Speaker 1: When your old career gives you lemons throwing some ice
mix in some vodka.
Speaker 2: Call it a.
Speaker 1: Podcast from the Mac of All Trade Studio in Fairport
and driven by Victor Chrysler Dots Jim Rahm. It's Billified,
the Bill Moran Podcast. Well, hello and welcome.
Speaker 3: Thank you for getting your pot on.
Speaker 2: Thanks for telling a friend. That's how we spread the
word about the yen ship. Danny's here and our friend
living the single life. Oh yeah, that's right, So far,
so good. Yeah. I got a question that has been
rolling around in my head. Do we know how to
be bored anymore?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 2: We do.
Speaker 1: I don't think we do.
Speaker 2: I feel like we reach for our phone and we
got instant entertainment all the time four seven. And the
reason I asked that is, like, I hear my kid.
He gets up and the first thing he did hits
is his phone. I do too, but to see what
time it is, sort of hit snooze, right, but he
goes right to social media or Something's plain. I don't
even think he's taken a you know, a full awakening
breath yet and it's already there. And I'm like, man,
when I was a kid, you got bored and it
was great. You use your imagination, you ran around, you
know what I mean. It's the constant scroll, infinite choice,
and everything including like pornography, is right out your fingertips.
There's nothing you can't see. You're right, it's fucking weird.
I just I'm like, I don't know what boredom. I
thought was a great thing. It was your imagination. I
think great ideas came out of there self reflection, all
kinds of Shit'd be like, oh boy, this really sucks.
It's just me and my thoughts.
Speaker 3: But you're right, Like, for instance, when we do when
we have to go to library or something like that,
I have my I sit down, I have my phone.
I go on my phone, you know, for for a
time until it's done. So I'm not invited to sit
there without my phone and might that I would be bored.
So yeah, you make it an actually really good point.
Speaker 2: I was. I just it's just something that's been rolling
around my head, and I go, man, we're we're so
it's like a phone addiction. But everybody does it.
Speaker 3: I don't think.
Speaker 2: I think on average, we check our phone one hundred
and forty four times a day.
Speaker 3: I left my phone home on Thursday by accident. Yeah,
by accident, No really, I had my watch.
Speaker 2: Oh but so you can still get text and things. Yeah,
have its own line.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it has its own it's it has why, it
has Wi Fi and and it has a five G
two Okay, it's I paid ten dollars for it. So
it's pretty much like a phone. I didn't get one text.
I don't get text any from anybody anybody anymore. My
phone goes silent if you don't text me or people
from work don't, I don't get one.
Speaker 2: Huh.
Speaker 3: So it's like I didn't miss it. I didn't care.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I think by reflex, we just reached.
Speaker 2: For our phone.
Speaker 3: Don't sure.
Speaker 1: It's like we're bored. If you're there's a lull in
the conversation phone.
Speaker 2: You know what it used to be fun to do
is I used to love to sit in places and
look and people watch and try to guess what they do,
what they're like when they're home their sex life, Like
I would do that.
Speaker 3: Basically, you sit there and you're making fun of people,
you know, Okay, okay, maybe no, possibly, possibly possibly, But
now I go I'm looking through and I'll get the
I'll find out who is that Josh Allen's wedding? You
know what I mean, that's what I want to find out.
Speaker 2: Well, right, but I understand wanting to know. But my
point is, like I couldn't make it.
Speaker 1: I said him a huge gift. It was probably the
most tremendous wedding I could imagine. We're a great quarterback
and a great winner.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I swear to God, I think the avoidance of
stillness it's not good for our health. I don't know
if you agree with that. You're you're I.
Speaker 1: Think we need to I think we need to put
the phone on. Well it makes us more anxious, does
it not?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Well, well they did sixty minutes to go look up
the piece sixty minutes or talking about social media? When
you get a ding and the guy goes, you get nervous. Yeah,
why because you gotta think what's the big about it?
Could it be work? Could it be school? Could it
be somebody who has an opinion about me? Could it
be someone who's messaging me?
Speaker 2: Couldn't be But what if it's my kid? Is my thing?
You know that that's an important thing?
Speaker 1: Is my wife is something happened? Did I miss something?
One thing? Like with like with my exercise routine. Now
I can't have my phone with me because it weighs
me down. So I leave the phone. Yeah, because it's
in your pocket. You can't be running like this thing
will slack on the chick.
Speaker 2: You hold it?
Speaker 1: Yeah, hold it because I drop it. I'm gonna throw it.
Speaker 2: Why did you get so?
Speaker 1: So I leave the phone in the house.
Speaker 2: Do I go do my wind sprints or do my
band and put it in there?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I have big enough arms for that.
Speaker 2: Yeah. They sell them for puny people.
Speaker 1: Hey do you have somebody for you know, guns or
like pop guns for me?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 1: But I mean, I just it's been great cause I go, hey,
nothing happened for the last hour. Nothing happened. I didn't
miss that anything, you know?
Speaker 2: Okay, So markin, I'll get eight bills.
Speaker 1: Text for Peter mountimur proach.
Speaker 2: You see this, Mark, Mark says. Nobody texts them, No,
not at all. Does that bother you? No? Do you
feel lonely?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 3: Nope, I go I work with I.
Speaker 2: Mean I could text you once a day, put a
reminder of my phone.
Speaker 3: Say, well that's someone that's someone said at school to go.
All right, I'll text you. I'll text you once in
the morning. I get text in the morning to get caught,
to get caught, you know, bring coffee. Those are my
morning texts. But I don't get No, I don't and
I don't care. It's funny because I don't know. I
just I'm I don't know. I'm through with all that ship.
I guess I'm getting old. I as my age is
finally showing.
Speaker 1: He's trying to start to die off.
Speaker 3: That's not fucking funny, but it's true. It is, It's true.
Speaker 1: Rbocano used to say, if I just get through the fifties,
I'll be okay.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, but I don't know. Yeah, I mean, I'm
trying to think about that bother me. At first, I
got because I'm so used to it. I mean, I
was just getting text all the time. Yes, yes, you know,
when you're in a relationship, betting text all the time, right,
you know, But I know, like, look, I think, but
I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: What are you laughing?
Speaker 2: I thought, can you share it?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I guess the Texas will start going up again,
yeah eventually, right, yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's see your fine something someone.
Speaker 3: Maybe somewhere whatever you want to do.
Speaker 2: I don't really know. I don't know. I think boredom
could be the missing ingredient in life.
Speaker 1: Yeah, happy, yeah, we got you gotta take advantage of boredom.
I think boredom is was well, it was a lot
of the Mother of creation.
Speaker 2: But like exactly, I agree, and I think sometimes like
we fill our time so much now, Like I one
of the reasons I thought of this is last night.
We're taping this a couple of days prior, so the
Knicks lose. I watch some of that, I go to bed,
and I want to be in bed, so I'm up
at a certain time and I lay there and I
scroll through TikTok for about ninety minutes.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I did that all the time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and minutes, about ninety minutes, ninety minutes. It just
flies by.
Speaker 3: You've got to make yourself feel better. You go through TikTok.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I don't know what I have.
Speaker 3: Cop things, okay, you know, right, but it's addicting, right,
and you get sucked in and now they're some of
them are longer.
Speaker 2: They're like three or five minutes now. So you're watching
this one after the other part one, and then you're
searching for part two and you're trying to look and
it's crazy, and I go the people that are actually
doing something, creating something instead of consuming it. You always go, fuck,
how do they do that? Man? They're working, they're doing something,
and it.
Speaker 1: Jokes on you.
Speaker 2: Yeah it is, and it's like you've gotten dumb, or yeah,
I gotta you know, I'll just I gotta see what's
on Netflix. I could be missing something. I'm missing nothing,
but I could be missing something.
Speaker 3: I found something. What it's called Sirens.
Speaker 2: I saw it. I watched the whole thing.
Speaker 3: It was great, right, it was pretty good.
Speaker 2: It was interesting from ending. But it's a Buffalo it's
Buffalo couple, like the It's about this girl who is
her mother dies when she's young. She's grown up in
Buffalo with her dad and her older sister. Mom dies
and dad goes into like a deep, deep depression and
the older girl it goes off to college and the
little girl winds up like dad would just put her
in a room and close the door, and she was
malnourished and all this. So the CPS comes in and
takes the daughter and she winds up in foster care
and the older sister ends up dropping out of college
to go find her, bring her home, and raise her.
And now they're at a point in life where the
daughter is the one who was adopted. Right am I
saying this?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: Yeah? She is working for an extremely wealthy couple living
out in Nantucket, like maybe an island off Nantucket. You
got to take a ferry to get there.
Speaker 3: It's kind of it's a call and they're they're kind
of a call. It feels sort of like the that's
what have you watched? I'm on, I'm I'm going on
episode two?
Speaker 2: But okay, there's there's nine episodes. I think, right, yeah,
I watched the whole thing.
Speaker 3: I love.
Speaker 2: This is how sad my life has become.
Speaker 3: You'll love this. There was a there was a they
made a comment about why people from Buffalo that are
that don't want to be from Buffalo called upstate New
York because upstate sounds like it's it's going, it's you know,
going to the closed to New York statey the Hampton's right.
I grew up and you grew up in upstate New York.
Speaker 2: My family would always say, like my grandparents and stuff,
they live upstate. I was below Albany, you know, right, right,
so that's considered up When.
Speaker 3: You say western New York, though, first thing people think
is Buffalo. Yes, Buffalo is Western New York, Rochester, Buffalo,
So when people are achieved to be from Buffalo, they
say they're from upstate New York. I thought it was
kind of a funny tea.
Speaker 1: It's weird because there's been this research is now for
people who want to, like who have this research as
a Buffalo pride and want to Josh move back there.
The Bills, well, even before the Bills, there was this
renaissance in Buffalo going on that went that took place.
The Bills really had nothing to do with it, and
I think a lot of it had to do with
the fact that the airport started adding more airlines, and
so it was cheaper for a lot of people to
live in Buffalo and then fly to Chicago, fly to
La fly to New York, then live in those actual cities,
so they could get by on like on less. It
was much. It was much more affordable, and the city
grew a renaissance. Like if you've been to downtown Buffalo
in the last year or so, I don't know Buffalo okay, well, okay,
so the daytime life is you know, it's okay, but
the night life is tremendous and you know you got
you got the water. I mean, especially in summertime, it's
gonna be huge, Like you know, like people don't want
to go in Lake Ontario here, people like will line
up to go to the beach in Buffalo, like the
beaches like seven days a week.
Speaker 2: I won't want to go here either. We had a
bunch of shit from Webster end up in the lake.
Speaker 1: That's the point then, clean disgusting.
Speaker 2: Why. I don't know they they flow into one another.
Speaker 1: I know I don't get it either, but I mean
just Buffalo is just like night and day compared to
Rochester night and day.
Speaker 3: See and I argue with people, Oh, actually it's Kevin.
I think when if you're drafted to Buffalo now people
want the players want to go to Buffalo.
Speaker 2: Well, I just saw an article today and Sports illustrated
who who came over from the Browns to the Bills.
Speaker 1: Elijah Moore.
Speaker 2: Elijah Moore is talking about how much he loves it,
how much he loves Buffalo fans, and how impressed he
is with Josh Allen and his work ethic and the
whole thing. And Elijah's kind of been I mean, look,
it's sort of his fault, but he hasn't had a
great quarterback to get him the malluff. So it is interesting.
I'm with you. I think teams, I think if you
want to win, you want to go to Buffalo, you
want to play with the m v P.
Speaker 3: It's not what it's day.
Speaker 2: And to Danny's point, all these airlines, if I get
you are so focused in the NFL now that I
don't think there's much fucking around during the season. And
most of the guys don't live there in the off season.
They live in a hotel, or they have a house,
or they have a house that they wouldever.
Speaker 1: And then they go Josh Allen doesn't live here during
the off season, I don't think. I think he lives
in California.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I think, like they go do that and
then when they have their bye week or whatever. Yeah,
I mean, they're never staying here. They're going down to
the Bahamas, they're going out to I mean, I mean they're.
Speaker 3: Supposed to say that they love it, but I honestly
believe Josh Allen loves being in Buffalo.
Speaker 2: I think it's his kind of people.
Speaker 1: It's like, it's like it's like two misfits.
Speaker 2: Yeah, think about it.
Speaker 1: Josh Allen was not no Jo when he came out
of college. A lot of us were like no, no,
now right, and buff Rose a city that like was
like like when Cleveland had its resurgence, the mistake by
the Lake has now been moved to Buffalo, New York.
Speaker 2: See now the right, right, because Cleveland had a resurgence,
but out of boredom, we could have conversations like this. Yeah,
but that show can do you want me to spoil it?
Speaker 3: Or no, don't spoil it? Okay, no, please don't.
Speaker 2: It's interesting because they're super rich and that girl becomes
the personal assistant for who's the actress, Julian Moore?
Speaker 3: And does Kevin Bacon show up?
Speaker 2: Kevin Bacon's her husband.
Speaker 3: Because he's not. He's not the the credits.
Speaker 2: He'll show you again. He might not have been in
that episode, but he's in. He's in there, and uh,
it's an interesting way this this goes. I'll be interested
after you get through it to get your taken. But
they actually have a scene where the father back in
Buffalo is starting to go through dementia, and the daughter
is wants help from her sister, and she wants to
bring her sister back to help her with the father.
And that girl doesn't want anything to do with the
old man because he's the one who pretty much neglected her.
And you know it was really due to depression. But okay,
and they didn't live in it. It looked like.
Speaker 3: It looks like one of those ship. Looks like those ship.
It looks like the pew. Yeah, it was probably like
the ship area of Buffalo pick from.
Speaker 1: There's a few.
Speaker 3: There's a few, yeah, but that one. But yeah, I
did to grow from pun Our house was fucking disgusting.
Speaker 1: It's the reason they call it shuts going there. People
like a Buffalo because big from near there, right, So,
like Buffalo is way more spread out than Rochester. Yeah, okay,
like the big joke, Like I've always because I work
with my office is in Buffalo. My co workers are
mostly from Buffalo. And I said, there's a thousand things
Buffalo does better. There's only five that Rochester does better
than Buffalo. Number one, the food is cooked with much
less grease here. The food is better here. Where you
go to restaurants. Everything in Buffalo is loaded with grease.
It's heavy, it's thick. Number two, everything's flat. There's no skyway,
there's no bridges, there's no huge overpasses, you know, so
the traffic's a lot easier, which leads us to the
number three. You can get to anywhere you want Monroe
County in twenty minutes or less.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: Number four, the golf is better. It's there's not even
a discussion nobody in Buffalo.
Speaker 3: That one players got up here, right.
Speaker 1: And number five, Morning radio in Buffalo is awful, and
it's been awful forever.
Speaker 2: It's it's usually not one of the top five things.
Speaker 1: Rochester's better. No, Rochester radio is better.
Speaker 3: I was, you know, it was Rochester's radio morning radio,
just because Buffalo's worse. You know, man, that's bad, you know,
but I mean, but at the.
Speaker 1: End of the day, but Buffalo's more spread out. So
you got your will you I mean, you know. And
also people in Buffalo admit that the suburbs of Rochester
are actually better. You got Fairport, you got Webter, Rochester.
You know, in Buffalo, it's like you got there's a
battle over which ton of Wanda is worse. No, Wanda, right,
there's West Seneca, there's no, there's East Aurora, There's Williamsville,
There's there's South Buffalo. I mean there's it's just and
they all battle over which suburbs are.
Speaker 3: Worse the suburbs, sorry to suburbs.
Speaker 1: The best is Orchard Park and Hamburg are beautiful.
Speaker 3: Unbelievable driving around.
Speaker 1: Eden's nice Easter Easter roa fantastic. Williams feels great. The
rest of them up for grabs, like Chick to Walk
and they called Chick to Vegas.
Speaker 2: The yeah for a reason. The uh the show Sirens
though there is at one point, I'm gonna spoil one thing.
Speaker 3: Don't I'm gonna spoil one thing.
Speaker 2: A fundraiser and uh, they're very excited because Jim Kelly
shows up at the fundraiser. He doesn't show up for real,
but they always say every year Jim Kelly shows up,
it's the love of Buffalo and the people from Buffalo
go crazy, like.
Speaker 1: Greg Conners is here with me, shoot h McGavin, Chris Spurrman,
I'm bringing brun all right.
Speaker 3: Wait a minute, wait a minute, he's in that much.
Did he get invited to the wedding. I have no idea
his sponsors might get invited.
Speaker 2: I have no idea.
Speaker 3: I really don't know.
Speaker 1: But part of the package.
Speaker 3: Somebody in the ESPN said that they handed if they
headed at the stadium and probably would have sold out.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, oh yeah, I agree, Mark, I great.
Speaker 1: I told Bill this last week. We're making fun of Buffalo.
Just a few minutes ago, in nineteen ninety five, when
Jim Kelly got married, all three local television stations news
teams broadcast. They're six o'clock News Live and eleven o'clock
News Live from Jim Kelly's wedding.
Speaker 2: All right, I think that's kind of sweet, right, I
think that's the guy that half a Buffalo did. Even like.
Speaker 3: That's because that's because you know, he didn't well, he
didn't want to go to go to Buffalo.
Speaker 2: He didn't want to go there.
Speaker 3: He lives in Buffalo, Yes he does.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, we'll take a moment somebody who does
not like Buffalo and set it on a live stream.
Speaker 3: Oh no, it's not my favorite team, isn't he?
Speaker 2: Yes?
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Speaker 1: I say, no, I don't care Stefan Diggs choking.
Speaker 3: Hey, by the way, uh Mark told me.
Speaker 2: That I think Stefan Diggs is gonna get cut by
the New England Patriots. I do think that's gonna happen
after the cocaine thing and the Cardi beams allegedly, Yeah,
a legend. I think.
Speaker 1: Don't do it all once.
Speaker 2: But Gabe Davis got invited to Josh's wedding. He was
at Josh's wedded All the.
Speaker 1: Guys in the locker room loved Gabe Davis. Knockout gave
Davis is that he caught one on every two passes.
Speaker 3: Right, Well, but he had that one great game.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he had a lot of great games. He was
the hero of that Colts, that Colts playoff game. We
kept catching balls like going out of bounds. If it
weren't for that, they wouldn't have gone to the next round.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Indianapolis should have beat him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he he would win the knockout. Gave Davis was
he was an awesome before he wasn't a good two
as a receiver. Like for those of you who understand
that there's your number one receiver, like who used to
be Stefan Giggs, then you're two, you're three and or four. Well,
when Stefan Diggs was, I'm sorry when Gave Davis was
a four. Oh, he was a rook and a second
year kid. He was fantastic. Point they made him a two.
More was expected of him and he could only catch
half the passes thrown to him. That's not good.
Speaker 2: No, uh, it is not.
Speaker 1: But at least he got paid by the by the Jags.
Speaker 2: Once I'm looking for I'm looking at things this year
this season, and there's some talk that New England could
be a surprise and maybe.
Speaker 1: No, they're not a surprise. They're going to make the
playoffs this year and they will probably split with the
Bills this year too.
Speaker 3: Wow, Keishaun Johnson picked the Jets.
Speaker 2: The Jets.
Speaker 3: Keisha Johnson's a douchebag. Don't forget Aaron glenns guy, Aaron and.
Speaker 1: They played together together, yeah, the Jets. Aaron, well, he
played for the Jets and he's got some loyalty there.
Aaron Glenn's a good dude, and I think they want
to they want him to do succeed and and you
know he.
Speaker 2: Does become the toughest no, not yet North, the North.
Speaker 1: The FC North is tough. Yeah, and I think the
the NFC Center or the Central and amazing. The NFC
North is going to be tough because Chicago's going to
have a real head coach. Now, maybe Caleb Williams can
put it together. The Packers are always good, the Vikings,
if McCarthy can get his act together, they're gonna be
pretty good. And of course, let's not forget the Detroit
Lions have been good. It still.
Speaker 3: So sick of people seeing Chicago's going to be good.
It's like the old Bills. They freaking suck every year.
They were supposed to go to the Super Bowl last
year because they got killing.
Speaker 1: Let me let me say this though, I know for
a fact that you right now would rather have Ben
Johnson as your head coach and Sean McDermott, which is
why I'm going to give Chicago the benefit of the
doubt in this instance.
Speaker 3: What has Ben Johnson done Sewn McDermott hasn't done.
Speaker 1: I know you're not a make Sean McDermott guy. You
wanted him out. Who would you would have replaced him
in last year? I'd probably Ben Johnson was at the
top of your list because he did wonders with the
Detroit team that couldn't shack the Detroit Lions used to
be the Chicago Bears team.
Speaker 3: I did not want Sean McDermott out because he's the
one that picks the players, is not being beans the
puppet and that whole thing.
Speaker 1: I thought you were a mcdermom guy.
Speaker 2: I hesitated back and forth heading on the day because
I've gotten text from Mark during games.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what did I tell you?
Speaker 1: I thought you broke up with him? And then Mary Anne's.
Speaker 2: Right, it's okay.
Speaker 3: A lot of the dickheads that are going to do it.
I didn't expect him to do it.
Speaker 1: We'll get that out.
Speaker 3: Turoule.
Speaker 1: What's just one take two it's fine, I thought you
broke up with but but.
Speaker 2: But who who?
Speaker 3: There's nobody else. There's only one person that can take
to go over that home till Belichick. Belichick.
Speaker 1: He's got his old problem.
Speaker 3: He's got so many problems.
Speaker 2: Belichick now has a lower buyout than he did a
team as of today as Yeah, and I don't want.
Speaker 3: To think we need an assistant coach. That's twenty four
year old girl.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: By the way, look, just go to Pablo Tory and
just read about Belichick that he has done some pulitzerprise
workout of this situation.
Speaker 2: Does anybody know who Aiden Ross is? Eten Ross is
a streamer and he went on either Kick or Twitch
or one of them. And he's in the back of
a limo with a guy who's played against the Buffalo
Bills in some pretty big games, Tyreek Hill. Tyreek Hill,
and Tyreek Hill has this to say about Buffalo.
Speaker 1: It's a fucking team, bro, the Bills. I don't fuck
with the Bills. Yeah, fuck every time we bro.
Speaker 3: When I used to play in Kansas City.
Speaker 6: Bro, it was always fucking Bills every time we right
against them, and we fucked them up every time. Damn
but Miami's the same thing too though, but like ten
times older, it's fucked the Bills all day. All they
want to do is jump through fucking tables because they
got fucking CTV.
Speaker 3: Fans are still oh my god, like the fans, what
about what about molds?
Speaker 2: Alright?
Speaker 3: So has Tyreek Hill since.
Speaker 2: Oh my god?
Speaker 3: What is Miami ever one beat the Bills with Tyreek
Hill on the geam?
Speaker 2: I mean Tyreek Hill has been I mean there's a
there's a line between confidence and delusion. Am I right?
Speaker 3: I mean he's right Kansas City, Kansas City. He was
on Kansas City, but that was only one year, I think.
So he hasn't won a fucking.
Speaker 2: Game since joining the Miami Hill has one and six
against the Bills, with no one hundred yard games and
a modest stat line. Overall is explosive. Trash talk comes. Look,
it's a turbulent offseason. But I mean, who knows if
he was drinking. He's in the back of a limo.
I don't know he knew he needed to drink. This
is who he is. You don't say this, you know
what you know?
Speaker 1: Let me let me come the floor is your similar thing.
Speaker 3: I have a think sold soldier. I hate that fucking
team Miami. I hate everything about to the team. I
hate their fans. Their fans walk around looking like Aquaman,
who's the useless character in the in the DNC universe.
So the team is useless. They haven't done anything. They
want to fucking Super Bowl and seven they went under
being seventy two, I was one years old. I don't
even know exists. Actually, I don't even think ESPN get
show it because they didn't have video at the time,
so it's like they reinact the fucking thing. I hate
that team's done nothing. They stay suck. Even with Marino
as great as he was, they could never get They
can never they they went to the playoffspital, they always
blew it. At least the Bills went to four Super Bowls.
I just don't understand it. I don't understand how that
idiot who gets in, who's gotten burned every shut down,
every time you just played Buffalo, Well, didn't even say that.
Speaker 2: When when does cross mocking fans cross the line? Because
you're you're talking players aren't jump it through tables, fans?
Speaker 3: Are you know players will jump through tables when they
win the Super Bowl but you know, this is.
Speaker 1: One of those instances where sometimes you just want the
player to keep on talking.
Speaker 3: Yes, and they dig their own grave.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and uh, First of all, all players talk trash.
I don't care who you are. Josh Allen is probably
the biggest trash talker the end of.
Speaker 2: Game on the field. I mean, I love going back
and watching, but I love his honesty.
Speaker 1: I appreciate his honesty that he's able to say that
because we never hear athletes tell us what they really think,
and when they do, they make news in this instant.
Speaker 2: But let me ask you, Okay, so there's a line there.
I love going back and watching old NBA players talk
about the trash talk. Larry Bird would lay down like
Larry Bird would.
Speaker 1: Say, living with Jamison.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, Larry Bird would go, I'm about to shoot
this three right in your face, you know what? And
I forget who is the other player that at was taken.
He went to Indiana and he broke all of Larry
Bird's high school records in Indiana. Ends up with the
SuperSonics when they were still a team. Comes in his
rookie yearl Shawn Camp, Shawn Camp and Shawn Kemp goes
Oh my god. Larry Bird was like in my face,
going you the kid who broke all my records. He's like, yeah,
I played with your brother. He goes yeah. He goes, well,
let me just show you how it's done, and he
just I mean, he talked just shit to him the
entire time. Here's the question I have. You've got these
streaming platforms where there is no filter, it's just a
camera people turning on and leave it on. It works.
My kid knows exactly who this guy Aiden Ross is.
I have no idea, but it's on platforms called Kick
and Twitch. But what does it mean for a team's
image and the PR team at this the PR people
at the team, and even locker room dynamics. Not that
he said anything bad about anything in Miami, but it's.
Speaker 1: Almost do you understand what I'm saying?
Speaker 2: The intention is there to fucking blow a giant hole
in the side of everything.
Speaker 1: We used to have to deal with public relations with
the bills, and they hesitated putting guys on our show
because we had a guy on the show who would
get it. Not to get another skin, but we'll get
them to say things that they probably would rather not say.
And then comes the public relations team with a carefully
worded statement, at how as I reflect upon the words
that I mentioned on this morning show this morning, I
would like to reiterate the fact that I have nothing
against said group of people. And you know what I'm saying,
you'd be like they just made their job harder when
the reality is it's just football.
Speaker 2: Oh, it is just football. I mean, look, here's the
thing I think for uh to ree kill the Bills
have been living rent free in his end zone for
a while. So what.
Speaker 3: Dann Christian dan Morello sits there and goes, it's just football.
Ye know him, it's just football. Ya if you hear
his rants before, it's more than football.
Speaker 1: But it's just football. Well, it's football, but it's fun.
Speaker 2: I go off.
Speaker 1: I go off with the context that it is just football.
That's part of the joke.
Speaker 3: Okay, next time you go off, I'm calling as fine.
In this segment, I'm definitely.
Speaker 2: I can get him on this one, because despite having
one of the most elite quarterbacks in the NFL, the
newly married Josh Allen UH Pro Football Focus puts the
blame on why they haven't gone over the hump squarely
on the defense Pro Football Focus has them was one
of the lowest graded defensive units in the league and
the second worst and pass coverage and the coverage rating
plummet it. Now, we've seen a lot of movement on
the backfield this offseason, right, there's been more movement backfield
defensive backfield to get that. But I and I know
they have a defensive coordinator. But that's Sewan's strength, right,
that's his strength.
Speaker 1: When the head coach comes over and that's his side
of the ball. You look at the head coach, you
don't loo at the coordinator.
Speaker 2: Right, So I mean, I don't know offense is shown up,
but it feels like the defense is ghosting. I mean,
if they points, they'll usually win.
Speaker 1: And Sean mcdermot's defense, okay, and again you know me,
I've I've been like fifty to fifty in and out
on McDermott since he's been here. Uh in his defense
last year, his two stalwarts safeties UH left. Michael Hyde
pretty much retired and came back but didn't do anything.
He wasn't on the Vedo wasn't on the active roster
at all, and Jordan Poyer left. They ate themselves out
of the position. So now you had two young safeties.
Tyler Rapp who's been around for a while. He's a
heck of a safety, a heck of a and he
can tackle really well, make some plays, but he also
blows coverage quite a bit. And Cole Bishop, who was
a rookie who got some rave reviews. I guess at
mini camp this or at OTZ this past week, but
again that doesn't really matter. And then your secondary, Christian
Bedford became your top corner. Rasul Douglass just got old.
I mean, the guy was thirty one. And Tarren Johnson
when he was on the field, played pretty well, but
for the most part, like you know, there was a
transitional year for their defensive secondary.
Speaker 2: And oh, by the way, not I think last year
was going to be a dip.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, went to the championship game.
Speaker 1: Come on, yeah, most people thought it was going to
be a dip. I mean some people even thought they
wouldn't even win the division, which I thought was ridiculous. Uh,
this is the Dolphins here, those.
Speaker 3: People, Dolphins fan wearing their stupid.
Speaker 1: These were Bills be reporters saying I think this is
Miami's time. I think the Bills are about a ten
and seven team this year, But Miami's gonna win the
division based on what bro and some people even said, oh,
Aaron Rodgers coming back with the Jets.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, okay, so two things here, Uh is
the real defensive issue in Buffalo coaching? Is that really
the problem?
Speaker 1: I've always said this?
Speaker 2: And are they wasting Josh Allen's prime? And is he
going to be and Andrew Lucke a Dan Marino.
Speaker 1: If you think about the Patriots success Stafford.
Speaker 2: If you think about the Patriots.
Speaker 1: Troit success over the course of their dynasty, they had
offense and defense covered well how they had the greatest
quarterback ever in Tom Brady, and they the greatest defensive
coach ever in Bill Belichick. That Belichick side of the
ball was defense. That's where he specialized. He had coordinators,
but he was it was It was his architecture. But
then to go So when your head coach is when
you have a great quarterback like Josh Allen and your
head coach is part of the defensive side of the ball,
that's the ideal tandem you want in an NFL team.
Even even over Kansas City, Kansas City has argued with
the best coach in the NFL Andy Reid and Patrick
Mahomes one of the best, not the best quarterback. But
that's just one side of the ball.
Speaker 2: Did they do a good job in getting Joey Bosa,
I mean potentially.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's not hurt. Yeah, I mean they went out
and stocked up on their defense because they knew they
needed defense and pro football focus. While they're they're they're great,
it could be shoddy at the end of the day.
They're right, they're right. Yeah, I do put it on McDermott.
I do put it on McDermott because they run a
bend but don't break style of defense that broke, you know,
enough times to warrant I mean to warrant.
Speaker 2: Consideration over twenty eight points. Yeah, your offense was a
game in the against Kansas City. Yeah.
Speaker 1: And at the same time, you still went to the
AFC Championship game last year. You know what I'm saying.
So you got to give mcdurrett's sub credit for coaching
these guys up just in the big moments.
Speaker 2: Well, it's that January. It's like they can't stop a nosebleed, right,
And I know that sounds a little.
Speaker 1: Although although in all seriousness. Though last year, well, they
did give up thirty one points in the championship game.
I think it was thirty one at the end of
the day though they had the ball with three thirty
three left, three timeouts, two minute warning and the best
quarterback in the NFL leading the charge. McDermott had nothing
to do with that. I mean, I'm not saying he
didn't coach those guys up. I'm saying that is all
Josh Allen and Joe Brady running that show. Okay, running
that show. So McDermott's just got to sit there and
just let them run their course. Because it was the
defense they got on the ball back. It was Jordan Phillips,
a veteran who made that play against Patrick Mahomes. They
forced a field goal. So now the Bills are like,
we can tie this game or we can go out
and win it. So it was the offense in a way,
who even though they put up all those points, didn't
come through in the very end. But the defense has
been a problem over the years they have, and that's
Sean mcurmott side of the ball. So is he coaching them?
Are they just that bad? And he's coached them up
to only get so high or have they been a letout.
I'm trying to read, We're gonna find out this, We're
gonna find out this year.
Speaker 2: Mark stepped out and I almost want to put a
camera on him outside, but I won't do that.
Speaker 1: I wonder if this is about that thing he was
going through this morning.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but he he seemed a little tense, Yeah,
a little bit, so I thought maybe he was getting
yelled at by somebody. But I don't know.
Speaker 1: But how did you get fired? I don't day off.
Speaker 3: It could be, it could be happening. I don't really know.
Speaker 1: The first Tyreek killing his trash talk, Let him trash,
let him trash t People talk trash all the time.
We just make it. It just becomes news when it's
on camera, you know, I mean, come on, uh will
I because look, he's always been a jackass.
Speaker 2: Anything more from the guy Mark who went off on Miami.
He was a Jets fan for years and he's not
here to defend him that he was a Jets fan.
And I'm just going you know, you're transitioning from the
long suffering Jets and you grew up here, you grew
up Yes, so I don't know if it was the
idea of New York was more attractive or whatever was
going on.
Speaker 1: Jet said these cool uniforms in the eighties. I guess
which they've tried to bring back is let me ask
you this.
Speaker 2: Some people will say that ever switching your allegiance in
the NFL is not okay.
Speaker 1: It's not one of those people.
Speaker 2: It's not okay.
Speaker 1: I don't believe in that, and I have switched my allegiance.
But you were a Giants fan. You grew up downstate, right.
Speaker 2: But when I came up here, I became a Bills fan.
But it was more than I was working in the media,
and I got to know them, so I like to
use it as an excuse. And I don't know, and
I went to more Bills games. I don't think I've
ever been to a live Giants game.
Speaker 1: So my buddy Joe is a big time Giant, was
a big time Giants fan, right, So we actually went
to a game where the Giants beat the Bills in
Buffalo in ninety nine, and he almost got into a
fight being such a loudmouth Giants fan. But then he
got a job at High Falls to sell beer and
then He's ended up working with Labat and he would
get free Bills tickets so he'd go to games, and
he became a Bills fan by default. Meanwhile, the Giants
go on to win two Super Bowls, Yeah, and beat
the Patriots and both of them, and he goes, how
did you suck me into this? But I didn't do anything, man.
You got free tickets from beer, you know, from being
a beer rep, and just became a natural Bills fan.
The kids that I went to school with who loved
the Raiders, loved the Niners, loved the Cowboys, love the Dolphins,
they've all become Bills fans. But it was because of
their success. I think it's because they were bored on
Sundays and wanted to go to Bills games.
Speaker 2: Maybe I just grew up. I don't know. I like
for me, it was being around the players and things
was like, you can't you can't not root for them,
and you hear the names on TV and you see
the guys and you see all the work they're doing
to do this, and you know, at the time Mario
Williams was part of the team.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know that was a big deal when they
signed him. Nobody wanted to come to Buffalo. You guys
got hunting here. It's basically what happened.
Speaker 2: But yeah, that and they paid them one hundred million dollars.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well fifty five guaranteed. But yeah, I mean it's Look,
I mean, I do have a little bit of an
issue with people who switch allegiances. I know, because when
the bills suck, all because that will happen again.
Speaker 2: I was a fan when they sucked. That's when I
became that. That's when I did try.
Speaker 1: I think if you jumped on the bandwagon when they sucked,
I think it's okay because there was no reason root
for that team for seventeen US.
Speaker 2: But seeing Eric Moulds up close and interviewing him and
all that, that was a bigger you look my guns,
Yeah he did have guns. Yeah, on record.
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That's one of my favorites.
Speaker 3: Mark chin Hiah, Nope, Mark Cowbell.
Speaker 5: Yeah, this is fun, right, Yeah, all right, I'm still
trying to figure out who it is you'll get in
this second the cling dance.
Speaker 2: They know.
Speaker 3: I was just I swear to probably, I swear to
guy Jake Giles ain't nothing but a house, but Jack
I suck kid rock a bunch of years ago. Yeah,
and Peter Wolf played with him. Really, it's Peter Wolf
and Peter I want to get and rev run. Really,
I would love to get Peter Wolf on to talk
about just his life. Uh, he has a book out.
He's eighty now, he's eighty.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and he was only in Jake Giles for a
short time, but he did one of my I love
a song. I should play it by uh he and
Mick Jagger. Uh take the Wheel. I think it's called
and again. It would be more in this style than
like that. I don't know many other people do. But
uh he was married to Faye.
Speaker 3: I think so, yeah, I think.
Speaker 2: And then has this whole story where she was rehearsing
a scene and he went over to there was a
party at uh what's his name's house? God? Why am
I drawing a blank? I'm one of the most famous actors.
J Nichols. How did you know? And and Jack Nicholson
And I don't know why I could not come up
with it. I'm getting worried about myself. It's starting to happen.
Speaker 1: It happens, so Jack, I do it all the time.
Story about it.
Speaker 2: No, I am worried. Let me worry about lots. I'm sweating.
I'm I have so many worries. Right now, Jack Nicholson
is rehearsing a scene with I think it was Faye.
They go upstairs, the party empties out, and he's left
by the pool and he starts like hours later, he's
calling up to her and now the sun's coming up,
and he's so pissed off, and he's pretty sure that
Jack and she slept together. So he went in and
took all of Jack's living room furniture and dropped it
into the bottom of the pool, but in the same
way it was set up in the living room.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, it's brilliant.
Speaker 2: It's kind of funny. It's kind of funny.
Speaker 3: Mark.
Speaker 2: There's a lot going on, multiple jobs.
Speaker 1: So Bill's season is coming up to I don't know
who's got more going on, well, less happening.
Speaker 2: Yeah, is dating even on your radar right now?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Absolutely? Okay, I have a lot of friends and their
girls that I couldn't hang out with before. But yeah, absolutely,
there's a lot of cool There's a lot of cool.
Speaker 2: People not really just focusing on you in any way.
Speaker 3: You know, I really didn't. I have folk I've had
focused on me.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: It's like, but if someone wants to go and hang out,
I'll go and hang out. It doesn't have to be
what does the right person look like for you? And
I'm going somewhere with this, but what does the right
person look like for you? And I don't mean physically
I'm talking about you can do energy, mindset, what stage
in life are they that sort of thing that Danny
looks all else. Well, the last one was kind of
was perfect, actually okay, because we like the same stuff.
We like to do the same things, So that was
a that was perfect. You know, if I can find
someone who's thirty seven thirty eight that likes, you know,
the same stuff, you know, that's what I probably would
do now. And that's not a knocking anybody or anything.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying, Yeah, is there anything that
you thought you needed in a partner that's changed over time?
I mean we all changed. You're not the same person
we're like five years ago.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: I don't think anybody will be as understanding and patient.
I think that that I'm I'll have my work set out,
my work cut out for me to be in another relationship.
So I'm not sure I going to another one.
Speaker 2: I gotcha. So like that, That's what I'm saying, Like,
are you looking for love, companionship, somebody to split appetizers
with some of the bills.
Speaker 1: Game, I guess someone you just want somebody with fun?
Speaker 3: You hit it right there. I want somebody to split
appetizer with go watch the Bills game with me? Want
to go home and just you know we partner, you know, yeah,
and some people don't like that. Some people want to,
you know, want to so with you all the time.
I work too much, you know, Like, yeah, well you
do multiple jobs, right, I got three jobs last night.
I worked, I delivered last night. I made two hundred
and twenty dollars in eight hours. I mean, how can
I give that up?
Speaker 1: So Stevie Wondersong part time lover? Does that apply to this?
Speaker 6: She's not.
Speaker 3: Man Doug joke, Doug Doug.
Speaker 1: I'm not trying to be a Doug joke. No, I'm saying, like,
does that apply? Like, no, I don't, because you want
you want somebody who's there when you're ready, like a
I'm demand girlfriend.
Speaker 3: Oh well that makes sense.
Speaker 1: I'm not trying to be a jerk about it, you
know me. I'm not going to make fun of you.
I'm not making fun of you.
Speaker 3: No, you're not.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 1: That's not I'm trying to like explore Mark.
Speaker 3: I don't know yet because it's all brand new right
now right and I'm not and people are thinking, oh,
he's going to do what he used to do before. No,
I'm a professional. I have a professional job. I can't
do shit like that anymore.
Speaker 2: You know, I need to go. I want to bring
something up. It was brought up by a person you
have just referenced on this show. No, no, no, no,
you just referenced this person.
Speaker 3: Okay, Doug, Yes, Dougs my go front. We've been friends
since we're team.
Speaker 2: Yes, they worked together.
Speaker 3: Ye wow, Okay, it's one of my really good friends.
Speaker 1: I thought you just made fun of them because you
just made fun of them.
Speaker 3: Make fun of them because that's what we do to
each other.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right.
Speaker 2: Cool. So he said that he wants to have a
woman call up or whatever. A woman agree, she goes
on a date with Doug and then a date with Mark,
and she comes back and has to tell who had
the better date.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you should do that.
Speaker 3: I will win.
Speaker 2: To do it. Well, he said that too. And there's
a woman who contacted me and goes, I would love
to do that. I would love to do that.
Speaker 3: I'm in you are I might be in Okay, well
think about it, think about it, but that sounds like fun.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I go, what does a great first date
look like?
Speaker 3: For you, Like, I don't know, are you trying to say,
do you want the kind of girl?
Speaker 2: I like, no, No, what does a great first date?
What would you do? Man?
Speaker 3: I like, you know how it used to do back
in the day when I used to date out under
the stars, a dive bar with a good juke box,
go to the Yeah, go to go to a Red
Wings go to a Red Wings game, then go then
go to a then you know, maybe hit bt B
or something like that. Yeah, you know when btv's not
that busy, when you know, like later on in the night,
go to the games, something like that. I don't believe
in taking somebody out to this austravagant dinner on our
first date. No, I I think that's a I think
that's valid. I think it's almost too much pressure to
do that, right. I don't even think I did that
in the two years that Yeah, in two years.
Speaker 2: What's the quickest way to win you over on a date? Like,
what's something that somebody would do that would really win
you over on a date?
Speaker 3: Let me hang out with Josh Allen, So what's the
fastest let's go reverse.
Speaker 2: What's the fastest way to lose the other day? Like
totally yeah, Like what would they have to do or
say or just to lose your abody?
Speaker 3: That's true, that's he's absolutely right if I saw that
freaking aquaman, freaking pieces jersey.
Speaker 1: I see girls nowadays they buy these jerseys like Josh
Allen jerseys. They put a little belt on them, they
wear them like a dress. I think that would turn
Mark on if a girl walked up to him and
a Josh Allen my guy and nothing but a Josh
Allen jersey now on the flip side of Tyreek Kill Jersey.
Speaker 2: No, we're done.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, Red Wicks, don't be TV nothing you
ever read?
Speaker 1: You have Josh.
Speaker 3: If you're a girl and you have a Josh Allen
jersey on, yes, I don't care what you look like.
I'm going to I will go out with you, all right, will?
Speaker 1: So this lady put it in a Josh all She she.
Speaker 2: Did reach out.
Speaker 3: What how old is she? What's her story?
Speaker 2: Right? I don't know your age. I don't really know
her story.
Speaker 3: You know that's well, that's find of her story.
Speaker 2: First. I think we should call you lost.
Speaker 3: Oh you lost three one five girls number D.
Speaker 2: I did ship.
Speaker 1: I was a young girl.
Speaker 2: Mark she was like, wasn't she in her teens?
Speaker 3: She had a kid, she was in her league twenties thirty.
Speaker 2: Wa.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean we have a lot of people on there.
Speaker 1: People make mistakes.
Speaker 2: You got to be careful.
Speaker 3: A lot of people in their teams on this show.
Speaker 2: I mean, all right, I didn't know why. It wasn't sure.
Just that's it.
Speaker 1: What do people say, I look like Janet Jackson?
Speaker 2: What if she's a Jets fan? You were a Jets
fan for a time in your life.
Speaker 3: Because my mother, my mother was a Jets fan of
Joe Namath fan. We grew up when we were a
little kid. She dressed up in je and Jets stuff.
Speaker 2: What was what?
Speaker 5: What?
Speaker 2: What made you lose faith in the Jets? Break finally
break your Jets faith?
Speaker 3: It didn't when when we were working in CMF and
I was selling and I was working for their Bills thing.
We would go to the Bills games and ship like that.
I went to Travis Henry's party. I think, did you
go to that?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: No, I didn't.
Speaker 3: Travis Henry had a party. A bunch of us went
and there was more cocaine. I saw more cocaine I
received in my whole entire life.
Speaker 2: Shut up.
Speaker 3: I'm not even busted with Denver for selling cocaine.
Speaker 2: To pay for it.
Speaker 3: Did you had to We got bracelets and you had
to sign, and you had to say you couldn't. And
cam camera phones really weren't out popular. They were out,
but weren't popular yet. People weren't carrying those around yet,
so it wasn't that people could take pictures or anything.
But yeah, we walked in and yet it looked like
it looked like a freaking snoop video, the whole, the
whole thing.
Speaker 2: I'm surprised. I am surprised a lot of other players there.
I don't know.
Speaker 3: No, Yeah, players that we didn't know. No one liked him.
Speaker 2: They weren't doing anything, were they. They weren't doing that stuff.
No one liked him. No.
Speaker 3: But I think the the coke was for the guests
and Travis and Travis, I don't think any of the
play I don't think any of the athletes were doing it.
Maybe where I don't know, I don't remember, because we
drank the whole way. I was pretty drunk.
Speaker 1: I'm glad you remember everything that.
Speaker 2: That's pretty ballsy to have. But the NBA would be
over now does anybody know what Travis is? He in prison?
Speaker 1: I think so.
Speaker 2: I don't know. He could be What was he from
like Frost, Florida Winter something? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, he played at Tennessee. Yeah, and well, they had
to restructure his contract after his second year because he
blew through all of his money. That's why they drafted
Willis mcgahey, because they didn't think Travis had the maturity
to handle an NFL contracts. He had to renegotiate like quickly.
And then they eventually let him walk to Tennessee and
Tennessee and he came back with Tennessee on Christmas, even
kicked Buffalo's butt right right, and then he went and
then he got in trouble.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's interesting.
Speaker 1: I nine kids, nine moms.
Speaker 3: I mean I go back to you get a kid,
you get a kid.
Speaker 1: He was Antonio before his time.
Speaker 2: That's pretty uh, that's pretty bad.
Speaker 4: I Uh.
Speaker 2: I like this dating idea for you and Doug, though.
Speaker 3: The problem the problem. The problem is Doug's more charming
than I am.
Speaker 2: Well, I see I said, if I were to pick
a winner in this, uh, I think you're the sleeper
dating that you are. I think you w in a
one on one situation, could be charming and fun and
think of things.
Speaker 1: Because I think he could try too hard. That was
exactly what I was saying. Yeah, yes, I'm gonna try
abou Chris. Like like the joke the knockout Chris Farley
when he would date women was that he would fake
a heart attack and the girls would get turned off.
Like here's a guy who's on Satday Night Live, one
of the funniest men in the world, but women couldn't
deal with it because he would go Chris Farley would
go Saturday Night Live and everybody see. And I think
Doug could do the same thing, whereas you. I think
if you, if they hit a nerve with you on
a deep conversation, I think they could connect.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, Bill said a long time ago, he said
to me, He said to me one time he goes,
do you realize how fun You don't even realize how
funny you are? Yeah, so I don't realize when I'm
being funny. Doug goes out of his way to be funny,
so it comes off maybe is annoying me. I just
you know, being funny just happen.
Speaker 2: Do you even think about dating in your fifties? Like
as a thing, like, do you think about it?
Speaker 3: I didn't want to date the last last one. I
didn't want to date.
Speaker 2: Yeah at first.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm glad he did it, of course, but I
didn't want to. You know, I was happy with what
my life, what my life was, you know, And you know,
I guess things didn't change that much. I got a
lot of leeway and a lot of you know, because
of my schedule and everything like that. So but I
don't know what I'm gonna do. It depends the right
person comes around. The right person comes around.
Speaker 2: But you're not in any you don't feel lonely.
Speaker 3: No, I've never felt lonely. I got Netflix, man, I
got freaking HBO Max, I got my two iPads.
Speaker 2: Okay, why do you make that face.
Speaker 1: Let's just I just don't That's not the same thing
as a human connection. But I mean, if you're.
Speaker 3: Cool, I him a connection. I deal with freaking twelve
kids a day, five days job.
Speaker 1: Somebody wanting, somebody wanting to spend time with you. And
I'm not even talking about women. I'm just talking about
friends and stuff in general.
Speaker 3: I don't have any friends anymore. So it's like I
lost all my friends.
Speaker 1: You got your brother, He's a cool dude.
Speaker 3: How the fun did you?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: Really, well, when I stopped drinking, no, I when get it? Like, no,
you have your when you are drinking friends. Yeah, well
you don't go out anymore Like I would go when
I was at the liquor store, I'd go right, I'd
go right out right and uh and I go to
the bar, get get hammerd go home, hang over, go
to work the next day. Well, I can't do that anymore.
So it stopped. And on Saturdays, I'm like, all right,
maybe I'll go out for a bit and stuff like that.
Friday night I went out for the first I went
out on a Friday night for the first time in
a long time. Yeah, and you know, it was like,
I don't know, it's just it's hard to explain what.
But I'm not the type of person. I guess maybe
it's weird, like I have to be with somebody. Certain
people had to be with somebody at all. They break
up with somebody, there with somebody, somebody right away. I
mean there's even they can't be alone.
Speaker 2: Talking about your boyfriend, Josh Allen in that in two
years since you broke up, you found somebody got engaged
in and got married.
Speaker 3: Well, he was seeing her before, Hayley, Yeah, yeah, he
was seeing her before during when he was with the
other one.
Speaker 2: Tails.
Speaker 3: I don't know where the fights, that's where it all happened.
Speaker 1: Against No, no, no, no, we heard we heard something
else about No.
Speaker 3: It's not the no it came out it's not the
bar tend you know.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no, no, no, we didn't hear that.
We like we heard something that was like completely had
nothing to do with women at all. All right, I
had nothing to do with it. There was an incident
where Stephan yeah, Stefan Diggs got ticked off because a
dude got cut, and a lot of the ladies and
the team girlfriends and the wags why is the girlfriend said, hey,
why don't you guys, Josh take up a collection for
this dude, and Stefon Digg stepped and said, no, his
time is up, he's done. He didn't make team. You
shouldn't be collected money for this guy. He didn't make
the team. He's not our problem anymore. And that led
to a rift at this party. Supposedly, now that seems
kind of innocuous to start and fight, huh, I.
Speaker 3: Agree with Steffan right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can see where you know you're right.
Speaker 1: But I mean, like if if everybody else on the
team is like want to like like this guy, wish
him well, then who cares I need?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I had heard though it was over a woman,
and that was that he had gotten into some kind
of big dramatic It.
Speaker 1: Was Haley, it was Hailey because that's Brittany fight with Britney.
Speaker 2: Britney, Brittany. Yes, over but they said it was like
a he remember there was the rumor that he had
impregnated a Bartenda. Why isn't that awful? But this is
one of my famous This is.
Speaker 3: When I heard from a reliable source.
Speaker 2: I heard you reliable. Don't tell me who it is,
but I.
Speaker 3: Heard that Stefan like was hanging with Haley. They both
were hanging with Haley and she started dating Josh and
Stefan got pissed and he found out about it and
told and told.
Speaker 2: And told.
Speaker 3: And told, uh until Brittany.
Speaker 2: And that's that was.
Speaker 3: That was hours before the Cincinnati game.
Speaker 2: Allegedly, that's what I had heard to.
Speaker 1: Okay, I don't know, because like I know three people
from back home and they all have quote reliable sources,
sources better than the like and like and if I
told you, I don't want to tell you who they are.
But the point is that it's like three different stories
from these three reliable I heard pretty much that story,
and I thought, this is the first time I've heard that.
This is the first time I've heard that story.
Speaker 7: Gregg's house. We were there to watch the game, right, yeah,
that was we were there when Greg told us the
other story that I shared. Yes, okay, right, but I
thought I had heard this story.
Speaker 1: Okay, maybe maybe maybe you did, but Greg didn't tell
us that.
Speaker 3: No, No, see this us gonna be different. I'm gonna
go with you guys to Greg's house if I'm invited,
you know, stuff like that. I'm gonna do stuff that's
gobran food.
Speaker 2: No, you don't bring me, there's so much I know.
Speaker 3: I'll bring b T bight.
Speaker 1: It's like, what bro, It's like Greg has great parties, well,
great football.
Speaker 3: I can get invited. I think, Yes, We'll take a moment.
Speaker 1: Mark's watching the game in the hot tub with the
Bills logo with.
Speaker 3: A girl with a Josh Allen jersey on.
Speaker 2: Being a woman, and it's it's stalkers. I keep seeing
reading some things about stalkers lately, and I think that
even women turn into stalkers a little bit, maybe about
other women. You can all stalk, now, right, we can
all stalk to a certain extent, to a certain extent
in social media. What are you laughing at?
Speaker 3: Nothing?
Speaker 5: What not?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: Nothing?
Speaker 2: Did I hit a nerve?
Speaker 3: Oh? I just like laughing. I'm very I'm very just.
Speaker 2: Staying like on social media. So if you can stalk,
but this guy, we've had this incident locally. I don't
understand it as a fetish, but we'll get into it Noway,
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Speaker 1: Hey, God, blessing, keep you always, May you wishes all
come true.
Speaker 2: May you always do fool.
Speaker 1: Cloths, let us do for you. May you build a
letter to the stones They come on every you stay.
He's Bob Dylan, isn't it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Bob, it's Forever Young.
Speaker 3: Oh yes, I heard it yesterday that he did this
song too. It's not the same song.
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure.
Speaker 2: I don't know who wrote Forever.
Speaker 1: It wasn't Rod Stewart.
Speaker 3: It was Rod Stewart. I believe I just heard this yesterday.
Actually the next time, I don't think it is.
Speaker 2: Who wrote.
Speaker 3: It is Bob Bob Dylan, Bob Bro.
Speaker 2: I love that.
Speaker 3: I think I heard.
Speaker 2: It seems like a Bob when you listen to the words.
Speaker 3: But why did I hear yesterday? I might have heard
it wrong, but I heard Rod Stewart wrote it, and
then he he did a song that was like it,
and so he so Rod Stewart keep Bob Dylan the
writing credits.
Speaker 2: Oh it seems too deep. I mean, look, man, I'm
sorry to that song is like deep and it resonates.
And anything that Rod Stewart wrote was such a steaming
pile of shit. Do you think I'm sexy and he
want my body? You know what I mean? And I
like Rod Stewart. I think he's talented. He love his song.
Speaker 3: He went, he went through decades. He's one of the
ones that was able to, you know, survive man. Yeah,
he did the American Songbook. I like his voice, great voice, Yeah,
I really do. I'm a big fan of Rod Stewart.
Speaker 1: But people didn't know he was white.
Speaker 2: Oh really.
Speaker 1: Little Stephen van Zand tells his great story at the
Rock Roll Hall of Fame. This almost lamp. This landed
him the job on the Sopranos he's inducting the Young
Rascals into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and
he goes, Rod Stewart's white. Let me see that magazine. Okay,
he's white, because like they were blue eyed soul singers,
and he didn't know Rod Stewart's white. He thought he
was black.
Speaker 3: I remember the band almost Black Faces Faces with Jeff
Back and ron Yeah and Ronnie Wood, right, and I
and I liked a lot.
Speaker 2: Of that stuff. That was like that.
Speaker 1: Album that looked like a drink.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think so. And then there was different faces.
I think it was the same band. They became faces
and small Face maybe small Faces and Face something like that.
And uh, I loved all that because that was some
heavy bluesy you like the Black Crows, right, Yeah, that's
what they dead, dead faces.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's obviously They're.
Speaker 2: So funny because I always thought the Stones were the
Black Crows influence. But you're right, And then I thought, yeah, didn't.
I think the Black Girls were on tour with Zz
Top and they got into a huge fight and wouldn't
go on or something like that.
Speaker 3: Talk about talk about a douchebag. I guess he's kind
Chris Robinson's calmed down his brother, but it.
Speaker 2: Was like he wanted ninety percent. His new wife was
his manager. She wanted ninety percent of the stuff and
he was only getting ten percent. I don't know. It's crazy.
Rich was only going to get ten percent. Okay, Chris
was off. I saw Chris apparently didn't smoke enough weed.
What's the uh what's Charlie's brother's place downtown and something
or other? Oh? Oh, Albert Abilene, No, not Abilene. This
was on East Avenue underneath where the old Tonic was,
and it was like a concert hall. I saw anthology
Anthology and I saw Rich Robinson there, no, no kidding, yeah,
by himself. No, Chris Robinson.
Speaker 1: I think it was Chris Robinson.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Chris, Are you sure it wasn't That wasn't Water Street. No,
because I saw Chris Robinson a.
Speaker 2: Water Anthology a couple of years back. Oh, a couple
of years yeah, wow, I'm going back in good seven.
Speaker 3: Well, I reminded him almost fifteen.
Speaker 1: I don't reckon. Like two thousand and seven or two
thousand and eight, Lewis Black is doing stand up at
the Auditorium Theater across the street at the at the
the Armory. The Black Crow were there and I didn't
know it, and I'm walking to Lewis Black. I'm like,
you know what, should I just burn these tickets and
go and buy tickets to go see the Black Crows
because I didn't realize the Black Crows were down and
I would have gone and seen them because I'd never
seen the Black Crows. I guess they put on a
hell of a show. But like main Street was like packed,
people going in two different like headlining conscience.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Lewis Black, he was fantastic. Love So fetishes in
the digital age, or maybe we should call it an
obsession with somebody or something, and it can be a
quiet obsession. You like somebody that, but now you can stalk.
You used to not be able to see somebody potentially
in their bikini unless you knew them and you went
on vacation, or you ran into them at the public pool,
swimming hole. Whatever. Now I can just go on social
media and scroll and scroll and scroll, and we like
an old friend of artist too all the time and
you'll find, oh, I can't wait to hear this is
it was. Tommy used to go through all these pictures
every morning.
Speaker 1: We get we get the update.
Speaker 2: He and you go, oh, I see some cellulate.
Speaker 8: So you're going around, looked like, go on Facebook, Brown,
check this down. Those legs look like pole string cheese.
Check this out.
Speaker 2: It's terribly me.
Speaker 3: So you go on Facebook and girls, he knows you
look and see if there's bikini pigs.
Speaker 2: It was yeah, it would be like girls. We we
all knew.
Speaker 3: Yeah, girls, he never done that, but I've never done
that before.
Speaker 1: It was like the zagut ratings for women. Okay, Tommy
was like, this is Facebook and my Space.
Speaker 2: He would alternate.
Speaker 1: Now the MySpace page.
Speaker 8: Look at this brown, check this out? And why is
Barry V dressed like a Simpsons character?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: But so I I do think sometimes these things sort
of take on a life of their own, do they not?
Like the quiet obsession and all of a sudden, now
you're Danny like, you're down, You're down, You're down. Well,
a guy in California just got arrested. And here's why.
Speaker 4: Got a strange one for you tonight, Adam Modesto. The
stas Law Kenny Sheriff says they've arrested a man last
week after he allegedly broke into a woman's home at night,
then bit and licked her toes while she slept.
Speaker 1: Les give me some contexts.
Speaker 4: The Sheriff's office says the man arrested seeing here, twenty
seven year old Christian Anguiano, have been stalking the woman
for months, following her home from work several times, despite
a number of people confronting him. Deputy say he just
wouldn't stop, would even sleep in the car outside her home.
Speaker 2: Woman's is okay on Guiana.
Speaker 4: Those suspects being held on a three hundred and twenty
five thousand dollars bail.
Speaker 2: Wow, you know Opa was worth it, all right. That's
some tosucking that you had. Yes, we've had toesuckers. We've
had tosuckers locally East Rochester. I thought there was somebody
who went into a shoe store and tried, like what
would you do if you saw heard like a scream,
let's say from a department store and it's the shoe
section and there and you see this guy who's got
is is attempting or has his foot around her mouth
around his mouth around her foot, Like I don't know
what I would do it first, like you want to
throw a shoe or.
Speaker 1: Because there's some cons just tells us like how we're
supposed to behave in public. And you see, it's almost
like you don't even believe it. Wait, am I watching this?
Am I am I hallucinating this real? Like you almost
pause because you can't believe what your what your eyes
are telling you.
Speaker 2: You can't. But there is like this thin line between uh,
criminal behavior and and fetish. I mean, if you're you know,
you got to get them to say yes first yes,
it's just simply a yes. No means no. And now
you're on the air.
Speaker 3: An apartment complex and the guy in the the mean
this guy head meaning this guy he would he would
go in to people's apartments and he was caught. He
had a pair of panties on his head.
Speaker 2: Really yeah, really yeah.
Speaker 3: And I used to get stories all the time about
this guy that they did from the lady that worked
at the Covinian starped Away who looked just like Getty Lee.
I've never met any This was just.
Speaker 2: Like Getty Lee, Getty Lee of the band Rush and yeah,
just like and not.
Speaker 3: Attract He would go in and I guess he would
do all sorts of stuff like that.
Speaker 2: Really yeah, he just walking to people's apartments you go through.
Speaker 3: Well, he'd be going in there and supposedly fixing something. Yeah,
then he'd make his way upstairs and you know.
Speaker 2: Well, I just read about like I saw a story. Uh,
there's a website Japan Today, and Japan Today had a
story about a guy who was stealing women's lingerie from
a laundry mat so he would go in in the
dryer and when they found him, when they got him,
they found like four hundred and twenty five different panties,
all according to color, all broken out in color. I
don't know if this dude wore them. I don't know
what I do, But you don't understand what I'm saying, Like,
I have no idea, and it's it's a weird thing.
And it's nice to know that it's not just an
American thing, because it feels like that kind of stuff
just happens here all the time. But the non normative
behavior that's sexual I think a lot of times is uh,
it doesn't make an excuse for criminal acts. You can't.
You just can't. Yeah, because sucking toes, I can't imagine that.
Speaker 1: That's evasion in so many, so many things, privacy, comfort, level, trust,
I mean she loves to ever toast sucked. All I see,
ladies and gentlemen is someone with spectacles and a walking mullet,
and it's a woman. Maybe she'd be surprised.
Speaker 3: Kaffy Griffin, well happened.
Speaker 1: Don't give her that much credit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just it's a weird age time that we
live in. Like we're lucky to be here for this
time because there's so much stuff that's happening and we
get to see majority of it if we want to. Yes,
and we started saying, what happened to boredom? Right? And
you just kind of can't be bored anymore.
Speaker 1: No, we need constant which put echo chamber of our
own ideas, which means we're not going to learn anything
unless we break the cycle.
Speaker 2: So we need to stop. But at the same time,
it's kind of hard when I got a guy who's
sucking toes and I got this over here, and you know,
and I lost ninety minutes while laying in bed last
night just scrolling through TikTok.
Speaker 1: Because you're curiosity. How do you pull this off?
Speaker 2: Isn't it like right?
Speaker 1: The mechanics of it?
Speaker 3: Some of the stuff I see, I'm like, what the
fuck if I'm going what the fuck on certain stuff,
you know I'm and then it's really really messed up.
That's fair.
Speaker 2: But I mean we have surveillance everywhere, so.
Speaker 1: Special like flavored toe polishes and whatnot for this type.
Speaker 2: I guess if you're really into it. Yeah, well, if
you're just going, you could get like hoof and mouth disease,
which is not really hoof and mouth disease from that.
Kids get it. It's like rush in their mouth, a
flesh peeling, and it's painful, and uh, it's usually you
get It's like I think it's like a form of strap.
Don't quote me up.
Speaker 1: It probably is, but it's bad.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't think it's uh it's nothing that is
their handfoot in mouth disease. Yeah, yeah, handfoot in mouth disease.
But it's like because they're putting their feet in their
hands in their mouth. I but I don't think you
can get it as adult. I just go. We have
so many cameras and things in there. There's so much awareness,
there's so much security, and yet this shit still happens
and people are not turned off by it. But yet
the constant exposure, Like I you can go and see
what your friends are up to right now if you
wanted to, if you if you had, if you weren't
angry with somebody and you wanted to go confront them,
you may be able to find out where they are
because of their's social media. Like I say, we're telling
ourselves or what they're up there, or who they're with,
or what they're doing, or what's really going on. You know.
Speaker 1: I remember when I started dating Beth. A guy that
used to date Beth found out that she was with
me based on just you.
Speaker 2: Know, social media. Yeah, saw pictures, no like for some.
Speaker 1: Reason, like her her snapchat, like told her where, told
everybody where she was.
Speaker 3: Happened to me too. I found out about the dating
Dan Dan the same way for real. Yeah that's cool.
I always liked Beth, you know, she was always she
was talented and nice. But you ever heard Okay, I
got a story. I don't know if I've ever told
this story before. I think you guys just started dating.
So we met enough, but we were we were a
bit to billies. I don't know if if they played
that night or if we what we were doing, what
we're doing. So she sat and we had we had
a drink right here, just talking. She's cool. I mean,
all of a sudden, one of the regulars decides, do
you allow Billy Joel only has one or two great
great songs? So I end up arguing with this I
wonder best for members this because I ended up arguing
with this guy and totally ignored her. Totally ignored nor
because I'm arguing stick sticking up for Billy Joel, you know,
having about thirty great songs.
Speaker 2: Right right?
Speaker 1: So yeah, okay I didn't. I didn't know this, but
I think she said, like she found out. I think
I told her. Yeah, no, I've told her this story
and she said, I don't remember going on a date
with market.
Speaker 3: It wasn't a date. It wasn't a date. Okay, it
wasn't she was doing she just.
Speaker 1: Got done wrapping up yet. But you guys just happen
to be sitting.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I said, you want to drink and stuff like that.
It was it wasn't Eve opposed to a date.
Speaker 1: Okay, she did tell me that story.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, so you've heard this story.
Speaker 2: Yeah, arguing with you?
Speaker 1: But what did I do?
Speaker 2: Nothing?
Speaker 3: This is the greatest well you would argue and ignore somebody. Oh,
that's my problem. You know what I mean where I'm
good conference. She's a musician. I mean a lot of musication.
I like music.
Speaker 1: You know she's you've managed bands.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so yeah, I played too.
Speaker 1: Yeah what I know?
Speaker 3: I played me? I played instruments.
Speaker 2: What the tambourine? Fuck you for real? I played? Actually
you've actually played instrument? Yeah I have. I can't. I
can't play ship So I don't know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so it wasn't a date because Noel, all right,
well this is good. Knock it's it's a little awkward
for me.
Speaker 2: Got awkward. I like it.
Speaker 3: I like starting to get up. Well you made it awkward.
Speaker 1: Why?
Speaker 3: I just I didn't know, you.
Speaker 1: Said, I'm gonna tell the story. It sounds like that
you guys have gone on a date. You both said, no,
it wasn't a date. We just she was wrapping up,
you were talking, you had a drink, you bought her drink,
and then all of a sudden, the billy Joe argument
breaks out.
Speaker 3: Did she tell you that? Did she? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Okay, she told me that story.
Speaker 3: Yeah, never want to date.
Speaker 2: No, I don't dat anybody. Well, but maybe that changes now,
I don't know. Yeah, maybe summer remark baby.
Speaker 3: It says, the summer under a mark. Holy shit, holy ship,
look out, ladies, summer of Mark. I'm gonna be hanging
out on Fairport a lot.
Speaker 1: For the summer of what's the rest of the West Side.
Speaker 2: They just do they do for Mark, for Dan. I'm
Bill Moran, will see you.
Speaker 1: Tomorrow, excites at Fairport. Please, somewhere in the battle