Speaker 1: When your old career gives you lemons. Throwing some ice
mix in some vodka.
Speaker 2: A podcast from the Mac of All Trade Studio in
Fairport and driven by Victor Chrysler Dots jeep Ram.
Speaker 3: It's Billified, the Bill Moran Podcast.
Speaker 2: Well, hello and welcome. Thank you for getting your pawn on.
Thank you for telling a friend. That's how we spread
the word about the virn Ship. Danny's got his Red
Yankees hat on today? Does that mean he pulled the
lever for the Red I don't like by the way
we're taking this whole.
Speaker 1: I don't even think of that.
Speaker 2: I'm teasing hi.
Speaker 1: Uh, I'm good, A good thing. I did one of
my cult forty five.
Speaker 2: I was, uh, I don't like the way we have
to fill in the bubbles. I used to like the
lever when you pulled it over the curtain you did,
and then I flipped switches and stuff. I swung it
back and it made that snapping noise. And now I'm
like taking an SAT test.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, it brings you back to school.
Speaker 2: What's happening?
Speaker 1: Then they got the barriers up. I's on your own ballot.
Speaker 2: And they said you can stand or sit, And I'm
like everybody who's standing, I go, I'll go to sit.
Speaker 1: Did they teach you how to vote in school? Did
they bring in the voting machine? All right, we're gonna
have a pine paint planes election. No, we're gonna bring
everybody in. We're gonna think they so.
Speaker 2: So seventh grade. I think it's a great idea picture it.
Speaker 1: Silver Creek, nineteen ninety three. Yeah, they bring all the
seventh grader. Nineteen ninety two, they bring it all the
seventh graders and eighth grader at the entire school had
an election. Here were your candidates, George Herbert Walker Bush okay,
William Jefferson Clinton at H. Ross Perrot, Okay, And you
got the vote, Eddie said, Okay, here's what you do.
You pulled a little, You pull the latch down for
whatever candidate you want, and then when you're done, when
you're sure. And by the way, it's the first one,
so if you try to pull all of them, it's
all you get to register the first vote, right, and
you pull the lever and your vote's counted. Yeah, And
with two hundred votes, Ross Perot was supposed to become
the next President of the United States.
Speaker 2: Now, they did have a mock election in certain schools today.
But I don't know the results or how they were
how they were doing it. I have no idea. I
have no idea.
Speaker 1: Remember less it was a scholastic news for something that newspapers.
So they had an election eighty eight. I was in
third grade, right, so we all got the vote. So
we voted in October and November. They gave us the results,
right and uh so the missus woods our teachers counting
him out. It was Docaccas at Bush do caucus, do caucus,
do caucus, do caucus, Bush do caucus. Oh, somebody wrote
down Jesse Jackson.
Speaker 2: That's pretty funny.
Speaker 1: Ended up being Ducaccus won that ballot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well but he didn't the vote. You guys really
can't pick.
Speaker 1: No, I can't pick anything. Yeah. Our other guy like
dropped out of the election.
Speaker 2: Yeah well, uh yeah, election day is somebody did say.
I was on somebody else's podcast, Madge Madigan does Madge unmuted.
Speaker 1: She's from Dunkirk, New York.
Speaker 2: Yes, she's living back in Dunkirk, is she? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Oh boy?
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I did the podcast from here. She did
it from Dunkirk and fits Scott fitz Fitzgerald. Thank you
Jesus Rock Fox. Yes, he produces the whole thing. So
it was running through his stuff and uh, we did it.
But he said on there he goes, yeah, I saw
a great meme today. America is going to be waiting
for this election that like somebody's waiting for their STD results.
And I go, that's a great right. Is that a
great one? I mean, that's that's kind of funny. Bring
in the little room.
Speaker 1: Yeah, talk to you.
Speaker 2: I got to tell you, I've heard I have cross
paths with Madge Madigan for a number of years. I
think when we were doing the break room, she would
sit in with Spazanna once in a while.
Speaker 1: Did she do something happened with the dog a pet
of hers?
Speaker 2: I don't. I don't know.
Speaker 1: That's what look got our attention, like something happened with
a penny.
Speaker 2: Oh that could be yeah, and I uh, I was
sort of familiar with it, but not all that nice
lady knew she had written a book. That is, she's
an amazing woman who has an unbelievable story that I
think needs to be heard and celebrated. I don't know
how I am as a podcast guest. I didn't know
what they were expecting and where they were going to go.
And uh, I mean I kind of knew what was
going to come up, which is, you know, why are
you doing this and not still in the radio, And uh,
I will address things in this manner. I know there's
a lot of internet rumors out there. I don't care.
I can tell you. And like I said to them,
I go, you look at patterns. I go, sometimes it's
just time to just try something else. And I said,
the only thing I miss is the steady paycheck because
it's chasing stuff here and there. But other than that,
I kind of like the way my life is.
Speaker 1: Yea, the autonomy, Well I could.
Speaker 2: I'm not getting up at three. I got my kid
living with me. It's a nicer life. You work for yourself,
it's a nicer life. So but that woman, who I
didn't really know, she told a story. And I encourage
you to listen to her podcast and listen to a
lot of her podcasts because I'm sure there's a theme
that will run throughout. I haven't listened to many, but
she talked about being in an abusive relationship marriage and
the drinking that went on with her ex husband and
what would happen, and that it started to turn on
the kids a little bit as they got older. So
she got out of that, and he had an executive
job and was pulling the weight of the salary, right,
he had like seventy percent of her salary was from him.
She had a part time job, and the guy just
disappeared for a number of years, just took off. Well,
like they went out for a cigarettes. I think they
had divorced, OK, but I think like didn't just left.
They didn't pay the kids nothing, nothing from one I
get sounds like he's back in the kid's life in
some way. They're adults now.
Speaker 1: No, not that work's over.
Speaker 2: I don't. I hear you. I hear you. And the
reason I'm.
Speaker 1: Only hesitating, Judge, I don't no.
Speaker 2: No, no, I'm not jumping on that is because I
don't know, and I don't know the story, and I
don't want to assume something because I can't imagine your dad.
Yeah you know what I'm saying. I can't imagine as
to some level that you I don't know if that
were my dad, would I still just be like, yeah,
but it's my daddy had a tough time, and I
don't know so, but her story is that then she
had to go figure it out. And you know, she
was a college graduate with a journalism degree, and she
had been working in radio but more sort of behind
the scenes scheduling commercials that sort of thing, and wanted
to be an actress. But her father said, I'm not
putting it through college, so you can be a waitress,
you know, which I think.
Speaker 1: Is well, there's some people say like, if you if
you go into the sciences, dad will pay. If you
go into the arts, dad won't pay, or mom won't pay.
Even I've heard this argument.
Speaker 2: I know and I and I you know my feeling
on the.
Speaker 1: Color coward talks about it. But with his kids, he goes,
I'll pay if you're going to go to college, you
get a real job. But if you're going to go
be to learn music or art, forget it. I'm not paying.
Speaker 2: Yeah see, yeah, I can understand it. I would probably
I wouldn't do it, but I can understand. So anyway,
she but her story of like you know, piecing together
EBT cards, going through the embarrassment, uh, saying to the kids,
this doesn't define who we are, and building things in
them and it's that imporvery thing and all this stuff
and how she has I mean, you go, that isn't
that what you want? Isn't that what we're looking for.
Isn't that the person that we want to cheer on?
And somehow I think should be met halfway when we
see it, not looking for a handout. You know, wrote
a book, did her thing. But and I brought up
her book and she I think it's called When Life
Gives You Lemons Turned At least you won't get scurvy
is the name of her book. It's very funny, and
I thought, you know, that's something that we don't appreciate enough.
And now her three kids are grown. One is a
graduate of n YU. All of them went to Mercy
and McQuaid gone through there and then n YU spared Spense,
Quinnipiac and Syracuse. Poor kid at Syracuse, I know, but
a really shitty school. So huh yeah, I mean, so
you did this on your own, And I go, why
isn't that in some way recognized a little bit beyond
the family to go, that's what we're talking about. You
have an opportunity in this country on election day to
just remember, no matter what the whatever way the election goes,
whatever happens, and we may not know for days, weeks,
I don't know, but whatever it goes, you still got
an opportunity here. It's not going to flip all this
stuff over and I you're not gonna hold on and
just stay focused. And I go, boy, that that lady
to me, it changed my whole thinking on it. And
then I felt like I was boring on the podcast.
And at one point they're like, Wow, you're like a
motivational speaker. I'm just saying the things that I would
say here. But I because I don't know the direction
that they're going to go, or what direction they want
to go, or what they're looking for me to say.
No one gave me any you know, notes usually or
but it was a fine. I have no problem with that.
You know. I prefer flying sort of by the seat
of my pants, if that's the term. But I was like, God,
damn that, that to me is as impressive as hell.
What she did.
Speaker 1: Oh gosh, well, I mean.
Speaker 2: You know, to to piece it together and to sort
of put your own dreams on hold, and then you know,
and then she said she's now in her late fifties
and there's age discrimination for women, and I probably that's true.
You know, that's probably true.
Speaker 1: There is age discrimination in general. Yeah, men too.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: As a recruiter, I've been told this, not me personally,
my president and I have had to tell software companies
that have worked with us, we like somebody young. They'll
they'll list all these criteria that have nothing to do
with their brain, and my boss goes, no, no, no, no, no,
we will find you the most qualified candidate for each position.
You can't tell us race, which they like to do now.
And by the way, it's usually like they usually they
prefer black women or minorities. Okay, they think they think
they're they're saying the right things. No, that's illegal too.
You can't say that they say we'd like young. No,
you can't say that we'd like older. No, you can't
say it that. You could say they're experienced, but it
is though it eas but like they go, they don't
want old people. I go that the guys had a
twenty year run at Salesforce. You know why. I have
at least had a conversation with him, like, yeah, you're right, yeah,
and what happened, Oh the guy got the job? Why
because he could sell. You know, don't look at the
at the bald head and go, yeah, I don't know,
because they have a lot of wisdom, they have a
lot of experience, they have a lot of I mean,
come on, my mother told me this when she was
going through driver's head. Driver's head teacher asks who's a
better driver an eighty year old or a sixteen year old,
and all the course, all the kids said, well, sixteen
year old because they're quicker, they're more with it. No,
it's the eighty year old statistically speaking every time. Yeah,
like overall, now there's.
Speaker 2: A few they mistake the break for the gas, the
gas to the front of your building.
Speaker 1: But statistically speaking, they've done the data. Yes, yes, yes,
who gets some more accidents the sixteen year old? Yeah, absolutely,
you know, but yeah, like it's it's hard for somebody
like Madge who could probably is going through that.
Speaker 2: So I have no idea. I just I found them
of her story to be inspirational and if nothing else,
and I always go, those are the things that you
want to be able to say, And I said she
she said, I don't. I try not to think about
those times. And I'm like, man, I think you should
look at it and go I did it. I did that.
There's nothing I can't do right, There's nothing I can't
do I can't handle. There's nothing that's gonna come my
way that without grace and poise, I can't get through.
And she you know, I think that's amazing and uh,
not easy, No at all, No, not easy at all.
Speaker 1: I mean you wouldn't choose that path to make to
make yourself better? No, you know what I'm saying. But
for you, but you're on it, Yeah, they have so
what life happens for you, not to you until you
got to look at it. It's hard. It's not easy
when you're in the moment.
Speaker 2: No, believe me.
Speaker 1: I know the feeling. I was out of work really,
I mean on and off between twenty sixteen and twenty
eighteen for two years. It lasted forever. Yeah, and it
was hard. I lift, drove, I did whatever I had
to do. I had a pastor once bring me to
brought me to a food bake thinking I needed food,
and I was like, I know what, it'll laugh or cry. Yeah,
I know that feeling. I know. But you know, God
got me through it and I got an opportunity all Yeah,
was an opportunity, and I took advantage of it.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's it.
Speaker 2: That's all you gotta do.
Speaker 1: You want to, you will, and if you don't, you'll
find an excuse. Bill Moran nineteen or twenty twelve said that.
Speaker 2: Well, I was saying to her, I'm like, you gotta
write another book. I I have always gone right up
to the edge and figured out, fuck it, let's see
what what's the worst is going to happen? And I jump,
And no matter what fear or butterflies are in your
stomach or whatever it is, I just go. I just
you know, I'll do it. And I would do that
with anything. You know, Well, what's the worst that's going
to happen? Now, in certain situations, a lot of bad
things could happen, you know. I remember telling my mother
I was drag racing this afternoon at a dragstrip, were
hit one hundred and forty? What are you doing?
Speaker 4: What if you lost? Yeah?
Speaker 2: You could, but yeah, I'm still there.
Speaker 5: Still there are no no no, no, no, no, not
in this one talking old school, there's a harness and
a fire suit and helmet.
Speaker 3: Mom.
Speaker 4: Here I'm talking.
Speaker 2: We're doing anything's good.
Speaker 1: We're good.
Speaker 2: That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 1: I promised me do it again.
Speaker 2: Yeah, ok yeah, no, no, no, If I could, I
would do it a lot more often. But my point is,
like those things, there's a lot of times when things
like that scare me. You know. I'll tell you one recently,
and it did come up on the Imagine Immune podcast
was I said that I substitute teach, And I said,
I think that one of the things, you know, with
Jamison coming back and all of a sudden money and
this and that, and you know, if somebody said to me,
you gotta miss radio, I don't. And I know that
sounds maybe hacker cliche or what I'm supposed to say,
but that's really the truth. In my core, I don't
miss it. I just missed a steady paycheck. That was nice,
because this is your business and you're chasing and you're
trying to make some okay.
Speaker 1: The certain things you do, missing certain things you don't,
that's all.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well this was the money more than yeah. Yeah,
of course this is terrible. You would think, like friends.
Speaker 1: People are pretty much all the same.
Speaker 2: That's okay, I'm okay, that's all right, tell that and
that's fine. And then you know, yeah, and I have no,
I don't. I don't hold those things. I don't hold
those grudges. So so I was like, well, Jamison, you know,
he's six one eighty something pounds heating a ton. My
grocery bill has gone way up. Now he wants to
do a basketball all this stuff. I got to pay
what I'm committed to pay to for past marriages and say, okay,
got it more than one? Well, I felt like I
didn't choke, so I uh so I was like, well,
I'll try to substitute teach. And I said, I think
a lot of times people don't look at it. This
is how I looked at it. If I could hold
an audience on stage doing comedy, if I could hold
an audience talking into a microphone, if I could, I
can definitely do that. Yeah, I can definitely do that.
And the great thing about being a sub is I'm
not preparing for it. I'm showing up. Yeah. So I
just have to be in the moment and meet the
kid where the kid's at, and and I can handle anything.
Speaker 1: Get up there, all right, kids sell you guys are
a great audience. So what is the deal with this?
Speaker 2: So I could just so I figured that.
Speaker 1: Was that mold keeps changing shit.
Speaker 2: That would be easy, not easy, but it would be there.
And it's something that you can do when you want
to and do when you don't want to. You still
got the podcast. You do that. We've been taping it
in the evening for two years now.
Speaker 1: That's not gonna It's like an eight hour Uber drive.
Speaker 2: So I was like, all right, oh, awesome, awesome, and uh,
I've enjoyed the hell out of it.
Speaker 1: That's fantastic.
Speaker 2: I've enjoyed the hell out of it. Keeps you going there.
Speaker 1: You learn like phrases like risen me up? Oh what
does that mean?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: Good? Okay, out to use that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I got some today or did you?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 2: There was a few that I had somewhere along the line. Yeah,
there was some art class that I was in that
these girls were laughing.
Speaker 1: And so I accidentally, like inadvertently insulted my wife last week.
Oh awesome, she's a teacher. He's a teacher, and she
goes she comes home like, oh you all right? Another
bad day? Huh? Yeah, I just said a kid of
the office today. I go, what else is new? Yeah?
You know what he said? I go, No, he said,
who whized in your cheerios today? I just, without thinking,
I just started cracking up. Yeah, I started laughing because
you're laughing. I go, yeah, I mean a kid. Yeah,
he said, what eighth grade? Seventh grade, sixth grade? I go, yeah,
it's about right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's about right.
Speaker 1: I go, yeah, I go. I can't imagine having the
balls to say that to a teacher in sixth grade.
That's why I'm so impressed that he did.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would.
Speaker 1: Good for you, honey, you send him to the office.
Speaker 2: That'll learn him. I don't know. I think that you
know my opinion on a lot of things that will
take me too too seriously. And I always think that
you just want to be as authentically you as possible.
But my point with this was, I think that we
put people in boxes. I am a teacher, I am
a radio person. I am and I'm going, oh, I'm not.
I'm not. I want to be an author and an
interviewer and this and and and a teacher. I would
love to even go and do college level stuff, you know,
all this stuff. And I go, we we go in
one box and I and I said, on this literally yeah,
And I said, in this other podcast. I go, yeah,
you look at try to take it to modern day.
I'll say post Malone artist not not a rap star,
not a country an artist who can do whatever he wants.
We could say the same about Beyonce, not R and
B country whatever she wants, Taylor Swift, whatever you want.
And I think that you know, you don't have to
be in one box. You can be Uh. First of all,
we're all teachers to some degree, and the other is
so be that and do your podcast, which is another
similar vein. It's all in the similar vein. And tell
your story and let's go. Let's make hay while the
sun shines. You know.
Speaker 1: It's by the way, speaking of the sun China.
Speaker 2: It was beautiful today.
Speaker 1: It was beautiful today.
Speaker 2: What happened?
Speaker 1: But uh, you noticed that that starts getting dark around
like noon?
Speaker 2: Now, yeah, yeah, I got all of a sudden, I
stopped it. It's like a last I stopped at a
store and the guy goes, what happened to the lights?
I go, somebody didn't pay the electric bill, buddy, Like,
yeah it does. But it's brighter earlier, yes, yeah, yeah,
because I'm up super early. Now. I don't know.
Speaker 1: You think like whoever gets elected present, they'll get rid
of like daylights or like or no time was was
like last week? Now it's on, this is standard time.
What if we just go with like summertime all the time,
you know, because is that one day really worth it
that you can sleep in an extra hour?
Speaker 2: I think what they're the reasoning for it from when
I under staring right, well, yes originally and then now
kids getting on the school bus in the dark, so
trying to prevent them from getting on in the dark. Okay,
and then you know, but four thirty, if you're on
the late bus, you're getting off in the dark. So
I don't know. I don't know what the right answer is,
but I thought that was the argument.
Speaker 1: Okay, maybe yby, but.
Speaker 2: That's uh sort of sort of what I thought. Uh.
We got to try to reach out to Race and
Randy because I didn't realize that Dandy sent me Race
and Randy could go try out to be a Hallmark movie.
Speaker 1: Yeah, my wife sent me this shows Hey, this is
big news for Race and Randy. I know, how would
you know? And she sent me like, oh, this is huge.
Speaker 2: Race and Randy's got a uh has it has a
little issue, right, now he does. Yeah, yeah, uh no,
but similar I'll let him tell Okay, yeah, but he
had some some parts of his body or the size
of grapefruits recently.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, so I wasn't far off you. Oh gosh,
the balls with Hallmark.
Speaker 2: So we'll try Randy on election day and we'll get
Randy's thoughts. Even though on the election I gotta hear that. Yeah,
it's always my favorite. We'll get to all that, right.
Speaker 1: You gotta get him say the word precinct.
Speaker 2: How many precincts are reporting? God, you're awful. Got hurt
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Speaker 3: On man steal and read from thousand decades.
Speaker 2: I wish this band did for it, so they were
supposed to right now.
Speaker 1: They actually are older than Pearl Jam. This album came out.
It's a tribute record Andy Wood, a mother love hom
that passed away is Chris Cornell's roommate. And then in
twenty seventeen, actually like uh yes, tourney was an anniversary
of when they played a concert in Seattle and they
were supposed to put another album together and then Chris
passed away.
Speaker 2: Baby sleeve working some blood is on the table, the
mouth choke.
Speaker 3: From the mouth.
Speaker 1: I got to an argument with my wife about.
Speaker 3: This song, about this song? Why why so?
Speaker 1: She wanted to sing it? Oh so I'm like, yeah,
she she's got the voice. Yeah, I go, you do
the Chris Cornell part. I'll do the Eddie Vedder part.
It'll be perfect, right. So we go to go to
rehearse it. All right, what are the words? I go
wa wait, wait, time out.
Speaker 3: I go.
Speaker 1: You said you love this song. You've loved this song
since you were twelve years old.
Speaker 3: You don't remember the words.
Speaker 1: I go, I get sick. This stand they got my head.
Speaker 3: She goes work, but you're good at that.
Speaker 6: I go.
Speaker 3: You know a song?
Speaker 1: You know a song man?
Speaker 2: You ain't got to look up lyrics. You yeah, dessert
foot in mouth, Dude, you're a showman, you're so yeah. Oh,
you gotta know the song. I love this song.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 1: So, by the way, when they do the video, they're
all playing their electric instruments out on a beach somewhere
with no electricity.
Speaker 2: What's all right? You know it's Temple of the Dog.
So I saw an interesting story today. If you could
go back in time, would you and to win? If
you could do something over in your life and maybe
do it better this time.
Speaker 1: And I have to stay there? Would I just be
one day and come back.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I think you gotta kind of stay there for a
little bit.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I keep hearing that nineteen eighty five
with amazing Yeah, like party time. Yeah, it was like
like like David, it was a great time to be alive.
Speaker 2: Oh, you'd go back to being what you were in
nineteen eighty five.
Speaker 1: I'd be five years old. They wouldn't make a difference,
make a different bedtime, nap time.
Speaker 2: Uh. There's a story about a woman who u thirty
three years old and she decided to go back. She's
in her thirties and she went back and posed as
a teenager and got away with it. In school. Yeah,
she went in Canon, Massachusetts. She fooled everyone for an
entire year. She pretended to be a student at three
separate high schools under different aliases.
Speaker 1: Oh wow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she was thirty one at the time, used false
identification and paperwork to enroll as a student at the
Jeremiah Burke High School, Brighton High School, and English High
School by utilizers, utilizing the student transfer process and enrolling
under multiple pseudonyms in Boston over the course of the year.
And so apparently she bought a house paid cash in Worcester,
mass which is sort of out a suburbs. It's kind
of outside it's its own city, but it's outside of
Boston about forty miles And she paid three hundred and
seventy seven thousand dollars cash for this.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, condo.
Speaker 1: That's pretty cheap for Boston.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So she told her friends that she had received
million dollars from a family inheritance. And at the Jeremiah
Burke High School, she went by the name Daniella, and
the backstory was that she was sex traffic teen foster kid,
unable to read or write. That was the backstory. That
was the backstory for her each for each each end.
She was highly educated, by the way and working as
a social worker. But she decided to do this this
as an experiment. I don't know, Well, there's a reason,
there's a reason. I'm not sure. She was pretending to
be a teen as young as thirteen years old now
I remember she's thirty one at the time, and even
got braces and joined a basketball team because she was committed.
She was committed all while, she still found time to
hang out with her adult friends outside of school, and
they all went on vacation to Colorado. And one of
her friends, who found this out afterwards, was talking to
the Boston Globe and said, you go, yeah, we were
all away and we wanted to stay another day on vacation,
and she was adamant about.
Speaker 1: So I got to get back to school.
Speaker 2: No, turned to work. She didn't even tell them, And
I asked if we could shift the trip to stay
another day, but she said she absolutely couldn't because of
work and she didn't have any paid time off. Yeah.
Now her reason for pretending this is amazing, This is amazing.
And I at first I thought, Okay, that sounds really nuts,
but then I thought total immersion, total immersion. Her reason
was that she received Oh I guess she had a really,
really rough childhood and she was coming to she had gone. Okay,
so here it is. She had gone to a psychic. Okay,
another friend named Andrea, who liked this other woman withheld
her second name, explain. Following this woman's arrest, she received
a phone call from her former friend, who apologized and
detailed how she decided to relive her youth following a
discussion with a psychic. Okay, okay, so she talked to
a psychic. At this woman's wedding in twenty twenty two,
she was the maid of honor, the one who went
back to school, and three years prior to that, the
pair had visited a psychic to help her grieve the
loss of her mom. Her mom had passed.
Speaker 1: Don't worry about the money.
Speaker 2: But she spoke to the medium again and this time
on her own, and claimed that she was advised by
the psychic that she should revisit her childhood to help
heal her past trauma.
Speaker 1: She went all in, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: That's commitment. And at first I go, fucking insane, that's
fucking insane. Nobody is that's not that. I'm sure that
it's not what the psychic meant. But Scanner, you can
ask me, no week, we.
Speaker 1: Can get my braces off this month.
Speaker 2: Yeah. According to her lawyer, she has disass native identity
disorder or did yeah she did, which was once commonly
known as multiple personality disorder. Oh, I don't know what
multiple personality.
Speaker 1: Every twenty years they keep renaming these stupid diseases because
they they're not stupid diseases. They keep renaming these things
to keep themselves employed in a day and have.
Speaker 2: No idea relevant. What the question is if you could
go back, would you go back and what would you
do differently? Because this woman like, think about it, if
you could, we all have I see it now in school.
You know, if you could relive any moment, what would
it be and if you went back knowing what you
know now, how would you would would you be as
concerned about style and dress or would you mean more
focused on realizing that really the best win is being
an excellent student and an excellent athlete.
Speaker 1: Have you ever seen hot Tub time Machine?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I.
Speaker 1: Would go back and start Google or Google.
Speaker 2: It's so funny. But I mean, we all have some
I don't want to say regret, but there's something that
we wish we had handled differently.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, there's a few things in my life I
wish i'd handled it.
Speaker 2: And look, life was simpler and when you were in
high school most things were taking but we didn't appreciate it. Yeah,
we didn't appreciate it.
Speaker 1: And we also didn't know like what a lot of
things that we were dealing with were. We didn't know
what they were, that these were actual conditions that people
dealt with for years. They never had labels or names.
And now psychologically we know what anxiety is, we know
what depression is, we know what laziness is. Yes, we
know what work ethic is. We know what emotional intelligence
is and what it isn't so I think those things
more of a social thing than anything else. We also know, Hey,
you might want to lay off some of these diet
drinks and other stuff so you don't end up like
with these issues down the road.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but think back, like, was there something if you
had could go back to high school? What would you
want to do differently? Like, would be better at sports
be the big thing for you?
Speaker 1: It doesn't matter how much I practiced. I would have
never been better at sports. I was a terrible athlete.
I wanted to be like the big knock on Dan
was okay, So all the Burellos were great athletes. I
was the exception. But the thing is, but he knows
a lot about sports. Yeah, he's just not good at it.
And I was made fun of mercilessly about it. Ten
years later, people would come up to me and say, man,
you knew so much about sports, why aren't you broadcasting
for the Yankees. I go, well, there's only one of
those jobs, and John Sterling's not gonna let it go. Hey,
which we found out this past year. If I could
go back, I think I go back to college and
tell myself, listen, Okay, the path you're about to take,
you could take it, but be ready to pivot don't
stay in one radio conglomerate for too long. Keep your
eyes open and keep moving. Keep because if you if
you get attached, you're gonna end up, you know, probably
in this same trajectory and it's not gonna go very far,
or it's only gonna go so far. Let's put it
that way, so be ready to pivot. I probably would
have gone and done the same thing is I would
have had the same idea of like, I'm gonna go
and want to I'm gonna want to do a sport.
Speaker 2: If you could take all the life experience that you
have back with you so you're you know, the emotionally
you are who you are today. Intelligently, you are who
you are today. You just go back to that body.
I don't know, man.
Speaker 1: I would lift more. I lift a lot more weights.
Speaker 2: I would.
Speaker 1: I would eat healthier. I would spend more time with
my family, yeah, knowing that my FAM's gonna go in
seven Okay. I would probably go back to college. I
would probably go back to college because it really is
the best time of my life. Okay, And I would
I would cherish it way more, especially my junior year.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I just I thought this was strange. To go
back and heal yourself. And I guess you really got
to get into character.
Speaker 1: Yeah you do.
Speaker 2: Oh, I don't know. I always I always wonder what
is I'm I'm dead serious. I don't know what it
means to healing those like people say you got to
heal the old wounds. The only thing I can start
to think is this that you're not that person, like
all those feelings you have, whatever that wound is, whatever
that trauma is. You know, you wanted to be an actress,
but your father said, I'm not paying for you to
go to school to become a waitress, right, which is
kind of a heavy punch, right to hear. Right, So
but you go back. The only thing I can think
is that you have to change your belief about that
and realize that's not real. That's not real, and maybe
it would have happened, but that's not who I am.
I'm driven. I'm gonna be somebody who's going to pursue
this and I've made other things work and look what
I did, and blah blah blah. I guess that's I
don't know how to how do you fucking heal?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 2: Seriously, I'm not kidding hear this, you gotta go back
and heal the inner child.
Speaker 1: Wonder my wow. I think my biggest thing in healing
the in their child is going back say hey, look, okay,
you have no reason to be afraid of anything or anybody.
M And I was so afraid. I wasn't a good
athlete because my brother this, he goes, you know, you
were really good in practice. You were actually a better
baseball player than you thought. Yeah, but I was afraid
of the ball. Oh, he guys, really and he didn't laugh, Yeah,
because yeah, I could see it. I was afraid of
the ball. I got hit once and it knocked the
wind out of me, and it hurt so bad. It
hurt for like three weeks after. I still can feel
the effect of it. And after that I was never
the same. I would go in the box being afraid
to hit the ball. I was afraid to step in
the box, you know. And that led to other anxieties,
like everyone's watching me, Everyone's like see I could get
up and talk at nauseum in front of a crowd
of people, adults especially, no problem.
Speaker 2: I delivered graduations to.
Speaker 1: Be all but I But as far as like taking
chances in careers, taking chances in life like I had.
I had somebody offered me an opportunity to go work
for Nielsen in New York City, and I was afraid
to live in New York. And I look at Jackson Moran, Yeah,
I'm having a great all time who cares man?
Speaker 6: Whoa?
Speaker 1: And I'm like, if I would have just.
Speaker 2: Like getting on all his life. Now I'm going to
say something, and I'm not sure how you're going to
hear it, but maybe it was like your dad and
mom played it safe. They never really left Silver Creek.
They got the job of the steel mill, and you
stayed there and you built your family, and then that
that was it. This is our area, this is right,
And so then I'll tell you what I think. There
was a little bit of that with me. I didn't
bounce around from radio gig to radio gig and go
chasing after it. I probably people have said to me,
you could have been sown. So I don't know. My
parents were teachers. They just there was one job. There
was stability, the parents were home, you were under one roof.
You weren't moving from city to city to city. And
so I had that same kind of fear. So I
do think like some of that's an inherent thing. The
one thing that Jackson has that is probably more of
a fuck it. Let's see what happens. Yeah, right, right,
you know what I mean. Not that I did a
whole lot of that with him, but you know, a
look about major radio personality leaving, who had the most
successful show in the country at certain points, right, had
beaten some big stars leaves and you're gonna try to
carve some who's who does Who's going to do that?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: Right? Not curl up and die in some way? And
and so I think the same thing.
Speaker 1: And yeah, but you know that now, yes, yes I do, Yes,
I do. I also know that I may not be
as spiritually, you know, in tune with with God as
I if I had taken other paths. I don't know. Yeah,
so you don't know. I think a lot of times
my first layoff and it wasn't anything I did. It was,
like I was explained to me, there were four people
there to pick from to lay somebody off. One guy
was going blind and had four kids and two divorces,
one guy was getting married, and another guy was going blind.
He's smart, figure it out, Okay, if I named every
one of them. You know exactly what I was talking about.
Can I But it's like like one of them told me,
They goes, yeah, you're the smart one. You're young. You'll
figure it out.
Speaker 2: You'll figure it out.
Speaker 1: You'll figure it out. But that But all of a sudden,
now my sundays are clear to go to church. And
I learned a lot sure that I wouldn't have learned
if I continue that.
Speaker 2: Look, dude, I think that all the time with the podcast.
I mean, I wouldn't. There are people I have met
and become friends with from the podcast that would have
never met if I had stayed in radio. I just
wouldn't have. I just it just wouldn't have happened. It
wouldn't have been as free. I have learned more, I
have opened myself up more. I have done things that
I would have never done, and I probably would have
had we not hit this bump. I would have never left.
I would have stayed on and on and on forever.
And oh my god, look who's walking in? Look who
it is? How are you?
Speaker 4: Ladies?
Speaker 1: Oh god, ladies, Joe, if you haven't figured this out.
Stephanie and Katie are now entering the show always good
to see you guys.
Speaker 2: Where were you?
Speaker 1: Yeah we've met, you said across from me, like three
times have we met? How memorable I am?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Well yeah, very memorable.
Speaker 1: I appreciate that. Memorable now yeah yeah, yeah, I'm shrunk.
Speaker 4: You know you're smaller, cleaner. You got to bring it up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I appreciate that. I'd like sitting down long too.
Speaker 4: I move mine down low.
Speaker 2: All right? So what if you? Where were you?
Speaker 4: What we got out?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 4: My are we alive?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yes, we're alive.
Speaker 2: Are you alive? I'm alive.
Speaker 1: Throwing those headphones here, we're live on here.
Speaker 2: Yeah you're on?
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Katie and Stephanie has Today Ladies Podcast voted.
Speaker 4: I voted last week.
Speaker 2: Okay, oh you got it in, got it in and
got it done. So where were you tonight?
Speaker 4: We were at Lulu's. I know, I'm just fixing my mind.
Where's You've never been?
Speaker 6: To?
Speaker 2: You?
Speaker 4: What in Fairport? Okay? You should be embarrassed to say
that on air.
Speaker 1: I'm going to Jojo?
Speaker 2: Why should I?
Speaker 8: It's right across the bridge here. It's a Fairport Mexican place.
Speaker 4: It's by the ice cream place.
Speaker 2: On the I haven't been. Yeah, I haven't been like,
I need to go talking Tuesday, So.
Speaker 4: Katie's newly single.
Speaker 8: We went out one like we just didn't wait, he
did not go out because of that.
Speaker 4: This was I had to show her I had an.
Speaker 8: Updated no, no, no, what happened?
Speaker 2: All right? All right, well hang on a.
Speaker 4: Second, I'll tell you no, not bad. It's not bad.
It's not even like worth talking about sad. It was mutual.
Speaker 1: Okay, you ended it picked up on.
Speaker 2: It was your fault, it was her fault. Wholesome, what
does that mean?
Speaker 4: Just too nice?
Speaker 2: What are you looking for somebody to treat you like? Ship?
What you're when?
Speaker 8: I need someone to have, like, just be more aggressive,
not asive, assertive, assertive assertive, someone that's assertive, that can
make decisions.
Speaker 6: She she wants a hint of a bad boy edged.
Speaker 2: Now because because here's the thing, here's the thing, Katie,
I'm going to say this.
Speaker 4: Here we go.
Speaker 9: I'm gonna just say something and what you gotta stop
putting the fucking I love this guy, love my life
on Instagram and then come in four or five months
later ago four.
Speaker 4: Five months later, that was like a year ago.
Speaker 2: I think I saw something recently and I was like
what it was.
Speaker 8: It was not recently, It wasn't. No, that was I
did post that probably Like yeah.
Speaker 2: It was some big happy I know, I know. I
mean you're all over him like he's a fucking poll
on the stage.
Speaker 4: No, I'm like, I'm never posting anything.
Speaker 2: No you can.
Speaker 4: I'm like, that's a little embarrassing.
Speaker 2: You got again, Yeah it is, you're not. What are
you worries?
Speaker 6: I feel bad about that guy because he's a good guy.
Speaker 1: He just yeah, I've been there, I've been that guy.
Speaker 2: Well did you tell him that?
Speaker 4: I didn't say you're too nice?
Speaker 2: Okay, well why not?
Speaker 4: He is just got out.
Speaker 8: Of like a twenty year marriage and has never been
on his own. You need to be on your own, right,
Like it's.
Speaker 1: Not me Okay, So I think it's like.
Speaker 2: First of all, that's fair, that's fair.
Speaker 8: Yeah. Yeah, if you.
Speaker 1: May be too nice and coming out of a twenty
year marriage, you could have minimal.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 8: So I think it was like you need to experience
life a little bit, and he was too nice.
Speaker 1: Okay, Okay, fine night.
Speaker 2: We're going back for two nights. I don't understand what
is passive MEAs what want to do? Did your phone
ring on a Thursday, and you go, don't make plans
for tomorrow night. I'm picking you up. Wear something slinky
in black. I'll see it's seven.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, what that she goes, I'm too tired.
Speaker 2: What would you do if a guy did that? What? What? What?
Speaker 6: What?
Speaker 4: Okay? Good?
Speaker 2: Right? I mean I'm sorry to hear that one go down.
Speaker 8: I mean this is it's been like a couple of months,
but softly ending it.
Speaker 1: Oh, she sort of like t bring him off.
Speaker 4: No, I don't want to be mean because he.
Speaker 1: Just cold.
Speaker 8: He reaches out, and I don't want to be mean.
So I'm trying to like, you know.
Speaker 1: Benzos too. You can't. You can't just quit.
Speaker 2: When's the next time you're going out with this is?
Speaker 8: There's no said hey, listen, I just all the time
he does, know what if he says, I just want
to talk.
Speaker 4: We've had that conversation probably twenty times.
Speaker 2: Twenty times, no more, no more.
Speaker 4: So this is funny. So we've been busy and we we.
Speaker 6: We haven't talked in probably just a couple of months.
And I see this picture of Katie. She's looking real hot.
Speaker 4: She's got hot new extensions in I'm like, damn, microphones are.
Speaker 8: Oh my god, she goes, I was wondering if something
was wrong, and I'm like, what is she gearing up
to be single?
Speaker 4: So like I was busy.
Speaker 1: It was all the houses and Katy single.
Speaker 4: Like Katie, Like I.
Speaker 6: Just was wanted to catch up and I had a feeling,
and sure enough she was single, Like she was, right, Katie, you.
Speaker 2: Realize she got these tells then ah.
Speaker 4: I was like, oh, she looks real good, and she
went like real long.
Speaker 6: I'm like, uh huh, and I call her.
Speaker 4: She's like, so we broke up? Like I had a feeling.
Speaker 2: So did we break up or you broke up? It
sounds like no.
Speaker 4: I mean I was the one that ended it.
Speaker 2: But is it ended ended?
Speaker 4: It's ended?
Speaker 1: He's available, boy, how do you take it?
Speaker 4: Not good? Okay, he's sweet, he's really really nice. I
have nothing bad to say about him.
Speaker 2: Yes, you do, you do?
Speaker 4: He's too nice. That's too passive. I can't be with
someone like that.
Speaker 2: I'm passive. Give me an example.
Speaker 4: Can't make decisions, okay, but you.
Speaker 1: Can't make decisions and he can't make decisions. That's kind
of the same thing.
Speaker 2: Right, what are we talking about? Deciding what to watch
a Netflix or are we deciding.
Speaker 4: Like I want to do this, I want to do that.
Oh never mind.
Speaker 8: I like, he was like I tell people things they
want to hear, and then I back out, like on
big decisions, And I'm like, that's kind of a red flag.
Speaker 2: Okay, so give me a big decision.
Speaker 4: He never went through horror face.
Speaker 6: And I don't want to share his thing because he's
a very very very nice man, but a man that
is never ever experienced horror face, they kind of ooze it, and.
Speaker 8: Don't you guys kind Okay, you guys are mad at
some point. Have you had a crazy face ever in
your life?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 8: Danny, Danny, I'm asking you too, have you horror face?
Speaker 1: I don't like talking about like my post divorce life,
but yeah, I mean I understand what you mean.
Speaker 6: Yes, did you ever get a little experience under your belt?
Speaker 4: Is really a nicer way to I dated?
Speaker 2: Oh, okay, dated like Danny was very popular, Like Danny
was single when we worked in radio, and Danny was
very popular.
Speaker 1: Yes, I was.
Speaker 6: So you got a little experience. It doesn't even have
to be a bad horse.
Speaker 1: It's like you had I would eventually get like like
be scared, like she really likes to me something's wrong
with her.
Speaker 2: Stop.
Speaker 6: But like if a guy has never gone through that,
it it's.
Speaker 4: Like they're from one long term.
Speaker 2: For some guys the horror face, like from one.
Speaker 1: Long term ship possibly joining another because you don't want
to because you're in a relationship mode. You want relationships.
You don't want to have to have a guy go
from one long term to another and then realize six
months to a year in oh my gosh, I can't
do this anymore. Yes, okay.
Speaker 8: So my point is like, you've been married for twenty
years and I'm great, like.
Speaker 2: Just do you Well, here's here's the tough part. I
think for guys, especially you are you get so used
to having somebody, even if it's not great, it's somebody, right,
And especially and a lot of times if you have
kids and you have little kids though, I think at
that age and I don't know how old your kids are,
really sad.
Speaker 4: I remember.
Speaker 8: Like seven and nine, but my son's almost nine. Yeah
girls or seven yeah, see.
Speaker 2: I got it.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So I'm just saying at those ages, it's more important
I think for the mom to be around, right. So
mom does a lot of the heavy lifting on that stuff,
and Dad is there and he comes in and he's
just doing his thing, and then all of a sudden,
it fucking ends and you're alone and you're standing there
and you're going, I gotta make my own dinner. Yeah,
figure out my stuff. I don't know how to do
this a lot. Oh ship, there's this pretty blonde that
likes me. I'm gonna you understand what I'm saying. Yah boom,
and I yeah, that's it, and I'll tell her what
she wants to hear and we'll make it great. Hey,
I don't.
Speaker 8: Think he was telling me what I wanted to hear, though,
I think he really was into it.
Speaker 4: And he's like, I can't no, no, no.
Speaker 2: You were saying in the pastive stuff when you said
I tell people because.
Speaker 8: It's like, you don't want to upset someone like you
have this person. You don't want to go against what
they think. But you also need to keep your own right,
thank you.
Speaker 4: So you need to have.
Speaker 8: Your own opinions and a backbone.
Speaker 4: And I don't do well.
Speaker 1: He's very milk toast, yeah a.
Speaker 4: Little, and I just yeah, this is.
Speaker 8: Not to say that there's a lot of good guys
out there or I'm gonna find someone. I mean, these
dating apps are fucking bullshit.
Speaker 2: Why are they? Why are they bullshit?
Speaker 8: It's the same people for the past five years that
I've been down there?
Speaker 4: I wait, is this guy really liking me again? It's
actually sad. You're like, wait, are you still on this thing?
Like what is happening? Do not like the Viking was
on there?
Speaker 1: We did?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Come on, he did?
Speaker 4: He did.
Speaker 2: What do you think do you think that's okay?
Speaker 4: I think absolutely, I'm not.
Speaker 2: Now do women need to have a horror face to Stephanie?
Speaker 4: I mean yes, on some level they do. Yeah, definitely important,
it is important.
Speaker 8: Well, I don't even know if it's a whole. It's
like just I want to be I mean, besides that,
but you.
Speaker 4: Don't want to worry.
Speaker 8: But I don't want to worry about anyone, Like I'm
my kids. I just want to worry about me and
my kids.
Speaker 4: Leave me alone. Yes, And if you can't.
Speaker 2: It's so what about so we'll hang on the side.
Speaker 6: So we are talking about like could she be with
the Viking?
Speaker 4: And I dated him.
Speaker 8: For a lot and I never would but just put
that out there. Here's not my type. Here's what we
talked about. It's different if somebody's in love versus they
just did a couple of dates. The vik and I
just did a couple of dates. There was no like
love you you know what you that's.
Speaker 1: How it works, Yes, you knows.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so like it wasn't like we were romantically he
started dating.
Speaker 1: Is there a reason they call him the Viking?
Speaker 2: Yeah? He looked like a viking.
Speaker 4: He looks he does.
Speaker 2: Okay, he's a good looking guy. Skull is there is
there a good looking.
Speaker 4: What's up with the skull or the zen? What's the
zen ship?
Speaker 8: I can't deal with that when this.
Speaker 2: Is this is Katie? She has three drinks? Fellas what
I can't fucking take this?
Speaker 4: But it's a pouch?
Speaker 1: Why about something else? But okay, why.
Speaker 4: Don't they dip out of the skull? Tins aren't popular anymore?
Speaker 2: Connected You can keep it right in your pouches.
Speaker 4: I was kissing someone once and they're like, yeah, I
had his in it. I'm like, that is just you did.
Speaker 2: Son.
Speaker 4: If Katie came over with wait, what is this? Do
you want to go on right now? You do a
zim Zen life on air? No, you'll be on your ass.
I'm not doing that. I am not.
Speaker 6: Nothing hits harder than a little bit of Kodiak skull.
Speaker 7: Of the.
Speaker 6: It's been a while, yeah, I'm telling you I'm like
half redneck.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, gun's the whole nine.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: But I used to dip. You didn't step it was
I don't have.
Speaker 4: Ever told you? How were I never told you my
dipping dating strategy?
Speaker 2: Hang on a second, can you stay? Can we take
a short break?
Speaker 4: Have you gotta go get her some zen?
Speaker 2: No, don't go, don't she'll throw up.
Speaker 4: And that's what you want me to throw out on
the podcast. I want to microphone.
Speaker 2: I want to hear about that. And then I want
to hear about the dating apps and the people on
their stories. Five people okay, and and then maybe what
maybe maybe you shouldn't be looking for anybody right now? Agreed,
Maybe you should just be hanging out, but you.
Speaker 4: Can't with a guy. When I'm bored, I go just
growth like, how many of you look swipe leftom it's
like a hundred people? Really sad, Really, it's really sad.
That's what I do.
Speaker 2: It nice, Just go buy a toy and be alone.
Speaker 4: I know.
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Speaker 6: But you still rock out like your rock stars.
Speaker 4: I mean Phil has like an eight path.
Speaker 1: Wow as ships not getting here?
Speaker 2: God damn Stephanie, Katy, we're out at where were you?
Speaker 4: Lowly Fairport? Where you got to get your hair melt?
Speaker 2: I don't even know the name, I don't what were
you drinking?
Speaker 8: Margarita's Yeah, and someone gave us a free one, so
we had three.
Speaker 4: We were like, oh really.
Speaker 2: Yeah really Usually if you get a free drink, they're
looking for something.
Speaker 4: It was a lady, a married lady.
Speaker 6: Listen, people like me Bille Okay, yes, I know. Katie
is like, I'll take one to.
Speaker 8: I was gonna saying, well, I was supposed to go
on a date with someone from a dating even what
the okay did.
Speaker 2: We not just say before we went to break Maybe
she need to spend a little time with just Katie,
you know.
Speaker 8: I mean, I'm not going to jump into anything, but
I want to talk to people.
Speaker 4: I've been on a lot of dates. I mean, I
think that's jumping in.
Speaker 8: It's nothing has turned into any of them, Like, nothing's
turned into I think you're just like.
Speaker 6: Jumped in the pool and you're swimming around, but you're
not saying like you're gonna get married.
Speaker 4: You're just dating.
Speaker 2: It's your horse face.
Speaker 8: Okay, I got it, but I did get like, what
what I a date with this guy on Saturday? Nice,
we're gonna we're gonna meet up the past couple days.
Speaker 4: Ditched me three times tonight.
Speaker 8: I was going to meet up with him, and he goes,
I just don't think I'm ready for this yet.
Speaker 4: I'm like, I can't. I need a little bit more time.
Maybe I'll see you in the week. And I was like, well,
I have a roll three strikes, you're out. Bye. He
bailed on her three times. There's a lot of yeah,
these apps are because they're fucked, Like these people are crazy?
Speaker 2: Well are they? So they got to be dating multiple people.
Speaker 4: Right, probably? Which fine, I don't care, No, I understand,
but then you know, maybe a better option. It's like,
all right, Katie, sorry, but I'm I'm proud of her
for saying, like it's over.
Speaker 6: Man, you canceled three times, you're done. I came up
with the three strikes are out tell that.
Speaker 4: I was like, yeah, I'm using that.
Speaker 2: Wait would you have waited around again?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 8: I don't think so after that time, because it was
like a set plan, literally a set plan, and he's
like coming out, she's taking, I'm going and it was
like a set thing.
Speaker 2: And then he's like, I just I can't when when
you say when he says, I can't, what time is it?
Speaker 4: This is an hour before we were going to make
Jesus Christ.
Speaker 8: Why do you think I texted I see that the
plan and was like, oh, this is perfect.
Speaker 4: I want to He's like I want to kiss you.
You're so hot, blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: And then he's like touch the bullet.
Speaker 4: He goes I don't think. Yeah, he might have. But
then he's like, yeah, I if it's it's got to
be one hundred percent right. I don't think under.
Speaker 1: You're going to figure that out tonight, right?
Speaker 8: I was like on the phone, figure that out tonight,
Like isn't the point of dating, like you meet up
with people and get to know them and then see.
Speaker 1: Well we figured out an algorithm and we found out that. No.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so I was like, okay, analytics, Yeah.
Speaker 2: That's that scanned his guard selecting what's your what's your
successful app that you're on?
Speaker 4: None of them? I literally can't.
Speaker 8: You should call it none of them, Hinge, bubble, Tinder,
none of them were.
Speaker 10: They all suck And she's actively trying, and she's like,
there's ship, They're ship, They're ship the same guys or
like you'll swipe left on what the message on social media?
Speaker 4: What about Joey? He found that app? Remember we were.
Speaker 8: Talking about talkify where you paid ten grand ten grand.
I'm not paying ten grand. Ten you have to pay
ten grand to do and you get matched up.
Speaker 6: I don't know it's successful.
Speaker 8: You need to make over a certain amount of money
and you're matched up with three people.
Speaker 4: Then high end.
Speaker 8: Datings you don't tell you and you have like a
coach and they match you off. You don't know who
they are. You know their name like an hour before
you go into the date. And then you go with
like three people. Then you have to pick after the
three days match game, yeah.
Speaker 1: Or like dating game or whatever.
Speaker 2: Oh, and you got to pick one to go.
Speaker 1: I think there was who did a reality show about this.
Speaker 2: And it's ten grand ten grand and people are paying this. Yeah,
what happened to just meeting somebody in the gym.
Speaker 4: And right, because that's hard.
Speaker 8: Well, if I meet someone in the bar, they're gonna
be twenty one, they're gonna be twenty one.
Speaker 2: Well depends on what bar.
Speaker 1: You go to.
Speaker 4: Okay, Well then what bar should I go to?
Speaker 2: Well, I'm thinking like if you win in Fairport, it's okay.
Speaker 4: I go to all of them, and there's no they're
all twenty if Iron.
Speaker 1: Smoke, I never see anybody under one of the never.
Speaker 4: See anybody there. I've never met anyone Iron Smoke.
Speaker 6: A lot of couples go to Iron Smoke because they're
there for the live music.
Speaker 2: And they're not going to have a conversation.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Right, Ten Coup is all twenty year olds. I
love ten Coup, love the owner about the Country Bar.
Speaker 2: Yeah, country one year olds.
Speaker 4: So actually I did start going in preservation.
Speaker 8: I'm like the little little chiller environment.
Speaker 2: Right, you can have a conversation with somebody and.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you ever tried?
Speaker 2: You're learning already?
Speaker 8: Church, No, you should do a church date. Why I
get one with a good rock and roll choir.
Speaker 2: Into a church crumble.
Speaker 4: On me, like get out only water.
Speaker 6: I feel like single dudes in church is a rare,
rare thing though.
Speaker 4: I mean, Danny, how many single dudes do you stay
in church?
Speaker 1: Is that how you met?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 4: Well, there you go.
Speaker 1: No, I met her through the rock and roll community
here in town, playing in a van. But I mean
she is right about the church that it is hard
because they get married like in the evangelical churches they
get buried young. Why that's a fact, rights in fact.
So yeah, it's it's difficult. But I mean there are
like some men who, like you, have a situation where
they were married once before and it didn't work out.
They find Jesus and all of a sudden, now they're
on the right path.
Speaker 4: How many hot single right path met are there?
Speaker 1: Let's talk about sing I was single five years ago.
Uh you there, that's about it.
Speaker 2: A single, hot single.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't know. Probably not money.
Speaker 2: No, I would think.
Speaker 4: That's a great idea, but hey, you know, I'm just
trying to help. I just don't know if that's gonna
work out.
Speaker 2: No, it doesn't sound like while they have Christian mingle.
Speaker 1: They do someone farmers at the farmers at farmers.
Speaker 6: Farmers, Well, I'm not Yeah, I could just rednecks are awesome,
successful rednecks.
Speaker 4: And they should have an app for that.
Speaker 2: They do called farmers.
Speaker 1: I'm not a farmer, but you pursue the farmer, They're
not like they're gonna argue, they'll plow your back.
Speaker 2: Nine.
Speaker 1: You don't look like a farmer to farm I don't
think that they're gonna they're gonna be prejudiced.
Speaker 6: Well, I make a thing, but I told you what
my sister's life's like.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't want that life.
Speaker 1: It's I don't want that at three and milk the cows.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I told her my sister's life, and it's very sad.
Speaker 4: Okay, Like it's a lot of work, there's no so.
Speaker 6: If you're with a farmer, it's like they might be
making six hundred a year, but.
Speaker 4: You'll never have a day off three am.
Speaker 8: Ym and it doesn't really matter what you make because
I mean, if there was a rip out there, I
might do it.
Speaker 4: I have rep.
Speaker 2: Little Wait are you are you going to Hawaiian?
Speaker 8: No, I've been Towaians.
Speaker 4: I want to go solo. There's like a guy that
I'm just.
Speaker 8: Like friends with, but I was like, oh, I should
ask him to go because I don't want to go alone.
Speaker 4: I'm not this is not planned. This is not planned.
Speaker 6: So we're walking over here, She's like, I want to
go to Hawaii. I just got to pick a guy.
Speaker 8: It doesn't have to big guy I'm serious with, but
just someone to go with, and just you want to
go with? And she said, I should go with the Viking.
Speaker 2: Yes, you should go with cruises.
Speaker 4: To Bikingis that was? You want to go on hiking
cruise with me?
Speaker 1: Adds all the type of Viking you're supposed.
Speaker 4: To actually really do, like the river cruises.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, So what what happened with your uh?
What the whatever you were doing?
Speaker 4: Oh so, I mean I grew up to.
Speaker 6: Make out with somebody and then I used to I
used to dip, okay, like pack in the day. So
it was just like a thing we did because I'm
from like a small town.
Speaker 4: Girls did it too.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, well here was the thing. If you put
that in your mouth, we were guaranteed other things make up.
Speaker 6: So it was like we have fun because you get
a bus from it, so not all the time. And
we were like weekend dippers literally, So get this, so.
Speaker 1: You know what to do.
Speaker 6: In college, I went to r I T and they're
like filled with nerds. I'm like, real, man, I don't
want these like computer nerds.
Speaker 4: No, this is gene Like what are you all right?
Speaker 6: So my strategy was to go out and ask guys,
excuse me, you got a dip on you, and one
of two things would happen.
Speaker 4: It were fucking disgusting or like will you marry me?
And it weeded out. It was like a flip of
a We're gonna be obsessed or they're gonna hate me.
Speaker 6: And so like I I got guys by this line.
I would go out, I go in like the tanning bed,
and I get all cute. I remember, And I would
go out and you got a dip on you? And
sometimes they would just give me a dip. I got
a girlfriend, man, but you fucking are cool. And I
would just like use it to narrow it down. And
I dated guys by my you gotta dip on you,
and like they.
Speaker 4: Would fall hard and want to marry me. In like
a couple of weeks. It was insane.
Speaker 6: Yeah wow, what but talk about like, I mean, I
haven't done one in a long time.
Speaker 2: You should go.
Speaker 6: You should a good strategy because if I wanted like
a hunter that was in the guns and like more
manly country boy.
Speaker 4: That was my way of like getting right to it.
Speaker 6: And that was like a great pickup line because they're
like holy Like it was instant conversation. If they dipped
or not, they were talking to me. So like it
worked really really well.
Speaker 1: You don't have to be lonely.
Speaker 8: There was not a professional athletes that were like ship
professional athletes.
Speaker 2: How many hockey? How many hockey?
Speaker 4: A couple of hockey players professional? Yeah, okay, teams, but
the Amerks crew.
Speaker 2: Paid.
Speaker 4: They were like the minor leagues.
Speaker 8: But I.
Speaker 2: Understand. But let's say a hockey player showed interest in
you and he was They all made way to be
a saber.
Speaker 4: They all did. That's true. That's mean really happened, Roy, Roy.
Speaker 6: They all made Ryan Miller Ryan Miller literally.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was like making.
Speaker 1: Team that went to that team that went to the
conference finals and they get paid that much.
Speaker 2: You know what, somebody's a bit of a snob here, Yeah,
you really do?
Speaker 4: I know that nigger.
Speaker 2: Somebody somebody is a snob.
Speaker 4: I didn't know.
Speaker 2: Maybe part of your problem.
Speaker 4: Do I come off as I don't know that maybe
party maybe I do.
Speaker 1: And you know you have high standards.
Speaker 2: There's nothing wrong with that.
Speaker 1: That's right, you are. No, I mean that's who you,
that's what that's who you are. You're Steve Harvey said this.
Steve Harvey, I just said this in his book, Act
like a lady, Think like a man. And in the
book he says, for the first for the first ninety days,
you're not dating the actual person that you think you're dating.
You're dating their representative. Right, okay, yeah, Instead, just get
rid of that, just be you and that will weed
out the process in itself. You don't want to give
anybody the worst a false impression. Trust me. I know
my first wife was. I dated her representative and got
engaged to a representative. You goaged that question and then
well it was like five six months, six months, and
then and.
Speaker 4: Then she changed when he got married.
Speaker 1: Oh she changed when we got engaged.
Speaker 4: Then why did you go through the engagement?
Speaker 6: Because he's real really just he needed to get laid.
You know what I'm saying, her Folkstean, is that?
Speaker 2: Why is that?
Speaker 4: Why?
Speaker 1: It's not?
Speaker 4: It's just like, were you just like scared it back out?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I think I was. I think I was yeah. Yeah,
it's like I failed at this too. I can't even
keep it engaged.
Speaker 2: Chicken.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they're going to make me want to give you
a hug.
Speaker 1: It doesn't matter. Everything turned out fine, everything's good.
Speaker 4: How long were you married to this person?
Speaker 1: Thirteen months?
Speaker 4: I thought, you say thirteen years.
Speaker 2: Katie's last relationship went longer.
Speaker 4: I didn't even beat that. I didn't even beat that.
Speaker 1: Okay, well that we were together for four years. Technically
we weren't divorced.
Speaker 4: For you get did you call it off?
Speaker 1: We both did. It was a mutual thing, she thought.
She goes, if she wanted to kick me out of
the house, I said, okay, But if I leave, I'm
not coming back, she thought, because she had some advice
from this friend. You ever had that evil friend? Yep,
that acts like there you're thinking on your behalf for
you best interest. It turns out they're trying to sabotage you. Well,
she had one of these friends who was like steering
her in the wrong direction. She goes, you know, you
force him out, he'll come crawling back. So she goes,
when are you coming back? I go, I'm not. It's over.
I'm not coming back.
Speaker 2: It's over. Now we're done.
Speaker 1: By the way, I know what you were doing too.
You can't prove that I just did. You just said it.
That's not true. It end up working out, and then
years later she called me crying and apologized for for everything.
Speaker 4: She was the tree removal service girl.
Speaker 1: Right, yes, yes, I remember. It doesn't matter. The point
is though it was a family.
Speaker 2: She could pull your roots out.
Speaker 8: Yeah made Actually I just know a tree service where
there was a female that it was a family business
and got struck by lightning.
Speaker 1: And how long ago?
Speaker 4: Was this a long time ago?
Speaker 1: But three years?
Speaker 4: No longer?
Speaker 1: Okay, Now I'm not No, No, I'm not. I don't
want to do that.
Speaker 4: No, but it might be the same person.
Speaker 1: We'll talk after, but it might it might be it
might be her.
Speaker 2: How did you find out somebody gets struck by a lately?
Speaker 8: How do you know it was my dad hired someone
and it was a family business.
Speaker 4: No, it was on Kennedy with Lake.
Speaker 2: Wait a second, hang on, here's what I don't get.
You go on these apps you complain about. Couldn't you
go to a certain club in town and hang around?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: But but what I wouldn't want to do that.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't want to do that just saying those that
but that would meet your standard, No, that would meet
your standud.
Speaker 4: I like more like blue collar, like manly men.
Speaker 1: Oh wait, I really do, like.
Speaker 4: You literally told me you were man. I found Mike
because you wanted to go to oak Kill together. But
I can't. No, I don't like the oak Kill guys.
Speaker 6: Well maybe you changed, but when we were single together.
Speaker 1: I think, like deep down I like to broke Kill.
Speaker 4: No, ok okay, I won't no, no, no, what you changed?
I feel like I always have been.
Speaker 2: Well you want, no, it's okay, settle for raven Wood Cobblestone.
Speaker 1: Cobblestone was a member of Municipal Court.
Speaker 6: Change because I remember you wanting like a business.
Speaker 8: But I think deep down I knew, like no, I
need a bad guy, like a like a manly man.
Speaker 4: Do any of them belong at oak Hill? I don't know.
Speaker 2: You can't just say the last guy manly man.
Speaker 1: No, okay, no, what was your attraction pretty boy?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 8: I mean he's good looking, he's just very passive, Like
I said, I don't know how to say it.
Speaker 4: Very nice. Does whatever you want.
Speaker 1: Stay though, like a little wants spread.
Speaker 4: I really was, until it was just like, what am
I doing? We both have three kids. I'm like, do
I really want to take on kids? Do I wanna? Yes?
You would?
Speaker 1: You would you want?
Speaker 4: You'm a guy with three kids? If he was your man?
I really.
Speaker 1: Know now, I mean, don't get me wrong, it's better
to know now, just that you spend a year with
this person. There had to be a reason.
Speaker 8: Yeah, he was a good guy. I don't have anything bad.
There's nothing bad that he did.
Speaker 6: No, I think I know what it was is that
you got burned by some douches. And then she runs
across Vanilla and Ice and she's.
Speaker 8: Like, oh, it's true. I think I'm used to being
with assholes and so you felt security, blanket of comfort
with Vanilla and Ice.
Speaker 6: Say it again, and then you start to realize, like
I think I'm in a bad boys.
Speaker 4: I think, well, I don't know bad to handle a
bad boy? I don't know.
Speaker 8: Now I'm like, now I'm like, am I ever going
to be with anyone? I might just be single forever?
I don't know, Like whatever, who are going to go
to Hawaii with myself?
Speaker 2: Hawaii?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 8: I just want to go I've bet I used to
go everywhere. Call her, I lived in Hawaii. I just
miss it and I want to go back. But I'm like,
do I really want to.
Speaker 4: Go by myself? I told you I should travel by myself.
Speaker 8: My friends are married or like in a relationship, Like,
none of my girlfriends are going to.
Speaker 1: Go buy your I think if you went by yourself,
you might. I think you Hawaiian.
Speaker 4: Guy and just be like, oh, I'm never coming back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think you could.
Speaker 2: It'll be.
Speaker 4: Okay, making me a lie. You should go by yourself.
It'd be so high I met a first class ticket.
Speaker 6: Maybe because if if you get a two seater, who's
ever next to you is going to be single? And
you never know? It could be a hot single guy. True,
m there's a chance, so pick the two seater option.
Speaker 4: Never know. Can you imagine?
Speaker 2: Sounds so disenchanted by.
Speaker 8: All of it, because because I know on my shoulder,
I can't there's no good there's no guys in Rochester, like, honestly, what.
Speaker 4: A great guy?
Speaker 6: Okay, a different but it's all the same single guy.
Speaker 2: You know what.
Speaker 1: I mean?
Speaker 6: If the Viking is still all the town, that is
kind of like the same repeat repeat.
Speaker 1: I mean, no guy, see him tomorrow?
Speaker 4: Really? And uh, do you know from church?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 4: I really trust Dan.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, shouldn't.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so fucking nice.
Speaker 4: I don't think you have any mean in you.
Speaker 2: No vanilla nice.
Speaker 1: No, he's vanilla nice because he says he can't meet
women in Rochester for the same reasons you're saying you
can't meet men in Rochester.
Speaker 2: All right, let's get something.
Speaker 4: You get some information without giving names.
Speaker 1: How old he's in He's about fifty three.
Speaker 4: Is he in shape?
Speaker 2: He's in shape?
Speaker 4: That I was gonna say. So, he's in shape, he's
in shape.
Speaker 1: Okay, he's got his own house, he's he's put together.
No kids, you've.
Speaker 4: Been wanting no kids. This works, But I'm wondering if
I already know who it is. That's someone you might know.
Speaker 8: What's the first name letter? Okay, never mind, it's not
the same person. It's not the same person.
Speaker 2: Okay, this is phenomenal.
Speaker 6: All right, So what about this guy do you think
Katie would like?
Speaker 2: Well, I'm voting nothing.
Speaker 1: You know, what if if you you know who I'm
talking about, it could be I mean.
Speaker 2: Always, yeah, I do know what you're talking about what.
Speaker 1: Could we just give me a clue, just like, uh.
Speaker 2: Uh yeah I used to come on the show.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, okay, yeah yeah, Okay. Good looking, Yeah,
he's looking. Guy, he's got abs. I actually like he's
well built, he's mature. Yeah, he understands the mind.
Speaker 4: Okay, Like what does he do career wise?
Speaker 2: Sat a doctor?
Speaker 4: Okay? Oh, tell me more, tell me more.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go. I don't want to go for a doctor.
I don't want to I don't want to go. I
don't want to go any further than that because I
don't want to be on the show.
Speaker 4: I don't want to know.
Speaker 2: The show, the show, whole radio show we did.
Speaker 8: I mean, if he wants to get set up on
a blind date, you can ask him tomorrow, I'll ask.
Speaker 6: It's not going to be blind for him, he's going
to be looking you up.
Speaker 2: Have you done a blind date?
Speaker 4: Never?
Speaker 2: Okay? Would you do a blind date? If you had
an exit strategy? Would you do a blind date?
Speaker 4: Oh? Yeah, I been an exit strategy.
Speaker 2: Yeah I totally was.
Speaker 1: But I need to assigned documentation that I had no
responsibility whatever.
Speaker 2: What is the what is the exit strategy? Is it
like Stephanie's got to give me a call, get me
out of there.
Speaker 4: I was just thinking about that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what would be the exit strategy?
Speaker 8: So your kid, your kids, my kids hurt, I gotta go.
My kid's calling, they need me, I gotta go by.
I don't know what would be an exit strategy, because
I've been I got a date where I just.
Speaker 6: Stay and then you know, you just saw my mom's
got my dog overnight and he's diarrhea, and.
Speaker 4: What the fuck?
Speaker 2: I got it?
Speaker 6: Like, because someone's just gonna be so understandable, and that's
so like gross, you talk about poop, They're gonna believe you.
Speaker 4: It is so true.
Speaker 2: All right, what is the weirdest date? You've said you've
been on weird dates and you stayed. What would be
a weird date?
Speaker 8: So like, for example, on the dating app, someone puts
pictures on there, so they and yeah, basically and they
don't look like the.
Speaker 4: Pictures or they're old pictures. And you get there.
Speaker 1: Everybody does that, yeah, yeah, and not everybody, but.
Speaker 8: And then you get there and it just it just
was the connection was not there. We're supposed to go
to dinner, and I'm like, you know, why don't we
just start with a drink and see where the night
takes us. Oh yeah, I gotta go after one drink.
So I made a drink.
Speaker 1: But no, you you're a good sport.
Speaker 8: But yet no, but like you do know, you're just
not gonna be competed with their photos.
Speaker 4: They're gonna lie about a lot of that's a red flag.
Speaker 2: Yeah, comediot, right, that's yeah, that's a stayed. Now, that's
when you didn't stay. You just said you have been
on weird dates and you've stayed.
Speaker 8: Well that I stayed. I stayed for a drink. I
didn't be like okay, see like peace out. I was
just like, let's just do a drink and then I
just don't talk to him again.
Speaker 4: So I stayed.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you were a good sport. Yeah you did your
job and you go.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 4: They didn't reach out either, so they probably knew, well,
that would.
Speaker 2: Be weird if all of a sudden, Yeah, I would
think it's like getting hit in the head.
Speaker 4: With a curious I've had that happen.
Speaker 8: I've had guys where I like don't match with them
on the apps and then they find my social media
and reach out to me and they're like hey, yeah,
I saw you on this app, and I want to
reach out. I figured i'd reach out on here. No,
because I didn't want to match with you. That's why
we didn't connect.
Speaker 4: On the app.
Speaker 2: And sometimes maybe you're missing out on something.
Speaker 8: Isn't that stock rish If someone is legit trying to
sign me on social media when I left swiped you, Yeah,
that's aft up.
Speaker 1: I don't know if it's.
Speaker 4: Feels really curious curious, they're just curious.
Speaker 8: But when we just connect on the app, if we
were mutually interested, I would think.
Speaker 2: That that would be true.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, probably, I don't think. I don't think it's
as crazy or far fetched as you might think it is.
I think they're just curious. Now they could be, but
I don't think that.
Speaker 2: I don't think that's automatically.
Speaker 1: The direction you want to go in that circumstance.
Speaker 8: Okay, well it's someone I wasn't interested. Maybe if I
was interested, Yeah, I wasn't interested, and I think got it's.
Speaker 2: Got some walls up.
Speaker 1: I was like, I'll tell you what when I when
I got issues. I think when I got engaged to
my first wife, all these guys in radio that I
worked with and used to work with were friends with me,
immediately friended her. She got like fifteen friend requests the
next day.
Speaker 2: I didn't.
Speaker 1: She goes, who oh my, oh, these are all radio
douche egs. It wasn't you.
Speaker 4: They wanted to see you.
Speaker 1: It wasn't wasn't anybody at CMF. It was like the
surrounding communities.
Speaker 2: Katie's got walls.
Speaker 8: Though, you don't, I mean I might maybe I need
a therapist, to be honest.
Speaker 2: Oh you don't mention that.
Speaker 4: Maybe I should call the recovery.
Speaker 8: Yes, call the recovery like a physician collected grandmother.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she might help me. She may help I might
be she's right here on the podcast.
Speaker 1: Was that princess ex girlfriend Sheela b Yes, she might
help me.
Speaker 4: She's right here in Fairport too. Huh, how do you
remember that?
Speaker 1: I'm like, if I could be on Jeopardy.
Speaker 4: You really my own shoes, So you should try out
for Jeopardy. You would probably crush it.
Speaker 2: I could. All right, we need to take a moment
our friend race and Randy's going to join us. We
got to talk to Randy. Randy's had a health issue,
and then we need to get his thoughts on the election.
Speaker 4: Okay wait, oh yeah, here, don't know, I haven't looked.
Speaker 2: No, we're not gonna know forever, We're forever. We'll get
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Speaker 4: It is so much fun if only she was single?
Speaker 1: Is this Metallica's closer at concerts?
Speaker 2: No race? Randy is waiting patiently by, But the ladies
are are going to go out, and Katie's gonna take
another swing.
Speaker 4: She is, she's gonna say love and McConnery's. If now,
we're going home. If not, we're going.
Speaker 2: Home, and she's gonna step into the batter's box and
see what happened.
Speaker 4: See what happens.
Speaker 8: All you single guys, come out to m'connery's. Jump in
your cars right now.
Speaker 6: You gotta be there by eight pm on the election day,
an election night, which is a hary thought, like what's happening?
Speaker 1: Speaking of which they showed it is election night. They
should have pictured the Savers game. It's like nobody there, yeah,
or or is that they playing the senators like nobody's there?
Speaker 4: Action night, As someone said, when we're on break.
Speaker 2: We're Harry Davis, you'd sit happy erection Day. Yes, you
call every year.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I wish we had t shirts.
Speaker 2: And well, Katie, I'm I want to. I want to
do like a whole docuseriies on your data. Do it
like seriously? I think it would be fun and we'll
call it.
Speaker 4: We have to we have no I told her we
have to resurrect the.
Speaker 2: Podcast podcast sometimes. But I think it would be interesting
or even for you to come in and update us.
I'll want to. But I think here's the thing is
you may be serving a service and not realize it
because you can sort of be like a consultant for
what women really want. Tell you guys what you're looking for, right,
And obviously your standards are different than than Stephanie standards. Right,
But there's probably certain things that guys should be putting
on a dating profile. Oh yes, what would be one
thing that you hate.
Speaker 8: To well, I mean like an emoji when it's like
a question or like no one reads this that sucks.
Take time to fill out your profile, like put what
you want and what you're looking for. So many guys
don't do that, okay, and and also put a picture
of you without a group of other people. Don't wear
sunglasses in every picture.
Speaker 4: We want to see, like, we want to see what
you look like.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think some guys are a little insecure, right.
Speaker 4: But that's fine.
Speaker 8: But everyone's different of like attractive, everyone's version or definition
of attractive is different.
Speaker 4: Yes, So just show what you look like yourself. But
fill out the questionnaire.
Speaker 2: Saw did we talk about We didn't talk about this
with you.
Speaker 6: No, I agree, though, take off the sunglasses, don't be
in a group.
Speaker 8: Don't have a picture of you with a fish.
Speaker 6: I dear.
Speaker 2: All right, but see that's the that's the difference. But
I think here's one confidence versus cocky confidence versus you.
Speaker 4: Can easily I could wead those out in a heartbeat.
Speaker 2: Yeah, But wouldn't you rather someone who's just confident there?
That would be somebody who goes off the dating profile
and talks about this stuff, takes off the sunglass and
takes off the sunglasses. That's it exactly?
Speaker 4: And is it like?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 8: I like ass that's like third thing in the in like,
what are you looking for?
Speaker 4: I'm not wait, say you should see some of these.
It's disgusting.
Speaker 8: So they're trying to they're basically kid Fill out it's like, wait,
what how old?
Speaker 3: Are How old?
Speaker 8: So that's the thing I play with, like the ages.
So the youngest I put is thirty three. I'm thirty seven,
but I'm like, I don't really want to go.
Speaker 4: To thirty three.
Speaker 2: Okay, what's wrong with thirty three?
Speaker 4: Hold in the church?
Speaker 6: I am wait, what if the guys that are like
I like right and you like write them back and
you're like, I like Big Dixon money, do we match? No? No,
I'm not wasting that, but that is so fucking funny,
Like I would be turning the loser comments. I would
just be playing with them for fun.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that is funny. But for me, I'm like, no,
I'm a first class kind of girl. Do we match?
Just you're home back Adham?
Speaker 8: I would be someone did I think once I put
it down to thirty and he's like, I pray to
God you like younger guys.
Speaker 4: That's just common to me. I pray to God you
like younger guys.
Speaker 2: But maybe there's a younger guy who's got some self confidence,
well educated, he's carrious.
Speaker 4: And doesn't have kids. Doesn't mean you know, so I
did say to my son, there for you, Yeah, I
would like to date someone without kids or older kids.
Are you trying to say kids are annoying? No, but
I already have three.
Speaker 6: I need to That's how everybody feels. So like there's
some guys that don't want a girl with kids. So
it works the other way because they.
Speaker 4: Think kids are annoying.
Speaker 2: Well, Race, so they could think.
Speaker 4: This girl's got three little kids? Fuck like you come
along with the bag. But I don't need someone to
take care of my kids.
Speaker 2: No, you don't need someone to take care of your kids.
But give me one second here, Race and Randy is
you got to go? Mean, no problem. Race and Randy's here.
But Race and Randy wound up dating getting married in
an age just where they didn't have the dating app
right three times, right, Randy?
Speaker 4: Three times?
Speaker 3: Yeah, three times. I'm on my third and best marriage.
Speaker 2: There you go, all right, he keeps, try to go
and here thing is, I will bring that up because
there's hope. Yes, there's hope. There is aver giv I traded.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I have hope. I don't I'm not like day
by day. It is what it is.
Speaker 2: Sorry, Randy, I know that you are.
Speaker 3: That's okay.
Speaker 2: But Randy's been in some pain lately.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what happened, Randy.
Speaker 3: I had to go have surgery two weeks from this Friday.
I had I've had a hernia surgery done twice in
the same spot, and they had to do it for
the third time. And we should have been the thirty
forty minute surgery returned into two hours.
Speaker 4: So it wasn't third and best.
Speaker 3: I hope, hope. Isn't it going to be the third
and best? I hope it better be the last one.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you that I find something in there.
Speaker 2: Ago.
Speaker 3: I do not want to go through this again.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry you're sitting on ice packs. What's going on?
Speaker 3: Kidne buddy, I've sat on some wiites for the last
two weeks. Believe me. Let me tell you. I melted
the north Pole. Let me tell you.
Speaker 2: And oh my, that's how they test for her.
Speaker 4: I thought it was like in your syn.
Speaker 3: You have in the st but they usually you can
have a stomach herny. This was this is the third time.
It was not fun.
Speaker 1: I have had yes, so yeah, I.
Speaker 2: Was actually I was four your hip I would show you, Yeah,
can you take up your pants?
Speaker 4: I'm just kidding, Randy. I'm so sorry, my friend.
Speaker 3: I was purple from uniform, my idea of my dick
into it all the way to my left hand side,
and my balls were the size of grapefruits. I'm telling
you it was not fund.
Speaker 4: I just spit out my water. I literally spit.
Speaker 1: Out my Waterrandy, you need any drink?
Speaker 4: I thought we.
Speaker 8: Had like tiptoe around, Randy, and then I heard that.
I'm like, whoa, Okay.
Speaker 3: You don't tip tiptoe around me. You never heard. I'm
sixty four years old. Ain't no young kid.
Speaker 1: He's a man's man, that's right now.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: He's a man's man's man.
Speaker 2: Do you know any single guys? What's your upra age?
Fifty five? Yeah, fifty five, it's the cutoff age. Any
single guys, Randy that.
Speaker 3: Any single guys? Are you talking single? Are you guys
and me not married or not dating or just single single?
Ason not doing anything with anybody.
Speaker 4: Katie's mid thirties. She's beautiful.
Speaker 6: She has three little kids, and she makes a lot
of money.
Speaker 3: In her job ding ding ding ding ding. They're the
winner there.
Speaker 4: She's a really good family too.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: No, but I could right now. I can't really think
of any that I know of right now. I mean,
most of my friends are I'm married, or have been
with their friends for a while or girlfriends for a while.
But I can't say I can say anybody not right
off the top of my head.
Speaker 2: All right, all right, well I think it was worth
a shot. Take.
Speaker 6: If you go on a date with doctor T, I'm
gonna this is gonna be hilariou I want to come
back for that?
Speaker 2: Will you come back and tell us about the date?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Well would that be bad though?
Speaker 4: Or maybe he could come on too. It will both
be like, well, like hash it out? How is the
date okay to do that?
Speaker 1: I don't know if you want he would want to
do that, but maybe he would. I don't know.
Speaker 2: That's that could be, Uh, that could be.
Speaker 1: We could be putting he's got a very professional public jack.
Speaker 8: We're putting a lot on his plate right now, Like
we don't even know if he's gonna want to go
what's the.
Speaker 2: Lot of the on his plate?
Speaker 4: You we're on the podcast saying and talking about him.
We don't want to go on the date.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying who.
Speaker 4: It is, but he might not even want to do it.
Speaker 2: No, and after he hears this, I don't blame him.
Speaker 8: He'll be like, well, you know, you would go on
a date. Might remanize him and help him get more patients.
Though I don't know person your doctor to be a robot.
Speaker 2: I don't know, you don't. All right, you're welcome to stay.
Speaker 4: No, we're going.
Speaker 2: We're going, all right, they're going trying.
Speaker 4: To find the Viking. I am not trying to pour
another nice suitor.
Speaker 2: She wants to take a cruise.
Speaker 4: No, I want to go to buy. I don't want
to take a cruise. Maybe I would take the Viking
cruise there Carlson this week. Oh, there's someone coming to
the Carlson. I want to see. What's his name?
Speaker 1: Doug, Doug Phelps.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 8: He is like a younger guy, super funny single on Instagram.
He's coming to the Carlson, like three nights.
Speaker 2: I will I will check and uh yeah, okay, we'll
talk about that.
Speaker 4: Andy. I hope you feel better. Man. All our love will.
Speaker 3: Four weeks or so. But I'll be all right.
Speaker 1: Just tid for Christmas. Huh.
Speaker 4: If any juice happens, Bill, please do let me know.
Speaker 2: This is fun. I think this is exciting. It's nice
to see you guys, to see you a long time.
Speaker 4: He's on here all the time, all the time.
Speaker 2: Stephanie's popped in a few times, and you were in
the summer summer.
Speaker 4: That was a bad night.
Speaker 2: I have a feeling that you were on your way
to you're already half there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was. I'll just say that.
Speaker 1: Well, good to see you, you too, all right, both
of you, all right, see.
Speaker 2: Bye guy, my ladies.
Speaker 4: We'll be careful.
Speaker 2: So Randy, uh, we wanted to get your take on,
I guess some NASCAR stuff, but also since it is
election night when we're taping this, what happens if how
do you feel if your candidate doesn't win? Are you
worried or do you just go?
Speaker 3: Buddy, I don't hear me tell you what I think
about this. Doesn't matter who we get, they're going to
fuck up and that's just the way it's.
Speaker 2: Going to be.
Speaker 1: That is true, Randy. You're right, it.
Speaker 3: Doesn't matter nobody, not everybody's gonna be happy. They're gonna
fox something up and then don't have to try to
fix it for four fucking years. You know, you take
your shot at who every wins, wins I mean gonna
have to go with it. The only thing I want
to see. I want you to have two dollars a
gal and gas again.
Speaker 1: I do it that.
Speaker 2: I'm Hicky.
Speaker 3: I'm all over there.
Speaker 2: I got you, I got you.
Speaker 1: Doesn't take much to win Randy's heart.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, Randy.
Speaker 3: No, it doesn't. You know my age, you knowing stuff,
and I just I wish you.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 3: I remember when Trump came in and did all this
stuff and the first thing to piss me off, and
Biden get many shut down that fucking dead oil line
and gas went from two dollars to three something in
less than a month, and I was ready to shoot
that so a bitch myself.
Speaker 2: Oh easy, he's now easy. I'm sorry the podcast went
off the rails tonight. I don't know what happened here.
I have no idea. They came in here, and holy.
Speaker 1: Col I know I have a headache.
Speaker 2: Uh well, I think that's a good way, good attitude
to have about it, because in some way or another
you're going to be somebody's going to be disappointed. But
that doesn't mean that it's it's over. I say this.
You still live in America. You got a great opportunity
to you know, continue on and do stuff right, right.
Speaker 3: I mean, hey, we're the best country to live and
we can do it all the way I see it.
Speaker 1: That's right, it's the way. I can't drive a ford
in Mexico.
Speaker 3: Oh you can, but you won't like it.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 2: Well, Ray, let me ask you that different colored panels
on the President Trump.
Speaker 1: Says if he gets re elected, he's going to impose
tariffs on cars or car manufacturers who move their plants
out of America. What do you think about that, because
that could be a slippery slope.
Speaker 3: Oh, it's like this. I don't like it that they
do it because it takes jobs away from Americans, which
really pisses me to fuck off, you know, because we
got the harder working people for Detroit, all the people
that worked all them freaking years. And I've been doing
this for forty five years. Do you think I want
to see cars? You know, people in jobs. You know,
I'm sure you've got to pay the American workers. They
got to pay the American worker right now. Maybe you
got to pay him thirty five thirty eight dollars an
hour to staying on the line and do that car.
So I go to Mexico. Here's some briefright, beans and
three bucks work that okay, you know, I mean, don't
get me wrong. It's cheaper down or they're they're paying them.
Probably if you pay thirty eight bucks on American you're
probably going to pay them ten dollars. Yeah, I get
Also that's how they make their money. Sure, but is
it fair? I don't think so. I mean, I'm not
a guesst helping any other country with their economy, I
have no problem with that, But don't take it away
from USS to give it to them and then hurt
us because it doesn't help anybody then at all.
Speaker 2: I think the idea of sacrificing us for some something
else would be is one everybody should frown upon.
Speaker 5: That.
Speaker 2: It should be you know, a little bit of nationalism,
a little bit of pride. Let's put ourselves first here
and try to help our own country and our own people,
and let's let's get going. But I still think, no
matter what happens, you're going to have a you know,
on whatever side, you're still in America, right, we still
have checks.
Speaker 3: We go over there and help you show you how
to do it. Let's get you set up, get your
own car companies. Role Let's do it that way, right,
you know, let's do that and.
Speaker 1: That creates competition, which makes things better forever.
Speaker 2: But sure, sure, absolutely so, Randy, what have you been
doing that you've been laying around because Danny found something
that I was unaware of. But I'm assuming since you've
been laid up with your what'd you call it? Great?
Not great? Heard you great?
Speaker 1: Nut? Crap nuts?
Speaker 2: Grape nuts? With your grape nuts, We're gonna call it
your grape nuts cereal? Uh? Well, you got to check
catch up on Hallmark and stuff.
Speaker 3: No, uh, we watched a couple of new Hallmark movies.
Why we watched We actually watched another one's called a
Great American something channel or something. We've been watching on
some of them and they're those movies are. A couple
of them are okay. Most summer they suck. Hallmark ones
have been okay, not a couple of great, good ones,
but a couple of new ones are not bad. You know,
it's just we're watching a few new ones because they
start watching all them new ones got all the way
all way to Christmas time. But and they've had some
of the odies on that we both absolutely love. So
we've watched those soon day on or watching that again.
We know, we know every line, line line line, we
watch it anyways, we don't care, we like it. I'm
very easy to get along with.
Speaker 2: I know, I know. Well, Danny found an opportunity for
you to possibly be in a real Hallmark movie.
Speaker 1: Randy, my wife found this, So get ready Upstate New York.
Your moment in a Hallmark movie could just be a
casting call away. It's from New York up dot com
or ny up dot com. So Rachel Lee Cook is
an actress and she's going to be shooting like nobody's
business a new Hallmark film in Albany and Schenectady and
filming runs you know, this week through the next through
November fifteenth. Right, So they're looking for adults eighteen or older.
Union and non union actors can apply so that you
qualify for that right and you can fill out your
availability through an online form which I'm going to send you,
and you and Tracy might be able to be in
this movie.
Speaker 2: How phenomenal would this be?
Speaker 1: You watching yourself?
Speaker 3: Hey kidd me, I'll be takeover. I'll be out to lead. Yeah,
I know her. She wish for Freddy Prinsy and she's
all that. I remember, she's all that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Dawson's Creek at the Pussycats.
Speaker 2: Yeah she might. Randy, you're phenomenal. How does Randy know
all that? That's so funny? And so for Randy, where
are you? Are you hiding in the closet or your garage.
Speaker 3: Or no, I'm in my gage. I'm in the garage. Yeah,
I'm on the garage. That's noisy in the house. I'm
out in the gradg all my die cast. It's all
freaking yeah, packed up behind me and some stuff walking around.
Speaker 2: So how's it? How's it walking with the hernia?
Speaker 3: Uh? For a few for a few days wasn't fun.
Let me tell you that right now. But I better.
I got up. I've been off walking around and stuff.
I can drive. I just haven't driven yet. But I'm
getting up and around and moving around and much better.
I mean, I mean, I didn't they gave me their cocks.
I didn't get him. I didn't go get them. I
didn't take him. I don't need them. I just clip
through the pain. It just been taking town and all
and then then edvill went I half to you know shifts,
how you taking out and off and putting ice on
it every about fifteen twenty minutes, every hour, hour and
a half. Uh, the more you do it. But I
laid off for a day. That was a mistake. Try
to see I could get through it. That wasn't happening.
But that happened like last week. But every says that
it's been pretty good. I mean, I'm walking around. I
can stand. I was outside today, walking around with beautiful
weather outside today, So I did this, a little bit
of your real light yard work, you know, picked up
a few sticks. I'll come up the trees in the
backyard and you know, put some fall stuff away, get
put away in a shed, a little light stuck. Nothing
heavy that I can't I'm not supposed back up being
over ten pounds for like two weeks and nothing over
twenty for a while.
Speaker 2: All right, So that leaves Tracy. I mean, I know
she's thin as a rail, but you can't lift her up.
Speaker 3: Okay, she can throw me around, It's.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, Well, hang on, I have a question,
And I know this is going to sound sort of
sort of cartoonish and silly, but how bad, Like I've
got to think a bowel movement would be painful? Or
you know, not a problem, or even banging a problem,
banging your nuts on the side of the toilet seat
as they're big and swollen.
Speaker 3: Well, you sit down. You gotta be careful. Let me
tell you something right now.
Speaker 2: And I know that it sounds like funny and joky. Yeah,
but anybody who's been there, that's like a real thing.
And I've had the groinal hernias where or even if you.
Speaker 1: Player Croydon, Yeah, yeah, it hurst to live.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So say they had to they had to re uh,
they had to re fix the I guess the floor
they called the floor or something. They had to fix that. Uh,
the mesh that was there got ripped right out, was
torn blowed out. So I don't know exactly. I got
to sit down with the doctor Thursday when I go
see him and explain to me exactly what happened, why
it happened. And you blew if I had to go
do something.
Speaker 2: So previous surgery, you blew the mesh out the second Ye,
this is the this is the second time I had
mesh put in.
Speaker 3: You I blew this one I had. The mess was
blown right out.
Speaker 2: Man, you're like a NASCAR driver. You came around that
turned too quick the air and blew that mess right
out of her.
Speaker 3: And I did something I'll tell you right right now,
I tell you I don't. I didn't think it would
be that bad because the other two has no big deal.
The other two hernia surgeries, it has no problem. Two
three days I was up and radied, roll walking around,
no big deal.
Speaker 2: This one.
Speaker 3: This one put a hurting on me. This one definitely
put a hurd on me. I've done both broken bull
flags surgery on my ankles, shoulders. You know, this is
the most paint I've ever had in my life ever.
Speaker 2: Oh buddy, I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: It happens.
Speaker 3: What you doing just when you sit down, Joe, bang
your nuts on the fucking list.
Speaker 2: Yeah bet it does. Randy Nascar stuff. You've been paying attention.
Speaker 3: Who's in the Oh hell yeah, buddy, Oh hell yeah.
It's gonna be the big the big whoop you do?
Happen here at Martinsville the other.
Speaker 2: Day, empty do whoop?
Speaker 3: Do? Well? You heard it's the last race before the
big race next week in Phoenix, which it's a big championship.
You got eight guys to get in. Then Logano was
in because he won the first race, you had Reddick
who got in from the week before. And then so
now you've got six guys running for points. And Ryan
Blaney who should have won the race week before at
Vegas and got beat. He was pretty upset with that.
He should have won their race, but he got because
he was on the bottom. He was the most points.
He drove his ass off and won it. Yes, at
Martinsville it was second year in a row for him
to get into the championship. But you had some blocking
and some other stuff going on. And remember the wall
job a couple of years ago, from Chastain driving along
the wall going real fast and passing on a bunch
of guards while widing. They're all wide open. Well, NASCAR
outlawed that. Well, Christopher Bell had to do pretty much
the same thing, go by a car and Bubba Wallace
pretty much I think fifty had a flat tire, was
slowing down for everybody. Oh and Christopher Bell got by
him and then he hit the wall because he whistled
fast by him, got in the corner and then he
nailed kept right in the throttle and ran along the wall. Meanwhile,
you've got William Byron, You've got Austin, Dyllon and Chastaine
are kind of behind him blocking so nobody else can
get by him to pass him. Because one of them
guys passes Byron, Bell's in that Bell wouldn't had to
done it. It's been playing games and it's been the
biggest thing in NASCAR for the last two days. People
figure out what's going to happen. NASCAR's investigating it. It
took him twenty five or at they twenty seven minutes
to figure out who was going to be the fourth
guy and who was gonna be Bell or who was
going to be Byron, And they gave it to Byron
because the Bell had did what they had called an
unsafe safety move because go driving in the defense over there,
they're not supposed to happen again. So he so Byron
got in. But there's some radio play you can tell
the CHRV Lege guys were playing block and block, so
nobody could get by Byron. Nobody would pass Byron, so
he would get in and keep them. Gaz Loski was
passed Brad Kuzloski was trying to pass them to guys.
He was way faster for them guys, and he couldn't
get by them two guys, so he would have went
by Byron and put him back, and then Bell would
have been everybody's complaining about this new system that says,
this playoff system sucks. This is the shit that's gonna happen.
So nobody's fucking playing. He don't give a shit. He's happy,
he's in the freaking final. He's great, he's happier and heuse.
You got him Lec Donald, who are teammates they're in.
And then you got Reddick, who is the Michael Jordan's
team twenty three XI team, that's his team. He's got
a drive in. And then you got William Byern and
soul Uh. There's a lot of stuff going on. I
think you're gonna see something gonna happen to the playoffs.
I don't know, but this was really screwy for watching
for I tell you them guys, watching them guys sit
and squirm on Pitt Lane waiting to see who actually
was going to get the last spot. It was pretty
cool to watch. I mean they were and my song
would have been a knots that I didn't you know.
Speaker 2: Who gets the final right the final lug nut right right.
Speaker 3: Right, absolutely? And it was, Uh, it was kind of unbelievable.
I mean, I couldn't believe what I was watching it.
And I was pretty sure that they were gonna get
with the Byron because of the wall thing, so I
was pretty sure he was going to get it. But
I mean, there was definitely blocking going on, so nobody
could get buy those other two guards to get past Byron.
So there was a lot of cat mouse, and they're
they're listening to radio stuff and it's going to be
talked about for a while. I see something gonna happen
to the playoffs just and I got a feeling we'll
see what happens. I who knows.
Speaker 1: I'm waiting for somebody to go Dukes of Hazzard. When
somebody's blocking, I was gonna fly over you.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm truthfully, I'm surprised, kind of surprised that case
LOCKI didn't put the bumpers a couple of them guys.
Get him out of Get on my freaking way here,
I'm coming through. So I mean Ryan Blane, I mean
Ryan Blaney drove a great race. He said it was
he was it was the most tired he's ever been
out of a race card because he had to drive
that hard for five hundred laps at Martinsville.
Speaker 2: Jezus wow.
Speaker 3: But it's pretty cool to watch him. And of course
he's last year. He's a champion from last year, so
he's going for his second one.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 3: Logana will be going for his third champ Trying to
win his third championship will put him in an eleage
company of guys who have won three or more. So, uh,
it'll be a pretty cool to watch. I don't think
Byron and Reddick have a shot. I really don't. I mean,
that's just the way. I'm a Ford guy anyways. But
the way if right now, I think Blaney's got the jumprehand,
I think Logano has jepprehanduse mc donald's had three weeks
to prepare. He don't give a ship to last two races.
Wherever I fence that finished. I'm in the championship.
Speaker 2: Who cares, that's right? You know?
Speaker 1: Well, Randy, Randy, quick question, were you the micro machines
guy back in the nineties?
Speaker 3: Was that you micro guy micro Machines?
Speaker 1: Yeah, you little car guy.
Speaker 3: My kids, yead, my kids had commercials.
Speaker 2: Well, here's the thing, you talk really fran I think
this is built up in Randy. He hasn't been able
to talk about NASCAR in a while, he hasn't been
on with us. And if you it's all building up,
it's like pressure going.
Speaker 3: I have no drag racing to go to or nothing.
Speaker 1: That's true.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, Randy, Uh, we're gonna have to follow
up and make sure that your Christmas balls are deflated slightly,
make sure everything's.
Speaker 3: Are They're gone. They've gone down a lot, believe me,
they have gone down a lot. Believe me. Tracy is
good to keep me on the regimen in the medicine
and stuff like that. He wants to make sure she's
back to work. She's going back to work for a time.
Finally you can know from her injury. So just get
three that time of the year. My dad's and I
just let you know, build my dad's not doing that great,
so you know, all right, Yeah, he's having a tough time.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well let's talk. Let's talk offline about it a
little bit seriously, you know.
Speaker 7: Okay, I'll give you a call, all right, buddy, all right, Well, Randy,
a pleasure and thanks for looking out for our friend
Katie who's looking for a date.
Speaker 2: I don't know what.
Speaker 3: Well, I tell you right now, good luck. I'm glad
I'm not in a dating pool anymore when I take
a courtly. But if I wasn't married by now, I
would not even think about dating because I'm not sure,
but I could.
Speaker 1: This is true.
Speaker 2: This is such bullshit. It's all her. It's all her, right,
this is all her. She's a lot she needs going
on there. She just it's a lot, that's all. I'm
entertained by it all.
Speaker 1: But tool the guy for here too.
Speaker 3: I mean, I just laugh about I see stuff and all. Yeah,
I got a buddy of mine. I got one buddy
of mine, and he did, like I think, he went
on like I swear, he went on twenty dates where
he finally found one and he said, man, you talk
about the field. He says, oh my god, he says,
He said, you can't believe it. You've got girls that
the girls that want to suck on your lips and
suck on your you name it. And all of a
sudden you got girls. So I'm not touching you and
says it was unbelievable. He said it was crazy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well you find me.
Speaker 3: He found one and I think he married her two
years ago and he's happy. He's been happy ever since.
Speaker 2: Well, there you go, see, and so it does. It
does work out in the end. You find the one
that can balance her sucking lips and other things.
Speaker 3: That's just takes time. But say, me and Tracy been together,
what almost got his nineteen years almost have been together?
Speaker 2: All right, my friend feel better?
Speaker 3: Oh, I'm I'm better now. I go to see a
doctor Thursday. We'll see what he says and we'll both
from there.
Speaker 2: Buddy, all right, we'll talk to you Randy.
Speaker 3: Okay, guys, we'll see it.
Speaker 2: There he goes Race and Randy, Hi, Rac, and Randy is.
It's just a treasure to me, he really is. I
find that genuine you're not going to find like you know,
the old saying, give you the shirt off his back.
It's a guy that would give you a shirt off
absolutely if you're if you're a friend of Randy's, your family, Yes,
he is basically the thing you are.
Speaker 3: Ye.
Speaker 2: Uh boy, that katie stuff to not with your friends.
Speaker 1: No, I don't think so well.
Speaker 2: No, you know what, I'm sure she's very sweet and
we're catching her here and it's a little looser, and
I think there's also some entertainment value in drinks. Yes,
so I can't say that, but that that that uh yeah, yeah,
not going on there, that's right. Yeah, that's funny. All right. Well, Danny,
uh election day, Yeah, Uh, we'll see how it all
shakes out the next a couple of days. I would
assume it's going to take a little while on this one. Yeah.
Speaker 1: It used to be like we'd find out that night.
Now it's like we gotta wait. Yeah, I think I
think the last presidential election they found out on a
Saturday afternoon, Saturday morning.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it'll be it's going to be a bit, it'll
be a bit, but just be patient. And uh, I think,
as Dan says, if you pray, pray, pray, right, why not.
Speaker 1: Pray no matter what, no matter who wins the election.
Jesus Christ is don't care.
Speaker 2: There you go, there you go. And the bills got
Indianapolis coming up, and people still reeling on that.
Speaker 1: A lot of people are afraid that the Bills are
are in some trouble now, can't stop the run. They're
kind of exposed this past week.
Speaker 2: Right, right, And but this will be a good task
because you've got Jonathan Jonathan Taylor's are pretty good, are
running back? The Colts have weapons, Yeah, they do all right.
For Dan Barillo, for Stephanie Ied, for that mess named case,
for racing Randy I'm Bill Moran. We'll see you tomorrow.
Speaker 4: California, Baby things that God Worthy's a land up opportunity
for me is just the perfect