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Speaker 2: Well, Hello and Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas. Yes we can
say that again.
Speaker 4: Now it's Trump's America, right, we could finally say it again.
Speaker 2: This could be the greatest Christmas, the best Christmas.
Speaker 5: And have I believen president?
Speaker 2: Yet? Danny's here? Whoos here? Woo's math. We shouldn't say Boo,
I should say bath and Cavin is here setting up.
Speaker 1: Carrie said hell no, yeah what happens? Yes, things do
could wash her hair? Well, this could be a total disaster.
Speaker 2: We don't know.
Speaker 1: We're running around today trying to make sure that we
had stuff for the the guest, the holiday party and
you know that sort of thing, and get it all done.
Speaker 2: That Boo is here.
Speaker 1: I have to say, Beth, I have two things I'd
like to say to Beth, Oh dear. One hats off.
Two teachers. I have been substitute teaching. I love the kids,
but I have a way different world than the teachers do.
I don't have a standard.
Speaker 2: I get to be me.
Speaker 1: I get to see the kids and meet the kids
where they are. Some of the classes I'm just assisting,
so I can really right. But it's funny how you
can really bond with the kids and then I'm like,
you know, I'll hear the kids go oh, that teachers this,
That teachers that, And I'm like, yeah, because they got
to raise your score.
Speaker 2: There's pressure upon them. They've got rules that they have
to follow. It's just me, baby, what are you saying?
I donlike you. He can tell a dick joke, you can't.
Speaker 1: No, well yeah no I can't do that either. But
it's just I go, man, it is that looks like
that's a rough gig.
Speaker 6: It really is.
Speaker 7: I mean again, yeah, you love the kids, but there's
just so many things that go into it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like but all all the things, all the planning,
all the everything, whether it be just your class or
the fire drill thing, and the safety plans and this.
Speaker 7: And then no more and get done with your plans.
And they're like, oh, by the way, we have an assembly.
Oh by the way, we're doing this today.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's it's unbelievable and the other and the kids
are great, but the parents are assholes, right, Well, the
parents can be really obviously, I'm sure that can be tough. Well,
I know that could be tough, definitely, Yeah right, I
mean because what happens I mean your music, right, correct,
So what happens with the parents to you?
Speaker 7: Well, because I'm teaching general music. I don't have much
interaction with except for the musical that I direct. But
it can get dicey at times when they're unhappy.
Speaker 4: Why does my kid done have a recording contract yet?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 7: They they get opinionated at times because we're not matching
their particular style of parenting. Okay, but it's it's awkward
at times, Yeah, definitely.
Speaker 1: And then the other thing I wanted to say was, uh,
sometimes your husband very vociferous.
Speaker 2: Wow s a t work.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you learn that substant he can get you get
that big that you know he dan can get. Ah,
he's passionate. Love the passion love the passion from dare best?
Speaker 5: Does the Josh Allen of husbands?
Speaker 6: Do you want to where that life actually came from?
Speaker 2: So you haven't wons what you're saying. So who said that?
Speaker 8: You?
Speaker 9: You said you're I said, I said, yeah, you know best,
I really have the Josh Allen of husbands.
Speaker 2: Not an m v P.
Speaker 4: He doesn't won a Super Bowl, I don't want to
play Okay.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but he's what he's really saying in the low key,
as the kids say, low key way, he carries the marriage.
That's what he's trying to say, and I don't think
that's true.
Speaker 2: We all.
Speaker 1: Beth is the Detroit Lions of this marriage. Well there
you go, Okay, she carries it. Are you nervous about Sunday?
Speaker 2: I don't know if I'm nervous as I am resigned.
I already think they're gonna lose. I got the Lion
seven to three.
Speaker 1: Well, last night watching the forty nine ers of the Rams,
that was all my god, scoring game in the Rams
Beth Coast.
Speaker 2: That was awful. Yeah, yeah, it was. It was painful,
painful to watch. I'm going to bed. Is this bad? Yeah?
Why couldn't the Bills beat these guys?
Speaker 5: Know, well, it's wet.
Speaker 2: I have something to do with it. Well, it is wet.
And it was also like quick turnaround for them. Yeah.
Speaker 1: They went from a Sunday afternoon East Coast or no
West West Coast game that was a West Coast game
to a Thursday night game. And that's a quick turnaround.
Speaker 2: It's a quick turnaround. Its beat one of those teams. Yes,
But like the story now, is brock Purty like the
Niners carry him?
Speaker 5: Which they do?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, like he made like and Doug Gottlie
made this point today.
Speaker 9: He goes, you could take fifteen quarterbacks with the Niners
and they would all win super Bowls to get to
to get to party because in other words, I think
parties of mediocre quarterback, which to me is actually a
compliment in a way, because he was mister irrelevant.
Speaker 5: He was the last guy picked in the draft.
Speaker 9: Those guys never do anything, ever, and he ended up
going to a super Bowl, and he came close the
second time he heard his knee in that one championship
game he got injured.
Speaker 5: I mean, he's not a heck of a job.
Speaker 9: And a lot of that's Kyle Shanahan, and Kyle Shanahan.
You know, he's been able to do that with a
couple of quarterbacks, but not all of his quarterbacks. So
I think you have to attribute that to Shanahan, the
fact that he was that party, stowing a rookie deal
that he could afford all these name guys, which by
the way, he drafted. These weren't free agents. These were
all home grown Niners.
Speaker 2: So and then on the flip side, the Rams were surging.
Yeah they are, which I don't like.
Speaker 9: Lookout, Niners, look out, I'm sorry lookout Lions and look
out Eagles.
Speaker 5: Here come the Rams.
Speaker 2: Yeah that's a good point. The right time, Yeah, just
the right time. I kind of like that.
Speaker 5: By the way, my time super Bowl prediction was Chief Rams.
Speaker 2: Oh that it was yes, Chief through in five. So
it's like it's like it's the r gags to play
in that that Super Bowl.
Speaker 1: Man. I was out today doing uh like the Christmas
shopping things. I was grabbing some stuff for people and
the rest for the party. And it is insane. It's
the economy back, like everybody's out there for about six weeks. No,
it's like I'm not kidding. I saw people and that
it's just like spend, spend, spend. You can't find parking
spots in certain stores.
Speaker 2: You can't.
Speaker 1: You got to like have your absolute best driving skills,
parking lot driving skills on because no, I mean people
are just not paying attention.
Speaker 2: They're zipping through. You got old ladies who are going
this way or that.
Speaker 1: Every store everywhere from I'm telling you from Pittsford to
Leo's in East Rochester to uh Century everywhere.
Speaker 9: It was like line, I think, I think this country
has had it so good for so long, but you
look at the national debt. I think the national that
as a microcosm or a macrocosm of the idea that
Americans just like, hey, we'll figure it out later. Yeah,
I guess, I mean, rack up the debt now, we'll
figure out how to pay it later.
Speaker 1: But we were I mean even the dollar store, the
dollar store. Dollar Store was hopping had a line that
went out and down an aisle. And some lady comes
and goes, does she know I'm gonna tell her. I'm
going to tell her that the line goes down and
around the corner and out down an aisle.
Speaker 2: So she did, and I was wondering for her to
get her head bit off. You should have raised her
and told on.
Speaker 1: She said, she went and they got another person up there.
But and she said, the only reason I'm doing that
is they're only seeing who's in front of them. They're
not seeing that this line now sneaks all the way around.
And yeah, dollar store had the biggest line, so maybe.
Speaker 9: The let me say this, I've always said this in Rochester,
like it's kind of like a game of tetris. Right
when something is actually going well on one side of town,
the other side suffers and vice versa. You remember Park Point, Yeah,
in our okay, nobody goes there anymore. Nobody talks about
a lot because there's only like three stores in there now.
Park Point is basically just become Barns and Noble's not there,
and Bargs and Noble closed down years ago.
Speaker 2: There.
Speaker 9: I mean there's only like there's an Indian in the restaurant,
a loving Cup, and I think some like business that's.
Speaker 4: Right, that's it the college, right, but are trying to
lure Belichick college town itself at the University of Rochester.
Speaker 9: When one office opens, another one closes, there's like a
like a new storefront closes. I mean, they never have
a full plaza of store front. There's always two or
three sometimes four empty store.
Speaker 1: From I wonder if they're charging astronomical rates for rent.
That's why I probably aren't doing that. And then you go,
if you lower the rent, would it start to float
all boats in that area? You know, you get the
foot track traffic, you get the stuff, and incrementally raise
the rate when it has the base to support it.
Speaker 9: It's also kind of misleading, like Spectrum has like three
or four those so they actually knock down a few
walls in some of those, we'll take up all this space.
So it's really not as powerful and as bucketful as
they made it out to be when they opened this
place up.
Speaker 1: Now, I think the the idea was, you know, would
be supported by ri T and then College Town by
u of R.
Speaker 9: Right, but then like summertime comes, then what you know,
if people want to be at the by the water,
they want to be at the lake.
Speaker 5: They don't want to be like in the city, like
drinking on.
Speaker 8: A you know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but college Town has a lot more doctors and
stuff that live there year round, and the residents and
stuff for the hospital. So it's a little bit more
packed than Rit's Park point all right, Like it looks
like a coast town.
Speaker 2: Yeah, seriously, Wow, that's too bad.
Speaker 9: So but I mean you drive you drive through Henrietta, Man,
every parking lots loaded, every restaurant loaded.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying. There's a weight at Red Robin,
there's a weight. Yeah, I was the waight. How was
the way that the taily? Hell with all that glitter
on your face? How did I get glitter? I don't
even know sex today? How bad is it? It's shiny?
It keeps every time the light that said it gets
me in the eye. All right, it's right here, Yeah,
all right. Well I don't want to look like I'm
picking my nose, but yeah, I uh, I don't know
where it came from. It must be.
Speaker 1: I mean, I've been running around. I grabbed different holiday things.
I have no idea should we give. Should I give
Danny his gift and you your gift?
Speaker 5: It's up to you.
Speaker 2: Is your show? Well I I so I went.
Speaker 1: You know, I was running around trying to grab different things,
and then I'm wondering where the glitter came from.
Speaker 2: Had to be something.
Speaker 5: It could be the ornaments from the tree.
Speaker 2: Yes happens. Yes, I still stand by it. Well, you
know what it is.
Speaker 5: It's those glasses that Doug Phelps got you, the reindeer.
Speaker 4: Glasses that has not been there for four days. It's
dan okay, it's.
Speaker 2: The tally Oh.
Speaker 1: I don't even think those chicks were litter anymore. Stop
by mjays. And then you swung down to the Yeah.
Speaker 2: It is, that's it, exactly. Oh the tally Ho is
that still open? I believe so?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah it is, Yes, yes it is. You're exactly right. Yeah,
I went there to uh interview some of the girls
once some lunch. Ask a stripper, Yeah, I had a
fur burger.
Speaker 2: It was no see she left it.
Speaker 1: It was a terrible joke. Terrible joke it is. But no,
it's not even hack because it's like below hack. Wow, yeah,
I would say below hack.
Speaker 2: Well hack? Is he doing? Doug set now? Now you
know he's gonna get very sensitive, sends the step out
of yours. Hey, Doug opened up.
Speaker 5: It is Doug. A couple of times. He does a
nice job.
Speaker 2: He's opened up at the comedy, at the Carlson. Yes,
Doug knows I'm busting his balls. Yeah, well we like
to bust stuff. Of course, this is fine. Doug gets
all the story is you bust people's balls when they're
not here.
Speaker 1: Well I did, right to his face. I love busting
his balls to his face because he gets all.
Speaker 2: Come on, come on, you know it's a fluster.
Speaker 1: Who takes the ball busting? Where's Doug or Danny? Uh,
Danny's pretty good.
Speaker 2: I think it's the ball busting. Yeah, I know you're
chilling around uns you mean it? That's okay too. I
don't care, but I don't know.
Speaker 1: Back in the day Danny would get would you can
tell Danny I can.
Speaker 5: Get flustered because because Tommy knew how to hit me hard.
Speaker 9: It's like I'm going to attack his sparts knowledge and
that will and his Christianity and that will really and
his father, his dead dad, and that dam his sister.
The sister part didn't bother because that's just guys being guys.
Tommy knew how to he knew how to twist that.
Speaker 2: Night he did.
Speaker 5: But it made me strong. Why don't you gonna grow
a gd spine?
Speaker 2: Did it make you stronger? Actually? Did? Okay?
Speaker 9: I learned a lot from I always approached life like
like live life like Tommy like he just doesn't care.
You could make fun of him. He laughs it off
like life is a joke to those who think. And
Tommy's a thinker, and he taught me a lot like hey, man,
laugh it off, man.
Speaker 5: Don't take yourself so serious.
Speaker 2: You can't take it all too seriously. I can't. I
have a situation now where somebody called me today going
you know, I know you've been through a lot of ship.
How do you hate it? You can't look at it
all all the whole.
Speaker 1: Thing right because it's just it'll it'll tell you him
drinking where it'll wear you out, it'll kill you.
Speaker 2: Take little bite a lot of help from Track Daniels. Yeh, drinking,
vacation drinking and gummies. That's how you get through anything.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but I mean, yeah, we didn't have gummies when
we were back in.
Speaker 1: But a little bit at a time, right, you take
one thing and you go, I'm going to do this
and move forward, and just keep moving forward. You'll get
through it.
Speaker 2: You know, it's not nothing's all that bad, is it.
Nothing's all that bad. It's not not even the kids
in school that's bad, not all that bad.
Speaker 9: Megan Kelly was talking about something the other night that like,
now there's this new term. It's like normalizing, normalizing pain,
right the kids nowadays I have to have a fear
or a phobia or a depression.
Speaker 2: I forgot that term for I should look it up.
Speaker 9: And it's like it's like, because if you're actually happy,
that's not normal because we've now normalized.
Speaker 2: Paid and suffering and idiocy and it being depressed.
Speaker 5: And it's like, no, life's not that bad. You live
in America, you live at the top of the world's
food chain. Enjoy it.
Speaker 2: It's not that bad.
Speaker 5: It's not.
Speaker 2: Nothing is that bad.
Speaker 5: You got to change the way you look at it.
Speaker 2: Man, and and all these fears. Nothing lasts forever. No,
not even enjoy.
Speaker 5: Jesus was always present. Enjoy the rest.
Speaker 2: Say that I'm not I'm not not Jesus. Nothing the holidays.
Nobody messed with Jesus. Hey, Zeus, my Jesus. I don't
know if I messed Withyus either? Has uh Have you
seen Danny shirt? Did?
Speaker 1: I almost bought a shirt today, the sweater that had
a spot to put my drink in. I almost I
almost had a pocket for your drink, like your beer
or whatever.
Speaker 2: I almost brought you a Guinness or a Jamison Christmas water.
Oh really, I would have put it right on. I
know you would have. It wouldn't have come off to
the new year. No, not at all, not at all.
What is the what is the burilla plant for Christmas? Yeah?
So that's birthdays the day? Why is Beth so well?
Because why is Beth laughing?
Speaker 5: Every year she goes?
Speaker 2: You get yourself all stressed out over You must drive
her nuts.
Speaker 9: No, I don't think I drive her nuts. I think
I think she gets upset that I go overboard for
her for Christmas and and her birthday. Okay, she doesn't
think so that's not no, her birthday said day after Christmas. Yeah,
so she's always been shafted all these years.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's my grandfather's birthday was today. So I gotta
I gotta go above and beyond for the holiday for
my wife. Okay. So and I try to do that
the best I can.
Speaker 5: I really do the problem, the problem the best I can.
Speaker 2: The problem is I don't get in a sweet magic
johnsing jers this year, damn it.
Speaker 9: But the thing is, though, is that like the day
after her birthday is like nobody's around because they're all
like traveling for the holidays.
Speaker 2: So it's just it's just us. See, you're gonna throw
a surprise party or something like in the New Year.
Speaker 5: It wouldn't be a surprise if I did no in
the New.
Speaker 2: Year, but maybe possibly surprise. Yeah yeah, not this year.
Speaker 9: I'm saying, you're supposed to throw me a surprise fortieth
birthday party. I was told in the pandemic hit. So
that put the kaibash on that surprised. It's me and
the cats, and that's all.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Somebody was saying to me today how much they missed
the pandemic. They got a lot of reading done. They
were able to just sort of hunkered down.
Speaker 5: They have to go back to the office.
Speaker 1: No demands, no demands to have any you know, be anywhere,
do anything for anybody.
Speaker 2: You know, you don't have to go anywhere.
Speaker 1: Yeah, most of your kids, their kids were kind of
on their own out, even like the.
Speaker 4: High school sports because Sam played during the pandemic and
they only allowed two parts is to people per player.
Speaker 2: In the Yeah. Yeah, yeah, and you got all your
them you have your own space spread out. We went
to a game tonight. It was sold out in there
is not a place to stand, and I'm like, I
miss COVID.
Speaker 9: Yeah, well no, our neighbors I think we're COVID people
were like, oh, thank god there's a pandemic.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because they don't like.
Speaker 5: Leave with the house.
Speaker 2: No, but it kind of normalizes it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they're like door dash.
Speaker 2: It's like I missed door dash.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's kids now, you've got intermediate kids, right, middle school. Yeah,
so the kids in high school sometimes door dash food
and they're not supposed to.
Speaker 2: Yeah, some of them want to. Yeah, middle school.
Speaker 1: But they don't. Yeah, so somebody intercepted it at the door.
Another student gets called out of the office because he's
seen on camera. And then it finds out that that
kid is not the one that ordered it, but he
ate the burger king in the that came in. He's like, well,
they broke the rules.
Speaker 2: I'm just that would be hall, that would be home monitor.
Speaker 10: Dan.
Speaker 2: That's phenomenal, phenomenal, you get all that right. It's a
totally different world. Now I could have food delivered wherever
I am. Crumble cookie could come right to me. It's amazing.
It's like, I go, just big, Dan, finish the power,
the power, Dan. When was the last time you had
a crumble cookie? Oh gosh, it's been It's been twenty
four long hours. No, I think Danny has to put
six weeks. Yeah, oh really that soon? H October I thought,
I thought, no, I didn't have any November. I looked
because something.
Speaker 9: He'll send me a text going, hey, are you being
held against your will? We haven't seen you in a while.
Speaker 4: I had a pie cookies November.
Speaker 9: They actually will send you a text going, hey, we
haven't seen you in a long time.
Speaker 2: Want to come back? At thirty percent off of them. Really,
Oh yeah yeah, oh they got youa they got you.
Speaker 9: But man, those cookies are like crack cocaine. I've ever
tried those things. I've heard Yeah, they're amazing.
Speaker 2: Wow, but I have it.
Speaker 5: And now they got the little mini cookies.
Speaker 9: Which are like regular cookies for regular people. Uh huh,
but they call them minies because their regular cookie is
so huge.
Speaker 2: Dan can eat four of those mini cookies and sitting.
Speaker 5: Beth gets mad when I bring them home.
Speaker 2: You did you really have to do this? Did you really?
That's like two entire meals? Wow? It is right, Yeah,
we just lost all this weight? Did you really have? Okay,
here's then like a weekly?
Speaker 5: Did you eat my cookie?
Speaker 2: Like what I thought you didn't want the cookies? Well?
I didn't say that, Kevin. You know the the python
on that came in. It took me two days to
finish it. You see, Matt three? How much that thing weighed? Yeah?
Three pounds, three pounds, three pounds for the paisano. What's that?
It's this sandwich that we chicken cutlet oh, okay, with
gool and all the Italian meats and lots of fresh man.
Speaker 1: I put that in the air fryer. I cut the
half in half, put it in the air. I ate
it one day and then ate the other half the
other day the next day. So it took me three
days to finish that sandwich.
Speaker 4: I got the half of eight here, and I think
the other half cut somehow taken by I can't imagine.
Speaker 2: It doesn't rhyme with Reiler. Btb's got great food. Yeah
they do, Yeah, great food. They do it like a
lot of a lotus.
Speaker 9: When you think of like a lot of restaurants like
take take the chains out of it. When you think
of like bar restaurants, a lot of them, like you know,
really don't do you know, like like food justice.
Speaker 2: These guys are like it's like almost gourmet food. It is.
Speaker 1: Yes, they do a great job. We'll take a moment
when we come back. Maybe we do a little gift thing.
I think Greg Connors is going to be joining us.
They know on who else there are other people who
may mingle in, may not, may come after we're all done.
Speaker 2: I have no idea, that's the part it. Yeah, it's
just he's going great.
Speaker 5: Come about it.
Speaker 2: A crapshoot.
Speaker 1: Somebody asked, what is Dan drinking these days, I said water,
who asked somebody? Okay, somebody asked, we are on a
strict booze.
Speaker 2: Drinking gotta get booze out.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's a strict what eminem perm don't have to
tell her twice?
Speaker 2: Alright? Who gets to all that?
Speaker 5: She's got all our iron smoke chips?
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Speaker 1: This is uh, This is exciting here tonight time. Yeah,
well there's a lot of there's lots of things. I'm
I'm very happy that Schriff Baxter has uh come in
because all the stuff that has gone on this year,
it's been pretty impressive with the I mean that whole
thing where you guys were able to help find you know,
missing people, missing bodies.
Speaker 2: It's been some really good police work lately.
Speaker 1: Yes, it's the Sheriff's department doing all this great work, right,
I mean.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the boys and girls been busy.
Speaker 11: Yeah, you know, we always come in here and talk
like the but these guys are great cops.
Speaker 2: They are right.
Speaker 1: I know, you get early on all the time talking yes,
and I like doing that. I like you saying how
you know that job? But I don't know how you
do the job just in a day. I remember hearing
Chief Barnes breakdown one day. One thing that happened in Fairport. Fairport,
quiet right, not as not as And it I just
was like a variety of stuff, the variety.
Speaker 2: And at one time, at one time he's got towns.
Speaker 12: Yes, you're looking for a missing cat in a tree
and the next thing you got body parts all over right, right,
But I mean it's.
Speaker 1: By the cat, but the whole thing, how about the
whole way you guys did the thirty thirty thousand pounds
wheeler that that was stolen out of the Like, we
had that guy and he was singing your praises for helping.
Speaker 2: Track that down.
Speaker 12: That was an amazing just the investigation and now we're
able to put together we're very close to putting some
good charges and so and so we're looking forward to
that day.
Speaker 2: Obviously they put together is amazing.
Speaker 1: I told that the owner of that company and I
think it was, uh, what was the name of Seanfico, Yeah,
Sean Fico ap ap AP Enterprises. I see, that's the
kind of motivation you need from employees. That guy needs
a job. He was able to get that thing. He
taught himself how to drive it, and then he took
off thirty miles in it.
Speaker 2: When the investigation.
Speaker 11: It's amazing because he was coming out of Livingston County Warner.
Speaker 12: This ended up in Livingston County, so that yeah, k
it weird, but ironically he's from Livingston County and in
good Livingston County deputies and encounter earlier in the day
or a couple of days before making some statements on
body warm camera that that's gonna work perfect for us
later on the investigation.
Speaker 11: It's the system all comes together.
Speaker 2: These guys work great.
Speaker 12: It's like a it's like a science project where they
just put this all together and they got a formula.
They keep on you in the formula investigations. But they're
able to solve these crimes across county lines.
Speaker 2: And it's pretty fun to watch.
Speaker 1: I mean, she watched the holidays and stuff. I got
to think that this time of year does this slow
down speed up? Is there more domestic instances this time?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 11: Yeah, we always, you know, the domestics come hard this
time of year.
Speaker 12: You know, it's a difficult time of year if you're
having trouble at home or you got financial issues or
something like that. But uh, and also, you know what
the thing that's amazed me over a few years in
COVID helped with that didn't help them much, but helped
with dwis you know our numbers that are significantly down.
Speaker 11: Good thing because always even the young people are uber it.
Speaker 12: You know, as people go through Fairport knowing I mean
you come out at two o'clock in the morning, a Fairport.
Speaker 2: You see a line of ubers just waiting. That's the
right way to do it, right, Wow, No.
Speaker 1: One's drinking and driving it No, it is, it is,
and it's a whole different way these kids grew up.
I was just saying, like everything helps the economy. It
helps the economy. Everything's on demand though, everything's on your phone.
You can have any kind of food you want brought
right to your door.
Speaker 2: It's on demand. But Mary, I've tried to it just
doesn't work. Like it wasn't development.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean there is r I t you know.
I'm sure they could probably figure something out over there,
figure out your wife.
Speaker 2: Okay, Yeah, I don't know how that goes over you know.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying, I'm thinking the holidays for you too.
I'm not sure how that's gonna be. Just I'm just saying,
not the worst. In the Sheriff Cat Domestic Podcast, Greg.
Speaker 2: Conners is here as well.
Speaker 1: Greg came in from Buffalo tonight, got all the all
the holiday cheer and all the stuff. Thank you for
coming in, but uh, Danny is already resigned to this
weekend's game.
Speaker 2: Do you mean tell them that? What what do you mean?
On the podcast, you resigned. I think they're gonna lose Greg.
I'm sorry, Oh Danny, you have little faith.
Speaker 8: I mean, do come on, you can't.
Speaker 9: I just I yeah, he's wearing the hat to Yeah.
I mean, I'm just a realist, that's all. Well, I'll say,
let's look at it this way. I mean, they played,
They couldn't. They couldn't beat the Rams playing his own defense.
So now you're gonna beat the Lions doing the same
thing with the two headed monster in the backfield and
like seventeen different receivers to throw the ball to.
Speaker 5: If they could get the golf, they go off.
Speaker 2: They got a shot.
Speaker 8: Well, first of all, in terms of in terms of
against the run, the best defense running to play against
their own is his own. You've got to have it.
You have your guys in check. You can have him
anywhere from three to seven off and you're there to
fill the holes. The biggest issue for me coming off
of that Rams game was their defensive line. They didn't
have the energy. Uh they they did, they didn't have
the discipline and they didn't they didn't bring it like
they should have. I mean, that was the biggest disciplinement
I had coming I thought the secondary played pretty well
in LA you have. There's only probably three or four
quarterbacks the NFL can make the throws that he that
Stafford made play after.
Speaker 2: A to those receivers.
Speaker 8: And by the way, those are two of the best
receivers in the NFL. That to tandem is probably probably
one of the best. Miami's tanem is pretty strong too.
Uh And and they played the best game they played
all year. And by the way, the Bills played one
of the worst games. They were horrible on their defensive line.
Secondary was was okay. Linebacking corps was like a C minus.
Defensive line was a D. Secondary was maybe C plus
B minus. Special teams was an F absolute F.
Speaker 2: Do you think the point? I mean, I'm crazy.
Speaker 4: I'm taking the Lions. You know why, because I've been
mal liked all season. I haven't picked one right yet.
Speaker 2: So yeah, there you go.
Speaker 5: Can you use the word malo like if you're not Italian?
Speaker 2: Yes you can, Okay, whatever I want, Poppy boopy.
Speaker 8: And the other thing about the the one thing about
the Lions that gives me a little bit of trepidation
is our our special teams have been horrible and the
Lions actually in the top five in the NFL and
special teams. That gives me the biggest concern offense defenses.
I think we scored up against them special teams. It's lopsided.
They were much better special teams.
Speaker 5: So you're taking the Lions.
Speaker 2: I am okay, I hope I'm wrong.
Speaker 5: I'm not saying I hope I'm wrong, man.
Speaker 8: And the reason is there's one reason. Josh Allen.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but that's the point that Craig picked against the Bills.
I'd probably folt the turn down I wrote, I wrote,
I wrote.
Speaker 9: A whole column for The Times this week about how
like it's like Josh Allen, Josh Allen, Josh Allen. He's
He's not just the best player in football. He may
be the greatest, most talented quarterback ever. He's a dynastic talent.
We are wasting not a quarterback, we are wasting a
possible dynasty because this poor kid, who's the second best player.
Speaker 2: On this team.
Speaker 9: I don't know, Dion Dawkins, I don't know, look around,
I don't know Whereas with Kelly, it was, is it
thurmon or is it Bruce? Well, we know it's one
or the other, and then then it's.
Speaker 2: The other guy, and then it's we know it's not.
Speaker 1: But to your point, I I ask you this, and
I asked Danny this. He didn't agree. But I've read
in the Athletic a couple of weeks ago Matt Milano
coming back, would it be detrimental to the team because
they had sort of worked out a rhythm and we're
doing well, and now you get him back in there,
and do you sort of defer to him as the
captain leader of the defense. I don't know if you
saw that was that part of their problem or not
at all. I mean you did say that the linebacking
corps was a.
Speaker 8: C Yeah, I do think that. I think with Milonald's
addition in that game it wasn't as help. I think
they probably could have done better with with Williams. Yeah,
but you got to you got to get Milano in there.
He's got to get his reps, he's got to get
the flow, he's got to get timing down. There's a
big thing. It's a cadence, right, It's like dancing. Your
defensive guys are going where they've got to be. You've
got to be where you've got to be, and it's
all about getting into the You've got to get your
reps so you can get that cadence. He doesn't have
it yet. He's got to play these games right now
in order to get the cadence. What happens right now
is important, but it's not the critical. What's critical is
what happens in January. Yes, we've already got our ticket
to the tournament, it's where do we do? What do
we do in January?
Speaker 2: And I understand that. What's what you mean?
Speaker 9: My whole thing is why is it always we're getting
everybody's best game? And in January that's where you're gonna
do it. You're gonnaet aybody's best game. That's where I'm
a little nervous out and.
Speaker 2: Get it out of their system.
Speaker 9: Great, awesome, but you don't want to have to play
that first round playoff game. Now it looks like that's
more likely, that's more potential for injuries. Last year, I mean,
the Kansas City and Buffalo went wall to wall and
the missing pieces were kind of obvious and it went
all the way down to the wire, you know, So,
I mean that's that's part of it. The other thing
is I that defense can't get to the quarter in
the last three playoff elimination games, actually all of them.
They couldn't get to the quarterback, not in one of them.
And they didn't have a situational running game in any
of those.
Speaker 2: And that's that's scary. Now.
Speaker 9: I think they could figure out the run part, although
they didn't run well against the Rams, but the defensive part,
I mean, in the special teams and the coaching decision
making that was that was head scratching.
Speaker 5: And those are the types of games you're gonna be
playing in January.
Speaker 8: So when you're watching the game, you've got to watch.
When you watch Vaughn and you watch Russo and you
watch Epanessa, you can tell when these guys are in
their rhythm and and it's a game by game situation.
I knew that Vaughn was not on his a game
in LA when in the first quarter he gets an
outside rush and what he normally does is he hits
and then he goes low. So he gets the tackle
at the waist and then he goes low because those
guys lose their balance are so big, and then he's
so fast, so athletic. He then curls underneath and then
he gets to the quarterback Vaughan was hitting the guy
in the mid section and he was going up. Well,
now you're right at their strength. Their strength is their
core and a back. One of the things that Rousseau
has done really well this year when he's having an
on game is he actually gets to the edge. He
gets so low and he turns and he's almost like
parallel to the ground and he gets his head and
the inside lower than the outside part of the hip,
and then he makes the turn he gets to the quarterback.
He wasn't getting that either against the Rams. If they
can do that, and you watch the first quarter of
the game, if the Bills outside rush is getting low
and getting that turn and getting the edge, the game
is going to be there because they're going to get
to him. Then it's just a matter. Then it's just
a matter of Ed Oliver and Jordan Phillips and the
rest of those guys actually stopped in the run.
Speaker 2: Ever since he got paid, he hasn't played as well.
I got you, Dan, shut your mouth. Bills by a billion.
Speaker 8: Don't even get me started about the special team.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, guys, are you not listening? Time management? Well,
in the last couple of minutes.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you know, so I heard, I heard heard the
grape vine that uh that that was not the play
call on first and goal at the one. The play
call was, Josh, you got a score. Here's two plays you.
It's either either get yourself in, push, push, or whatever,
get yourself in or with the play call with the
first play, part of the call was you you have
you have day Davidson come around. You got the running back.
You're in a spread formation. Josh does essentially like a
little play action, and then as Davidson comes around, he's
supposed to seal the edge to get Josh on the outside,
the tight end on the the tight end at the
end is supposed to do a drag across the goal line.
You're supposed to have the backside ten and is supposed
to drag across this across the back. If one of
those guys are open, hit him if he can get in,
run in. Otherwise, show the ball at a bounds, killed
the clock, don't waste your time out. From what I understand,
Josh went up, saw that he thought he had the
angle because he's made it so many times, and then
he went and did it, but he didn't have the
push behind him because they weren't in the right formation.
He and I hadn't seen this part of the film yet,
but if you rewatch the game, and I still have
to do this. Remember the Titans game three years ago
Monday night when he slipped on that Yes, allegedly he
lost his footing when he went to push and lost
it and then he lost his foot underneath him, so
he had no push going forward and that's when he
was short. And so when Josh when they asked, I
think Mike Ketalani ask him the question in the press conference,
did you run the play that was called? And he said,
I ran the play that was called. Well, he technically did.
Josh tried to get in the end zone. These are
your two options, and he did it, and he just
chose the wrong one. And then when McDermott, who took
a ton of heat, McDermott said, you know, we got
to do a better job. He did typical McDermott took
took it for him and didn't didn't rat him out,
saying we had two plays, he chose the one and
didn't work. He didn't do that, and that's why McDermott,
that's why his players loved McDermott. That's why he has
control of the locker room. They love that guy.
Speaker 2: They'll go through a for you.
Speaker 1: We want a boss that's not gonna kind of out.
You were given an option, you took an option, you
tried it, it didn't work.
Speaker 8: Wrong decision, but hey, live for another day.
Speaker 2: Exactly.
Speaker 4: I'd bench Josh, however, as that same leader part of that,
And I've said this on the podcast before.
Speaker 8: The thing about McDermott I think is his achilles heel,
and he's a good, loyal, overly loyal person, and I
like to think I share that same achilles heel. You
can't have a block punt in the first half for
six and then on the last play of the game
have a punt with nine guys on the field.
Speaker 2: No, I've been a football a long time.
Speaker 8: I've never seen high school nor with nine guys in
the field.
Speaker 2: No, not even in high schools. Got to answer that question.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's exactly because and it gets on on who
who answers that last year it was twelve guys on.
Speaker 2: The field and they would have won game. Yeah, they
would have won the Cocacos games.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Broncos missed the field goal, but they had twelve
men on the field, so they get to kick it again,
fund them and they ended exactly fundamentals. How many times
even in policing the fundamentals right, somebody doesn't have and
I can't imagine what that would be.
Speaker 2: But and that's what they do in the end, I mean,
we're jumped.
Speaker 11: Drill the basics, Drill the basics, Drill the basics, drill
the basics.
Speaker 2: And they do that.
Speaker 11: I'm not saying they don't do it, but you know
those are silly.
Speaker 8: And in the toughest of situations that it's it's instinct
right now. One of the things was alleged what happened
was is that they weren't sure were they block in
the punt or were they returning? Was it going to
be a block? Was it gonna be a return? Somebody
was banged up on the sideline and there was a
lack of communication from within the coaching staff.
Speaker 2: Is it a block? Is it a return?
Speaker 8: And that's why they had nine But you know what,
that that's part of preparation, I mean, right, And that's
my point that that that's that's me is concern.
Speaker 9: Yeah, there's a lot of situational unawareness it's not a word,
but like there's no situational awareness sometimes with the with
the twelve men on the field last year with the
UH the Houston game, I could forgive We talked about
that that was unprecedented where you got like thirty seconds
left and you're on the one yard line, you have
ninety nine yards to go and you have to throw
like three balls because you.
Speaker 2: Have no time out. That's unprecedented. I can't kill McDermott
for that, but like.
Speaker 9: There have been so many situations where you hear McDermott
say that's on me, that's on me, and you're like,
you read it after nine guys in the field?
Speaker 2: You kidding me? Right? That's that? Or the timeout part?
Speaker 11: You know, go ahead, what are the buck stops with him?
I mean, this is right, it is.
Speaker 2: He's not can throw anybody into the butter, which is awesome.
Speaker 1: Which I think is great because then I think that
does contribute to an overall positive mentality with the team. Right,
And they were I mean Greg, they were first and
thirty and they did it like they got it a
first and thirty.
Speaker 2: Who that's the thing. And I don't know if that's
Josh or just the whole team.
Speaker 1: You know, certainly some one guy needs to buy one
guy's energy needs to be dominant over everybody else, and
they all buy in.
Speaker 8: Well, right, And it's about doing the little things right.
When it was fourth and two against the Chiefs and
they went for the play call that the Bills had
was against Manda Man, the Chiefs ran his own. They
called the perfect defense against the play call. Josh was
fortun enough to recognize it. His guys Cyrus made a
great block on Chris Jones and that he held him
just long enough where Josh was able to see a
seam and then go for it to try to get
first down and then he it for the touchdown. But
everybody's got to do their role. It's a whole team effort.
Josh gives everyone on that team to believe that if
they do what they're supposed to do, they can win
the game. And they scored forty two points. They played
the worst game they had in special teams and defense.
Speaker 2: And they almost wand that was amazing.
Speaker 8: And that's why Josh is so special is it's because
of good parenting. He's got great parents, Yes he does.
You know what I think that probably is great parents
yeah right, and we tell Jennifer and I tailgated with
them before out in La retaligating with them and their
family and his godmother and his buddies from from Fireball
and they're good, hard working, solid people.
Speaker 2: Yeah here, he can't. He didn't come up like going
to camps and all this other stuff. Like he grew
up like we're having a job on a farm. He
played three sports, like.
Speaker 9: If I if I play college football, great, not look
where he's at. We got people like from like six
years old, All right, I'm gonna be trained an NFL quarterback.
Speaker 1: And sometimes this is always the best thing. Repetitive injuries, right,
repetitive ess.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 8: One of the most interesting people through my professional career
in terms of like athletes and parents and all that
that I've met are Josh's parents. They are the most humble.
They're the most hard working, down to earth like like
if you know, when I talk about Horne all parents, right,
they don't have like aspirations that their kids are going
to change the world. They're like they just want on
the work hard, be a nice person that doesn't work,
and that's what his parents are. His parents are the
exact same way.
Speaker 2: But do they like the Hollywood girlfriend.
Speaker 8: So he actually his father did share with me that
she's very nice, she's very down to earth, uh, and
that and that they love her and that they think
she's great.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's definitely just came in and as the holiday
party continues. Yes, I'm sure she is very down to
earth anybody.
Speaker 8: And the comment was that she's more like in tune
to Josh's values than somebody that he knew.
Speaker 2: She's still bad mouth and him.
Speaker 1: There is no way, yes, there's no way that her
Instagram account got hacked to write this thing.
Speaker 2: And my my boyfriend doesn't have CTE or whatever. He
owns a team and doesn't have Okay, yeah, come on.
Speaker 8: Gets hacked all the time, and.
Speaker 2: It doesn't it you know what I wanted to send
saraff Baxter's here.
Speaker 1: And one story that was national all week was the
killing of the CEO of United Healthcare. And we talk
about good police work and stuff, but kind of being aware,
I joked that in Altuna, Pennsylvania, that how many people
saw this guy and then go, that's a tuna.
Speaker 2: Come on, he's not in Altunauna, are right?
Speaker 13: Everybody goes out, well, he's eating in the McDonald's at
Tuna and I and I even joke like, you know,
all of a sudden, dispatch calls out, hey, Johnson, get
down McDonald's.
Speaker 2: They think they got the guy. But you know, while
you're there, get me a mcgriddell.
Speaker 1: Because But the thing is, like, you never know. So
when all these police agencies work together, right, this stuff
goes out. I mean it's got to be taken very
very seriously. And it was all over everywhere. It was
I think an employee that ended up calling it in. Uh,
how does all that work with like the the inter
agency stuff.
Speaker 12: Yeah, so we have crime analysis centers that now push
out intelligence just amazing. You know, the potential vehicles, maybe
people may be in the family members, they may go
visit credit cards hit in some town three years ago,
keep an eye on that.
Speaker 11: I mean, the intelligence is amazing.
Speaker 2: The analysis that people are putting together non cops.
Speaker 11: I mean, we have great crime analysis people that put
all this together for us.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 12: But if you think about that, that guy's the he's
the trophy, right, yeah, he is. Every cop in America
wants that catch, right, This is buck Fever. So everybody's
everybody's following every lead everybody's following because you never you
hear these stories all the time, like that doesn't make sense.
Speaker 11: But everybody's following every lead because I want to make
that pinch.
Speaker 14: Right.
Speaker 2: That's that's that's what we're in the game for.
Speaker 11: Right, That's that's our touchdown is it is everybody was
looking for those eyebrows.
Speaker 2: Everybody eyebrows are standing here and the Italian guy was
getting I was working from home.
Speaker 1: I don't know if anybody saw a reporter outside. I
think it was the courthouse when he was being brought somewhere,
yells out.
Speaker 2: Luigi is me? Mario played it yesterday. Davidson said it
to me. It was like, this is unbelievable. How these Uh.
There's a picture that was made by Grak and Elon
Musk retweeted it. Right, they're at McDonald's.
Speaker 9: There's a police officer interviewing Grimace, and Grimace is pointing
to this guy dressed as Luigi from Mario.
Speaker 2: Brothers any fries of the McDonald's.
Speaker 5: With aish that's hilarious.
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Speaker 2: It's my favorite Christmas song of all time. This is
you're going to help you listen closely to this bringing
you in our house and Christmas will be Beth to
hear it.
Speaker 15: To this beautiful Christmas evening.
Speaker 2: It's my favorite Christmas song, great smaky. I can't wait.
I can't wait for Stephanie to react. Oh God, look outside,
the snowy is falling. What a sight to see.
Speaker 14: Daddy will be coming home as happy as candy.
Speaker 2: Here'll be walking through the door ten minutes after night
the bus. It's like watching the video you've seen a
million times. Even though the fucked up ship's coming, it's
gone up shot Stephanie, if you're ready the drums and
days loved this song. It's so horrible.
Speaker 6: It's must Stephanie's drums.
Speaker 2: It's gone on christ for my children the body, and
here comes, here it comes.
Speaker 15: We're sorry to interrupt this program, but a bulletin has
just been handed me. There's been a serious accident involving
the number five bus out of New Haven. The only
information we have is that the bus skitted on a
patch of ice and slammed.
Speaker 3: Into a tree.
Speaker 15: Stay tuned at this station for further detape M.
Speaker 2: Mommy, isn't that the bus Daddy ride each night? Put
your mind.
Speaker 15: Everything's all right, everyone, don't get excited.
Speaker 2: Things will be okay.
Speaker 8: Nothing bad.
Speaker 2: It's gonna happen on this Christmas day.
Speaker 8: It's gone on.
Speaker 2: Very Christmas. I'm sorry with all the children by the
greatest past.
Speaker 1: I like bath listens to the scus She could have
the middle school for chorus song.
Speaker 2: Yet for my children, the daddy.
Speaker 6: And me, what.
Speaker 2: Here we go?
Speaker 15: Kevin, Oh, ladies and gentlemen, just been handed the latest
report involving bus number five out of New Haven, and
from all indications, we're sorry to report that there were
no survivors.
Speaker 6: I've like goosebumps.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, this just can't happen. What am I
to do?
Speaker 8: Joe, tell me at the bar with someone else jokes.
Speaker 2: Up at home?
Speaker 1: Walt me down?
Speaker 8: Why are we still playing?
Speaker 2: Because you got to hear the whole thing. You can't
stop now.
Speaker 1: No, Linda Bennett put a lot of time and effort
into the song in nineteen seventy five, and I will
play it every year.
Speaker 2: Merry Christmas, everybody, No, it's late. Miss Daddy had a look, don't.
Speaker 5: Help me with these presents.
Speaker 2: So I have so many problems with this song.
Speaker 6: That's my daddy wasn't on the bus. Daddy was being nanny.
Speaker 1: No, Daddy was shopping and he missed his bus and
he just you know, and who's taking a bus? And
why are you ringing the doorbell at your own house
when you shouldn't have a gee? And I have those problems.
And what about all the people who did die? We
know there are no survivors in Busting number five, but
they just went out with their happy life, no remorse,
no anything.
Speaker 2: Yes, that is my favorite.
Speaker 1: I should have had Sam drive downe into Heaving to
take a picture of the tree for you, isn't that? Yeah,
I've played it.
Speaker 6: I like Dominic the Donky's that's the greatest.
Speaker 2: Well, Dominic the Donkey is is a favorite for many.
From Stephanie, how are you? I'm excellent? How are you?
Twenty twenty four coming to a close? Yeah, rd year?
What do we think is gonna happen for the holidays?
In the for Stephanie? Ey for me? Yeah, I hear
there's a lot of pressure. You know what pressure creates diamonds? Yes,
I just want I hear there's a lot of pressure.
Stomach aches and stomach aches. Yeah, that's true. I hear
there's a lot of pressure on them.
Speaker 6: So no, I'm splitting the holiday going to Utica and Rochester,
really both sides of the family.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, sides of the state too.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I bought like, I think thirty seven gingerbread houses, all
different shapes and sizes and things, and that's what I
want to do. Like drinking on Christmas night is like
have everyone be creative at the table. And I bought
all to a puzzle, well to a gingerbread house party,
like you know, after dinner you're full, Like what do
you do presents?
Speaker 2: Like can we just drink?
Speaker 6: I want to bond so well, I have alcohol and
we're just I got like it's like a crazy okay, yeah,
I every extra thing in frosty and sprinkle.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Ant it looks like guys can come over.
Speaker 6: My parents are cool. Well, my mom says high by the.
Speaker 2: Way, we love suit. When she was she was a favorite.
She was actually that was that this year, yeah, twenty four, No,
it was last year. It was twenty twenty three. Shoulder surgery.
Speaker 6: Last year. She'll come back.
Speaker 2: She's fully recovered, down back to sugar and full.
Speaker 6: Uh no, she's retired. Oh yeah, so she does it
on the side when she wants some cash, when she
wants to hide sneaky purchases from my dad.
Speaker 2: I need shoes, rip we find my friends.
Speaker 6: I'm like, mo, what the hell are you doing on
we're in New York mails. She's like, well, I'm hitting
up some of the older ladies that missed me some
cat wow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just like play money.
Speaker 6: Yeah, she can't stop, but my dad wants her to
stop working, so she like sneakily works and then she
goes golfing with her her money because my dad doesn't
all much.
Speaker 2: Call me cots. It's fun.
Speaker 6: So she sneaky works to sneaky golf. Yeah, or at
least golf. But he thinks it's probably like going through
a park.
Speaker 2: It's free. We knew she had that one. It's not free.
The entertainment could be free, even that whack.
Speaker 1: My favorite story from your mom was the older guy
whose wife was near death and said to him to
just go and live. She was basically incapacitated, and he
went and he became a swinger or something.
Speaker 2: I don't know what he did.
Speaker 1: He used to go, yes, and he went and got
completely waxed greg completely waxed down there like no, yeah,
for a guy.
Speaker 2: I think that's a little strange. Would that not be?
I think that's weird. I don't know you should do
it for Jennifer for the holidays.
Speaker 6: I think most women want some hair there on guys.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because it doesn't look it doesn't look now, Yeah
there's something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, go ahead, go ahead, he's not going to share. No,
I don't think it just sounds too painful.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't know the Kendall experience.
Speaker 2: We didn't. We didn't learn about it.
Speaker 8: We didn't learn about That's not something we talked about.
Speaker 2: We didn't talk about the Silver Creek were talking about that.
We were good people.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I always think that to some of these things start,
where do they start in society? And I think, yeah,
that's why I really think I do. I think that
porn started to dictate how everybody looks at that kind
of stuff. You're right, and it became a business and
your mom made money and that's just it. It would
be so weird, like you'd have.
Speaker 6: To be real all the priv the full ins and
out doesn't FaZe her at all.
Speaker 1: Really, God, I'd be afraid of like it would hurt
so much and then all of a sudden like a
fart sneaks out, you know what I'm saying, Like just
something that would just embarrass you just enough.
Speaker 6: No, No, she was just she tells stories all the
time from it. I didn't realize, I don't know, something
like awkward, but like a Prince Albert. She said, this
guy went through the center of his tip and it
went out the side. Oh, it's a piercing.
Speaker 2: Prince Albert's a piercing the head zip with the side.
Speaker 6: So my mom said she saw her first one in
wax and she's like, oh, I see you have your
piercing here. And she's like, those are Prince Alberts, right,
And she's like, so wait, there's a little hole right there.
My mom goes, does Pete come out of it?
Speaker 2: Yeah? It must And then she's like, how is that
with hiking?
Speaker 6: But this is weird just talk today. She was in town,
she was heading back and I didn't know that it
produces a second hole. I never, I guess thought about
it because it could kind of goa a tributary.
Speaker 2: So does it It went.
Speaker 6: Around like through the center hole and out the side,
So I guess, I mean, wouldn't it go Why didn't
get like a little splashy sparks out your side home.
Speaker 2: You're like a sprinkletkind. You gotta have a house.
Speaker 8: You gotta have a cleaner for that, because there's not
a chance in hell. That's the thing.
Speaker 2: I mean.
Speaker 6: It like most of it's gonna come out, but you
get some side spread.
Speaker 2: Yes, it's like let me, let me tell you. Yeah,
you know, I know. I think Greg knows. Kevin definitely knows.
Speaker 1: When you have little boys, Oh yeah, right, they're they're
distracted or something. They're peeing and all of a sudden,
they turn their whole body like someone's not gonna I'm
in And now they're peeing in the sink or on
the corner and the garbage can.
Speaker 2: They don't even know, they don't even know. So that's
what it's like all the time.
Speaker 6: So I have a funny story about my nephew. So
we're talking about like potty training and stuff, and he
stands like six feet away from the toilet bowl and
he shoots it in and he's blasting it up against
the wall, and like my mom's like, buddy, you.
Speaker 2: Gotta stop, like you're goating the walls.
Speaker 6: And so she finally talked to him. She's like, honey,
why are you doing that? And he's like, well, if
I'm too close, it's my streams so powerful, the water
is gonna blow back at me.
Speaker 2: Thought he would get toilet water.
Speaker 8: It was. But he's like, screw the wall. Yeah, that's
he's obviously not cleaning that up. No.
Speaker 2: No, they don't even think about it. No, this doesn't
even ever cross their mind.
Speaker 6: It's like you use the walls like the backs, like
in basketball.
Speaker 4: My neighbor Bob tells the story his son used to
peel all over the seat and everything, and he'd be, buddy,
what do you what are you doing?
Speaker 2: It was Lindsay she did it. He's like, yeah, it
doesn't really work like that, right, you're that's a slam dunk.
You're not. There's a big you're a free throw.
Speaker 1: Yes, exactly, exactly So, Stephanie, the plants for the holidays
you're splitting?
Speaker 2: Is that between your family and Mike's family?
Speaker 12: Ye?
Speaker 1: Okay, we're all taking bets. I think No, No, I
think I don't know what the odds are. No, I
don't have many, You don't.
Speaker 6: I don't think so.
Speaker 2: No, see, now that would be the best you want
it When it was least expected to year guy.
Speaker 6: Wait, three year guy.
Speaker 2: Proposed to him.
Speaker 1: No, steph that's not stephan that's not That's not Stephanie
at all. Stephanie likes sort of the tradition. Yeah, traditional
male roles, traditional female roles.
Speaker 2: She said it. She likes that, she likes.
Speaker 8: Traditional and gender roles. But that's where the tradition ends.
Speaker 1: It's exactly, that's it. After that, it's it's game on.
It's game on, the real estate game is Uh what
was the video you saw? Was it you who said
you saw or Danny who said they saw the latest
video from Stephanie?
Speaker 2: Oh? The Christmas lights? The a I mean, yeah, yeah, yeah,
that stuff's got to be killing for you.
Speaker 6: I've been playing with AI.
Speaker 2: Okay, so what is it? What do you mean when
you're saying when I was thirteen.
Speaker 6: No, I want to I want to integrate into my
business if I can. Yeah, like right now, I use
it to help me write listing, you know, descriptions. So
what do you want to stay ahead of the curve.
You're gonna give away all my secrets.
Speaker 2: Don't you use it like you did with my mom's
house where it was the empty room.
Speaker 6: And exactly pay so instead of pain for that and
sitting down for design and videos and walk through.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, when you use, what do you use? Can
I ask this? I know you're saying stay ahead of
the curtain. I won't.
Speaker 6: You won't know, well, I just yeah, like, let me
get a little traction.
Speaker 2: I'm going to tell people I.
Speaker 1: Think Claude AI is better at writing than chet GPT
At times.
Speaker 2: If you're having something that you want to be like
six months, can me have a little If.
Speaker 1: You want to polish something up right, I always say,
polish this up and I put in whatever bullshit crap
I wrote, and it posites up.
Speaker 2: I think Claude does a more natural sounding job. You
ever hear a Claude?
Speaker 1: I know, No, that's I had neither. So my I
say it to my sister. She goes, oh, yeah, we
have the paid for version, but you get only so many.
She goes, I can tell. Like, I go to go
on there and my husband's been on it all day
and I can't. I can't look anything up. It says
you have to wait till after five pm time before
you can log back on, right.
Speaker 6: But I know been paying for my stuff and playing
with m Yes, but they fuck up fingers all the time,
like I'll look so hot and when I mentioned like
eight fingers, what the hell?
Speaker 2: And do you know?
Speaker 6: So I don't know talking about AI and maybe you
guys aren't talking about this on the podcast, but I
think it's going to destroy the porn business because you
can say, like I want two perfect redheads, one hundred
and forty pounds whatever you want in the computer, Here
you go, so you don't have to worry about with hi.
Speaker 8: U A Kevin does.
Speaker 2: Think of that, But thanks for the idea. I got
to go home.
Speaker 6: Well right now you can do the photos, but like videos,
I'm just thinking even paid actors, right, Like I think it's.
Speaker 2: Going to change everything it is.
Speaker 1: There's tutorials and stuff like you know, Greg may have
things from new hires and stuff that you can pick
the person it looks so.
Speaker 6: Guess what I've been reading one of the fields that's
looking to change the legal field. You can ask a
fucking computer, hey, what's the best way around? I slipped
and fall in a Walgreens parking lot and they will
give you like they can look up and read old cases.
Speaker 2: It always says called Greg Connors.
Speaker 6: That's scary, Like think about all the fields. So I'm
right now in like a deep AI phase where I'm thinking,
like what jobs are going to get phased out.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you the thing that I'm thinking as you're
saying this.
Speaker 1: And I had this conversation earlier today and it was
happened to be with people in the therapy field, that
you're never going to be able to replace the pure
human emotion, right, the connection that you get with somebody
if I trust you to sell me the house.
Speaker 6: Say the right things. They can learn, but I just.
Speaker 2: Don't know if they're going to be able to read
the emotion.
Speaker 6: Or for you to say so funny, I love you
your hands.
Speaker 8: So they're just gonna This is where I think, I mean,
you can utilize that and integrate it within what your
service is. But when I if I'm buying a house,
I'm not going to go to an AI sales agent,
because then how is that AI sales agent then going
to communicate my offer and then the counter offer back
to me in a manner that I understand, trust and
that it's I mean, so my AI, my AI agent's
going to have to then call up another AI reach
out to another AI agent.
Speaker 6: I envision a system almost like let's say I go
to list my house, I put it in the I
It's boot. They should give you, like a comp range
of recent sales, all digital and you digital.
Speaker 3: You low it?
Speaker 6: Oh my god, I can't even talk.
Speaker 2: Yeah, slow down.
Speaker 6: One of the ideas here, so you could log in
and place your offer, you could place your bits. You
could do it all via computer. Someday you want to loan,
hit the button, you're approved, Go go make the offer.
Speaker 8: You could.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Part of that is that there's so much work that
you have to do individually. I think people are more
into the convenience of let me call you, let me
call it Jennifer and say this is what I want, right,
and you then do all the you do all the works.
Speaker 6: What if you had a robot opened the door and
security follow you around. Let me show you the upstairs
and the master bath. I'm just saying, what if they
do that and there's cameras. So the homeowners are like,
did they touch anything? They can have the technology? Did
they touch they steal? Did they I mean, we could
all be replaceable if we really wake deep something.
Speaker 5: Really scared the other day.
Speaker 9: If you saw this, but chat GPT actually lied to
some developers of chat gpt because chat gpt figured out
that it was trying to be replaced by a better
chat gpt and started actually defending itself.
Speaker 2: Against crazy the engineers and lying to the engineers.
Speaker 9: And they went in and discovered, oh, chat gpt has
a bite of its own, no kidding, and was giving
like the developer's false information because it got the sense that.
Speaker 5: It was being replaced.
Speaker 2: That's interesting. Even story came out like two days ago.
Speaker 8: So we were Jennifer just reminded me we were. When
we were in l there was a there's an Uber
company that's not called Uber who weimo, so weymo were
self driving ubers and we were.
Speaker 2: What did you think it was weird? Yeah? It was creepy.
Did you get in? No? Would you get in? We
would have.
Speaker 8: I would would have. But but then when we were
at Sofi Stadium, they had robots that were delivering food,
you know, like.
Speaker 2: They can do stuff Uber eats.
Speaker 8: So uber eats had had had robots that were in
the stadium that were delivering food to your seats.
Speaker 2: Wow. Yeah, that's so crazy, right it is?
Speaker 1: And I always think if you're not you're never putting
that Genie back in the bottle. So you got to
find a way to embrace it. And I think the
one thing that I hope is the human emotion. Every
memory is based on a feeling. So I really think
like the feeling. How does how does Stephanie make me feel?
Speaker 2: I really man? Because don't you greg in the sense
that she gets me? She has kids I'm looking forward to.
Not like that. I don't. I don't know. You might
be right yet, I don't know.
Speaker 8: This is for me. It's for me when you purchase things,
it's an emotional connection, yes, And I don't think you.
I don't think you get that now, even with lawyers
for example, for us when you're involved, what we deal
with in disputes is emotional yes, right, I mean, you
file a lawsuit because you're pissed off about something you've
been screwed in some way. It's an emotional reaction. So
then go to a computer and have you think that
that person can capture all that and then advocate for you.
You can't get that, I mean. And and so what
I think is going to do I think is going
to a limited people.
Speaker 1: Who are bad at their jobs. Yes, I agree, Just
so you know, that's okay, Yes, it is, It's okay,
it is. I mean everything has been right. We went
from one era to another era and TH's changed. When
people got scared what was going to happen assembly lines.
All of a sudden, we were losing people. We have
machines that can do it in the world, and all
that we've survived it. We've seen trouble with this stuff, right,
you know, the russ Belt lost people, right, people. But
at the same time, I go, I think the one
thing is the emotional intelligence.
Speaker 6: I think with I don't want to be like Kodak.
Digital never will be a thing. No, I'm telling you,
I truk waya. I don't know if it's four hundred
years from now, but if this thing is growing at
this rate, it's so smart, we're not going to be
it is. I think it will replace everything.
Speaker 1: Think about how far technology's gone in the last quarter century.
Ten years, okay, go ten years. That's amazing true even yes, absolutely.
I think of when my grandfathers both died in the
early nineties and if they came back today, what a
different world it is technologically from the phone it used
to be.
Speaker 2: I need a flip phone now. I got this. I
got a computer, flip phonte.
Speaker 8: I mean think back to nineteen ninety five.
Speaker 2: Yeah, when they had the big motor the big gray
Motorola phone. Yeah, it's not.
Speaker 8: And now we not only are we texting, we're doing
Internet searches, which, by the way, nineteen eighty five, the
internet and the search engines didn't really even exist.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I get to send inappropriate it wasn't there yet, No,
it wasn't.
Speaker 1: I get to send inappropriate memes to Dan and Kevin
and you know, and anybody else or things. I always
love when Greg sens we stuff. It's always motivational. I
get fired up.
Speaker 5: They don't even.
Speaker 6: Need humans to make babies. They're already having artificial wombs.
I mean, you think about it. It's crazy where it's going.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I mean we had the well who's the
test two baby?
Speaker 8: That?
Speaker 2: Yeah? And so when you say.
Speaker 6: Artificial like love is how they make you feel? You
laugh together? Creativity break?
Speaker 2: Can you really, Greg? I'd like to see this happen.
How does this is?
Speaker 8: What number is that if you spend too much time
on me, you don't love me. They spent just enough
time with me, you love me? You don't spend enough time.
You don't get me. It's a number there, there's a
number in there.
Speaker 2: I just keep looking to your left. She's a little
loft camera for anybody who's watching. But you know, classes
almost gone through your three times. Well, that's what love is.
It's patience, right, it's patience. You have to have. Patience
is somebody.
Speaker 1: Don't they say that a church like love his patience,
I love his kind yea, all these things it's for
Oh Danny, thank you First Corinthians. Yes, that's right, that
is the way it is. I just don't think the
emotional part of it. Well, if I have a lawyer,
I want someone that's going to be compassion that you
can read my body language, my facial expressions, will I
know you're probably.
Speaker 6: So many people would kill somebody if they murdered their dog.
That's you know. They don't do high tech stuff.
Speaker 8: We went we went to the Intuit Dome for the
iHeart Media Yes, last last Friday night, and everything is
is face recognition. So when you go into the stadium,
you have to register. Each person has to have their
own ticket and you have to register name, address, date
of birth. You know, if you have a credit card
for payments all that stuff. When you walked in. When
we walked into the to a dome and they had
like a secure like a like a it looked like
a metal detector and when you walk through it, they
said hello, mister Connors, welcome, Hello Missparada welcome, And we're
like our tickets were we had we just walked in.
We have our tickets out or anything, and it's like
what And and we had to register our car. You
had to have your make model license plate, all these
different things. They're capturing all this data now with the AI.
Do I think that they'll be able to utilize and
capture some of that? Sure I do, But for me
it's you know, as a lawyer, we're part actors. Yes, yes,
you have to understand. You have to know the inflection
or what's what is going to motivate or impact somebody
on a jury. You're not going to replace juries with AI.
Juries are going to be people, period, that's not going out.
And do you think a jury of six to twelve
people are going to look at a computer or hear
a computer and trust that person or trust the computer. No,
because it's artificial. They want they're going to trust the
person who's speaking it. And then you're going to buy
a house?
Speaker 2: Am I gonna?
Speaker 1: You know?
Speaker 8: Do they understand this is what I want? I mean,
you can give data, but when you walk into a house,
you know what your house or not your house?
Speaker 2: Well, there is a thing like you can use it supportively.
Speaker 1: Yes, that's exactly what they are supportively if you had
it supportively, because you already kind of have it. I
can take a virtual tour of the house, right, sort
of artificial intelligence. But I don't know how I'm going
to feel when I'm in there.
Speaker 2: Right, does that room really feel cozy? Are the ceilings
high enough that I like? Or whatever? I don't know.
Speaker 6: I don't think in our lifetime unless we're really old, but.
Speaker 8: I'm not getting there.
Speaker 2: You might. You might have years.
Speaker 6: Brother, Oh my god, here we go, Here we go,
you go where your thoughts are stopped at.
Speaker 2: I agree with that.
Speaker 6: Like my birthday now, you're like, I live every day doom.
Speaker 2: My birthday.
Speaker 8: I do every day day. He's my birthday.
Speaker 2: Came a ball. Yeah he's great. Yes, I know, so.
Speaker 8: Bruno Cain who knows. Yeah, well we we're still working at.
Speaker 2: Yes, Oh, came Brown could be uh, you know you
gotta gotta keep your off. Yes, you do, that's true.
Speaker 8: Bruno's gotten really expensive.
Speaker 1: Financially brutal. All right, we'll take a moment. Kevin does
have and I don't. I don't know how everybody feels
about this, but a h close theme that tune. Yeah yeah,
and I know, like, yes, I'm.
Speaker 8: Horrible at music. So we're we're battling and going to
our friends holiday party.
Speaker 2: Let me give Craig is present while we're on. Yeah,
we all we all have stuff for the world's largest
fleshlight Craig, sorry, horny fleshlight. That's exactly what Alright, opening
the gifts, Let's see who wrapped this for you? Oh
I love it. The shot Ski, let's go. He's awesome shots.
Let's go.
Speaker 8: All right, you gotta come over Sunday for the Lions game.
We gotta, we gotta, we gotta, we gotta.
Speaker 4: When I when I bought it, I pictured your sister,
you and your mom in the middle.
Speaker 8: That could be the first shot. Then the little fireball
pre game.
Speaker 2: All right here Tony doing oh yeah, okay, all right,
she's my mom.
Speaker 8: Of course. I think I got this way.
Speaker 2: That's a that's a great ken nice, nice, appreciate it.
Speaker 8: I enjoy the fact that Kevin spent money and a
portion of that will support the Buffalo bills.
Speaker 2: Means yes, because Kevin is it was it was good good. Well,
I just put the Marshall's tag out.
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We'll do that sort of off air, and then come
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Speaker 14: Christmas, Christmas come this time is well way up north
where the air gets.
Speaker 2: There's the table request from Kevin's that you all and.
Speaker 10: Real famous cat.
Speaker 14: And he says the whole year we're good out in
his lip.
Speaker 16: It's the same, all right, So we do our little
gift exchanges. Yeah, since we're uh oh here now here,
Danny shall wait for this. Danny needs solving this go first,
Yeah you go.
Speaker 2: So this is said to Danny from Kevin. This year
old might dame not hers. So it's a box. Yeah, box,
it's all right. I can't wait. I s's a descriptor.
It's a podcast, right, So I opened this box.
Speaker 5: Oh look at this.
Speaker 2: Jesus is my savior. Trump is my president. Oh wow.
So I had a friend of mine get me a shirt,
a friend of beth of mine. Thank you, Kevin.
Speaker 9: I don't know if i'll wear this because I've never
been a Trump guy. But I'm a Jesus guy absolutely
across the Trump part out. So I had a buddy
of mine as a gift, give me a shirt. It's
a brown shirt and it says black and proud, Black
and black and proud in like rainbow colors.
Speaker 2: I go, what do you want me to do with this?
He goes, I want you to wear it on your podcast.
Come on, so I can get hate mail. It says
black and proud. Me be one message for video. It'll
be good there. That's it. Thank you, Kevin, This is mine. Yeah,
all right, okay. I like the uh thanks rapping job.
And I slaved all day making her do it. I
used to go to the mall and make the donation.
I make a wrap her own gifts. I put it
in the box and she wraps them.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 5: Once when we were doing oh go ahead the hell
Buillified socks.
Speaker 2: No, we got a Rolling Stones quarter zip and BILLI
fied socks for real. I know they made those. I
didn't either. I got a guy, I've gone national. This
is amazing. Oh I'm definitely wearing those.
Speaker 5: We gotta put those online now. Yes, we do get
your billified socks.
Speaker 1: Lots of things in the you can wear both or
which is one our friend of ours has started a
production company and is just looking for projects. Oh wow, okay, yep,
and so Radio Days is one that they want me
to pitch.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, it's coming week.
Speaker 6: Cool.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so we'll see who knows awesome, who knows what
can happen? Danny.
Speaker 4: Those don't even get harder krusty when you're when you're
done using them.
Speaker 2: I have to say.
Speaker 1: I have to say, like Kevin puts all this thought
into these gifts, right, And I feel terrible because I
went looking for something for Kevin. They didn't have it today.
I was last minute with everything and but Danny, this
is yours and I I thought of you. I appreciate
I hope it's not. I hope there's no I read
the card first. You can read the card first.
Speaker 2: I would know what you were looking for.
Speaker 9: I'm gonna read in the case of case and boys, Okay, okay, yeah,
you can do that.
Speaker 2: Oh Mark, Yes, it's even we stop putting upbeat records
after dogged. It's dear Dan, thank you for everything you've
done over the past two years. I appreciate you more
than words.
Speaker 3: Mo that what.
Speaker 2: It's all out rowing out this Christmas card tonight.
Speaker 9: Well have blessed to merry Christmas. Bill, Thank you, Bill,
you very well. I appreciate that.
Speaker 2: I' wait till you see what I got you, and
then I'll explain it. Okay. So red green and red
tissue paper more red t shirt. Yes, yes, it's a book. Yeah,
it is, it is. It is a book.
Speaker 5: See, people give you books. They either want to tell
you they believe you're smarter, that you're dumb.
Speaker 2: I don't think you're dumb. Okay, we never thought that.
Don't believe everything you think. No, no one, hang on
a second, they'll wait. It's the beginning and ending. It's suffering,
is what is.
Speaker 1: It's called because it's an interesting book. So this was
originally written by a guy and he self published it
and it got this huge cult following. It was written
in twenty twenty two. Joseph Winn.
Speaker 2: Yeah that by now you can't get it in the
soft paperback. You've got to get it in hard heart. Yeah,
and that's awesome, And I thought of you. I appreciate
that because I could use this right now. I gotta
tell you. My mind doesn't stop, all right, I know
this about you. Don't tell you this. No.
Speaker 1: So I'm looking for gifts for you, work with you,
and I'm going online and that book comes up on
the bottom of the page as something you may like.
I go to a breakfast meeting this morning and a
guy whips that book out and I said, oh my god.
Speaker 2: And he's like, what.
Speaker 1: I go, I'm looking like I was just I'm leaving
here and I'm buying that book. He goes, oh, he
goes for who I said, Dan Burrella on the podcast,
He goes, give him this one.
Speaker 2: No, he did not say he could use two of these.
Why do you say, Why do you say? I like
it's self deprecating. Yeah, I know, but yeah, Beth thoughts.
Speaker 8: On that he does it far too often.
Speaker 2: Yeah, why, I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 9: I've just always I've never taken myself seriously.
Speaker 2: Okay, So that's why I think you're a serious guy.
I appreciate broke down the bills beautifully than Greg. You
disagreed with Greg. You held your own. It's awesome. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, with a lawyer, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Pretty honor. The bills are going to lose Sunday. Cuse
ship in the world. But you know it's where you
go card. It is almost North Carolina blue get I
thought you Kevin eight, I thought for a second that
it was he thought for sure. Dan gets a smart
buck Yeah, yeah, I know, I know, I know, I know.
Now I know what is it? Kevin? I got him
a gift card. Okay, I appreciate gift card. Yeah, no,
but his card to wear like, uh not anywhere you
want used this anywhere.
Speaker 1: Stephanie's mom is gonna sugar Man, Prince Albert and the
can about the Prince and Albert?
Speaker 2: My god, can you turn that? Yeah towards Boo? Towards
Is that? Okay? Does that? Do you mind? Boo? If
you're on? Greg couldn't call you boo.
Speaker 9: That's so rude, Greg. Greg got us some cool stuff too.
That was very nice him. He didn't have to do that,
Craig Connors, he didn't. He didn't have to do that.
Speaker 2: No, of course you should bring it Sunday. So it's
time for you guys, would be fucking funny ship. It's
time for you guys to open yours from me. Now
you know.
Speaker 9: You can open up at the same time because you
both have similar stuff the hickory farms. So that's the
that's the meat and cheese. Kevin got the cheese. If
you guys want to trade or like, I.
Speaker 2: Like the meat and cheese. Okay, I'm not trading Kevin.
You're not getting my meat, buddy.
Speaker 9: I don't like you say like, every night I get home,
we got a bottle of wine, crackers and cheese and like.
Speaker 2: So yeah, but there's more Jesus Dan Temy twelve method,
how to do what you love better and for longer. Yeah, hey,
ladies for better.
Speaker 5: Huh yeah, last longer on the field.
Speaker 2: Get it because all his stars are closed, are they? Yeah?
Speaker 9: Really get a rebrand and everything. So that's a collector's
item too, which is nice.
Speaker 2: William Ego, which is one of my favorite. Oh was
there a card Dammy.
Speaker 1: And I No.
Speaker 9: I gave Jamison open the car because I got something
for Jamison too. So there's a card.
Speaker 2: I know that. So there's a card. So if you
want to read the card of Courtly, I can't read
your writing. It says it was either this or a
big bag of f you. That's why I wrote in
a car? Is Mary Christ generous? What are you doing
I've been earning. It's been a decent year. Okay, all right,
well you know who you spoil with that I spilled.
Speaker 5: But you know I take care of her, you know,
I know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Kevin, you're supposed to use that book. Don't eat it. Oh,
I'm just joking. I can't wait to go through it.
Speaker 5: No, no, but he's got a lot of like good
techniques for your health food.
Speaker 2: Did you read wellness?
Speaker 5: I read through some of it.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Like he's not a big weight guy. He's more into
bands and stuff. The cool thing about bands is that
they're more affordable than an entire weight set. You can
get like basically the entire weight room in bands for
like under fifty bucks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm just gonna look at the pictures with most books.
Speaker 9: But Kevin, being the big, the big Brady fan that
he is, you of course, you know, being into alph
and stuff, well I.
Speaker 1: Figured, you know, I need it, like I'm I'm I'm
really for the it's fitting all this food in his face.
That's so true, dude. I can't stop eating lately. Like
it's bad, bad at night, really bad, like I come
home right even I can stop.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, you know, you know you know, you know
what trick is, brush your teeth when you get home.
Speaker 1: Okay, I may do that because I come home and
Jamison has cooked up some concoction of whatever, and it
smells great. He wanted to recreate a Chipotle bowl. So
we bought barbecue, beef tims or whatever and whatever. They
had it, all the and rice and all this stuff.
And I came in and it smelled so good that
I went and ate it. I made him taco salad
one night and I said, listen, I'm just gonna crumble
the shells, the here's the meat, there's tomatoes, uh, salsa,
all this stuff.
Speaker 2: We did that. Then what did you make last night?
Yet we had to get and something else. I wound up.
Speaker 1: Sitting down after I ate that with chips and dipping
it into the case. So Beth dipping it into the
CASEO in eating you not?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I go, oh my god, I'm gonna become so big
I can't get out of the fucking door.
Speaker 2: That's what's gonna happen. Do you have a Do you
have any crockpot? No? You need to get a crockpot.
Speaker 4: Yeah, all these has they're like five or six bucks
it's a it's the pulled pork. You put it in
the in the crockpot for like six hours. Yeah, carry
makes it all the time. It's on the shopping its
almost every week. Yeah, and it's it's it's easy season,
it's all done.
Speaker 2: They do it all. I gotta tell you, I'll put
it in and you go. I don't know about you, guys.
I don't like to speak ill of any business. I
really don't. I know that sounds like kind of trite.
But but those other podcasts, no, no, but like Wegman
sometimes is so expensive with things. Oh yeah, six dollars
meals are now like fifty.
Speaker 1: Like I run two you, I'll do a Tops and
all these in the bjs before, you know, just to
grab this.
Speaker 2: Stuff, I can.
Speaker 4: I can do Walmart all these and BJ's and it's
about the same as going to yes, yeah or less,
depending because sometimes the great thing about Tops and I
don't even know, you know, when you look at it,
you go, uh, but it's buy one, get one free,
So why not if they have Starbucks coffee, buy one,
get one free, and it's ten dollars for the bag,
and you go, boy, that's expensive for just a bag.
Speaker 2: Of coffee. But if I'm getting two for five, hey,
now right, and it's Starbucks, I kind of like it,
you know, it makes me feel a little Fancieran There's
about four things I go to Wegmans for at this
point anymore.
Speaker 1: I know, and it sounds I feel bad because it is.
It's the local company, it's our company. I hear people
all the time. Somebody said to me, I don't go
to the Pittsford Wegmans anymore because I get road rage
in the aisles.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, you can't move in that store. Seriously, I
haven't been in so long. What is happening?
Speaker 16: You know?
Speaker 1: Like the big fight was and I'll just ask this
before we get into theme that tune. The big push
was against uh, Whole Foods. How are they doing? Anybody talking?
Speaker 9: I don't even I've been the Whole Foods about five
or six times because I do some business down there,
so I'm in that area and there's never a ton
of people in there.
Speaker 1: Carried the first Trader Joe's loves. Trader Joe's got all
the gluten free stuff, but Trader.
Speaker 2: Joe's in all these same company basically, yeah, their produce
is better and and the flowers are better if you
Their booze is amazing. I don't know Massachusetts.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, there I remember Jamison is better than Jamison, really,
and it's like eight bucks a bottle. I look like
a raging alcoholic. But I want to take Sam back
to school because I'll come home with like two cases
of booze and it's like a hundred bucks and I'm
getting wined.
Speaker 9: It lives like the guy at the duty free at
the airport coming back for the Dominican Republic.
Speaker 2: It's kind of like a wagon wheel full of like
jd Now, Beth.
Speaker 1: I don't know if Dannie Olathe's, but they have Trader Joe's.
They have protein pancakes just to add water to the mix,
and they're so good. It's a protein pancake mix. They're fantastic.
Speaker 7: Where were you about six hours ago when I was there?
Speaker 2: Sorry, they are a little mini cookies. Apologies. Brady is
their Brady's favorite.
Speaker 6: I had to get all the holiday stuff today.
Speaker 1: By the way, uh, Beth, the song we played, any
any thoughts on Linda Bennett's Christmas song?
Speaker 6: I could pass on that anytime.
Speaker 2: I love I love that song.
Speaker 1: You don't remember us playing that we played it on cmfter,
I know it did not with me, though we played
it last year on the pod.
Speaker 9: I never I never played it. I never played that song.
That must have been with Rich it wasn't me. I
never heard that song until today.
Speaker 4: He's played that literally every ye like. But I honestly,
I don't play that series and Bill played that song
unless I.
Speaker 5: Blacked it out like every single year you might have.
Speaker 1: It's possible. It's very unlike you because you remember everything,
but I don't. I don't remember that in.
Speaker 7: Detail, except for where to put the dishes, the counters
and count No. No, he's good about putting.
Speaker 6: Them away, just in places I don't understand.
Speaker 5: Okay, I want to keep the marriage interesting, you know,
all right?
Speaker 2: Should we do theme that tune and let's do it?
Wrap it up, here's Kevin.
Speaker 5: Let's go all night.
Speaker 2: We could, but Kevin, yeah, a lot of thoughts.
Speaker 4: I gotta pick Bradie up at some point, forget us
my limits. I haven't met the four yet.
Speaker 2: I'll put that juju out there. Here we go. Explained
the rules to get we.
Speaker 1: Should you get a point for the artist and a
point for the song, and then there's a theme for
everything that ties all together.
Speaker 2: You get five for that and you can write your
answer down. You know this song I.
Speaker 17: Know either not a dream.
Speaker 2: Songs about me boo, I don't know. It's a dream
that night. Danny's already written something. You don't have to
have both.
Speaker 4: You can have one or the other if you if
you've got it, James scribbling, it's like pain and.
Speaker 10: Music is my old name.
Speaker 14: He's my road name, Soma, Sina, Sma Jane and music.
Speaker 17: Is my old name.
Speaker 2: You're beautiful.
Speaker 16: That's fuscial.
Speaker 2: You'll never ever think you'll love it. But it's not fuscil.
Is in your own paper boot anyway.
Speaker 1: Yeah, hydroglyphics, peroglyphics, hydroglyphics, it's water.
Speaker 2: It is, it's with hydro. If you throw water on
you can actually read it. It's like that call by number. Yeah,
I want this one go for a minute.
Speaker 17: And it's tough to talk up the post and stupid
use has been my nyes in the ball room, one
of those.
Speaker 10: But you know, sing legos lode. But you're asking me
from me.
Speaker 1: To fall bottle bout on on the bottom and from me,
may wow, this is beautiful from me.
Speaker 2: That's what do you think of that? I really like that.
Speaker 10: I used to love the Tandelawn until I made some Tannericorn.
Speaker 2: Then I met some ladies from Rin. You just had
a way to.
Speaker 14: Coast cats some song. They left me with these bisks
and so masking, no knowing how his own, but I
think he grows and no we're gone.
Speaker 2: So I kept knowing, going going, going right through. I
drove into the Seattle rain fell in love.
Speaker 8: This one's for you, Boston.
Speaker 2: I've always wanted to do this song. I really loved
this version of this song. It is so hard to
seg yep. This is the version that resurrected the tune. No,
it's not no one they did the m TV because
it's not. Okay, my bad still pretty good, though, come on,
bir you know this. Who's got a great like paper
over there.
Speaker 10: That I look in the mirror, always as my face,
skin clearer.
Speaker 8: As fast.
Speaker 2: Dust doll. You're gonna flame out so bad of this?
Speaker 1: I gave a bun two.
Speaker 2: She hangs around the boulevards. She's a local girl.
Speaker 1: With local scars.
Speaker 2: She got him late.
Speaker 8: She got him late.
Speaker 2: She drinks so hard the bottle late and she tried it,
and she tried, and she tried answers song right, but
we're gonna give one here to William she get she takes.
I got a lot of the bands. I didn't get
no singing, Laura Shure, easy to do it's he is it?
Right now? Are we ready to go back to the top?
Play for because you don't know the song about them?
Speaker 12: For you?
Speaker 2: What is? Where is this from? Script? Jimmy f.
Speaker 8: Gri sliftly?
Speaker 5: It's an underrated record, by the way, what is stress?
Speaker 2: Script? Yeah? You know, and to put this artist in
the word underrated in the same sentence is very tough
to do, you know. Okay, let me come on you
slap slap this wow?
Speaker 5: Could check me away from Damien's.
Speaker 2: All right, listen, I think I really crapped this up.
Oh you know who this is? Your son made a
joke about it earlier.
Speaker 1: Well, I did say Whitney Houston. But I don't remember
the song dreams.
Speaker 5: I want to know.
Speaker 2: I want how will I know? How will I?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, all right, Well I don't get that though. Okay,
So at one point I got one. This is the
red Hot Chili Pepper's airplane. Yes, correct. Yes, okay, Okay,
So I'm.
Speaker 5: I guess Mary J.
Speaker 2: Blige. It is not Mary J. Blie. Okay, So I wrote.
Speaker 1: Down Macy Gray it is not me, crossed out Macy Gray,
and I wrote Rihanna beautiful.
Speaker 4: Ope it's a white girl. Nelly Fortato. Oh I'm like
a bird.
Speaker 2: Oh that's right. Okay.
Speaker 5: She actually lost her mind and just left the business.
Speaker 2: Just really. She was like, yeah, I can't deal with this.
I'm just I'm done.
Speaker 5: It's walked away.
Speaker 2: So this is Tennessee whiskey. It is Tennessee whiskey. Right,
But who's singing?
Speaker 8: It is?
Speaker 1: R Kelly is not our Oh my god, great guess. Wow,
that's a great guess because it's really haunting him. I
thought beautiful, Yeah, beth any any it's gonna surprise you.
Speaker 2: O J. It is not Oj. There's an artist that
I but I don't think you would know this guy.
So not John Legend. It's not John Legend. Okay, good,
guess who do you think it is? I don't know.
I really don't. Who do you think I use? Just
spin my nice in the ball room. Wait, no, it's
not it's not Sea low Green. It's not Selo Green
t Pain is it? Wow?
Speaker 5: Wow?
Speaker 2: Did you know that Tea Paints? I have no idea.
Paining won one of the seasons, The mass Finger.
Speaker 6: I believe it's the first season.
Speaker 2: He beat out some big name singers. This is amazing.
What did t Paint do?
Speaker 13: What the.
Speaker 2: Best loves that show? That makes sense? She's just the
ones actually voices fun. You gotta gus. This is really great.
All right, this is train right, it is trained. But
I don't remember I don't remember that.
Speaker 1: Oh oh wait, wait wait, thank you Sanford, noh, save me,
San Francisco.
Speaker 2: Got it? Yes, got it even happen? Yes, I think
you probably want it now. I don't know that. I
flamed out on the next song title I wrote quick,
I cannot. I don't know why I'm blanking on it.
So we're gonna okay?
Speaker 4: And I went deep on the train cut. Yeah but
I did you like train?
Speaker 2: You were a big train guy? Yeah, you like running train.
Speaker 9: I still find it hard to believe this band's from Boston. Yeah,
something about them that personifies Boston.
Speaker 2: Good point. Yeah, but if you told me New York City,
I believe it more. Oh. I would have believed anywhere
but Boston. Now, what version is Errol Smith and dream on?
Dream On? Why could I not come up with that
at all? Would you say dream off?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 2: I just wrote question. I could not remember. It's from
the Boston Strong Concert concert.
Speaker 5: Well I can still dam.
Speaker 2: Fire behind him. Yeah, so I said, I really liked
this version.
Speaker 9: Remember that one time Joe Perry showed up at CMF
just a bitch tocano about Joe?
Speaker 2: About this? Yes, about Stephen? Yes, yes, I don't know.
Speaker 5: I came up in the middle of his nap.
Speaker 1: I wrote, this is not the right person, but I've
heard her sing duets and she sounds like this and
it's not her though, Katy Perry is who I.
Speaker 2: Wrote that, not Katy Perry. I didn't.
Speaker 1: I didn't get I think Katy Perry gets lost in
the pop world and she can really sing.
Speaker 2: This is Jeth hart l a song.
Speaker 5: You know her she takes.
Speaker 2: Well. I know this. We figured you would Pinball Wizard.
Speaker 5: No, No, it's hit the first opening corner, but it's
the obviously the Stones.
Speaker 16: It is.
Speaker 2: Any thoughts on the theme, so we have ah save me, sass.
Speaker 1: I can't figure it's at all, see something like it's
all California base Man.
Speaker 2: No, because arms, that's what's throwing either. Definitely not.
Speaker 5: Oh wow, London, California.
Speaker 6: Yep.
Speaker 2: If you can read that, you can come up with
the theme. I can't he my nyes in the ball room.
These are all teams that played the Bills this year.
Speaker 4: Whitney, Houston, I'm like a bird not only for tattle
Cards and Seahawks, Tennessee, Whiskey, the Titans, Save Me, San Francisco, Kevin.
Speaker 1: I have to say that's a little bit of a
deep title, like only with like the aeroplane for Jets.
Speaker 2: Great theme. I'm not gonna knock you on that. It's
that's deeper. Got how many points did you get? Uh,
let's say I got one, three or six, seven? Nine?
I had seven? You won?
Speaker 5: Congratulations Bill, all your fingers you pulled it out.
Speaker 2: I was hoping we tied. I was hoping we tied
and we have to go to a rock paper scissors
to determine the winner. That was I.
Speaker 5: Well, you're getting still forgetting feedback about that show.
Speaker 2: I just ignore it. But I just ignore it. People
are not kind sometimes dandy. No, that must not fall
far from the podcast host. What are you talking about?
Save his sins? Out cold he decided to take it.
He's asleep. He's in his sleep. It's love. You can't
even entertain your own child. No, he we kept saying
it so sucks, so bad, my kid's gonna sleep. Well,
I have to say, longer he sleeps, the more you
can drink. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, that's a good point. I uh, I appreciate
all of you guys coming out tonight.
Speaker 2: This has been fun.
Speaker 5: You put up a nice spread.
Speaker 2: All we tried. But Danny, you added. I was telling Jamison,
I saw him loaded, displayed up with sushi. I'm like,
dang dang brought the sushi.
Speaker 5: Oh no, that's where I brought it.
Speaker 2: I know you did, but I mean the kid had
it like pile. Somebody bring it home.
Speaker 1: No, you can bring it out he left, you know,
and then you would booo. Maybe you do things where
like h cover yourself with sushi.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she wasiz all right, you can sleep on the
couch now, Danny sushi sarcuterie Bard.
Speaker 5: What did I tell you about your belly button?
Speaker 2: No, it's it's not Sammy. Clean your lit trap.
Speaker 1: Uh for well, yeah, you hear that once in a while,
clean your lin trap. No, I made that all right, well,
it was very good.
Speaker 2: It was very fun. Yeah, very fun.
Speaker 1: He did either that was too good. It was like
too specific, too specific, clean your lint trap. That was
too good.
Speaker 2: It's not that you've said to bath the lid trap.
What's made Never for Boo coming in and putting up
with all of us and all the Shenanigans.
Speaker 1: Let Danny come out to do the podcast for Dan
Burrillo and his Bill's hat, even though.
Speaker 2: He is not.
Speaker 1: No, I'm just saying huge, Yeah, okay, I agree, it
would be huge. Yes, I'm hoping that they're learning from
last week so too. Just so you know, the rule
is it, Creigs. If you're not cheering for the bills,
you're on the patio.
Speaker 5: I'm cheered for the bills.
Speaker 8: I didn't.
Speaker 2: I just did. Think. We watched Brady in the hot
tub for for Kevin, who's bringing gifts and food.
Speaker 1: And help set all this up broad tables and all that.
For Jamieson, who's taking a nice little nap down there.
I'm Bill Moran. Merry Christmas. We'll see the Monday, Tuesday, Sunday.
Speaker 10: God somewhere in the FATA hold outside what Shivering in
the dark flower murder a rat three
Speaker 2: Banks from Mississi,