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twenty green eggs throughout the regional market outside the different stores. Okay,
and four golden eggs. And every egg you will get
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Speaker 3: 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 as we recreate a great house of
guitars commercial with these dumb buddy ears because Doug's gotta
be so gotten. Damn funny hop hop hop hop. Remember
that I do yeah hop hop.
Speaker 4: Hop, Bob, I didn't. I wasn't thinking that. No, I
know you had in the dollar store.
Speaker 1: W are your ears? What do you mean yours?
Speaker 4: You're buddy years. I'm on the Rand Show in fifteen minutes.
Speaker 1: Well, what's going on? Buddy? Doug comes in here and
I've been Uh, I guess I've been grumpy all day today.
I didn't realize it, you know, a little bit. But
there's a happiness formula, Doug. I don't know if you're
aware of this for real? Yes, like I saw this today.
Researchers at the University of British Columbia analyzed American Time
Use survey data to define what they believe constitutes the
perfect day, the perfect day, the perfect day. Okay. They
looked at how people spend time across one hundred plus
activities and identified what makes a day better than typical.
They have the top ten there. No, they tell you
what to do, oh, okay, sex according to their formula. No,
because that always starts my day off great, does it? Yeah?
When did that happen for a while? How long has
it been? Years? Not years? I think it has I
think it's been years. No, I think those pipes are rusty.
They are. You're gonna be like when they open a
fire hydrant and you see all the rust that comes out.
The water's brown. The fuck.
Speaker 4: You gonna take a long tell you that?
Speaker 1: According to the forty to the idea day, it looks
like six hours with family to make you happy, two
hours with friends, one and a half hours socializing. I
don't know what you're doing in those other eight hours
with the other people. Two hours exercising and one hour
eating drinking. A six hour workday and a fifteen minute
commute and one hour of screen time a day, six
hours with your family, six hours with your family. No,
why wait a second. If I could have the pleasure
hanging out.
Speaker 4: In what what was I going to say? The pleasure
of hanging out with my dad six hours? Yes, I would.
Speaker 1: Love it, and I would have blasted, Ugh, it'll take
a snooze, won't wear them out. The article also introduces
a cautionary note being happy is great, but don't fall
into the t app of toxic positivity. What an oxymoronic
term toxic, I mean toxic masculinity. I guess I can
get it. Where you avoid or suppress negative feelings just
to maintain a positive vibe. In other words, you have
you know, you gotta. Here's the thing. I's a balance.
Speaker 4: But none of they had being outside enjoying sunshine.
Speaker 1: Nothing about outside, nothing about sleep.
Speaker 4: Eight hours of sleep?
Speaker 1: Is it's key? Yeah it is. I don't get that.
I do. Yeah, yeah, I can tell you're like a
little rabbit.
Speaker 4: I want to be I want to be well rested
when i'm ubering.
Speaker 1: To Yes, No, I get you that. You know what,
that's a really, really, really intelligent thing for you, because
you have to be alert of I just think you
need eight hours of sleep. Everybody should be struggling for that.
Uh So I'm going, who actually has the luxury to
shape a day like this? I don't know anybody.
Speaker 4: Six hours with your family, everybody's working, and then you
get home from working the six hours of that, well,
I'd be jumping off the bridge with a rope tied
in my neck.
Speaker 1: This sounds that's me wishful thinking for academics. First of all,
this sounds like a rough draft of an idea of
what maybe, and I go, You don't. You're driving uber right,
wrangling toddlers, juggling a couple of side hustles to make
some more money. Nobody. I got a new side hustle. Yeah,
and it's not dog sitting. You know what I'm doing
this weekend, I'm afraid to ask.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna sell deviled eggs day before Easter.
Speaker 1: Shut up.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna have there's twelve twelve in a container for
the Dollar Store, and I'm gonna sell for twenty dollars
a piece. I'll put out facebooks, and I'm gonna put
out Facebook right now. And see how many orders I
get on the Builified show. That's what I'm gonna tell you.
Speaker 1: Wait, what You're gonna sell deviled eggs? Yeah, but for
twenty twelve, for twenty what do you think? Let's see
how many orders I get? Yeah, okay, they say, if
I've been saving this for you, if you get five
pity orders, five orders is what I'm saying. We're gonna
buy pity orders. Order order now, order now, order now,
pick up the sanity. Yeah, but no one needs deviled
eggs on You don't put the devil in Jesus together
on Easter. Do you devil eggs?
Speaker 4: You can't have sinning without redemption.
Speaker 1: Or well, this would be my thing with it with
the perfect day formula, you gotta have a shitty day
to know what a perfect day is. You need the
contrast in life. We got to have the good and
the bad, right, I mean some people I always think this,
you try to plan the perfect day. Try planning the
perfect day, and it will blow up in your face. Yes,
you're right. It always does because you have an expectation.
It doesn't meet the expectation you. You bring other people in,
you have expectations for them. They don't do it, and
I go, I don't. I think everybody's just on social
media trying to make their day look perfect. Oh you
know what I mean.
Speaker 4: If I don't get in an argument, my coffee comes
out right. I like a nice breakfast to start the
day off.
Speaker 1: I like eas and flow, ease and flows.
Speaker 4: You're gonna have to eat some point during the day. Yeah,
So you have a good breakfast, Yeah, sunshine, good round
of golf, some laughter as we're wearing easter egg Easter
Easter bunny ears.
Speaker 1: Six hours with family, two hours with friends, and only
one hour of screen time. That sounds six hours.
Speaker 4: With family for me would be our game nights.
Speaker 1: That's fun. Yeah, but you know what that sounds like,
that whole formula and one hour screen time, It sounds
like you've been grounded by a therapist without a doubt,
you know. Yeah, your punishment is this, I don't know.
I just thought that was kind of interesting.
Speaker 5: With one hour of exercise, two to two hours of exercise. Yeah,
I will say that getting outside, being in nature, all
those things.
Speaker 1: Are really important. They are they're important if you're gonna.
Speaker 4: Be absolutely and the kids aren't doing these days they're
all on their phone.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well you can't help it. It's right there, that's
right there. Hey, what you have done at fourteen fifteen
years old?
Speaker 4: I'd be playing basketball right now, That's what I use.
Speaker 1: No, but if you had the phone, I'd be on
the phone. I'd be banging, virtually banging something. I would.
I'm just being honest. I know that's okay, and I
guarantee you probably have done that as an adult. Absolutely, Yay.
Speaker 4: There's a reason gulf isn't those this.
Speaker 1: This thing here, I'm it like, That's why I was
even saying do we have personalities anymore? Because everything's curated
for you, right, You put in something you like and
then they go, oh, we think you're like this, and
maybe you do, maybe you don't. And if you just
go you just kind of go along with the flow.
It's everything. It's who should be your friend on social media?
Who should what should you watch on on screen? On
streaming service? Who should you date? We should you your dates?
Like this? Yeah? Probably everything, But you're all the dating apps.
You've been on the dating apps, of course, and no
luck but a lot.
Speaker 4: Well there's now it's chase. You missed a payment?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know. Oh my, what do you do? Freezer?
What am I doing? Freezer? Yeah? You're going to Maine. Yeah,
I haven't really talked a lot about that. No, that's
all right, I'm going to I'll be then back down
in rhymeback at my mom's and then we'll come up here.
Speaker 4: With the family and sister.
Speaker 1: No. No, my brother and his family are in Florida
and my sister is currently down at my mom's and
then going to New York City.
Speaker 4: Hey, did you ever go away for spring break? Because
I know it's spring break right now, so it's kind
of slow out there, ubering everything you ever take, pack
up the whole family, go to Myrtle.
Speaker 1: Beach sometimes all the time. Yeahah, I had a town.
I had a uh I had a time share, so
we used to go down and that was a very
kid centric time share, which is my favorite because you
would always see moms that were like really inappropriately dressed
and some other moms, so they get really mad and they.
Speaker 4: They you're looking more of them than they argued.
Speaker 1: Well, because it was little kids, right, it was when
I say kids centric. All the pools had these big
ships in them, like it looked like pirate ships and
you get water cannons and different things and ropes to
swing and all twenty years ago. Uh yeah, well yeah,
yeah sure, because my guys were four or five, yeah
something like that. And I'm I had.
Speaker 4: Ships in the pool with the swings and everything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all set up for kids, all set up for kids.
It was permanently in there. But yeah, yeah, it was
part of a.
Speaker 4: Like Treasure Island Vegas.
Speaker 1: Yeah right, money so and uh yeah, and I just
remember this one mom would always wear I I don't
know if she was from Brazil or something. There was
some kind of accent. But she always like every day
was a different thong that disappeared inside a crack wow,
Like yeah, every day every and she would sit up high,
like perched, and you couldn't help but notice her because
around would you put the lotion on my back? Please?
Speaker 4: My arm does not go there.
Speaker 1: And as the guys got my husband is going to
be up, but I don't want to get sunburn. Then
as the guys got a little bit older, we went over, Yes,
so we did. We went away a lot, even sometimes
what we would all.
Speaker 4: The guys wearing sunglasses so they could look.
Speaker 1: I have no idea. I used to wear sunglasses in
the pool all the time. Then we went over to
a different time share. Catch me, I'm sorry you weren't
looking up. Then we went over to a different one
that was a little more adult, but they had kid things.
You could go fishing, and we did that.
Speaker 4: But there dress board conservative.
Speaker 1: Well we did a lot. Uh yeah, we did a
lot of no Disney stuff and all that kind of
garbage too. And then there was family down there, so
you'd go see family and what was fun. Yeah, those
were fun days. Yeah they were fun. Yeah, God, I
forgot all about that, but yes, did that a lot.
And then even at times like uh were times we'd
make it a real adventure. We'd go down and see
my sister in Virginia and then she I don't know
she was there, and then get on the car train.
There's a train you can put your car on and
it takes you right into Orlando and then you don't
have to run a car. You're right there. So we
did that a couple of times.
Speaker 4: Was it one hundred? Couple hundred dollars? I drove back
from floor about nine years ago.
Speaker 1: My buddy was telling me all about it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't know, but that seems like a great deal.
Speaker 1: Yeah it was. I mean, those those were fun times.
Fun times, Doug times, Yes, uh huh.
Speaker 4: Fun times. Did you watch the Masters?
Speaker 1: I watched the Masters, Doug.
Speaker 4: Were you happy with the outcome?
Speaker 1: I was ecstatic with the outcome. I actually have Oh
that's your buddy with Rory. When Rory was a kid,
he was Yeah, he was over in Dubai.
Speaker 4: That was his third tour that said be about eighteen
years ago, and being in the military, he got to
caddy for him. He had to caddy for yeah Rory.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 4: And now he's doing benefit next Sunday, April twenty seventh
and Iron Smoke Distillery from one to eight. He's got
seven bands Lee Beggy for veterans. It's a fundraiser. So
Rory's not going to be there.
Speaker 1: No, but that's very cool Rory. Yeah.
Speaker 4: So he had a great time with him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he seems like.
Speaker 4: I'm like, you're on active duty in your caddying. This
doesn't make any sense for the military. But okay, yeah,
you're in Dubai.
Speaker 1: What's going on in Dubai? Nothing?
Speaker 4: Have great, great golf course, it's safe.
Speaker 1: It's safe. Well, I tell by, cut your finger off
if you'd even touched something, that's right, Still do that?
I don't know. I think they do it because.
Speaker 4: Because you know, you have one hand for cleaning yourself
up and one hand for eating what you didn't know that?
Speaker 1: No, I still haven't done that. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Oh god, So if you get your handcut off, yeah,
nobody will leave with you because they know that you're eating.
Speaker 1: And shut up. It's true. Shut to look it up.
Come on, I'm serious. Wait, one hand for eating and
one hand for cleaning. Okay, hang on.
Speaker 4: In the Middle East, you get caught.
Speaker 1: Hang on, if you get.
Speaker 4: Caught stealing, they cut your hand off, and nobody eats
with you because they know that you have to clean
yourself and eat with the same hand. Okay, see if
they still do it years ago.
Speaker 1: In many cultures, particularly in parts of the Middle East,
Indian Africa, eating what the left hand is avoided because
it's traditionally used for personal hygiene. It's customary to eat
only with the right hand. Okay, wow, can I surprise
you did? Okay? Yeah, I did not know that these.
Speaker 4: Bunny don't let these bunny years for you, buddy, I
got some brains up here, do you.
Speaker 1: Ah, well, it makes sense, But then it makes me
feel like a Neanderthal because I'm like, use whatever, I
use whatever hand probably hang, yeah, I think if there
wasn't soap in there, sometimes it just rinse the guy.
Let's cook. Hey, I hope you're not a nail bider
ran out of toilet paper. I mean, it's like, well,
that's a really good thing. What would you do if
you saw because you can't like this is a good thing?
Uh that they're saying the left hand though he'd be
right hand dominant. It's kind of hard to get around.
Speaker 4: You gotta be careful. I'm sure people.
Speaker 1: Wow, there's no perfect human being. I'm just saying, but
I would think, like if I use my left hand,
I guarantee more often than not there would be something
on my hand when I come back up.
Speaker 4: I don't think they got a lot of running water
out over there either.
Speaker 1: Where Dubai.
Speaker 4: They're the richest country in the water where you're saying,
the Middle East, all the Middle East.
Speaker 1: But I think, uh, that's interesting. I'm going to try
that left hand only. I'm going to make that a
new rule start tonight. Yeah, I want to see the
next time I see it, I'm gonna try to. I
swear I could see myself getting a little right here.
I wouldn't you know? You you try to let me
know how? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Just do do I want speaking a perfect day? Not
the perfect day, but I won the impossible question today
and on legends. Do you want to hear?
Speaker 1: Hey, I'm just telling you how my day is. What's
so funny about this? Okay? So did you call in? Yeah? God?
Speaker 6: Why?
Speaker 1: Okay, go ahead, let's hear it.
Speaker 4: Vegetables are the number one thing people are picky about. Yeah, okay,
they're food picky about. Their food is vegetables number one?
What's number two? What food is number two that they're
picky about, picky about eating If.
Speaker 1: It's not vegetables, Yeah, what would they be picky about
eating it in the group? It's what it's in a group. Yeah,
I'm going to say, uh, fruits. No, then it's meat. Okay,
what is it seafood? Oh? Yeah?
Speaker 4: I want four tickets to the Red Wings and uh
Leo's Bakery.
Speaker 1: Give card and Leo.
Speaker 6: You know what they got everything?
Speaker 1: That's what they got. All right, We'll take a moment.
Let's go back. I want to talk about the h
rory and the golf and the Masters win and kind
of how off.
Speaker 4: Season is coming, buddy, WHI The league starts May one?
Speaker 1: It is? And I think, uh, but his wife is from.
Speaker 4: Here, Yes, somewhere Penfield Pittsford.
Speaker 1: Erica stole from Rondequoitt Yes, but I I this is
just some hot takes on that boy. Here we go.
What do you got inside gossip. We'll get to the MS.
Speaker 4: We'll get Singapore guy alone, how old MC whatever it
is CBS, We'll.
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one riff. That's right, you, Lewis. He doesn't perform anymore.
Speaker 2: Do you?
Speaker 1: Guys got meneers disease. It's like a whole ear thing.
He can't really hear, so he's out of tune. He
sounded awful. Can't sing. Let's get up there and start
seeing him. He can't. He just sounds bad. Huh like this, You.
Speaker 4: Would think after so many years he would just naturally
be close enough where.
Speaker 1: I think it's like hearing everything. I don't know. It
really throws you off. And uh yeah, it's too bad
because I always like Hueys Lewis need too, Cornell guy.
Yeah yeah, math major.
Speaker 4: Baseball player too. I believe you trade out for maybe
there was Garth Brooks, it was no, I think you played.
I think you trade out for a baseball team too. Friends,
with Joe Montana harmonica player. Type it up.
Speaker 1: Maybe I'll get two for two today, let's see. Okay.
He was an all state baseball player. Attended Cornell University m.
Speaker 4: Nineteen eighty two.
Speaker 1: He got a perfect score on the math portion of
his SATs. Good friend, you know who didn't do that?
You and I? That's right, buddy. You know what I
got in my SATs, barbecue sauce. I did okay with it? Yeah, yeah,
I got.
Speaker 4: I think I get nine hundred enough to get into
college wrestles.
Speaker 1: Is that? Yeah?
Speaker 4: He needs seven hundred? Says writing your name, he was
signed your name.
Speaker 1: He gave four.
Speaker 4: I remember that two.
Speaker 1: I thought it was four.
Speaker 4: Yeah, double check me?
Speaker 1: No, no, no, I don't double check. I got a
yeah that nine hundred? Uh really did you will? I'm here? Yeah?
All right? Up to you took a while? What you
got there? I got there? Yeah? I slipped so rory
winning the Masters, exciting, exciting playoff. He chokes at that
one lot choked. I mean, here's the thing. I could
not say that if he lost that was it him
choking or something? I mean they were so close, everybody
was up, they were one behind him. So it's not
as though something not like he had a four point lead,
a five point lead, and four at certain points in
the tournament. Yeah, that day in the morning.
Speaker 4: Yeah, No, I mean going into the playing the final round.
At one point he was up by four strokes, right.
Speaker 1: But but the other guy, I mean, look Chambeau he. Yeah,
that's what I'm saying. I mean d Chambeau h. Somebody
who was in.
Speaker 4: The lead for the first couple because Rory had that
double bogie on the first one, right, and then they
were back and forth in the first half, first night,
front nine.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, right, So it's just it's nearly impossible to
be perfect on these every time. And it's that looks
like it's such a hard sport. I mean, you know,
you play it absolutely. And a funny story about d Chambeau.
He people will rent their homes out when the PGA
comes to town. Uh famously locally, Steve Sercu, who is
the sponsor of the program circum and Circuit law firm,
rented his out and there you're not supposed to say
who he rented it out to. It all.
Speaker 4: So even after they've left.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, probably not. It's like maybe after they left,
but you're baby just telling a couple of friends, but
you're not supposed to really say anything while they're there.
So Steve had just had the deck redone in his
house and I think went down to their home in
Florida and rented his house out to a PGA golfer.
Didn't I'm not even sure that they knew who was
coming to their house, just that someone from the PGA
comes through. They you know, tell you what to do,
what they like and who, and but I don't know
that you know who's coming into your home. I'm not sure.
So all of a sudden, Steve's phone starts blowing up.
Bubba Watson stayed at his house and started hitting t
shots off the deck, filmed it like on his phone,
and Sports Center picked it up. People who recognized Steve's
backyard and deck, and Steve's like, son of a bitch,
that's my brand new deck and he's dick her little pistas.
What was he hitting him too? Into the woods? Yeah,
he was hitting him like. I don't know if he
had somebody out like they it looked like they had
a deep piece of property.
Speaker 4: And yeah, did he pay him for the deck?
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm not sure I'm not even sure what
you rented for. But I bring that up because I
have a cousin who owns a couple of restaurants in Augusta, Georgia.
And I mean august is not a big place. It's
like two hundred thousand people are there. I think you
get two hundred thousand more for sure for the for
the Masters. Yeah, at least forty thousand a day over
practice rounds to the actual event itself.
Speaker 4: The part three, the whole week.
Speaker 1: And he owns the restaurants, and he's in charge of
getting private chefs to come into the homes of pja
guys who want them, who want a private chef in there?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I'm sure some of them must like deviled eggs.
I think I know what I'm doing next April. Come on, buddy.
Speaker 1: So d Chambeau rents a house and it's in this
private like there's some really really fancy homes and they're
like when I was down there in Augusta years ago.
It's my dad's cousin. So this is my second cousin,
but he and I are still pretty close. It's, you know,
the kids of the next generation. And his dad was
a neurosurgeon. He was a West Point guy and then
did twenty years of the Army. Neurosurgeon was putting a
twenty in nineteen eighty seven, was putting a twenty thousand
dollars edition onto the house. And they lived literally in
the back yeah, and in their backyard it was a
golf course. They belonged to the country club. It was
a gated community. Not Augusta, but you know. And because
we got picked up. We were racing golf carts and same,
and they like all of a sudden, my cousin, just
like we were, had security with their little sirene.
Speaker 4: Little downball machine on.
Speaker 1: You got it, you got it on a golf court,
going what are you guys doing? So my cousin takes off,
he's driving across the fairway. They got us and they
brought us up. Our parents were having dinner in.
Speaker 4: The country, in the country glove, and we got brought embarrassing.
Speaker 1: I was brought right to the table. But this guy
rents out his house and say, I don't recall, but
that was when I put far powder in his coffee.
So he was mad about something else. It worked. It
was from Spencer's uh so DeChambeau on this in twenty
twenty five, rents a home and he's walking around and
he sees they're going across the bridge and again it's
in another one of these private communities on a golf
course and he sees a guy and he goes, wow,
you got a putter putting green in his backyard. He's
got a seventy by forty foot putting green and he says, uh.
He goes, uh, yeah, you guys want to play? Guy
guy goes, I'm d Chambeau and he goes, yeah, right,
and I'm Jack Nicholas or Nicholas and he goes, uh, no, seriously,
I am, and he comes over and he starts. He
did a couple of putting rounds on the guys thing
because he had rented the house in that neighborhood, and
then went back the next day and at one point
I think was at sixty nine total number for the
for the day. I don't know. On the eighteen d Chambeau,
I mean he was in the lead for a minute,
so I'm not sure, and the guy was saying that
he was pulling for him and thinking that was going
to be it. But watching this thing and knowing Rory
and his I think he's an honorary member of OKILL. No,
he is a member. Yeah, but I think he's just
like a come on in you remember Josh. Maybe maybe not.
Maybe Josh Allen has to pay too. I don't know.
Speaker 4: Well, I think it's just I think it's sixty nine
thousand to join.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then you're it depends every year, it depends
on your something like that. Yeah, it's not sixty nine
thousand if you're young, because they know that they're going
to get you over the years, so it's cheaper. But
his wife, Erica Stole, Now here's the thing that I'm
not finding out anything. I would say this. I would
love to talk to Erica Stole's dad. I would love
to talk to the dad because I don't have a
little girl. But I gotta think for anybody I know
who is the quote unquote girl dad, they're very protective
and this woman is in the spotlight suddenly. And last year,
if you remember, before one of the major tournaments, he
filed for divorce. Yeah, I do, And then there were
rumors about him and some reporter and then right after
that he withdrew the divorce. Yeah. So and said, our
future is better together, and now he comes along and
he wins, and every single thing the two of them
did and interacted with is being broken down. Like honestly,
his speech thanking family right, and he kept hearing Jim
nancey since he was three years old in Northern Ireland.
His parents worked to scrape the money together to get
him to these different tournaments breaking up and so he uh,
then it so he thanks his family, but never her
individually by name, does give a shout out to their
daughter and says, you know, don't ever give up on
your dreams. And then they show they like all these
people who are supposedly body language experts are breaking down
their interaction after he won, when he was very emotional. Yeah,
he went over and hugged her and she's patting him
on the back, and experts are saying that's a wrap
it up sign basically like all right, hugs over you
know that? Yes? Yeah, so I went How hard is it?
You're this girl from really I mean Rochester, great place, lovely.
She went to Irondequoit High School. I think she was
a tennis player. Rit graduate got on the PGA tour
as a marketing or something. But I go all that
intense spotlight on you, right breaking down your interactions with
your husband. How fucking hard is that? Well?
Speaker 4: I saw, I saw the hug of the end and
her hat was covering most of what they could look at. Yeah, like,
he's probably just very emotional right now. I didn't see
the pad on the back.
Speaker 1: I didn't really either, But then they show it to
you and I'm like, okay.
Speaker 4: And he's got to know too that. I mean, at
some point you do have you're gonna have to wrap
it up. So maybe that was just you know, I
don't know. I didn't want to overanalyze, of course not.
Speaker 1: But I'm watching and I go, what if that's your sister,
your you know what I mean, your your daughter, whatever?
I go, that sucks. Being famous sucks, like being famous famous? Yes, yeah,
famous famous? It sucks.
Speaker 4: I mean, you're not going anywhere without six sets of
eyes on you.
Speaker 1: Oh, constantly, constantly all the time. And let me tell
you something, nobody or the number of people who see
you and don't say anything and they know who you are,
and then they're going to town. Hey guess who I saw? Yeah, hey, hey,
you know hey, so I'll pick their nose and stop.
You know what I'm saying, Like, it's that kind of ship,
And I go, I would love to talk to her
family because this is a big small town. We're not
you know what I mean. It's a big small town.
It is. There's been some famous people, but still.
Speaker 4: We're a small town, especially when you go out to
another city and realize, oh small, but it's small town.
Speaker 1: Yes, that's what I'm saying. It's like you got a
great community. And look, everybody knows everybody in a certain
way or has a connection, and you know there's over
a million people in the Greater Rochester. Oh great. But
I went, wow, that's gotta that's gotta suck, because I
gotta think under that hat at some point or even
when they got home. Seriously, not even a shout out,
not even a shout out of the speech Rory.
Speaker 4: I think, uh, I'll just identify this was one thing.
I remember Meryl Streep had the AFI Award, the whole
celebration night of her years of in the business. And
each star comes up and they talk a little bit
about a film and this thing, and she goes up,
she thanks directors people, this, that, and in the end
the music starts playing she bows out and she goes,
oh my god, and my husband Rona. So I mean,
it happens. You know, it happens. You know you're you're
trying to think. They don't even a shout out to
and you expect, you know, your wife, I couldn't do that.
Then should be in private. You know, if couldn't have
done this without you.
Speaker 1: But what if Rory said, I'd like to thank my wife.
But the jury still out? Go ahead, God, Jerry still out.
I filed for divorce a year ago. What do you
what you said? He rec that, Yes he did, but
he's still filed to a lot of paperwork, a lot
of paperwork. Buddy, you know you're paying lawyers when they file.
You're paying baby.
Speaker 4: She got caught with the hand of the cookie jar
or something.
Speaker 1: Maybe you know that happens people when you're suppering a
lot of travel.
Speaker 4: You know, he's not talking to me, he's concentrating on golf.
Speaker 1: But Jeff does just run around playing balls with his
balls all day.
Speaker 4: Next thing you know, you you see it happens. Yeah,
you're out, you're with your wife and ding who's that?
Speaker 1: Oh? Nothing? What do you mean nothing? Who is that?
Speaker 4: Or she's in a showering dings.
Speaker 1: How do you know I have? Oh my god, I
just thought of the greatest story. I I know a
story that just go ahead just like that. I know
a story too. If I say this story, there will
be people who know who I'm talking about. Well they
may not be, but either way, somehow it'll get back.
But there was somebody who was on vacation, wife kids,
and brought a kumade of sorts with one of her
friends and put them up at a hotel either down
the street or across the street. And while in the shower,
phone goes off ding, wife grabs it.
Speaker 4: Wait, the guy took his wife and kids on vacation,
set up.
Speaker 1: His side action in the same area, the same area,
just down the street, just down the street, at a hotel.
She texted him while he's in the Yeah, because he
was going to go hook up with her while they're
off doing whatever he's got. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's how the that's how my friend caught his wife.
Speaker 1: What do you mean twelve years ago?
Speaker 4: His kids were going crazy? She had the games on
her phone.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and she's up in.
Speaker 4: The showers, like, what what's your password? So I can
get to her game? And you know, Baba know yells
down the password and he opens it up and trying
to get to the game ding and then he goes
in he sees all these messages and pictures.
Speaker 1: So yeah, that was the end of that. Can he
come back from that? You think, I know people who
have and certainly, well, here's the thing. I know people
who have prior to the creation of the smartphone. Prior. Yes.
And the reason I say prior is because you said
there were pictures, and that would be you could leave
it to your imagination or not as bad you hear
what they're saying and then it gets cut off. But
that the pictures, I mean, I know. So I got
a call a couple of weeks ago because of the
podcast I'll tell you offer that a story was told,
no names, a story was told from somebody's perspective, their life,
and the person, the other person and their family heard it.
And I got a call from somebody, a friend of
mine who is influential in town, but as a friend
just has been for a number of years, and asking
me to added something out. And normally I wouldn't except
it was a friend of mine, and I did it
as a favor. But yeah, yeah, I.
Speaker 4: Would do this on purpose. It just got wind of.
Speaker 1: Nothing was. No names were ever said, so the only
people that would know it's them are the people who
are involved. Here's the thing that we need to remember
about everybody. Okay, when people say to you, everybody knows.
I always say to people, can you name or I
don't always say this, but I think, in my head,
can you name me ten friends? Now, outside of you,
there's probably not a lot of people that can. And
I mean even with you, what's an acquaintance versus a friend? Right,
But because I know you know a lot of people
and that's sort of your your life, your oar attending
and doing all this stuff. But I know most people can't.
So a good point. Yeah, so right there. So all
this shows is how narcissistic we really are. The whole
world knows and it was me and you just ruined
my life. But your name was never mentioned. Name was
never mentioned. And what was really an amazing story from
a different thing and somewhat cathartic, was someone going I
made a mistake in my life. I recognized it, I
went and got help to get me through it. I'm
ashamed that he was involved in this there was, but
never once was a name mentioned. And I go, boy,
we are as a society so narcissistic and need to
control things in such a way that all of us do.
That's where I always you hear people going, well, the
narrative is controlled. Yeah, you want to control your own narrative.
Think about it. Where nobody's different than anybody else. There
are certain things you don't want known about you, of course,
and we want to control that. That's what I'm saying.
But that is such a narcissistic thing. I go, it
was funny because who would know, who would know other
than the people involved.
Speaker 4: And in five seconds gonna be forgotten about.
Speaker 1: Yes, especially today because believe me, somebody's calling, Oh, somebody's
gonna do something stupid and it's gonna be what you're
talking about or whatever, all that shit. All right, Dougie,
we'll take a moment. I want to play a game,
a game with Doug with Doug the bartender. What's gonna say,
Doug the bartender, Doug the comic, Doug the bartender, Uh No,
who's worst game. I'm gonna give you examples of people
you may run into at a bar as a bartender,
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Speaker 4: Appreciate me you.
Speaker 1: Are. Talky wow yeah That Is, peter wolf the. Lead singer,
Oh Yeah. PETER wolf i want to get him on.
The pod he's got a. Book out he's eighty years. Old,
now yeah Married To fate dunaway for. A while, really
yeah great stories in there. About that i'm sure all
the People in young Allurs. From boston he was ACTUALLY
a dj on a rock station. At, Night Yeah, Peter Wolf.
Peter wolf he was the leader who does. FREEZE him
i don't know kids out of the, band after but
like during, their hits it. Was him yea did They
Do freeze? Frame, Too Yes, Jay, giles YEAH but i
was Like That. Peter Wolf peter wolf was the lead
Singer Of. Jay giles that's why it's. So, familiar yeah, and,
THEN uh i ain't nothing but a house party is
one of. MY favorites i don't. Remember that they added some. Good,
ones uh let's Do The who's? Worst game because you
you interact with the public on a, regular basis you
have to deal. With people, A, fundraiser uh Nobody. Cares.
Speaker 4: SUNDAY uh i told somebody to be quiet.
Speaker 1: The, fundraiser yeah they were.
Speaker 4: Pulling numbers they didn't have, a microphone so after they
pulled the, first number people start. Talking again then some
lady two from two doors down QUIET like i fucking
hate when people yell.
Speaker 1: Like that did you say? To? Her yeah and what'd? She?
Speaker 4: Say uh she ended up moving closer by the end of,
the night and she.
Speaker 1: Got, her number moving closer to. The name no closer,
to me give me? Your number, Shut up I'm sure
i'm shred. A text is she what does she? Look
like she? Is attractive she gave you. Her number it
was nice meeting.
Speaker 4: You today SORRY if i if my yelling.
Speaker 1: Disturb, YOU wow i just gave her a wink back,
no interest uh not, after that that's just turned.
Speaker 4: Me off just let them do what.
Speaker 1: They're doing you're.
Speaker 4: So picky it's not that you're. Never yelling now there's
gonna be. Another point you're yelling and probably not bad
or people the whistle.
Speaker 1: Real loud to. Get everybody i'm not a.
Speaker 4: Fucking dog you don't have to, do, that okay but
go ahead with, your questions.
Speaker 1: All right, who's WORSE the i knew the owner guy
or the vodka soda and? Lime micromanager? Who's worse? And?
Why OH the i know the owner the? Owner? Guy
yeah why because he thinks he. Trumps, YOU yeah i know.
THE owner, i, GO yeah i. Do too he. HIRED
me i can't stand.
Speaker 4: Those people, vacca soda splash a Cran don't oh and
then you take it back oh in? A, Lime.
Speaker 1: Okay well let's just get the whole. Order out. That's,
fine yeah, you know but the micromanager that would annoy
me after, a while.
Speaker 4: Because that's how they, want, it right, You KNOW but
i know. THE owner.
Speaker 1: I gonna say what place? It is? Oh yeah, oh
yeah well you know how much work.
Speaker 4: You know, i'm, like okay your drinks are eighteen dollars eighteen,
huh yeah. Eighteen dollars you know how Much work i've done? Around, here,
LIKE no, I don't. I'm bartending you know how much
he owes me?
Speaker 1: IN money, i, GO no.
Speaker 4: I don't AND then i got to the point he actually.
Ended up he wouldn't come BACK because i. Called him, i'm,
like look whatever you do, for him he's either, paying
you or he will tell me that it does a,
swap yeah or comp his dinner or comp. His drinks
you don't tell me that you're not. The owner, Oh
well and then he gets all pissy AND and i said,
something back and that. Was that now he's made sure
he Knows when i'm working he doesn't, come in BECAUSE
then i had to hear it from a couple of
neighbors because he was already half in the. Bag drinking he,
CAME in i gave him shit, about something or he
opened his MOUTH that i had. Add it so he
went to other people that went, frequently restaurant and they.
Speaker 1: Came in. Oh ONTs his face was, just over you're
not a fan? Of? Him, Wow really.
Speaker 4: I'm, Like, yeah well he's not going to be back.
And go that's music to.
Speaker 1: My, ears, yeah okay the guy who pays his five
dollars tab with a card or the one who leaves
two bucks on a forty eight, dollars bill, Who's, Worse.
Speaker 4: Doug oh definitely the two dollars on a forty two
dollars forty. Five dollars sometimes you just have a drink
and then you go.
Speaker 1: Into, dinner yeah so no, Big deal no. Big Deal
sometimes i'll, just say you, know what just do you ever?
Say anything do you feel like maybe you should have?
Done more if there's a two, Dollars, person oh you?
Speaker 4: Should know and if you don't know your percentages, forty
dollars what's twenty percent of?
Speaker 1: Forty, dollars, yeah, yeah. YEAH four i know what. It
is you weren't real quick. AT it, I know i
WAS just i do know what, It is but you
KNOW what, i mean SOME people i. ACTUALLY help i
had a friend who came in. Here yesterday he just
got Back from scotland and that's where he was born
and lived until he was ten and hasn't been. Back
since so he went back with his kid and he
said they don't Tip. In spain, he goes there's, no
tipping so, he SAID but i, was tipping and, he
goes they also don't leave a, tab open you will run.
A card they, go. No no then he's, finally like, he,
GOES well i don't want forty eight charges on, my card,
you Know because i'm gonna be drinking and buying drinks
for people if you have family after. Each transition so
then they. Said fine they finally went, all, right yeah
and they loved him that he got like great treatment
because they don't tip and he, was tipping and that
that was. The thing you know what tip? Stands? For, uh,
no no. Smarty pants huh, you know? Smarty pants what?
Is it you knew the percentages? Right away after the,
PERCENT know i. GOT that, i, was yes go ahead
to ensure perfect. Service tips what are you? Grunning about
that's what it. Stands for but you know what golf?
STANDS for i can't wait to. Hear this you. Don't,
Know no i'm just killed. It today uh what does a? Stand?
Speaker 4: For gentlemen oldly only ladies?
Speaker 1: Forbidden? Golf, yes okay you ladies got. In there they
did masters and they ruined.
Speaker 4: IT all, i mean nobody says anything about the masters
being racist. Or discriminated first, of all, it's, master yes and.
Speaker 1: They do there's people who. Say, that yeah there are people,
Who say i'm just seeing if it's rain. Out there
the couple that fights in public at, the bar or
the couple that makes out in front. Of everyone, who's.
Speaker 8: Worse, oh dougie the couple that fights at, the bar
or the couple that makes out in front, of everyone
the couple of fights?
Speaker 4: The, Worst Really and, i'll, say, hey, hey hey be
like everybody else taking in. The, alley hey how are we?
Doing today how's? Everything?
Speaker 1: Going yeah? Everybody good what have you heard couples? Fight?
About like have? You? Money? Girlfriends girlfriends, you know?
Speaker 4: Your girlfriend your?
Speaker 1: Fucking girlfriend just? Wats you you?
Speaker 4: Know whatever it. MIGHT be i, The, barnman now, no.
Speaker 1: Fights okay but in. The past but in, the past
really you're drinking? Too, much yeah that's always a. Big, one,
YEAH yeah i remember.
Speaker 4: This distinctly This. Is ego this guys Down in Captain
and coke right where. It was he was like at his,
Third one i'll, Have another and she just, urged, him
says really you get are you gonna? SLOW down i
mean it couldn't have been there IN when i want
to see fifteen Minutes three captain.
Speaker 1: Of, co wow that's.
Speaker 4: A GUY and i just saw the look at her
face and this day is not, Ending.
Speaker 1: Good, no no not. At all but. She's not she's
got a point. Fifteen minutes, but, clearly honey you're giving him.
Speaker 4: A reason you already, Married him you already knew what
kind of drink, he was and then you think he's. Gonna,
change oh it's on, you god the people making out of. The,
BAR yeah. I forget I think i usually have some
smart ass.
Speaker 1: To say, i'm, like, hey like we don't want the
fire the fire alarms that go off kind, of, yeah yeah,
they said but that, You Know oh.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry we just, you know we're really. In Love and, i'm,
like oh YOU got dj for your wedding at her,
You know, i'm LIKE am i you know you save
it for you that.
Speaker 1: What if she turns around, and, goes well he's really, in,
love right my husband's out. Of. TIME okay i would
think the couple that fight in public at the bar could,
give you if it's just little snipes back, and forth
an opportunity to jump in and make a, funny COMMENT and.
Speaker 4: I know, a COUPLE and i won't talk to her
ANYMORE when i see.
Speaker 1: Her out he's been barred from three. Four bars she.
Speaker 4: Is not but they willed a flip because they would
go to different, bars again fights in front. Of everybody
and one time she took us a plate of pasta
and threw it in the face. All over it was.
That VIDEO and i know at least.
Speaker 1: Three bars she's not.
Speaker 4: Allowed back he's not allowed anywhere because he beat her
and now she's still.
Speaker 1: With him wait he? Beat, her yeah, oh shit.
Speaker 4: She showed me pictures ten.
Speaker 1: Years, ago YEAH and, i, mean well not beat her, in, no,
no no forgive. Me her please don't take this the.
Wrong way it should. Never happen but he didn't do that,
in public not in, the bar not that it's right.
ANYWHERE else i don't remember that. A bar i would
think that if that happened in, A bar i would
fully expect the guy that's hitting his wife to be
tackled to the ground and have his face smashed into.
THE floor I just i don't. KNOW why i just
think that that's what.
Speaker 4: Would, happen no she showed me pictures after a few
weeks and black and blue. And, EVERYTHING yeah, i, GO
well i hope this is a wake, up callum if
you ever go back, to him do you ever expect
me to? Acknowledge again and she went back, To him
SO now i just. Ignore, her yeah that's. Too bad
they have a kid together and, whatever reasons but, that's, acceptable?
Speaker 1: Uh queen, all right here we go the person who
asks what's your? Real job or the one WHO says
i could totally bartend it's just, poorn, Drinks RIGHT because
i will tell, YOU this i DON'T think i, could.
Bartend PERIOD i've i have suggested. You, BARTEND no, i,
KNOW no i HAVE and I and i Talked to
damien and HE and i just SAID that i would
probably hate it because, it just, you know busy bar and. Learn,
it yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 4: But what was?
Speaker 1: It? Again job what's your what's your? Real job and
then the PERSON says i could totally bartend it's just, pouring.
DRINKS right i don't get that? Too, often yeah have
you in?
Speaker 4: The, PAST yeah i, THINK girls i would love to be. A,
BARTENDER yeah i just don't know how to.
Speaker 1: Make martine that's different than SOMEBODY going i could totally. Do,
YOU yeah i never.
Speaker 4: Get, THAT okay i get people to TELL me i
couldn't do.
Speaker 1: Your, JOB yeah, I know i couldn't do your.
Speaker 4: Job interacting in that person at the end of.
Speaker 1: The bar, they're rude and they're rude and you're trying
to and then just the mixology of knowing all the
drinks off the top of. Your head.
Speaker 4: That's Overrated It's captain Coke vaka Sota.
Speaker 2: The.
Speaker 1: Lime. Yeah want i'm still stuck on. The couple the
guys banned from four bars and she's banned.
Speaker 4: From three three just because of all the problems. They've
had we're. Still together so if you, unbanned one the
other one's gonna. Come in if you unbann, them both
they're gonna have sooner, or later something.
Speaker 1: Gonna happen so that, they HAD they i wonder if
they found other places to. THEY must i. DON'T know
i never talked to. HER anymore i.
Speaker 4: CAN'T imagine i see him out at the. CORNER store
i don't acknowledge. Him, either yeah. Absolutely not well.
Speaker 1: That's. Terrible, yeah uh the friend of a comic who
keeps shouting do the.
Speaker 7: Joke ABOUT the i.
Speaker 4: Hate, that no Not, the jagger The. The witherspoon now you've.
Speaker 1: Ruined it, yeah yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, i'm, LIKE dude i will get to just me,
all right let me. WORK here i don't come to
where you work telling you, do this?
Speaker 1: Do that? Do that or the friend of a comic
who tries to want up the set with. Their jokes
yeah that doesn't. Work either so which? One's worse the guy.
Speaker 4: That telling me what, to do the joke, to tell
the joke.
Speaker 1: To, tell yeah but SEE now i would be flattered
by that guy if. It's me i'm flattered by that
guy because my material resonated. So much he wants to hear,
it again, you know the.
Speaker 4: One joke that he can remember that he knows, he,
laughs yes but.
Speaker 1: He wants his friends to, hear it and he wants
to share the gift. Of laughter and you are so
wrong on. This one you Are way i'm already.
Speaker 4: Telling If if i'm already, telling, jokes Yes and i'm
gonna continue.
Speaker 1: Telling jokes don't tell me what. To do i'm. Already
working look at the look, at you you know.
Speaker 4: Now you're telling me like it's, almost, like oh don't forget.
This one oh you're. An idiot you should have told.
This one you, know what just sit there and Laugh
and i'll get. To that but now you've told me what, to, do.
Speaker 1: Well maybe you are. An idiot you would have gotten.
MORE laughs i like the guy who appreciates. THE joke
i don't want to hear the guy who's gonna one
up me or try to one. Up, me no because
it's bad. For, him yes usually you take. A, break
well you look like. A douche you look like a douche.
Speaker 4: If you try to one up me and, the, jokes, well.
Speaker 1: No no especially if. It sucks but let's say you
do one up or you do. Something funny it's somewhat
of a, rude thing know. Your place let people have, their.
Moments curious i've been.
Speaker 4: Back and forth with people before. Telling jokes i'll, tell
one he'll tell.
Speaker 1: You, what, Yeah, no that's, Different then but, you know
like trying to one up after. The, show hey YOU
know i got a couple of good. Jokes, too oh,
go ahead you should have.
Speaker 4: Jumped in obviously you don't know timing because now you're.
WAITING you i mean to, induce, you now my.
Speaker 1: Fucking brown, all right, One, more doug. One more. One
more who's worse the guy who accidentally touches your arm
every time he orders or the woman who flirts with
you for free drinks and, Then, ghosts.
Speaker 4: Oh well that. Doesn't work you have to sleep with
me for the.
Speaker 1: Free drinks? Oh? REALLY yeah i.
Speaker 4: Can't stand women that bend over the bar with your knockers. Hanging,
out oh by, the way in a. Busy, Bar oh
i'll get.
Speaker 1: The service.
Speaker 4: Watch this, I'M like, I go i will get. To
YOU when i get, To you, i'm like you picked the,
wrong guy.
Speaker 1: Stripper for, sixteen years it.
Speaker 4: Doesn't work i'm TRUE and i and when, IT'S busy
I will, I'll, announce okay coming around, the work coming
around where we?
Speaker 1: Got this this is what. Bothers, Me yeah i'll hear
about toxic masculinity and misogyny and all. These. Things like
there was a story about baseball team Out. In california
they Were The. River rats They're THE triple a team
Of The San. Francisco giants They're, In, Sacramento california and
just Like The Rochester red wings Become The rochester plates
for a series, of games they were going to become
something Else and triple, a teams minor. League teams you
gotta do a lot of things to get people to
entice people to. Come in so they were going to
be because of The gold rush and why many people
went to. Count gold they're gonna be the. Gold diggers
so they Had. Gold digger they had all, the uniform
they had the miner on, a hat and they, had
this they, had that and then they did a video
and in, the video in, the video they have a
player walking out of the stadium to his car and
he bumps shoulders with a woman who's with, her boyfriend
and she turns around and she looks at him and
then all of, a sudden dollar signs flashing. Her. Eyes
right and then there's another one where a player is
like walking by in a strip mall sort of and
outside a jewelry store is a woman and a much
older guy and she sees him the. Baseball player she's
looking and she's got dollar signs in. Her eyes, and
like people got so offended over this that some PEOPLE
who i guess are, somewhat influential and they made a. Big,
deal NOW what i didn't say when we did this
story is they got a lot of mileage out of
this no matter what on, a MILEAGE because i think
a lot of, people, go well it was, a joke
and it's not really to me because here's. The thing
there are women who can look at other women, and
go she's a, gold digger, absolutely right and why? For
them and why do we have to stand up for
something we don't? Like Necessarily and i'm not saying stand
up for this just, you know you want to call
it a, gold digger that's what they're sort of poking.
Fun at and they were the gold diggers and what
they really meant, was, this okay but they were doing
a double entendre, on words however you want to, call
it and people got. Really upset so yet at the, same,
time though use your, feminine ways hang those big hooters
over the bar and get me, some, drinks bitch you
KNOW what. I mean that's what it. Seems, like, Hey
hey doug. Loves titties YOU know, i do but it's
not getting you. Free drinks you should have. WALKED over
i remember that was about twelve, years ago. Really, slammed
yeah she just leans OVER and i Know she's i'll just,
you know she just like the place is. On fire,
OH well i.
Speaker 4: Need this, I'M like i will get.
Speaker 1: TO you i will.
Speaker 4: Get you i'm working my way down and just. Walked,
away yeah put her?
Speaker 1: In place? Are you do you get cranky one behind?
The BAR sometimes i. Don't Know so, i'm, Like okay
i'm coming. This way you?
Speaker 4: Know what do we need? Everybody else even when, they're
Talking because i'll see if you're half full like your coffee, you,
Said yeah i'm, all, Said okay i'm gonna come this
WAY because i don't want to, miss anybody right and
kind of like, you know looking in front with the,
older days, another bar they have one, hand front one of.
The back because in The expression i'm too deep in,
The bar i'm three deep in. The bar so the
first two three people might Be, Mister, moran yeah six
for two eyes of blue and you got it. Twenty,
out okay what do you NEED by i need? Three
guinness there you go quick, and EASY cause i tell
you drinks well for you and it's, not joking and
there's that time to. Joke either then the boss will, be,
like hey what's? Your, Problem da, i'm, like, what well
you aren't joking with. The customers i'm. Like working like
when it's SLOW and i can interact a. Little more
that's but when, you're slinging you gotta be.
Speaker 1: On it it's, always fun like when we think about
Like uh cocktail. The, movie yeah going way back to, the,
eighties right but that kind of interaction between bartenders behind
the bar can be very fun. To, watch yeah like for, A,
second no what it can't be for, The customers THAT'S what.
I mean i don't know what it's like. For you
But what i'm saying is LIKE if, I see i've,
Watched uh Damien's, brother PETER and i always get a
kick Out, of peter like he'll be.
Speaker 4: Flinging, around no he doesn't.
Speaker 1: Flinging around he's just in terms of what, you're saying
joking like he's always quick lines as he's in and
out and out no matter how the boom boom boom,
boom boom and he doesn't give. A ship he's, just like,
you know.
Speaker 4: Well, it's, right, no, Brother brother well he's not getting.
In trouble you're standing down there talking, to customer flirting with. A, Girl.
Speaker 1: No no, he's working he's. Working it.
Speaker 4: HE knows i try to get a little, You, Know
yeah i'm. Funny, bartending yeah people look forward to seeing
me My jokes, friday funny.
Speaker 1: My. Deviled eggs, wait wait can you please? Hang on can,
You Please Doug, dougie fresh can you please go to
your what is it called Your your facebook post that
you put up and tell me how many deviled eggs do?
You have how many? Devil eggs let? Me, see, no,
no There's no they had a. Drum roll what?
Speaker 4: Is this how many ORDERS do? I?
Speaker 1: Have yeah? How many? Or? Yeah, NONE yes i.
Speaker 4: Know it i've got, seven legs eight? Eight, legs, dad dad.
Speaker 1: Dad Dead but doug wants to make devil leggs. For
you He He. Doug, Phelps, No, doug yes Go To
doug Phelps on facebook and you can. Order him Don't
forget doug wipes with his left but he only eats
his food With his he makes the eggs with his.
Right hand only keep it out for. Another, day oh
if you're serious, ABOUT this. I am THAT'S why i
put it. Out now but if you're serious, about, it
yeah you need to do some a little bit more
than just put it up On your.
Speaker 4: Facebook, page well it would only be one time, a
YEAR but. I did i did hear there's a Place.
Speaker 1: IN rochester i was. Going somewhere. Nineteen, dollars whoa, come
on they were.
Speaker 4: Eid with the relish and a few. Other things somebody
told me. About that now that's, two, eggs yeah made into.
Double leggs nineteen dollars For the.
Speaker 1: That's unbelievable. That's unbelievable. Uh huh if you get, one
order you Know what. I'll Do But dougie fresh ladies,
And Gentlemen dougie fresh house in. THE house I bet
i would get. One order if you can only, get
one imagine doug you want to do it? Under over
imagine doug you get? One order they. Dream, believer yeah
WELL do i wanted what what do you think the
under over for orders? WOULD be i think you're gonna
get zero. FUCKING zero i was going if you, got
five we. GET five i would pay for an order
or not. TAKE them. I would i say the under over.
Is five that's the. Under, Over, Yeah okay i'm gonna
say that you're not going to get. That zero it's,
all right you'll, be fine don't worry. About it let's take,
A breakky i'm gonna get a little Personal. With dougie
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Speaker 9: Yeah i don't know. About face.
Speaker 1: This is a song that plays a duck's head, Every day.
I'M alone i don't KNOW if i can face. The
night come.
Speaker 6: In tears it's, for you, you mean.
Speaker 1: My pride what's? The matter is this amazing? Or crying
This Is? Angel? Angel yeah wait go well. You listen
it was on the podcast.
Speaker 4: Last night what?
Speaker 1: The? Song? RIGHT no, I said Angel, was okay. That's.
What yeah this is the one with who is? A
clueless you? Got It alicia Silverstone Like doggie Fresh, the
crush very Good. At doug doug was just talking about All.
The dougies it's like a new And improved doug where
you're trying to focus more. On, things, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah YEAH so i suspended my cable Service and bill.
STARTED laughing, i DID and i was wondering, for what,
you know because we just sometimes sit there and WE
watched tv the same thing over.
Speaker 1: And.
Speaker 4: OVER basically I Watch. FAMILY guy I Watched today's News ON,
sports pti which is a.
Speaker 1: Half.
Speaker 4: Hour YEAH then i taped the nightly News and channel
thirteen Watched.
Speaker 1: SOME fox i gotta tell YOU that i have been
so NOT watching tv Lately that i'm. CONSIDERING dumping I, have,
sling YEAH and I but I. LIKE espn i don't
know how else to. Get it you can group That
with Disney, AND hulu, i know but then you have To.
FUCKING hulu. I got, it's LIKE but i have all these, other,
Things right hulu paramount you can buy and still probably
come in below what you're getting on there With the netflix.
And things although one of my kids Use my netflix
password and the NEXT thing, i Know my netflix build
doubles because now it's. Another household, oh yes that's why
there's already. Two HOUSEHOLDS now i got a. Third, household
well it's only. FOUR dollars i don't know what the fuck.
It is it went. Way up, it, doubled double. Dug doubled.
Speaker 4: SO if, I sell i tell, You WHAT if i
sell some, Double leggs i'll pay for.
Speaker 1: Your, neme, no, no no you're not going to sell.
ANY devil i wish. You, would, yes yeah just so
you can have A little.
Speaker 4: I will tell you one Thing else i'm doing.
Speaker 1: This is nothing. To laugh my.
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Speaker 1: Or, something now what do you do after? The, tournament
oh you do a bunch of raffles and ship we.
Speaker 4: Go drinking, oh yeah this isn't an all. DAY dinner
a lot of people don't. Like that so instead of,
having dinner we just do appetizers on. The course, oh,
okay yeah we're gonna have A breakfast, Bffe too so,
come in have a, little something go on. The course
you'll be you'll have billified there.
Speaker 1: This, year yeah, My dad.
Speaker 4: I'm sure will, Be There.
Speaker 1: David dad, oh yeah well. You're now you also said
you want to do things around. Your, house yes you
now have.
Speaker 4: A house i have. A, HOUSE yeah i got to
clean it out a little.
Speaker 1: By. Little yeah have we talked About your we've talked about. Your, house,
yeah yeah a. Little bit and then it's uh. It's
old well that was My, mother's yeah your. Mom's, house
yeah thank.
Speaker 4: Yesterday weather it was so nice that after a few hours,
AT ubering i uh went home and clean up the
grind a.
Speaker 1: Little bit really that has a whole different meaning. For me,
but yeah not in the, back door not a.
Speaker 4: Mud whistles.
Speaker 1: So when you're cleaning? Stuff, out, yeah yeah was there
anything that you found that totally kind of threw? You
OFF and i don't Mean and i'm not looking for.
Something salacious i'm just talking about, a picture, a letter
something to you that may be something you sent your
mom as. A child say it kind of throws, you off.
Doesn't it it's like a Little, SENTIMENTAL no.
Speaker 4: I haven't found anything. OLD photo i found a lot of,
old photos but just. Tossed them anything hilarious or just
things that were more. Deeply personal do your mom have
your sense?
Speaker 1: Of? Humor, no yeah she had a good sense of,
you know? But? Yours yeah. Yeah yeah do you ever
worry about what she would say if she saw what
you did in? The, HOUSE no i, don't, think, like
really another black? Leather chair you really want to put the? Television,
there doug.
Speaker 4: It's the same place where she, Had IT and i
already painted.
Speaker 1: The wall and don't think. About that, You're lucky, I'm. Dead. Dug.
Yeah NO.
Speaker 4: When i first started, LIVING there i would walk and, say,
him yeah that's ALWAYS how. I, did, yeah, yeah yeah
that's well it does.
Speaker 1: Over time it's a very hard THING because i. CAN'T
imagine i haven't gone, through IT so i can't imagine what.
That's LIKE and i also am not as close. IN
proximity i mean you saw, your parents both your. Parents, frequently,
yeah Yeah like ian the.
Speaker 4: Week talked About oh man once or twice. A. Week
yeah they just came out to Four.
Speaker 1: So friday so my dad is now living Up in
maine and an assisted living probably HATES that i talk,
about this But as parkinson's and is just having a,
TOUGH time i think a lot of it is also
the anxiety of this transition and all that sort OF
stuff i can.
Speaker 4: Only Imagine.
Speaker 1: To Maine. To maine my brother Lives, in maine and
my brother got him set up in an assistant living,
center there and then as things, were progressing all of,
a sudden, they're like we're doing this now because we
were going, to wait even though he had just set
it up and it was not going to happen till
the End. Of april, they decided, you know we need
to do. This now so but my DAD is i
called HIM and, i, Said listen i'm gonna come Up,
with jamison uh, this week because any of my brother
was going out of town and he, was elated elated
like and he was. Always cool like when we were,
growing up he'd, be, like HEY anytime i get TO
see i love to. See you that. Was it that's
how we would. Leave it so there's never any pressure
on you. Or anything but this time, HE'S like, i
Am so i'm really looking forward. To it and then
the next, day, calls well, KNOW what i didn't put
it on. My calendar what day are you? Coming AGAIN
and i gotta, tell you like warmed. My HEART and
i feel a little BAD because, i go you, you're
alone he and my mom, not together, and uh. You're
alone and and that's tough because one of the hardest
things is when you're alone is your thoughts and you
start to ruminate on shit, you do and you start
to think about things that maybe, don't matter but, maybe
do and they can actually truly affect how you feel
and where. You're going and. YOU'RE motivating i, CAN too i,
mean SERIOUSLY and, i, go boy that's a. Big DEAL
and i wish like in some way getting motivated for.
Speaker 4: Different THINGS what, i mean you're just a home, home
alone you got your. Your thoughts, you know you. Do
boxing you could go Down to shu even.
Speaker 1: WORK out.
Speaker 4: I could are you? Doing, it no just sit there and.
Speaker 1: Think, more yeah you KNOW what i was doing for a,
LITTLE while i was kind of doing. SOME things i
would make SURE that i was getting to the gym. Every,
day YEAH and i was doing these boot camp classes.
And STUFF and i loved IT because i would go
at nine and there's a bunch of older people there,
at nine like the retired football Coach From Saint John.
Fisher college HE and i would, talk, and uh, you
know he's got the old bull. LEGGED guy i didn't
even know how he did half, the ship but like
they have a hopping over things and. Doing STUFF and
i was pretty proud at fifty something, Years, old like,
OH man i could. FUCKING hang i still got a
baby whoa nine in the morning and night and night
nine in. The morning when are you? Kidding? Me night i'd.
BE dead i can't even. STAY up i you? Still
hang you? KIDDING me i? Be? Dead yeah, It depends.
It DEPENDS but i feel bad for like the. Old, man,
so uh That's where i'm. Gonna head, uh tomorrow my
SON and i are going to go up that way
and then we'll swing them down and see my mother and.
Come back but it's uh.
Speaker 4: Tell us how tell us how much lobster is? Up
there they always say it's cheaper, main yeah and uh interesting,
gas prices.
Speaker 1: You know, well, YEAH yeah, i uh it will be
interesting to see. ALL that i am probably gonna bring
some of the equipment with me and maybe pop on
yes or twice. From. Yeah no why he will not?
Do it why he? Hates it he has hated. It
always my father would. Even say he would always, tell
me you KNOW what i do when people talk on,
the radio push. The button. That's it so then ONE
time i had him in like years years into, MY
career i had him in a STUDIO and i don't want,
to talk and then all of a sudden he's he's
trying trying to chime into the conversation without, a microphone
you KNOW what. I mean he becomes one of. Those,
GUYS yes i remember he did it. Here too he
came here and he did. It here we were having,
HE goes i don't want to be on and then
all of a sudden we're talking to tell me It's
The father's day special for he will not you know what,
He's so i'll tell, You what like all of us,
are saying he's like doing things that we just never
thought he. Would DO and i do wonder if all of,
a sudden you start, to think because every day we,
get up, we grumble we get a, little pissy but
if we knew there were only a finite number of,
days left would we? Do that. Probably NOT and i
do wonder if he feels like the shot clock is
it's about. To, expire yeah you KNOW what, i mean
you're in the in the waiting seconds of. THE game i,
don't know could be have some.
Speaker 4: Good have some great questions, for him, you, know uh some?
Fun STUFF yeah. I.
Speaker 1: COULD yeah i feel bad because he's even saying. To me, he,
goes yeah, YOU know i, look around even in this,
new place and it's a brand new apartment and. It's
BEAUTIFUL but i always LOOK and, i, go well THAT'S
what i loved about own in. The house he built.
Our house, he GOES if i didn't like, THE wall
i could take it, out right, you know all of,
A sudden i wanted to put a window in somewhere
and just put in. A window then and then, He
say i'm still. Gonna, House, right, no no my, mom
no their house, burned down then they rebuilt a beautiful
home and then they divorced, after that and my mom
did end up. Selling it it was too much for. One,
person yeah it was, really nice but the uh but
my old, man goes, you know the. ORIGINAL house i
don't think we could have ever. SOLD it i don't
THINK anything i did WOULD have. Hasd suspection.
Speaker 4: That's One thing i'm, looking into especially. With, electrical, yeah
man you Gotta have it's gonna be the master. Bedroom,
first okay thing's getting cleared out. Of there so, right
now what are you doing in the?
Speaker 1: Master, bedroom uh everything's got to be. Pulled out and by,
THE way i don't think we can call it the master. Bedroom,
anymore yeah the. Primary bedroom you can't.
Speaker 4: Say that you can't say That. In texas by, the
way what master bedroom realtors were stopped one two years
ago that you can look.
Speaker 1: UP to, I know i, Know, This, okay yeah, that's,
WHY bro i.
Speaker 4: Don't know what they. Call It, the Queen, the king the, Main.
Speaker 1: Bedroom yeah something.
Speaker 4: Like that so everything's beforefing room.
Speaker 1: Over here this is where all the.
Speaker 4: Magic happens this is.
Speaker 1: My work next wing will.
Speaker 4: Go there you can see the This is doug's work
bench outside.
Speaker 1: And, inside okay so? What happens pull, everything out rip up.
Speaker 4: The, carpet yeah electrical you have to dig in. The
wall where do you want? The outlets then you mud.
Speaker 1: Over him what do? You do you're putting new? Outlets? In,
yeah yeah you need, more, power, yes yeah more light.
Flex capacitor there is a little.
Speaker 4: Walk in.
Speaker 1: How when was the house.
Speaker 4: Close in the, nineteen twenties, Oh, ship yeah.
Speaker 1: You might want to have the whole electrical system looked
at one at, a time one room at. A, time,
yeah YEAH but i mean that.
Speaker 4: New, carpet yeah ceiling.
Speaker 1: Fan paint you think your contractor ship just? Showed up,
oh boy who's?
Speaker 4: This contractor do you think you worked on? The pyramids.
He's old it's not walked past the cemetery the other.
To day you guys ran after him.
Speaker 1: With shovel there. Is there. It is what else you've been?
Dog watching you've been doing? This stuff you got, Dog
watching dougie fresh dog.
Speaker 4: Dog sitting there a number of people out there that
a lot of.
Speaker 1: Feels, safe yeah, that's right and they say please don't
feed them In double, leggs's right they. DO say i
did give double my sister's dog a couple of, years
ago and it probably stunk all over.
Speaker 4: The place see no More devil leggs than. You do
peace of mind for. The puppies go over there and eat,
their snacks play with. The dog we Watched The.
Speaker 1: Ten, commandments yeah, that's great so let it. Be written
so let it. Be, Done okay.
Speaker 4: Ramses get his again and to bet about eleven thirty
went to the, fundraiser perfect.
Speaker 1: Good day so you, watch dogs, you're ubering you're, you're
like you're like the gig economy right in, a way the,
gig economy this. Is perfect and the devil. Leged, neighboring
yeah somebody what he has that? Nobody has please? Tell
me is there anybody who has ordered deviled Eggs? From
doug how they?
Speaker 4: Look amazing? My favorite these? Are good THAT'S all.
Speaker 1: I got, so, Fun.
Speaker 4: Buddy i'm gonna keep this, up here all RIGHT if
i GET if i get more, THAN five.
Speaker 1: I will applaud your your your dad's got to be on.
The podcast my dad won't go on the picture like.
Double eggs i'll give you something. To them i'm leaving early.
TOMORROW morning i don't. WANT anything i got a lot
of work to. Do afterward doug, here today, all right
what any good? Easter plans any? Any fun when he?
Speaker 4: Just him, you know all the, oh, yeah potatoes. All
that i'm Taking an easter basket to. MY friend i
showed you. The, picture yeah that's really sweet.
Speaker 1: OF you i want to say This about DOUG because
i was Thinking about doug earlier TODAY and i was
writing some things that goes right In The Who's, worst
STUFF and i was Thinking, of DOUG and i go
one of the THINGS that i don't think a lot
of people Know about doug is very sensitive and not
not in a, bad WAY and i don't, mean that
but picks up. On things and you're a, sensitive guy
sensitive to other. PEOPLE'S needs i think you'll like. PLEASING people,
i do and, UH speci i.
Speaker 4: Had a girlfriend. To please all these.
Speaker 1: Great, IDEAS yeah, i know what is it? ABOUT you i. Don't,
KNOW yeah i think women think. YOU'RE gay i, think,
so NO and i think. THEY do i gotta get.
Speaker 4: Out More maybe i'm gonna get Insurance says i'm. NOT
gay I.
Speaker 1: Like buzzy.
Speaker 4: You gotta hang out with you.
Speaker 1: More often, please, no no out, With Me, jesus christ
and you'll scare it all the. WAY right i gotta
like shooting fish in, a, barrel buddy what are you? Talking?
About yeah nice guy's, FINISHED lass i.
Speaker 4: THINK so a friend, of mine her mother passed away nine,
years ago and one of her biggest things was she
felt sad that she was never gonna Get an easter
your basket again from, her mom because even if she
was in her slate forties or mother always giving. Her,
One YEAH and, i, said well you will continue to.
Get one so EACH year i go OVER and i
hide it somewhere either in, her, patio backyard GARAGE wherever.
I can, You know i've got the geeky. And, everything
so but one problem was that she'd walk into her
her garage and she forget it was around eastern and
all of, a sudden she scares the shit out. Of
herself there's this big basket. Or something SO then i
Was putting christmas bows on her door or her garage
so she would be prepared that there's something waiting, for
her which is even a little. Nicer Gift so i've.
Speaker 1: Got her. She doesn't her friend just something, you know make.
Somebody happy there's. Your, problem yeah she's just. A, FRIEND
yeah i do it out. Of, Love, bill, well yes
you do have to do it out. OF love. I
agree i don't expect sex back. HER hand i didn't.
Say sex what do you? Get? Back like does she
give You a? Christmas gift the car to does she
come around on your birthday and do a happy bird
pop out of? A cake i don't know. Something dougs
of course he does all Right For, dougie Fresh the
man And the man if the, Gig economy. I'm Impressed
from umer and the bartending to dog watching to order
a devil egg will you please make him? Feel good
go to What? Is It doug phelps, Dot Com doug Phelps,
On Facebook doug Phelps. On facebook go get some, devil
eggs great price and they're. Delicious eggs and he makes
him with his, right hand and he cleans himself with his.
Left hand we Learned that i'll Behalf of.
Speaker 4: Bill fight we want to wish everybody a Very, happy.
Speaker 1: Well you can do it on half. OF you i
don't want to set. RIGHT center i Always Love sam.
Kennison's Joke sam kennison had a great joke About why jesus.
Wasn't married, he goes could you imagine if you leave On,
a thursday you, come back and you come back late
On a monday, and go you won't believe what happened.
To me you're always walking around with the twelve lesions
that the. FOLLOWING rest I should i should have found.
That joke it's one of my favorite. FAVORITE jokes i love.
That joke, all Right For, Dougie Fresh I'm. Bill moran
we'll see. You, Tomorrow man.
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