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mix in some Vodkas. Colored a podcast from the Mac
of All Trade Studio in Fairport and driven by Victor
Chrysler Dots Jeep Ram. It's Billified the Bill Moran Podcast.
Speaker 1: Hello and welcome.
Speaker 3: Thanks for getting your pot on. Thank you for telling
a friend. That's how we spread the word about the
pirate ship. Oh, the future Billy Buffalo is in the studio.
Speaker 1: His name is Dan.
Speaker 3: Do you see they're auditioning for Billy Buffalo. Oh no,
they are, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, they're auditioning for
a new Billy Buffalo.
Speaker 4: Why would happened to the old one?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 4: There's only thirty two of those jobs to the NFL.
I think should Should I get out of here and
drive the Buffalo? Now I'd be a great Billy Buffalo.
Speaker 5: I know this.
Speaker 4: This Billy Buffalo's been pretty bland and boring. I already
loses like two pounds a day of training camp. I'm
not joking really. When I was a Bill's intern, they
said he averaged losing because it was so hot and that.
But back then training camp was a month long. They
had double sessions, and he lost about two pounds a day.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 4: So I mean, if you want to lose weight and
get paid, yeah, Billy Buffalo might be the way to go.
Speaker 1: Getting down for summer baby bus Hbo, hard knocks, do shit,
kevalev Christier.
Speaker 4: Billy Buffalo has been the Buffalo Bill's lexicon since nineteen
ninety nine.
Speaker 1: Well, I don't know. I saw that and I go, oh, Damny,
that would be a cool joke. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I
think Matt Reese tagged Mark Killman. Yeah, he'd be a
great he'd be a great Billy Buffalo. I don't know.
Speaker 6: I think I think he.
Speaker 4: Beate, like flipping off McDermott in the game. You'd take
off his hell butt start throwing it.
Speaker 1: That's funny. Come on, that's funny. I don't know how
long we'll go tonight. I apologize. I have not been
a feeling well and I normally don't really get run
down or sick, and but I moved it.
Speaker 4: And so, wow, have you taken the glutamine like I
told you? No, it helps, It builds back your mico.
I believe that, but I've been I've been taking a
lot of it because I've been to so many funerals.
Now everybody's like, I'm sorry, the coffee breath in your face.
Eventually you're gonna get sick. So I've been taking it.
I've been fine.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I don't know what happened. I got run down.
Place is still a mess. Things are not away. I
went right, you know, I've had other things I needed
to do, and today even I went home and took
a nap. I think I still have BedHead. I was
just like burned out, just like kind of cooked. And
it's one of these things with the move that I
almost feel bad saying this. But my son Jordan came
over to help me, and it was more at that
point just cleaning out, like cleaning the oven, that sort
of thing. And Jordan's like, Dad, you got a lot
of grease on that door. He goes, I'll take care
of it. And he goes, He takes takes out some
baking soda, takes out some vinegar, and he really scrubbed it.
But then he was at, you know, hey, what can
I do? So I said, go over to the new
place and just take the shower curtain and put it
in this in the master bathroom. Just put it in there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Oh that's cool.
Speaker 1: Well, that was part of the thing. I cannot share anymore.
I can't. So I said, just go over there and
and hang this. I go this, I said, you'll be
able to tell just by looking at it. One side's
the outside curtain. One side is the inside shower liner.
It's not a plastic liner. It's one that I can
wash and stuff and I do that once a month.
I wash all that. So I get to my new place,
I walk into the bathroom. The shower liner is on
the outside, is on the outside.
Speaker 4: And I know these guys not accustomed to having shower liners.
Speaker 5: Is that what?
Speaker 1: Well? Fuck they of course they are.
Speaker 6: Well, I don't know.
Speaker 4: I would just Phil Sherman once when remember that time
that me, Phil and Lumpy went to uh and Pat
went to Toronto for the World Baseball Classic.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Phil Sherman had never been accustomed to showering with a
shower lining, so he let the shower lining outside the
tub and all the water flooded the floor.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I didn't know you could do that. That's what it was.
It was supposed to be out. No, it's supposed to
catch the water and go drain into the tub. Right,
that's a mistake I made. When I was twelve, so
I I not thirty.
Speaker 1: I'm like, so then I go in there and I said, buddy,
he goes, I'll fix it. Fix it. He goes back.
Now on the top, the goats on the rod, the
clips that I have have small ball bearings. Okay, so
it can roll back and forth nice and easily. Right,
they're still upside down and all twists, and I go,
how does this intelligent person? Like?
Speaker 4: I go, how in the FD?
Speaker 6: I was shocked?
Speaker 1: I was.
Speaker 6: I actually got to know, and I shouldn't say anything,
but I'm like that, just do it.
Speaker 4: Like so, have you ever heard of the hot crazy
index when it comes to women. Yes, okay, there's the
same thing with it. There's a common sense index when
it comes to smart people. The smarter you are, the
less common sense you have.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but this guy's got common sense. I think it
was just like rushing not caring.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I have no idea because my wife tells me that,
you know, for a smart person, I don't know about
you sometimes and then she'll show the common sense where
I've screwed up, like, oh oh that makes more sense.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was.
Speaker 4: I was kind of like like a liner outside the
shower type.
Speaker 1: I was, well, this was the shower curtain on the inside,
lining the tub and the shower liner, and I go, he,
I couldn't tell what was what.
Speaker 6: I'm like, you can't tell what's what. It's not plastic,
it's a cloth.
Speaker 1: One, but it it's a whatever, Yeah, just a nicer
And I'm like, I'm looking at this stuff. And those
were the things that are frustrating me. And then I've
been battling like this summer cold and I think I
earlier and maybe last night I was running a fever.
I could not get I could not get cool enough.
This morning I took I felt like I was sweating
all morning, took a shower, everything.
Speaker 4: In sweating, a lot of that going around.
Speaker 1: I loaded up on vitamin C, garlic, ginger, lemon, crushed
it all up, put it in there to cayenne pepper.
Then I took decongested. Then I took advil, then I
took tail and all and I felt great, and off
I went. And then I started to doze off. So
I took a red Bull dumb and then I wait
and went again. Danny, that's it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Yeah, I could see that. I can totally see
like they like we've talked before the show, like moving
is one of the five most stressful moments of your life,
and you said after I went through them that you've
been through all of them.
Speaker 3: Well, it's funny because you ever see those lists of
how many points did you score?
Speaker 1: Like you ever shoplift whatever? They have this list of
things throughout your life, traveled here, been there? And I
usually score fairly low on the.
Speaker 4: Me too, broken a bone?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Like, I don't think I have broken a bone.
Speaker 4: I've never broken a bone.
Speaker 1: So I might have like a low score. But when
Dan's listening to that's what I was thinking of it. Oh,
I've hit all those. Yeah, I've hit all those divorce.
Speaker 4: Like divorce, moving, switching jobs, or getting fired, death of
a family.
Speaker 1: Member and not really yet what was what was the
other one?
Speaker 4: But I mean those are most of them. I mentioned divorce, right, Yeah,
that's almost like two. So I mean, you know, gar
getting married.
Speaker 1: So I called Danny the other day having a kid.
Speaker 4: Did I say that? No?
Speaker 1: No, you didn't, Okay, so having a kid, yeah I did.
I called Danny the other day and I did not know?
How did I not know?
Speaker 4: Because you've been distracted yeah, but I was at my
grandmother's funeral reception. I go, I caught your I go,
this gotta be important, billies. Billie gotta pretty stressed out.
What day was this? Monday?
Speaker 1: Monday?
Speaker 4: It was poor and at least it wasn't in Silver Creek.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it rained on and off here, but I had
movers come. They were done moving the furniture by eleven.
We were done. It wasn't that dirty, so you were
able to clean it pretty easily and just get everything out.
So I think I was done to.
Speaker 4: Who you talk to, Billy? Okay, what happened? Well, I
didn't know that that was I don't know how. Yeah,
but I don't. I don't publicize this stuff.
Speaker 6: I wish you had sent me a text.
Speaker 4: No, that's okay, I did, I'll call you back.
Speaker 1: I no, But then you call me back. Hey, Hey,
we're just cleaning up from my grandmother's funeral and I'm like, whoa,
what was I calling to see if you could come
in on a Tuesday? Yeah? Yeah, I was going to
not do something I know you'll never like. And then
I bailed.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but I would not have called you. That is
not an important thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you call me what I'm up there reading like
Paul's Letter to the Corinthians. Not just joking, that was really.
This was at the reception. This was at the reception afterwards.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I felt terrible, But how how was the family?
Everybody all right? Not all right, but I mean as
best you can be.
Speaker 4: I think death took it worse than anybody. And she
only met my grandmother once, I think, because her father
passed away. So now this is the first funeral that
she's at since. So funny story. So we're at the
funeral and my sister and I were asked to do reading.
So she did a reading from the Book of Isaiah.
I did a reading from First Corinthids. So my sister
and I are sitting at the end and there's my wife.
Then there's my brother in law, my sister's husband with
the two kids, and one is I think seven or eight,
and the other one is about to turn four. And
the four year old is talking and acting up and
being what a four year Not bad? But so after
we get done reading, I look at my sister, Hey
says that you want you want to move down to
your husband? He wants next to it. She looks down
the aisle and sees my nephew with his feet up,
laying on the pew with.
Speaker 6: His feet up on the back the broom.
Speaker 4: No, no, on my brother in law's shoulders. My niece
is literally picking her nose at this point, and my
sister leans Backay, no, I'm good. I need a break
from these kids. You know he can handle it for now.
I have enough stress in my life.
Speaker 1: I saw an article today called Mom's Libido. I guess
this woman has gone viral on TikTok because she does
a how'd she do it? Okay, so many husbands say
their wife has a non existent libido. So take that
story you just told, hold that in your head. And
then this one goes hours of sleep plus number of
real meals eaten while seated, multiply that by partner support,
Divide the number of annoying comments he made. Divide that
by the number one minus the number of times touched
by children equals mom's libido. And I just think your
sister feed up. The other one's picking her nose talking.
It's already a stressed.
Speaker 4: And the kid and her son goes, I'm gonna take
a nap.
Speaker 1: I only four years. Possibly the greatest quarter century of
my life. All right, great, I don't know.
Speaker 6: We'll get to that break to come out.
Speaker 1: I like to do that. At BTV would fire pizza
and grill and all the grease.
Speaker 4: It was just their Sunday for brunch.
Speaker 6: You went for brunch, Yes, son of a good.
Speaker 4: I ate the whole thing. What did you what the
whole burrito? I had a deep you got them deep
from of the yeah right now has cinnamon. So it
gave me a migraine. But other than that, it was fantastic.
Speaker 1: Oh seven doesn't you?
Speaker 4: Yeah, occasionally, so that's not anybody's fault. But the point
is it was excellent.
Speaker 1: Yeah. The food is is unbelievable.
Speaker 6: My wife had the.
Speaker 4: Bowl with the with the the big bowl with the
barbecue sauce. Yeah yeah, my mother in law had something.
It was great. We loved it.
Speaker 1: Okay, go back the how is it? How was the
uh able to get in?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, they have like sometimes a line.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, well they're doing trivia. I should have played
it because iknew every song that they played and the
artist and everything. Oh so you were there for the music,
trip was not therefore we're there during yeah yeah yeah,
so a good time. But they like people get really
like competitive doing that.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Sure, but it was a great brunch weight after church.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's fantastic.
Speaker 4: They treated us really well.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 1: I think we are going to do the brunch cast
over the summer. Oh wow, okay, cool, that was your idea.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that was my idea.
Speaker 1: Your idea, thanks, No, seriously, thanks, it's a great idea.
Speaker 4: I'm good for one everyone. So the food is great,
You don't argue for my limitations.
Speaker 1: The atmosphere is like just perfect, right, yea, doing there
is just perfect. And be sure to check out their
summer menu. You can find it on their Facebook page
or btv roc dot com. They've got great cocktails, summer
cocktails for you, great spear specials, and the food no
matter what you get, I am telling you it's delicious.
And a lot of people unlike me, maybe I'm like
Dan could bring it home. In other words, eat half
the breeder they're bringing home, then throw it in your
air fryer.
Speaker 4: Do that too, Yeah yeah, yeah, you have to eat
it all once you're taking home. This isn't like one
of those restaurants where.
Speaker 1: You gotta eat it all here. No, so you can
take it home and uh, and there you go. Yeah,
very nice. bTB would fire Pizza and Grill. Uh yeah,
because what was the one I had? It was so
good and I put it in the air frar the
next day and then I, uh, was it the Paisano?
I think it was? Yeah, I think it was the Paisano.
Speaker 4: So I uh it literally took me twenty minutes to
read the menu because I wasn't sure what I wanted.
Speaker 1: Good. Yeah, isn't that all?
Speaker 4: It just comes back three right times times up? Bro,
you gotta like orders that. So I told my wife
and my mother, like you order this, you order this,
I'll order this, will nibble off each other's Yeah. By
the time that they got to me, like you just inhaled.
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Speaker 1: DAD i always thought this is one of the prettiest.
SONGS i shouldn't have paused, THERE i should just talk over.
IT i alway thought it's pretty. Songs but the lyrics
in the beginning LIKE i don't know That i'll always love,
you but as long as there's stars above, You so
it's like the contradictory of, YEAH i will always love.
Right maybe it's just BEING i don't know how long
it would be, Funny, YEAH i don't know how long it'll,
be but as long as there's stars aboves IT'S i wonder.
Speaker 4: The Beach boys if they had broken up like The
beatles broke, up if we would hold them in a
higher esteeme or hire with card or If brian Or
Mike love Or Al jardine had passed, away Because carl
And dennis did, die but they weren't really the.
Speaker 1: Member yeah they, were but they weren't like it Was
Brian wilson's.
Speaker 4: Group and SO i wonder if we would because there's
still touring The Beach, boys but it's not The Beach.
Boys it's a bunch of guys really tending to be
The Beach. Boys you, know a lot of old bands
to do that Be like look At. Skinnered there's no
original members In. Skinnered, foreigner there's no original members In foreigner.
Anymore LIKE i don't think That jones can't play.
Speaker 1: Anymore AS i Think lou is going out With? Foreigner
is he, yeah for a couple of? Dates, yes, Okay.
Speaker 4: Yeah But Kelly hanson like acts like he's been in
the band since day, one you, KNOW i mean he
sounds Like lou used. To that's not a shot At,
lou it's just it's. Hard Like Freddie, mercury like that's
Why Robert plant and Led zeppelon go on. Tour robert
can't hit those notes. Anymore If Freddie murcury was still,
alive he wouldn't be able to hit those notes. Anymore,
No Steve, Perry Steve, Perry, yeah he had to Leave
journey because of this SONG i just, heard Was, Steve Steve,
Perry Willie. Nelson we played it on this show and
it was it was. Awful BUT i, THINK i think
that we don't hold The Beach boys in the same
esteem as The, beatles and we, should but we don't
because One Brian wilson was still alive until, today and
due they didn't break, up The beatles broke up and
then they all went their separate. Ways we all wonder
what would have.
Speaker 6: Happened Wasn't brian out of the band for a.
Speaker 4: While he, was but they still continued on as The Beach.
Boys so it was, like it's Like Neil young, said
it's better to burn out than fade. AWAY i wonder
if that's part of.
Speaker 6: It was it The Beach boys that did a couple
songs With.
Speaker 1: Charles?
Speaker 6: Manson, yes like he became friends With, brian didn't.
Speaker 4: HE i think it was let me see Either brian Or. Dennis,
uh maybe it Was, Brian, yeah he was he was
pals with Those, Okay.
Speaker 1: Charles manson AND i Type Charles manson and the and
it pops Up Brian Beach Boys Charles.
Speaker 6: Manson.
Speaker 1: Yeah he collaborated with The Beach boys in nineteen sixty,
eight Briefly. Uh the band Recorded manson's Song ceased To,
exist which they remain Renamed Never Learned Not To love
and release it as A b. Side manson was uncredited
on the Release, Okay you're.
Speaker 4: Right that led to his reign of.
Speaker 1: Terror Particularly Dennis Wilson, yes took the song and reworked it,
significantly adding instruments and changing. Leers manson was reportedly paid
cash and a motorcycle in exchange for dropping his writing.
Credit according To Dennis, Okay manson was admitted from the,
credit so admitted, yeah, yeah, yeah what DID i? Say?
Speaker 4: Admitted OH i? Did he probably admitted afterwards.
Speaker 1: And omitted it right from the credit As but had
he committed the, CRIMES i don't know when that, happened
that before the.
Speaker 4: Crimes this is before the. Crimes he committed the crimes
after The Beach but when The Beach boys things went,
sideways that's when he started to really become the guy
that we now know historically As charles. Manson let's, see
like the whole Healter.
Speaker 1: Stock so the summer of nineteen sixty, Nine august, ninth
nineteen sixty. Nine and, okay The Beach boys collaborated with
him in nineteen sixty. Eight, okay so they must have
known he was fucking. Nuts, yeah a motorcycle, buddy fucking. Insane.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, yeah well we all know. Why it's. Funny you,
Know Fidel castro was A Washington senator and A New York,
yankee but he couldn't throw a, curveball so he ends
up going back to cube becoming a. Dictator you, know
it's funny like if we if we just let the
guy in our, band maybe he won't become a, killer
he won't become a. Nut maybe he won't become a. Dictator,
wow that's So.
Speaker 1: I'd love to, Now i'd love to hear Like Mike,
love WHO i always get mad at because he still
wears a hat that Says Beach boys on. It you're
in the fucking.
Speaker 4: Band, Yeah, well because he doesn't have any, hair Like.
Eddie eddieveder's been doing the same, thing like.
Speaker 1: Wear a, hat you don't have to wear one that
says Beach.
Speaker 4: Boys, yeah or was HIS Us Navy.
Speaker 1: So But i'd love to talk to him about the manson.
Time oh, yeah that'll. Be there had to be some
creepy shit that went.
Speaker 4: On, so you, know Like rochester loved To La laman
to anybody who spent ten minutes. Here Al jardine is
in The Rochester Music hall Of. FAME i don't think
he was here that love what what when you speak,
facts you could.
Speaker 6: Say what about hey? Man well it's the other.
Speaker 4: Night there was an episode Of Family guy With Ryan
lockedey at. It Ryan lockedy was born In. Canadiguall he
has no other ties To canadaigua or local, area But.
Man when he was in The, Olympics channel thirteen would
lead off With Ryan lockney. Highlights what are we? Saying we're?
Reaching we're reaching right. Now have you ever Seen love And,
mercy the movie it's supposed to be About Brian. Wilson,
No i'd love to see. That, NO i have not
SEEN i don't know if you'd seen.
Speaker 1: THAT i have not seen. That But god only. Knows
WHAT i always, THOUGHT i always argued was one of
the best songs ever. Written oh, gosh it's really beautiful.
Speaker 4: And it was the theme song to the Show Big
love ON. Hbo oh it.
Speaker 1: WAS i didn't Watch Big, love but it.
Speaker 4: Was it was a show about This mormon family who
had this dude had three, wives the guy From, TWISTER
i forgot his, name the. Actor he ended up dying
like about ten years. Ago he had three wives and
they all lived in three houses that he.
Speaker 1: Owned, OH i did see a little bit of. That,
YES i did see a little bit of that. SHOW
i remember that a little.
Speaker 6: Bit we are living in a, Time, dan where.
Speaker 1: The age sixty is not what it was when your,
grandmother who passed in ninety eight turned.
Speaker 4: Sixty oh, yeah Like Tom cruise at.
Speaker 1: Sixty Now Tom cruise at.
Speaker 4: Sixty now Imagine Archie bunker at. Sixty that's the. Difference, yeah.
Speaker 1: That's so funny that you bring, that Because i'm really
excited to see the f one movie With brad Pitt
have you seen?
Speaker 4: This? Yeah see the commercials for. IT i thought of you.
Speaker 1: Immediately Oh, GOD i want to see that so badly
because it looks insane to.
Speaker 4: Me is he eating through the whole? MOVIE i wonder
what do you, mean Because Brad pittley eats through every.
Movie you ever noticed. That, no he like eats in every.
Scene he's always eating, something or at least in every
movie he makes a point to.
Speaker 6: Eat so it was done by the same people who.
Speaker 1: Did Top Gun Maverick. Maverick, yeah and they didn't Want
tom oh really because he's too. Intense oh, yes they
think he would have Gone LIKE i Think brad did
a lot of the driving and stuff in. THERE i
think that probably, Also BUT i mean, THIS i am
hearing that The Mission impossible movie is his. Opus, yeah
his good. By well the greatest thing. THAT i don't
Think Tom cruise is going. ANYWHERE i think he's going
to continue to, act but it is like the greatest
thing he's ever. Done with the stunts where they went
where they went and they refilmed different, things like they
would shut down production for two or three, days everybody
begun that everybody come back to the set and they
had reshot stuff With tom hanging off the side of
the like he did all that.
Speaker 4: Stuts like like there's a story about like like nobody
want to do the helicopter stunt in the Previous Bitch,
impossible so he just learned how to fly a helicopter
in him.
Speaker 1: Himself, yeah and and like HE'S i, mean he's slightly goofy,
HIMSELF i guess to a certain. Degree but he kept
the movie industry going DURING covid, well BECAUSE.
Speaker 4: I don't know who he works.
Speaker 1: For he would call two different he, said.
Speaker 4: Hey you, guys you guys doing.
Speaker 1: Movies you're over there because we're doing.
Speaker 4: Movies and then so they start Doing then he calls
his own cup because, hey they're doing. Movies and it
got to both like in a, race, though we got
to figure out way to do. This We're, hollywood damn.
Speaker 6: It we could do whatever we. Want but, funny but
he did.
Speaker 1: That that ship still goes.
Speaker 4: On and Then Steven spielberg's, like, congradually you Saved, hollywood,
man you Saved.
Speaker 1: Hollywood but THE F one, MOVIE I i really want
to see, this but it Was. Uh they said That
Tom cruise would have pushed it too. HARD i believe,
that and and maybe possibly. DIED i don't. KNOW i don't,
know because you're IF i MEAN f, one we know
that there you're traveling around two hundred miles an. Hour
but maybe he.
Speaker 4: Would have tried to do it.
Speaker 6: All, YES i think.
Speaker 1: So teachers and student relationships that are inappropriate of an
inappropriate nature have probably been around for, many, many many,
years BUT i haven't heard of one where the, teacher
the person in, authority, says you know, WHAT i fucked?
UP i did, THIS i did do.
Speaker 4: It Did Mary Ki laturno admit?
Speaker 6: IT i think she had to because she was, Pregnant,
dan that's. Forget but a lot of times it's, like
what are you talking?
Speaker 1: About what are you talking? About and but listen to
this story out Of Xavier Jesuit school In, Cincinnati. Ohio
not the, college but a prestigious boys'. School this will.
START i picked up the news at THIS. U let
me be a little. Background the woman's name Is Emily, nutley,
okay great last, name forty two years. Old she was
hired as a supervisor for struggling. Students and this is
academically struggling. Sites not kids that are, struggling but. Hardships
this should be like a McQuaid for our. Area little.
Help they probably get you in there and, go, hey,
listen your grades are slipping a little. Bit go see
missus mcnutley Or.
Speaker 4: Nutley and she used motivational tactics.
Speaker 1: Again oh.
Speaker 4: You get an a you see a t.
Speaker 1: This extra. Credit this extra credit comes with the court.
Date she, uh, Yeah so this woman is forty, Two Emily.
Nutley if you told Me Emily nutley was fifty, TWO
i could believe that hard to pend an age on.
Her not an unattractive, woman not an unattractive. One BUT
i am speaking as a fifty something year old.
Speaker 4: Man, okay.
Speaker 1: She's. Now what we're going to hear is her sentence
because this has been going on for over a. Year
but she had an alleged sexual relationship with a seventeen year.
Old they call him an at risk. STUDENT i don't
know that he was at risk other than. ACADEMICALLY a
lot of, times if you're Going If xavier Or Saint
Xavier High school Or Saint Xavier High school is like a,
McQuaid it's you're paying. Money so, yeah you, KNOW i remember. Results,
WELL i remember when my son went. There they would
always be, reminded how just know how much your parents
love you that they want to invest this in?
Speaker 6: You oh, yeah which was an interesting thing to.
Speaker 4: Hear, well did you ever hear the story about The
emmanuel Brothers ari And Ron. Emmanuel their parents used to
send them to private school and then when they got
their report, cards they would post them on the, refrigerator
no matter what grades they, At so anybody who came
in the house and see how they did as a motivational.
Speaker 1: Tactic, okay authority saying the inappropriate relationship relationship began in
the fall of twenty twenty three and included multiple sexual
encounters on and off. Campus even after the student tried
to end, it Not, Lee he.
Speaker 4: Tried Missus, NUTLEY i don't think this is working.
Speaker 1: Out, well wait to HEAR i spread my. Wings Not
lee allegedly continued contacting him via. Text the school discovered
the situation during an internal, investigation and a learned to.
Police she was fired In. October, hey you. Up prosecutors
are calling her actions reprehensible and if, Convicted nutley could
serve up to fifteen years and must register as a sex. Offender,
okay here is The nutley. Story this is her getting
sentenced by the. Judge you will hear the judge.
Speaker 5: Ily the proper.
Speaker 1: Sense is three years in prison on how?
Speaker 8: One three years on how five to be served at
the same time for an agurs three years in.
Speaker 1: Prison so she gets three years in prison for. This
here's the rest of the story just to give you
a little.
Speaker 8: Background And Emily nutley seemed a bit surprised by that
Sentenced she was immediately placing handcuffs and.
Speaker 1: Escorted out of the.
Speaker 8: Courtroom In, april she pleaded guilty to two counts of sexual.
Battery she admitted while she was the director of academic
services At Sinex High, school she had a sexual relationship
with a seventeen year old. Student prosecutors say she was
the aggressor all, along sent him nude, photos paid for
his pick A ball. Membership a, geek.
Speaker 1: You want to play pick a ball?
Speaker 4: Sometimes that's her way of.
Speaker 8: Confess iave him Her netflix passport and one hundred dollars
a month. Allowance he was a.
Speaker 1: PILL i was just gonna say, no he was a
he was a kept. Boy, right you're, seventeen get one
hundred dollars, allowance pickle Ball, netflix the fucking seventeen year
olds to sign up for, that and he gets your dick. Sucked, hey,
hey it is.
Speaker 8: Amazing before learning her, Sentence nutley spoken Court assistant Prosecutor
Eliced eaters also read a letter from the, victim who
was sitting in the courtroom gallery today with his.
Speaker 1: Parents, okay now that is right WHERE i went the
most uncomfortable, moment AND i don't. KNOW i would love
to check in with this kid in twenty years If
i'm still, Here i'd love to meaning. Alive, Yeah i'd
like to check in BECAUSE i want to.
Speaker 4: Go do you relive that?
Speaker 1: Much you're sitting with your mom and your dad who
are furious and mad at, you and probably had sex
themselves with people who were their peers at about the same,
age maybe a little bit, older maybe a little bit
younger as, possible but probably. Did you're of the age
where these things can. HAPPEN i get, it but not
with the forty two year old woman unless ALTHOUGH i
told you my buddy did. It fell in love with that.
Chick forty two year old woman From New York. City that's,
right looked up with her at a graduation. Party we're
at a graduation party for. Kids we were. Juniors we
went to this graduation. Party we all got high and
then she, yeah she took advantage of. Them yeah, wow.
Speaker 4: Yeah how much money she put in the card one
hundred dollars a.
Speaker 5: Month there is no excuse for WHAT i, did AND
i will not try to off the ONE i crossed
a boundary that never should have been, crossed AND i
violated the trust of someone who needed to be protected and.
Respected she sounds. FIFTY i live every day with the
heavy burden of knowing That i'm.
Speaker 1: Telling you right, now the stress of this shit has.
Roomed because she says in another, article AND i was
thinking about this, today this woman must almost feel relieved
that she's going to. Prison AND i know that that sounds.
Bad but she lost her, husband she lost her, house
she lost many of the ums. FRIENDS i can't tell
you the number of, people like when you talk to
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if it's the woman that's having the, affair the comments
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take The Presidential Physical Fitness? Test?
Speaker 4: No in, fact WHEN i saw it in an episode
Of Wonder, Years i'm, like you guys used to have
to do? This? Yes my mother's, like, oh, yeah you
had The president's. Challenge did you have To you didn't
have to do?
Speaker 6: That, no we didn't need to climb the.
Speaker 4: Work we had to do The New York State Fitness, test,
okay but we didn't have to do the physical Physical
it Was eisenhower came up with.
Speaker 6: This, yes but did you have to climb the ropes
in the? Gym?
Speaker 4: Uh? YEAH i was terrible at?
Speaker 6: It, Right how did it make you?
Speaker 4: Feel it gave you a, boner what you're rubbing against
the rope Leber wayne's. WORLD i hate the references. Twice
it makes me feel kind of, Funny like we used
to climb the ropes gym Class. Garth, NO i mean.
No they, said don't when you, climb when you, go
when you when you let, go don't let the road
fall turn because it'll burn your hands Burn you got, sliverers,
yes BUT i never even got like two inches off the.
GROUND i was so. Bad and then people make fun
of your inh, gosh, yeah, okay they're only like a
handful of guys that could actually.
Speaker 1: Climb so apparently they're trying to bring back The Presidential
Physical Physical Fitness, test.
Speaker 4: And we're gonna have the, fittest we're gonna have the best,
athletes and to my.
Speaker 6: Presidency the original program was Under.
Speaker 1: Eisenhower it retired in twenty. Twelve that's WHY i, thought
maybe you did. It i'm pretty SURE i had to
do The presidential physical fitness we.
Speaker 4: Live we live in a blue, State, billy so maybe
like our rules supersede the president's. Rules we had to
do The New York State Physical Fitness.
Speaker 1: Test, yeah BUT i THOUGHT i had to do it
at some point in my the presidential Physical. Fit Maybe i'm,
wrong but in twenty Twelve obama changed it and ranked
students by. Percentage it WAS i THINK i don't think
he there was something else he tried to do that
that would make it more, equals so kids wouldn't be.
Speaker 4: Dannied defeats the entire purpose not to kill our. President
i'm just, saying, no The americans at this, time we're
going to have a most athletic country on the. Planet
but if you're not as. Athletic IF i say you're Like,
danny well we have a special scoring system just for.
You this is where equity.
Speaker 1: Started, yeah the new. Proposal, okay students below the fifteen,
Percent i'll get a participation. Award this is a, problem hang,
on while those above fifty or eighty five percent get performance.
Recognition the goal is to fight sedendary life, Side i'll say,
THIS i.
Speaker 4: Think you don't want to end up like jam McCain
in a.
Speaker 1: PRISON i think even in my son's lives and and
there's a decade close to a decade Between jordan and,
JAMESON i think that there is a much more sedentary
sedentary said Have iy sedentary lifestyle BECAUSE i think, smoking,
WELL i think there's a lot of a lot of
on my phone on my phone looking watching seeing and
not doing and not getting out and, doing and then
seeing people who are doing and, GOING i.
Speaker 6: Want to do? That what DO i?
Speaker 1: Really because it's more. Fun it's easier to sit here
and not do. Anything but they had LIKE i, mean
you had a six year old gym teacher yelling at
your at your hamstrings. Rags it's, said yeah it.
Speaker 6: Sucked, YEAH i.
Speaker 4: Remember by the, way they say that psychological what is
the hamstring? Stretch that like if if you If Peter,
Atia Doctor Peter atia was saying this that if they
if they put you out in a hospital bed for, surgery,
right they can literally take your leg and move it
all the way back to your. Head it's psychologically you're
afraid you're gonna tear something in your head when you're
when you're reaching, down, like OH i can only go so.
Far you're afraid you're gonna hurt. Yourself, yeah you're. Gonna
but if you knock somebody, out they can stretch your
legs all the way back to your. Ears, really, yes
it's psycho psychosomatic or psych to go.
Speaker 1: Home and tell that To. Beth, Honey, seriously we can
get that back, there AM i?
Speaker 4: Not?
Speaker 1: Yeah What? Danny they THINK i was gonna go there? Earlier?
Speaker 4: There, NO i just had a you know. Boo next,
THING i, KNOW i woke up on the.
Speaker 1: FLOOR i Don't i'm not sure HOW i feel about
this thing because there wasn't a gym, Class.
Speaker 6: Shane you, know try to look. Behind, well here's the
here's the.
Speaker 1: Problem like And i'll say in two, ways when you
like the example earlier of, dyslexia you don't want to
participate because it's frustrating and you don't want to look.
Stupid and it's the same thing in gym. Class what
what are you laughing? At you?
Speaker 4: KNOW i was the only kid in the history of
my school who couldn't. Swim what Missus, Lynn god bless.
Her she would put like floaties on, me life, jacket
whatever she could to try to get me to that
poor woman did everything she could to try to get
me to. SWIM i just couldn't do.
Speaker 1: It can you still not?
Speaker 4: SWIM i can kind of, swim but LIKE i like
IF i had IF i had, To, yeah BUT i was.
AWFUL i was. Awful i'm the Only i'm the only
student in the history of the school where the actual
gym teacher got into the water with. Me that's how
bad a SWIMMER i. Was that's how. AWFUL i was
okay at it when all my other, kids all my
other friends were taking swim lessons in. School my, father
you don't need that. Crap, oh and SO i never
learned to. Swim and, besides he has tubes in his.
Ears he can't get water his. Ears we can't have
to take him swimming IF i just don't want to
pay for. It AND i never learned to swim, ever
live by a lake my entire. Life never learned to.
Speaker 1: Swim, well, Listen nike and foil math and a push
up test in the same. WEEK I, I i think
is to, that right. You WHAT i think the whole
goal should be is to not have a sedentary, lifestyle
and we should encourage people at whatever level you are
is good. Enough try if you're at THE i can't
swim level AND i need, swimmings let's go For let's
get you to where you don't need, swimmings right and
that that sort of thing instead of the humiliation where
you got to climb the rope and you can't and
fuck it.
Speaker 4: And president can't even get off the. Ground, yeah class
president clearly didn't bother. You it didn't until we got
done with. Class But i'm not saying but, like it didn't.
Speaker 1: Ruin your confidence in, yourself because you had to have
confidence to run for class. Presidents now my dad made
me do. That BUT i.
Speaker 4: WON i, won and the REASON i won was because
nobody wanted to organize the class. Reunions but but, yeah,
NO i didn't really ruin my Cop but as an,
athletic it really did bother me THAT i was always
in the shallow end and THAT i didn't swim, well.
Speaker 6: Well, yes and you always wanted to.
Speaker 1: Participate, LIKE i think there was a time in my
life as an, adult maybe not that long, ago WHERE
i may may or may not have had a gummy
and recounted a dodgeball game From jim when he used
to be able to really whip, dodgeballs and how it
was me and this kid one year ahead of. Me
And i'm telling this story until it sort of hit
me and, go oh my, God i'm trying to brag
about a dodgeball game from thirty forty years. Ago but,
yeah like that was like my crowning achievement in school
that day that, year tenth, Grade LIKE i beat the
eleventh grade. Class it was just me and this one
other kid and HE i remember him being so confident
that he was going to get. Me and he threw this.
BALL i caught it and.
Speaker 9: He was out AND i wonpas where your mind will, go,
well it's just, stupid because like those games could become, humiliating,
Right And i'm not sure if we should do away
with it or not if it's really but, See I'm
I'M i DON'T i.
Speaker 1: GUESS I i hate to say the word abuse because
it sounds like you were you, know but you had
so many people yelling at you and saying things that
were Like i'll tell you, WHAT i speak a certain
way at. TIMES i Think i've gotten a little better at.
It BUT i can be very, quick And i've been
TOLD i can be, COLD i can be. This AND
i said something To jamison About jordan and the other,
day like probably the shower curtain, thing, right and he
says to, me he, goes you didn't say that that
way to, him because he could be a little, nicer
And i'm, Like, oh that didn't happen in the WORLD
i grew up. In, no it just was, said AND
i didn't take it as. Anything, yeah it was just
like that was. It AND i don't know IF i
think we're, better BUT i don't. KNOW i still talk
the WAY i. TALK i can't help.
Speaker 4: It so, well my father used to yell a, lot
like A Jurassic PARK i used. To we used to
joke there was like A Jurassic park. Dinosaur, Okay BUT i,
mean but he had a soft side, Too like when
he was, coaching he did not yell at the. Kids
he didn't like that at. All he would just yell
at us because we were his kids and he wanted
the best for us and that's the only way he
knew how to. Parent but when he saw coaches act
Like Mike ditko Or Bob, knight he wanted to strangle. Him,
yeah because he didn't think at that age group that
you should talk to kids like. That you're trying to be,
constructive you're not like.
Speaker 6: Winning, well, okay so that's that's my.
Speaker 1: Point and that's my point even with the gym, Class,
LIKE i don't, know That obama's idea was to take
away the, president but more to. Go you, know Fat
bobby in the, corner who can't climb the. Rope we
want him to not be Fat bobby his entire. Life
we don't want to see him on diabetic. Medicine, yeah
we don't want to see.
Speaker 4: HIM i have to pay for him.
Speaker 1: Slowly you, know first's the big, toe then it's half the,
foot and now it's up to his. Knee we don't need.
That if we could Get, bobby but Have. Bob And
i'm not saying that this will change, it but maybe
Maybe bobby will, Go Hey, bobby you know you can
really start to see self. Improvement hey, MAN i want
you to go out and run three laps we mean
mean betting. Machine next, time we'll do, four next, time
we'll do. Five and it's if you could do that
and it's. Happen.
Speaker 4: Well trump trying to put this back into. Play that
is that the idea Is.
Speaker 6: No this Is.
Speaker 1: Ohio the State ohio is doing. This just the state
of All i'll tell you.
Speaker 4: What it's the home of The Pro Football hall Of.
Fame it's the home of maybe some of the best
football players In. America and by the, way it's a
northern state where they can't play football year round like
in The, south Like california And florida and all those. States,
texas they're playing football year, round not like you, know
like for, scores BUT i mean like they're they're working.
Out ohio man is its own little. Identity football is their.
Sport AND i, MEAN i don't blame them for trying
to do, this because we need to We our testosterone
as a country has dropped through the.
Speaker 1: Floor, well it'd be good if you could just it
out and exercise. Anymore you. Know, there we used to.
RIDE i rode my bike everywhere as a, kid, Right
BUT i lived in a very rural, area and that
was the. Thing i'd be on my bike and you
were just, gone, gone. God and BUT i didn't live
like in a suburban area where because my grandmoas.
Speaker 6: Saying you need to put some meat on your BOUND
i was.
Speaker 1: Kidding i'm, like, yeah BUT i. WASN'T i was, wiry
and you were running and doing stuff and buying and
doing AND i just don't think that that's our lifestyle. Anymore, So,
YEAH i could climb the ropes and get to the
rafter BECAUSE i remember there was so much dust up.
THERE i left my fingerprints AND i was very proud of.
Speaker 4: That still.
Speaker 6: There it could.
Speaker 1: BE i don't, know BECAUSE i don't think anybody's climbing
the ropes. ANYMORE i don't even know if they have the.
Speaker 4: Ropes so WHEN i got the high, school they didn't
even use the. Ropes they even pull the ropes. Down
they've been left up tied and they never moved. Them elementary,
school we did the, ropes but in high school now
we're not even gonna do.
Speaker 1: It, yeah but here's ONE i always told you this,
humiliation AND i will never get. IT i think we
were in seventh or eighth grade and they were doing
they were doing the calipers for your fat body. Mask
AND i remember the girl her family owned the ice
cream parlor were used to all go to after baseball
games and, stuff and she got on the. Scale and
we had a gym teacher In Pine, Plains New. York
if anybody, REMEMBERS i don't know if he's still alive or,
not Mister. Stevenson Mister stevenson was From, Dallas. Texas how
he ended up In Pine, PLAINS i don't, Know i'm
pretty sure his wife. Was but he had a bit
of A southern, accent and he would always, say you,
know be things Like maryan and he would yell it
out your. Weight so we'd call it out to the
woman WHO i think Was Missus kennedy who was taking
the she's writing it down AND i Remember Danielle Campanella
campanella one fifty, eight AND i, think oh, god and
she was. Crying, right do you see What i'm? Saying
like this is what when we talk about, like, wow
it's the Pussification. America we should put that, back should?
We because you just took a, girl but they gave
her an eating. Disorder.
Speaker 4: Asshole doesn't have to be a nothing, proposition, yes one hundred.
Speaker 1: Percent, yes there's gotta do it With there's gotta be
a middle ground one hundred, percent like we don't need
the same.
Speaker 6: Harshness BUT i mean he he was the gym.
Speaker 1: Teacher that what they always, had those Nihil they were
LIKE i don't even, know polyester.
Speaker 4: Shorts like the coaches, shorts the tights in the.
Speaker 1: Front and he was bow legged and.
Speaker 6: He walked around with the with the with the knee like.
Socks you tube socks and he.
Speaker 1: Would walk around and he'd be, like and he was
like the girls softball coach and. Stuff he was it's
stuffed their, pants seems, man get over, here stop playing
grab ass over in the corner and get over. Here
compression shorts with, no they weren't even compression, shorts the
tight tight. Shorts, yeah but they were. Tight they look
like they were compressing. Something.
Speaker 4: Yeah uh.
Speaker 1: Yeah Grab ass was always a term they. Use, right
you can do cry over a. HANGNAIL i used to get.
Speaker 4: That all the. Time come back at two thirty. Two
you could play grab.
Speaker 1: Ass THEN i don't want to hear about your. HANGNAILS
i didn't even know what a fucking hangnail.
Speaker 4: Was, yeah, like what's the?
Speaker 6: Hangnail sounds? Painful, Yes and these Were that was all the.
Speaker 1: Ship BUT i WILL i am now fifty three years,
old AND i, remember And i'm going to say her,
name And I'M i maybe it's. Humiliating maybe someone will
tell Me Danielle. CAMPANELLA i don't know Where Danielle campanella
is on the planet anymoreats her. Family her family Had
campies ice. Cream oh you had A campies ice. Cream
they Were.
Speaker 6: Campanella's they Were, campies so they owned.
Speaker 4: It, Yeah duck Or, newark they have A campy's ice
cream and A campy's, pizza and.
Speaker 1: So campies Was Campanella and we used to go there
after or after games and, stuff and we get ice.
Cream And danielle's family owned, it and she liked ice.
CREAM i didn't even think of her as.
Speaker 6: FAT i. Didn't she was.
Speaker 1: Taller she was.
Speaker 6: Tall she was PROBABLY i, mean were seventh or eighth
seventh or eighth.
Speaker 1: Grade the boned about one hundred and fifty eight, POUNDS
a pretty good size at that, age but very bone
Do and by the, way the guy had fucking daughters,
Himself like you, go where are your? Brains yells it
out across the. Gym gampanella one fifty.
Speaker 4: Eight at what point do we as men In america
get in touch with our? FEELINGS i don't care about this. Stuff,
well it had to be like Maybe Tony soprano going
to the. Shrink, NO i hear what you're.
Speaker 6: SAYING i, mean that was a turning.
Speaker 1: Point people say a lot, culturally BUT i wonder if
if it wasn't, WELL i don't, know BECAUSE i.
Speaker 4: Was It clinton in the in the in the women
that came.
Speaker 6: FORWARD i think it was somewhere along the line someone,
went you're being an.
Speaker 1: Asshole. Stop, oh it Was Clarice thomas with the.
Speaker 4: Coach, yeah because like sexual harassment or harassment was a
term that we never heard. Before and all of a,
Sudden Anita Anita hill testified that That Clarence thomas left
a pubic hair on her coke or she Left, yeah
who left his pubic?
Speaker 1: Hair?
Speaker 5: Oh my?
Speaker 4: Coke he asked. Her that was the, Question that was the.
Question it was nineteen ninety. ONE i remember this because
The cowboys in The redskins were going to play that.
Weekend it was A friday when they had the, hearing
and Like november of ninety. One that's HOW i remember
stuff because sports and.
Speaker 1: Everything, well, ANYWAY i don't.
Speaker 4: Know then we'll then Fresh prince made a joke about it.
Speaker 1: AFTERWARDS i think everybody when you HAD i think there
were people who were just a little more i'm going to,
say emotionally. Intelligent that kind of, went, well this made
me feel like, Shit so why AM i going to
make you feel like? Shit and wete to point it.
Out but then things sometimes go too.
Speaker 4: Far the other, way and it was after schools specials
in the, eighties maybe those like Those John hughes films
Like The Breakfast.
Speaker 1: Club Breakfast club is, great it. IS i sat down
and watched it again on AN amc a little pieces
of it that were, running and my, boy that was
a really great because it broke down the, stereotypes, yes
to the point where we're all.
Speaker 4: ONE i didn't get to Watch Scott metcalf play hockey
for The. AMORKS i didn't grow up around. HERE i
do remember when he played for The sabers. BRIEFLY i
got to meet him with the Late TONY d WHEN
i was doing sports trivia back WHEN i was my
first radio career at w H a m at a
bar and he was FOR i didn't know that he
was a hockey. Player he was just a dude from
who sold For labat and he And TONY d, goes you,
know we start telling stories AND i, go wait a,
minute did you play? Hockey he, goes, YEAH i don't
have to talk about, it And TONY d, goes bro tell.
Him he, goes used to play for The. AMORKS i,
go get out of, here, really and THEN i put
two and two together realized who he. Was he and
the thing About Scott, metcalf he never talked about his
hockey career, Ever like and. Too there's a story about
how he's walking down the tunnel At Blue Cross. Arena
his little boy was with him at the, time and
people are, going that's Got, metcalf that's Got, metcalf and
his little son, goes he, dad how do they?
Speaker 6: Know your name?
Speaker 4: Was, OH i used to play hockey in this. Town
and that's all he told. Him he never bragged about
his career, ever never talked about unless there people were
like egging amount to tell, stories but he. Never he
was very humble and he never talked about.
Speaker 1: It, YEAH i just thought that was. AWESOME i loved
hanging out with better and he was a lot of.
Funny he was fun to have on the. Radio he
had a huge. Personality, SOMEWHERE i have lost tapes Of
metcalf on different radio. Shows probably moved in a box
this past. Weekend, Yeah, NO i enjoyed all. THAT i
was around for The Calder cup when they. Won it
was ninety. Six he was on that. TEAM i remember
the party after party after. Party that was WHEN i
was on the radio playing a team called The, pirates
AND i Had kevin dressed up as a pirate AND
i got a tow truck to come down and we Suspended.
Kevin he told, me and we made him a human.
Pinana he had to beat A cd off. Him like
they were. Taped they were taped to his h.
Speaker 4: His pants or.
Speaker 1: Something, yeah they were like taped All.
Speaker 4: Kevin The, Pirates kevin The.
Speaker 1: Pirate, yeah, no, Yeah but the thing about.
Speaker 4: We're talking about like your brother earlier and like and
like going out experiencing. Life he reached the. Height he
played in THE nhl briefly for The. Sabers he reached
the height of anybody's. Dreams he played professional hockey at
the highest, level and he never talked about.
Speaker 1: It we had a h he never bragged. Nothing coached
youth hockey, Too and we talked to Coach fisher earlier this,
week who he was his, assistant not Coach fisher Wasn't metcalf's. Assistant,
metcalf who played professional high was his. Assistant and he,
goes it was. Great he's, like HE i said that
would be intimidating to, me and he, goes, yeah it would.
Be he, goes but meta was, Like, nan that's not
WHAT i want to. Do and he just wanted to
be around his kids and show him the love of
the game that he, loved and that's what he. Did
And Scott metcalf was a huge, personality a lot of,
fun loved to, party you, know and uh it, was
and a big family guy like you, know BECAUSE i
remember we were talking about our kids and different. THINGS
i hadn't seen him in two, years two or three,
years so very, sad and it sounds like it was.
SUDDEN i only saw a post on his page by his,
son SO i don't.
Speaker 4: Know, YEAH i just found out about it this.
Speaker 1: Week so, yeah it was Last. Friday was a week.
Go friday just broke on the.
Speaker 4: News the humility that he had. Awesome.
Speaker 1: YEAH i just always saw him as A i said
this the other, night So i'm repeating. Myself all we
have all memories and things are based on, feelings and
you remember how a person made you. Feel and he
always made you feel LIKE i, MEAN i, said, well
like you were the only person in the room that
he was talking. To and he had just a huge
personality and was just a fun guy AND i mean played,
hard was a brawler with getting fights to do all this,
stuff you, know big part of that ninety Six Calder cup,
team and uh, yeah but made you feel. Good you
knew When meta was around it was. Exciting like when
he was coming on a, show it was gonna be
a good, show you know WHAT i.
Speaker 6: Mean it just was it was a buzz and she.
Speaker 1: Kind of knew. That and it was how he made you.
Feel AND i often think that's you, know when you're
no longer, here when people think of, you all they're
really thinking about is how you made them. Feel no
one's gonna say it that, way but that's really what it.
Is and you, know why do we like certain songs
is What Brian wilson's. Songs it reminds us of a
time in our life and how we. Felt, Right that's
what it. Is AND i think that when you're when
you look at, that you, Know Scott metcalf was was
great at making you feel, good, yeah and having. Fun
like WHEN i finally figured loved that who he. WAS
i love that That canadian. Accent oh.
Speaker 4: Yeah we were watching A sabers game once in one
of those nights and he's pointing And i'm a big
hockey guy and he's pointing to The Ryan miller on
the screen and he, goes you know what his problem.
IS i, Go, no his blocker. Side there's a hole.
There he's gonna let up. Goals he's got to close
that blocker. Side like he's like educating, me and like
it was just just a good.
Speaker 1: Dude, yeah very good and very interesting guy and a
whole lot of fun For Dan, Marilla physical Fitness champion
of dun Of Silver. Creek i'm sorry that's the opposite
of a.
Speaker 4: Champion belief.
Speaker 1: Only ran for. President this flasks his Dad. Mane that's.
Awesome I'm Bill, moran will see you.
Speaker 6: Tomorrow hotel didn't know what to.
Speaker 1: DO i turned A tv on rule a letter to
you and you.
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