh and it's almost winter. Yeah,
and there was like neighborhoods that was all over Staten Island.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that was my cousin. I forgot that we sent
the truck down.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like we all these people and somebody drove trucks
down to Staten Island to my cousin was organizing things.
Speaker 6: He has a funeral parlor, a restaurant, a bed and breakfast.
Speaker 2: My dad's cousin in the same place.
Speaker 6: No, I mean, you can you know what I'm saying,
Like going the back door Florida, the funeral and you're
gonna go into the florist get your flowers, and then
you're gonna go to the restaurant for the after free.
Speaker 4: This is it.
Speaker 5: This is brilliant.
Speaker 6: But way, that's what Dart to me a little. Does
he want to invest?
Speaker 2: But we sent a truck down and he that guy
has been so good to my son Jackson, and he goes, hey, man,
I'll never forget when you guys sent the trucks down.
Speaker 6: And I did forget. I was supposed to go to
that happened years ago.
Speaker 2: I don't remember.
Speaker 6: It's like all this stuff, but we did it on
the radio.
Speaker 5: Was that when Jersey short Ga hit real hard too.
Speaker 6: Yeah yeah, yeah, a walk and everything in.
Speaker 2: The boardwalk, all of it.
Speaker 3: It's like twenty eleven.
Speaker 6: You're right, hurricanes have been forgotten about. Asheville, North Carolina
is still up the mountain.
Speaker 2: Do you know?
Speaker 6: The FEMA hotel vouchers just expired this weekend. So I
have a friend down North Carolina. He's a super good dude.
He's been putting temporary homes up, like many homes from
the Amish. They've been buying them and they're putting these
people in them because the hotel vouchers are up. So
these people are going to be homeless.
Speaker 5: FEMA's done.
Speaker 6: They're like wash their hands. They walked in like we're heroes,
and now they're walking away and saying, we don't know nothing.
Speaker 3: So they're gonna pay the entire tab.
Speaker 2: Supposedly in California, some of that stuff I always wish
was somewhat privatized. I feel like it'd be better, you
know what I'm saying, or and I don't know how
you would do it. Hey, Look, the government saved New Orleans.
We haven't had another flood there, but they couldn't figure
out how to fix that wall forever and ever and ever,
and it took the Army Corps of Engineers.
Speaker 6: If it's used right, I get it.
Speaker 2: When it's not, we have these disasters and then, well,
I don't know how you prepare for this stuff.
Speaker 6: See it company, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: But to have people almost prepare for mostly I don't
think you can't either, Matt. But I think there's things like,
could you put power lines underground if we've had one
hundred mile an hour winds?
Speaker 6: I was out there fifty something years ago. I was
two years old.
Speaker 2: My uncle lived in the canyon, so California. There was
a fire, wildfire coming up the canyon. That was fifty
something years ago. And they've had fires before. Why aren't
we adjusted.
Speaker 6: To do something? You could say that same thing about here,
Like I'm a West side guy, right. My house is
in Chila. All my power lines are on the underground. Yes,
there's no power Mark Natalie is in Greece. She loses
power five times a year because the power lines are above.
And I don't know if it's so hard, and then
if you're already.
Speaker 5: The hell's it costs?
Speaker 2: I don't have to building ground. But that's the thing
that I don't understand because the new builds or making
money on it, maybe because I would there were times
when I lived in Pittsford, one side of the street
would lose power and other side wouldn't. But if you've
got a good wind storm, and that's what I'm talking
about in California, is there're too much rock, like on
those mountains in Malibu to.
Speaker 6: Put it, I don't know, possibly what what the fuck?
Can we get some answers? It would be nice, That's all.
Speaker 5: That's all You're never gonna get.
Speaker 6: The truth is not because political fucking joke. And listen,
I watch people fight and fight and fight about politics,
right me too.
Speaker 5: I mean they'll argue night and day. And then you
see it.
Speaker 6: Jimmy Carter's funeral, you see Donald Trump and Obama. I'm
joking and laughing and talking and and you see now
a lip reader supposedly said, oh he said this, this
and this. If he really said that, they're all in
cahoots at the top and as long as everybody's pockets
are being filled, they don't care. But yet you got it,
Joe blows you and I yeah, will sit on Facebook
and argue all day long for Trump or for Biden
or or whatever. And I finally said to a guy today,
he's he's ridiculous. I go, this is stupid. They don't
give a fuck about you.
Speaker 2: I don't think the government has ever really given a
funck about you. And that's where I always think this great.
And you know it's up to you to take care.
Speaker 6: And look, we, by comparison to the rest of the world,
have a lot of opportunity and freedoms in this country.
Speaker 2: Some of them are eroding, but I think that you
still have a lot of freedoms and again the opportunity,
but there's good people that will help meet you halfway.
Speaker 6: And that's what you really mean to fine. I mean,
so many people live in Canada to say, oh, you
think that health system is great because we get it
for free. I can't see a doctor for fourteen months.
You get for I have cancer. I have to wait
fourteen months.
Speaker 5: To see a doctor.
Speaker 2: It could be dead.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the medical system here is very screwy, but.
Speaker 6: Not that screwed.
Speaker 2: No, it is screwy with the health insurance makes it tough.
And I don't know how you figured all that out.
It's above my pay grade. As they say, Danny, Yeah,
I don't carry that all right, So any your team
is out completely what they suck.
Speaker 6: That wasn't my point. That point was how do you
do you have a number two? I mean, I know,
I bust. I know a bust the bulls about Tampa
a couple weeks ago. Like, listen, I have a lot
of friends like you guys. Yeah, Bills fans, yes, Oh
it's hard to live here. You got to rest today
with eight Bills fans. Right, there's no chance I'm rooting
against the Bills except for that one guy that I
can't stand.
Speaker 5: I would love to see the Bills go and win
a Super Bowl.
Speaker 6: Go win a super Bowl. Well, I think it'd be
good for I think it'd be good for the whole area.
Speaker 5: Is make everybody feel good, right, God damn yes, be fine.
Speaker 6: List this place was you saw it. We turned away
probably one hundred people today plus we couldn't fit. So
it's great for business around here. That's what I'm saying.
I love here, and you know it's a few weeks
and during the slowest time of the year, so it's great.
But I also like, I like rooting for you guys
because I have friends that want to. I want to
see them win. They've never seen him win. You're a diehard,
I mean, Danny went, Danny goes back to than I.
He's probably the most diehard Bills fan.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 6: Mark doesn't count because he was a Jets fan. No,
I was, oh yeah, yeah, he's a bad way.
Speaker 2: See. I like to think it was hard for me
to keep rooting for the giants that you were Jets.
Speaker 6: Well, when I would sit down.
Speaker 2: An interview the guys like you'd be sitting there, you know,
and you're talking to them, remember, like what's his name?
Speaker 6: And pulled back the tent and yelled at us maryol Williams.
Speaker 2: Yeah yah, yeah right, I mean all these guys, And
it was like, how do you not root for these
guys when you just sat there?
Speaker 6: You did jokes with him, he laughed, he did all
this stuff. I don't know.
Speaker 2: So that's how I kind of became a fan. And
it was during the worst they sucked. They sucked, and
but I was around the players a lot that wanted
to root for him. The only other fan I think
who's as diehard as you is Greg like in terms
of this passion.
Speaker 6: But Danny does a great job.
Speaker 2: He writes an article for the Times in Wayne County,
which he doesn't It's a really really well done article.
I've never given him credit really about it when I
read it because about welcome, But he does he does
a great job. He does like he does a great
job and even today breaking it down, like I wouldn't
have picked that as maybe the turning point of the game,
but it was turning point of the game.
Speaker 6: Is the most die hard blue collar guy I know,
Greg is you know he he go to California before
the fires and see games. Yes, yes, guy breaks down.
Speaker 5: The games, but he actually knows the game. And Greg
will tell you.
Speaker 6: You know, I used to be a corner of safety
and I know his phosician. But this man actually can
break it down really well. Thank you.
Speaker 2: I appreciate it said about you behind you.
Speaker 6: It's it's phenomenal listening to his breakdown because as a
former coach, I love the breakdown. And that's why people
don't like Tony Romo and Tom Brady because they break
it down x's and o's I kind of liked.
Speaker 2: A lot of people do not.
Speaker 6: Really, they don't like it because it's a lot to
take in, Like where this safety should be or why
I see this? People are like, I don't care. Was
there a touchdown?
Speaker 3: Was there?
Speaker 2: You can see it that fast, you know what I mean?
Speaker 5: And his breakdowns are good.
Speaker 6: Yeah. Yeah, and Greg has some good breakdowns. Don't give
me wrong Greg, He's got some good breakdowns. He's a
little biased. I don't feel like he's too biased about it.
Sandy not always OK, oh yeah, yeah, he'll get mad.
He'll tell you did you get Mark who just blames
McDermott no matter what. He could be right and he's
like fuck McDermott fire, um yeah.
Speaker 4: Like yeah, like the game in Houston where like they
screwed up toward the at the one yard, like, well,
it was unprecedented that when we're gonna do with thirty
nine seconds left, dragon own one you have one time out.
I mean, it's it's kind of hard to do.
Speaker 2: So. But even here in the beginning of this game,
you said, what were they doing? It looked like, yeah,
what was that first drive?
Speaker 6: You're like wait what yeahs quote that touchdown was like
what the hell is going on here?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: But in the end thirty one unanswered points.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and there were one for five in the red
zone and score it won by four touchdowns.
Speaker 2: That's grey.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's how good. That's how good that team is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and uh, horsefully hopefully continues to be man.
Speaker 5: There's no egos on that team.
Speaker 6: It's a team. Yep.
Speaker 5: Everybody's playing for each other.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you graduate your point. Yeah I wish I saw
that down. Yeah you missed. Uh listen, that's a lot
of hours. I know, it's fifty sixty hours a week.
Not be your regular job. Yeah, you know which the.
Speaker 5: Coach Churchville, okay, yeah, but I think he'd be pretty good.
Speaker 6: I loved it. I love football, man, I know, I know.
I don't even care my teams out the playoffs. I
love watching football. I do too.
Speaker 5: I can't wait to watch the Packers come back and
win this game.
Speaker 2: Come on, pack Probably not for Matt Reese, for Dan Barrillo.
Check out his articles in The Times of Wayne County.
Speaker 6: That is las.
Speaker 2: I'm Bill Moran. We'll see you tomorrow and get out
here to BeTV to watch all the playoff action and the.
Speaker 6: College championship games. Not a bad season the house.
Speaker 2: And it's so much fun to watch the Bills games
because it's that like minded energy.
Speaker 6: I have video of people dancing. I want to do
like a little Colas tag BTV. I will BeTV wood, fire,
peac and grill. We'll see tomorrow. It wouldn't have let
us sin, and that we let it. That it was
like a rich and no sin.
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