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Speaker 1: It's Billified, the Bill Moran Podcast.
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Thanks for telling a friend and spreading the word about Billified.
It's messing with the uh every once in a while.
I I don't know, it doesn't matter. I go to
the I use this software to stream us out and
all the colors changed on. So that's why I was
goofing around in here. Kevin was, Yeah, so what I'm saying,
I would say the same thing. Now. There's lots of
things to uh to discuss tonight, many many, many things.
But Kevin says, you want me to call this person
off the bat? Yeah, it's not a yeah, so you
can all right, Well, I don't know what this phone are?
You gonna give me the phone number? Give me the
phone number. Okay, I'll even spill it out for everybody.
Speaker 3: Everybody can call.
Speaker 2: Everybody can call this number. Sure, why wait wait, wait
is this a joke?
Speaker 3: Just call it?
Speaker 2: Shut up what's the number seven one nine one, seven,
one nine the one.
Speaker 3: It's not nineteen eighty.
Speaker 2: Two, Okay, it's not five. Is this a five? A five? No,
it's seven one nine seven one nine two six six
two six six two eight three seven to eight three seven.
Here we go.
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Speaker 1: Hey, one on one, Please press one.
Speaker 4: To hear it.
Speaker 2: Girl, please press too to hear you.
Speaker 5: Bridger and you're going to because you know it don't.
Speaker 6: Matter if ever you're in the need first some hall
of oats, just call that number, all right, hall of Oas.
Speaker 2: I was, I should have done haling oaks. Last night
we were at the Monroe County Sheriff Todd Baxter announced
that he's running for the office again. I think he's
had it for eight years. Yeah, and uh so this
will be a third term.
Speaker 1: There's no term limits on sheriff, is there.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't believe, so, I don't believe.
So good and uh so they it was over at
our friend's Iron Smoke. The Iron Smoke logo is up
in the corner of your screen if you're watching it
on YouTube or Facebook Live. And uh there was an
opportunity to go up and send karaoke. They had live
ban karaoke with Tyler Tyler Norton, Tyler Norton, and uh,
well there. I think they have every like Wednesday night,
the first Wednesday of every month, or a certain Wednesday
of every month they have the live man It's a
it's such a cool thing. That's a cool thing. Now
the question I have because I learned some things last night.
There were several things that I learned along the way
at the Baxter fundraiser, which I did not stay very
long for and only had one drink. I was very proud, Daddy,
nothing one motherfucker one?
Speaker 3: Didn't you have one before you?
Speaker 2: I didn't you would want after, didn't you? No? No,
they didn't give you the drink I bought you. Those
sons a bitches. You bought me a drink? No, you didn't.
What you know what? I'm excited? You know what I'm
excited about. Iron Smoke now has Uncle Joe's Manhattan's. It's like,
I gotta try it, so I would assume it's their
stuff making a Manhattan the cocktail. And I'm excited about that.
No one else shares my excitement, thank you wonderful for
not three years. Well, I know it's an old person
drink because it was everybody my father, my.
Speaker 6: Grandmother used to drink mad Okay, she's about one hundred miles.
Speaker 2: My father, and like everybody above his generation, like his
aunts and uncles, they all drank them. But my dad
used to go and he would stop at the liquor
store and he would buy cocktails made for two. They
were pre made cocktails. They came and I remember as
a little kid trying to peel because I think it
was a styrofoam label or something similar, and I would
try to peel it off like an orange peel without
breaking the entire thing while he drank his Manhattan for two.
And I remember once my father getting so pissed. Yeah,
well he stops every night, gets cocktails for two. But
guess what, they're only for one. It's always all the time.
But so I kind of like a Manhattan once in
a while. Yes, it is an old person drink. But
you know what, Kevin, my age, I'm getting right there,
I'm getting to the age of the Manhattan. You know,
you shake it in your get the ice cube and
you do this.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you're gonna start going to dinner at three thirty
two pontificate.
Speaker 2: They don't go to dinner at three thirty corral day.
Did you sing last night, Daniel? Didn't you know why?
Because I didn't want to such an opportunity for time
together that No, it's I just didn't have your Your
bass is twisted. That's part of your problem.
Speaker 1: So I don't know why, And that's why I didn't
sing like my bass was twisted. No, I I just
I just didn't the mood upstage.
Speaker 3: Sheriff Baxter on his big Yeah, that's.
Speaker 2: Baxter singing all I saw, like, wondered.
Speaker 1: What Baxter to the bone?
Speaker 2: One lady said, that would have been really like that
would have been really funny because you're quick on your feet.
I think that would have been great if you did that.
The Uh, well, I did see somebody did a lot
of miles. I thought they did a nice job with that.
Speaker 1: That's somebody sang like five songs.
Speaker 2: Not the person that I heard most was not the
person that sing five songs. But I know, okay, But
then I did learn that Danny's wife's in a band.
Now is how do you feel about this?
Speaker 1: Great? Good for her? That's awesome.
Speaker 3: Out of the house, she's never home.
Speaker 1: I mean, she's always doing something. She's always working on
a project.
Speaker 2: All right, So what does this mean for the future
of of I like.
Speaker 1: It nothing for my future. As far is singing and
playing talking about you, I've really they're just good. But
I I just don't have the desire to play Danny solo.
Speaker 2: I want Danny. Like.
Speaker 1: I sat down and I really thought about it, wrote
it out. What songs I would do? Yeah, what songs?
Who would I have to bring in to do it?
And I'm like, holy cow, I really don't have the
desire to do this. Okay, as of right now, I
just don't have the desire to do it.
Speaker 2: Well, if that's the case, then there's yeah, it's a
complete waste of time, right.
Speaker 1: I don't want to waste anybody else's time doing that.
I mean there's like I looked at it, Like the
last time I played, Beth looked at me. I was
on stage and she goes, about an hour in, you
look like you just you had enough. I go, yeah,
I looked at my wife and she goes, I go, yeah,
I knew, And I knew because I was looking at
you I'm like, yeah, I don't want to do this anymore.
I'm done. I just didn't have the desire to do it.
I'm like, I've gotten all my songs out of the way.
The songs I really want to do are in the
third set, which takes about which will be in two hours.
I'm toast I've done on it. Yeah, I just don't
have the I just don't. I don't need to get
up on stage and have to perform for a bunch
of people. Can I do it? Sure? Could I do
it once in a great.
Speaker 3: Inside of it the night of the bands that they
didn't want Dan anymore either.
Speaker 1: I just I don't even like remember what you say
half the time. I just.
Speaker 2: You argue like it haunts him in his dreams, he
hears Kevin. He sees Kevin's.
Speaker 1: Dream about last night. I dream I was watching the
NCAA tournament with President Obama. Really could have been cooler.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, I can see that. No he's not no way,
no he's not no.
Speaker 1: But in all seriousness, I just don't have the desire
to do it. All right, Okay, I don't mind doing
one song once in a while, but I mean, I
but it takes a lot. It's like being married to
four or five other dudes.
Speaker 2: Wat I'm saying, like, yeah, I see, I see such
an asshole. I love it. I see bands like not bands.
I see solo a lot of places right the acoustic
Sunset sessions.
Speaker 1: Tyler Tyler, Yeah, doing this bon Jovi routine.
Speaker 2: He's not great.
Speaker 3: Yeah he was fantastic.
Speaker 2: But I'll par at Fairport in the nice weather and
I'm like, I would love to see you just do that.
I don't know why. I don't know why.
Speaker 1: I think a guitar out front of I think there's
a way to do it that nobody in town really
does it other than the fat Cats. If you you
have to get backing tracks like and you could buy
the back so it's like they call it yacht rock,
but really like, you don't have to be a yacht
rocker to do that. You go and you get you
get a system and you just program with your laptop
and it has the bass and the drums back back
in you and you just play along because when there's
a beat, people pay attention. When there's no beat, people
like last night Tyler were doing a hell of a job,
but nobody was watching him.
Speaker 2: It is funny because and.
Speaker 1: Then when like Baxter went to an now it's it.
We had to tell everybody that. Everybody kept telling, Hey,
you know, it's like five minuts hard.
Speaker 2: It's hard because everybody's over at the bar. At the bar, it's.
Speaker 1: Acoustics are only like that one room.
Speaker 2: Yes, But the cool thing is what you just pointed out.
I've always heard for years there's almost a formulate way
to write a pop song or whatever it is. And
I'm like, I don't get it, and it is it's
the beat. It's whatever the beat is. And you think
about it, like rappers find that they buy beats those
things right, whatever it is to back them. And that's
a great I think you doing a yacht rock thing
this summer, dude.
Speaker 1: It takes merentium away from all that drinking drinking.
Speaker 2: I have slowed down big time and I'm not even
doing Dried January. But I've slowed down so much.
Speaker 3: It's because you have children.
Speaker 2: Now, yeah, this is uh. I didn't realize how much
my life would change, but you know what, I for
the better. I have to say. You know, it's gotten
me more involved in stuff. It's almost it's so fucking weird.
I you know, I'm a weirdo with stuff. But I
don't believe there's any accidents in life. I don't believe
there's any coincidences. I don't believe it. I believe that
you're I guess you could say the same thing for Jameson,
but I would never like, I just think everything happens
for a reason, and there are often times where, like,
you know, I couldn't have done this if I was
still doing what I used to do, right, I couldn't
have him and everything has worked out and how it's
working out so well for him, Yeah, it's it's I
don't know.
Speaker 1: He's the man now. I'd see walking around Grease Ridge
Mall the other night being the man.
Speaker 2: Yeah, how about some kids started giving you took her
to the mall? Dude, who takes someone to the mall?
What yours it? He's like, my dad had a thing
in a restaurant because he came for the podcast. I
saw an old.
Speaker 1: Friend able to tape on the podcast.
Speaker 2: Frank Ambrosia. Do you remember anybody know him? He and
I went to Fisher together. Familiar. Well, he owns the
dome and they do they're doing a bunch of renovations.
They he has a construction company around town.
Speaker 1: So he owns the dome. The dome, now, yeah, before that,
it was the rib Knocks, right, yes, I believe. So, Okay,
so I didn't know it had been set.
Speaker 2: So it's been sold and they had pickle ball in
there for a while. But now somebody's putting girls lacrosse
in there. They put down turf.
Speaker 1: I could see that.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's actually for box lacrosse.
Speaker 1: What a great Yeah, that's a brilliant idea. Yeah, it
seems like because box lacrosse. Like, I don't know why
colleges don't have box lacrosse, probably because they can't find
the spacing. Because it's hard enough to have hockey programs,
you kind of need the same thing to do with
box lacrosse because box lacrosse is just tighter lacrosse, you know,
but it's more exciting, it's a lot more fun.
Speaker 2: It's quick.
Speaker 1: By the way, in Buffalo, they sell out Buffalo Bandits games.
Eighteen thousand people show up for a Bandits game. It's insane.
Speaker 2: For a while they were doing yeah, yeah, for a
while they were. But you're right, it had been as
consistent where it is there. Uh yeah, So I saw
that hymn last night and then I'm talking to somebody
and I want to run this rumor by you me,
Okay and and Kevin, but more you because you're Bills fan.
Kevin is not so a guy says to me last
night recked them. No, sorry, he said, I want to.
I wanted. He was going to go to the game
and he couldn't find anybody to go with. Nobody wanted
to go to the playoff game with him. I don't
know where his seats are. I think they're clubs, pepsi
club seats.
Speaker 3: It's going to be like eight.
Speaker 2: Well that it's going to be this week. It's colder
this week even colder, and it's nighttime. But the last
week he was talking about going last week when they
played the Broncos, he couldn't find anybody to go with them. Really,
that's what he claimed. And then he said, listen to me.
Speaker 1: Was it a free ticket or was it like because
those tickets are pricey. I don't like the most bleeds
are like, those bleeds are three hundred, because I talked
to a couple of yesterday and said they went.
Speaker 6: For one hundred and seventy for this game for the
three hundreds. Yeah, like to and changed downstairs.
Speaker 2: Okay, I don't know, Danny, I don't know. You're probably right, Yeah,
somebody who's paying for him. Uh So here's the rumor
that he said. He says that the Bills when they
went to play the Rams, they did not game plan,
he said, defensively, they just did one scheme the entire game.
They didn't really do anything, and they lost by two points.
He goes, they didn't. They didn't, he said. Then they
really focused on the Lions.
Speaker 1: And the same result almost happened, and they except they won,
but the Lions still scored a lot points.
Speaker 2: But they really knew, but that this team is that
good that they didn't. And he believes that they're going
to beat the Ravens by twenty points. That's not gonna happen.
Speaker 1: His lips to God's Ears, Well that's what I said.
Let me tell you, I said that exact same thing that.
Speaker 2: I did from somebody else.
Speaker 1: Yeah, first time you said it. Because like when we're
like a O eight, when we're working on the show,
I think we're gonna have a great book. Danny, your
lips to God's Ears they go, that's a thing because
it's pray it into existence. I think I don't think
it'll happen. Yeah, but no, let me put you this way.
Every time we say, oh, man, that's gonna be a
great game, how often is it really other than the
Bills in Chiefs, who always put on a great show.
Every time the Bills in Chiefs played, with the exception
of the anti championship game in twenty twenty and the
in the game earlier in the year at Buffalo where
they had no crowd because of COVID, every time the
Bills in Chiefs play, it's always a great game. Always,
no matter the result, it's always a great game. Nobody
else can say that. Nobody else. Every time we say, oh,
it's gonna be a great game, it never is. I
think this is gonna be low scoring. I think that
the building pretty game. But it wasn't. Though the Bills
were like the Bill were dominating them and they had
the come drinking the Lions. The Lions game game was
the Lions came back and made it a game all right. Now,
Maybe the Bills like took their feet off the gas
in the second half defensively because they don't.
Speaker 2: Want to give any thing away.
Speaker 1: I'm tired of hearing that, because that's all Chiefs fans
have said. Hey, the Chiefs are just they're just toying
with teams right now. They don't want to give anything away. Yeah,
I don't want to hear that. Now you're in the playoffs.
I think this game is gonna be close. I think
it's gonna be low scoring. I think it's gonna be
a drag at some points. I really do you want
to win the game, though, You gotta outscore the Ravens period,
because I don't know that they're gonna be able to
stop you. Stop Derek Henry. I'm actually gonna say this,
make Lamar Jackson beat you. Let's see what happens. Yeah,
with his arm right, maybe his legs. We'll see maybe,
but I mean maybe. I mean it's hard to beat
a team twice in the same year. Here's the thing, though,
you beat the Ravens now, you get the Chiefs likely,
and you beat the Chiefs earlier. So now if you
want to use that phrase, well you've already used it
once in Buffalo's favor.
Speaker 2: You're gonna use it again against the Bills. Could this
be the magic the magic. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Maybe I mean this Bills team is really gelling. But
what's gonna happen is if they win. Now we got
to deal with this anxiety for another week because it's
the chiefs.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's fun.
Speaker 1: What is wrong with you?
Speaker 3: I'm doing?
Speaker 2: Anxiety is how do I keep the fucking lights on?
That's anxiety.
Speaker 1: I'm talking about sports anxiety. I'm not talking about like
like I haven't listened to any pre or post games
since the Broncos game because I already know what the
chatter is going to be and every announcmer is going
to make it about themselves.
Speaker 3: What's you know, doing their job?
Speaker 2: What do you mean making about themselves?
Speaker 1: When you read ah, when you when you read a
Bill's story or any story for any team, do you
do you read the should the writer every saying I
I I think I I I like when you read
John Warrow in the Associated Press, he just gives you
a game story. I don't know who wrote I shouldn't
know who wrote it. Some of these guys, like they
make it sound like they're like the thirteenth.
Speaker 2: Man on the sideline. Now, not to be a jerk, okay,
to be and I don't really know the answer to this,
so I'm not That's why I'm saying that when you
write the column, do you ever say I. But never
a column, never even in the column, even an your thing.
Speaker 1: And you're right, I'm not talking about columns. I'm talking
about the game stories. Some of these guys like, so,
here's what I saw. Like, no, kid, you were there,
you're covering the game. It's not a column. It's a
game story. Don't tell me about you and your feelings.
And I saw, I saw this, and here's what I
think here. And I talked to so and so after
the game, and but just say, you know, we talked
to You're a radio station. We talked to We're you're
a newspaper, not I. There's no I like you.
Speaker 2: If you use the wordy and whatever in and bilified.
Speaker 1: If you use I in college, they'd they'd fail you.
If you use if you used I writing a story
in colm, they would fail you. If you wrote in
first person, they would fail you.
Speaker 2: I do not remember. I'm well.
Speaker 1: I remember doctor Sewart said if you if you write
in first person, I will fail you.
Speaker 2: It may maybe that very well could be. I don't
remember now columnists can get away with it. I don't
do it by rule. Yeah, but you're a columnist. That's
why I thought you could.
Speaker 1: You can if you're a column but it's your opinion.
But it's it's cheap, it's lazy. Now to bring it
back to the bills, I just feds in there. Yeah,
they got the cheese. You probably getting Chief. You're not
getting the Texans.
Speaker 2: It'll be awesome.
Speaker 1: They got the Texans at home, but you got the
cheese coming up. They gotta put damn. They gotta put
everything to rest, but you gotta put. You gotta put
the rags at first.
Speaker 2: I think just cook the fart on the way up.
I swear to god, I don't know.
Speaker 1: Sometimes that happens.
Speaker 2: You're really just know. I'm talking about story well a
little bit, but no I I've been eating a lot
of carrots and things, and I've been a little guy.
I think they do well. Eat an entire bag of them.
I sit down and eat an entire bag with like
with homos or something. Them all in the other better
than the other ship I was eating.
Speaker 1: Carrots aren't the greatest vegetable, but they're good.
Speaker 2: Funk off, What do you mean not what's the best beets.
Speaker 1: Beats are good for you for your heart, is good
for you. Good carrots are good for your eyes. They are,
but they're not the greatest. They're not the greatest vegetable.
They're good, but they're not the greatest. I mean, like,
you know, the broccoli. They're not broccoli.
Speaker 2: Broccoli is the best.
Speaker 1: Broccoli is pretty good.
Speaker 2: Broccos sprouts the final four.
Speaker 1: Yea, dude, Broccos sprouts because if you hate broccoli, man,
brocos sparks. Sprouts are like stem cells for broccoli. It's
like the broccoli before the broccoli.
Speaker 2: The sprouts sprouts.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you can buy a little bit. Yeah, a little
bit of sprouts going a long way.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: I Okay, So my biggest problem has been snacking at night,
and I've hit numbers on the scale that I I
don't ever remember seeing, but I don't remember being told
you don't write an eye.
Speaker 1: So that's all right.
Speaker 2: I could have seen these numbers, just don't recall. But
they're scary for me. I haven't seen them in a
long time. And I'm down.
Speaker 3: Scales like a slot machine.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, it's fucking oh fuck, that's funny. It's funny.
I've been thinking of about writing a new set and
a lot in I have to, well.
Speaker 1: We do any more comedy shows? Is that coming up
with the right I want to see if Kevin could
do sixty seconds.
Speaker 2: I haven't done anything. Yeah, maybe I'll see because I
would like to do it. But I keep thinking about
I'm at a weird age in my life where.
Speaker 3: You're not Matt Raife and you're not Rickles.
Speaker 2: I was neither ever eithan one of those guys. No,
what I'm saying is in life, meaning that I'm at
a point where my parents are elderly by definition, by
whatever the year is, and I'm not exactly young, but
then I still have a fourteen year old kid, right
because and you're sort of in this in between stage
and I've got like my parents who seem to be
I always hesitate to talk more openly about my parents
on the podcast because my dad listens, and I don't
want to hurt his feelings because I genuinely love my
father and I think the world of him. But he
you know, but he uh, he may have to go
to an assisted living. We don't know yet, but there's
some things going on with him that you know, are
going to require a little more care. Okay, And but
when you hear him talk about my mother and my
mother talk about him, it's like there's this subtle race
to who's going to push the other one in the
grave first, you know, and then or then it becomes
a battle of who, like, okay, all right, let me
just level this out. Because now your parents are divorced,
my parents still have a shared plot. I don't know
that they ever did. I don't I really don't know
that they ever did.
Speaker 3: This is for me, Well, you're probably not the executive, Systan.
Speaker 2: I am not.
Speaker 3: You're the one in charge of pulling the plug.
Speaker 2: I'm not the executor. I think I am for my mom,
but I'm not for my dad. My dad made it
my sister because she was the only girl. But but
whatever that too, and I may not be. I think
it's my brother for my mom the executor, but i'm
something else. I don't even know, like get charge of
the party. Probably secretary, yeah, something No, But so my unfortunately,
my dad's cousin passed away, who he had grown up with, woman,
and I knew her and I knew her kids. Very
very odd family dynamics that evolved over the years, and uh,
I think so my father. My mother calls me. Because
my mother had her own relationship. Even after my parents divorced,
she and my dad's cousin they went to Iceland together.
And in Iceland they slept in the ice castle, like
the bed everything's made of ice. Oh wow, yeah, And
I think I think they.
Speaker 1: Say you sleep better when it's cooler.
Speaker 2: I think my mother got up and went inside. I
don't remember what this story, but either way, So my
mother calls me to tell me that that my cousin,
Maureen had passed, and she says, you know, I don't
want to I don't want to call your father because
it's none of my business. But they assume he'd know.
And you know, so she called all of us because
we each had our own relationship. Even though it was
my dad's cousin, we were all kind of close and
each My brother lived with her when he did an
internship at a bank in Delaware. He lived with her.
My sister when she was going to the University of
South Carolina. They were living in Georgia. My this cousin
would come up and meet her and you know, take
her out. And so there was everybody. And then I
when I was even younger and they had lived in
DC for a period of time, I would go down
and visit a lot as a kid. So my mother
was just telling us, you know, this is what happened,
and she's like, I don't even know if your father knows.
I don't know if he knows yet. It was all
almost like who got the new news first. So then
I try to call him. No, I don't know. I
have no idea. So I guess my sister did. And
my sister's taken him to see doctors this this week.
So Mike, I call my father and uh, I said, hey,
are you doing something? He goes, you know, I'm trying
to put something together to send over to the family.
They don't want to make a big deal about that.
They're just going to keep it really low key. And
I think that kind of confused my dad maybe a
little bit, a little bit just in terms of because
he said to me, I've known her since we both
popped sword on the planet. She was two years younger
than me. We grew up around the corner from each other.
And uh, he goes, uh yeah, And I said, he goes,
how did you found out. I said, yeah, Mom called me,
and he goes, yeah, he goes, well, he's.
Speaker 1: Gott to justify why she has the information.
Speaker 2: First, he goes, so so called me first, And I.
Speaker 1: Was like, oh my god.
Speaker 2: It's always a contest. Now if I say that to them,
they'll deny it to the end forever. But then the
other one is like, you talk to them and everybody's
getting older, so there's ailments and concerns and there's this,
and I'm listening to one and the other and it's
like a I go, you could do a whole set
on just aging parents, and it's you got to be
of a certain age though to understand that. But it's
always the contest. You ever have that friend that always
had to know the news first, Yeah, man, I talked
to Oh well I already knew that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh yeah. So there was a guy that you
and I know when the drummer from Quiet Riot died.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 1: I found out about it the first hour that it happened.
You know who I'm talking about.
Speaker 2: I don't actually I can't see you do okay? Yeah?
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yes, yes, I know.
Speaker 1: He played last night. Yeah yeah, I know about it.
Speaker 2: In an hour after it happened.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but see you're that close to the drummer form
quiet ryotf guy.
Speaker 2: But that this shit makes me laugh so hard because
it's not even there's no contest. You didn't finish first,
since he got the news first. It's nice and I
get it even in when you're more in the competitive
get the information out first, you're the information source. But
even now, I don't even think that matters anymore. You know,
just get it right, get it right.
Speaker 1: That's in fact, I'd insist you get it right first.
But the story, I mean, like Joe Demaggio's story. Joda
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Speaker 2: To leave somebody out.
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Speaker 2: I haven't haven't seen I haven't seen it live recently,
but I'm sure it's happened. I'm sure it's that's sloppy,
that's terrible. All right, we'll uh, we'll take a moment.
Speaker 1: What are they're gonna do one for Los Angeles?
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to Dallas.
Speaker 2: Yeah. H Eagles still the worst fans in the NFL.
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Speaker 2: So he's heard about the Eagles fans being so bad.
What we're saying.
Speaker 1: They're the last team to beat Vinceland party for a championship.
Speaker 2: Eagles were yeah, oh look at this nineteen sixty So
the uh ever again, after that, we hear about the
fans of the Eagles that they can just be absolutely brutal.
And we've heard about Philadelphia fans in general. I haven't
heard them so much about seventy six ers fans.
Speaker 1: Well, because seventy six ers have really had nothing to
cheer about since.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I figured the Phillies fans, but the.
Speaker 1: Phillies well since Doctor j the Phillies kind of, the
Phillies have, uh.
Speaker 2: They can be brutal, but it's really the Eagles. Yeah,
it's hard to be brutal at a baseball it is
hard to be brutal at bait.
Speaker 1: George called it a whole bit. Baseball's played in a park,
Football's played on a grid ard.
Speaker 6: There you go, Yes, yeah, Flyer fans are notoriously douchebaggish.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, that would make more sense. That would make
a lot of sense. That's right there, Rocky. This Now,
I maybe it's me.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: There's something wrong with me. I'm finding out. Uh, I'm
learning slowly. It's taking a long time, but I got
something wrong. The uh this is an Eagles fan yelling
at a Packers fan. It's a woman.
Speaker 3: I saw this, you saw this.
Speaker 2: I can't tell if this is real or not. It's
her boyfriend who's filming it. Listen closely if you can,
and uh, here it is and we'll.
Speaker 3: Talk short of the goal.
Speaker 2: Now, she cheers. Dumb ship.
Speaker 8: Got more?
Speaker 1: They got one more on the close.
Speaker 2: Jerk Off company the air. Now this is all my god,
you see, Oh my god. He called her an ugly
dumb sea and this is an eaglesman. And so it's
allegedly her boyfriend that's taping this. This guy that's talking,
he looks. I'm gonna say, yeah, I was gonna say
fifty five. I can't tell ages anymore, right, I really can't,
but uh, gray goatee kind of he looks older, a
little weathered, right, oh, hammered, he said, and then she goes,
I'm ugly winch Tournando watched the fucking game, he says
to the guys film. I'm so afraid that in that situation.
Not afraid that I would because I all we see
here is a forty two second, forty four second clip, right,
I'm assuming that's maybe the worst of it.
Speaker 6: Maybe not maybe video, because it's been going on the
whole damn game.
Speaker 2: Okay, so alright, fair point. I swear to God, if
I was with somebody, a woman, and they did that,
I would at some point lose my mind.
Speaker 1: I try to curb stomp them. I would try to
curb stomp them. I would try to curb stomp them.
Do you understand I would. I don't know that I could
be good at it. I don't know if i'd be successful,
but I would feel that I would feel that kind
of range I would see.
Speaker 2: I would feel that that's my rage. That would feel
the same way I would.
Speaker 1: Or my sister. I would like to right, against the concrete,
knock all his teeth out, and then feed him to him.
I just, seriously, that's how much rage you have for
somebody like that.
Speaker 6: I mean, if she's being a dumb stuy know what
a touchdown is, and she probably, but she's just just.
Speaker 1: A joint of game. People can't enjoy a game in
another team's uniforms, This is what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: And she's in Great Bay. You can't. I find that
hard to believe. But I hear the three hundred section.
Many people have agreed with you. I've heard that, but
I don't see it.
Speaker 1: Every fan base says, then, well, let's be honest, and
I love I'm a Bills fan, but the table jumping
thing is ridiculous, and it's been ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Oh Danny, it's just people.
Speaker 1: My point is, though, that if they're gonna do that,
then of course they're gonna be idiots in the three
hundred section act like a holes.
Speaker 2: I didn't know. I mean, you had a hard time
with one of your kids too. Did they get harassed
in the game? No?
Speaker 6: No, okay, all right, I'm usually cool people, so they
don't bother me. Yeah, I watch them with other people. Yeah,
Dolphins fans back in the day used to be bad.
Speaker 2: Back in the day. Yeah, oh gosh, I think back
in the day it was pretty bad.
Speaker 6: You can see it on TV and see how the
yellow coats come rushing somewhere there's another fight.
Speaker 2: There was a lot of fights. Yes.
Speaker 4: Oh.
Speaker 1: My cousins used to do security during the Kelly years
and they said, oh my gosh, you got the fans.
Speaker 2: Are brutal, but this is like awful, And I go,
I have such like the other day, the day that
we were doing the bTB broadcast, for whatever reason, things
got a little sideways and what schedules got screwed up
or whatever, and I'm losing my mind. And then I
forget a phone. Now I got to turn back around
and go get the phone because I and I'm losing
my mind and I'm losing my mind over that, and
I'm going, God damn it, mother, And Jamison loves to
make fun of me, like a couple days later ago,
do you realize what an idiot you look like when
you do that? And I go, why is it that?
I if that happened, this sends me over the edge?
That would send me I would absolutely I don't think
I could stop the rage, I'd have to leave because
I'm sure that there would be other his buddies jumping in.
But I'm going let that happen. And I swear to God,
I am fighting till you're knocked out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I would believe that. Or you're knocked out or
I'm knocked knocked out, yeah, or I mean, I'm not
a violent person. And you know that that would drive
that would insane. That would drive me insane, like irrationally insane.
Speaker 2: Now, I do like the sea word when it comes
out of a European's mouth because and it's meant in
a loving what what?
Speaker 1: What? What?
Speaker 2: Wha wha wha why I saw your face. I'm just
laughing because when my friends go hey, it's like, you know,
it's when that statement started.
Speaker 3: I I love the sea word.
Speaker 2: I like the sea words pause, pause.
Speaker 3: When it comes out of a European's voice.
Speaker 2: Wait what Like when my buddies who lived in Europe
then it's usually England and Ireland, mostly Ireland, they dropped
the sea Hey, oh, it's good to see you, dumb
blank whatever, And I always take it as a term
of endearment. But they can get away with it. I
would never really want to say in public and anytime
I have it's not bad to be nice.
Speaker 3: It is the sea word to the English and the Irish.
What the N word is to the brothers around? Ah,
like the equivalent.
Speaker 2: That's a fair no think. So I don't think so,
only because there was never power in that word. I mean,
you know what I'm saying, Like the N word was
used against them and now it's like they've taken it
back and it's theirs alone, right.
Speaker 1: So I can't say it's a form of camaraderie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I wouldn't say that. Where the other one, I
don't feel like there was any ever, any power behind it.
It was just kind of this friendly thing that the
drunken Irish people spit out and that was that. But this,
this is like just unbelievable. But anyway, yeah, yeah, I can't.
Speaker 1: I mean I purposely did not watch the video deserved,
I would laugh. I purposely did not watch the video
today because I knew what was come with. So well,
check out this Eagles fan Like nope, do keep strolling
down this guy?
Speaker 2: He looks like the way they handled it, you almost
want to like applaud them, Like the guy filmed it,
so there was proof of it. We got to see
what an Eagles fan looks like. I maybe he didn't
expect it to go as viral as as it's gone.
And uh, you know, and she's not ugly dumb ugly.
See you got it like alk, I'm ugly. So the
other thing would be if I wasn't totally enraged, I
would be laughing about it in some way. But I
can't imagine that.
Speaker 1: Other thing too, is she took it well. I mean
imagine if she were one of those Jada Pinkett Smith
types and your will talking.
Speaker 2: About Jada Pinkett Smith. She's calm, cool and collective dance.
I saw the Red Table talk.
Speaker 1: So yeah, right. So my point is is that now
all of a sudden, you're the You're with her, and
now you got to go defund honor because if you don't,
now you're yeah, well you're the seaword.
Speaker 2: Do you think that there would be a woman that
would expect, like you're going to do something about this?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, we know them. We know women like that.
We know a woman who was in the passage. You've
seen a car with a friend of ours and traffic
wasn't moving something.
Speaker 2: The series is over to our friend's lap.
Speaker 1: In the wheel and he goes, do you want to
cash that check? And the guy in front of him
got out because is there a problem? Sir?
Speaker 2: That's right. Yeah, that's very fun.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there are women who would expect that.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Uh. Speaking of the NFL, did Sam Darnold lose
the chance at one hundred million dollars in the last
two games?
Speaker 1: Yes, I don't know if.
Speaker 2: He's gonna pay. They won fourteen.
Speaker 1: He's gonna I mean, he's gonna get paid, but he's
not gonna get paid what he wants to get paid.
Speaker 2: Sure, I mean he won fourteen games in the regular season.
Speaker 1: He did, but he won with the right coach. He's
a he's what they call one year wonder, and there're
one year wonders. They get exposed and he got exposed.
Speaker 2: Not once, but twice twice.
Speaker 1: Because last week was really a playoff game, they could
add home field advantage. Now they're not, they're at their
home period.
Speaker 2: I feel like he could walk in. He was like
walking into the game against the Lions. I felt like
this was a chance to for him to go. Man.
I could show everybody that the Jets got it wrong
and this other team got it wrong. This is my opportunity.
Speaker 1: And he didn't play like that, No he didn't. And
then last night he was behind so many receivers last
night there but the.
Speaker 2: I mean, the line wasn't playing well.
Speaker 1: But that's not but that's got nothing to do with
with like you throwing the ball to where it needs
to be caught.
Speaker 2: A little sometimes, I mean sometimes.
Speaker 1: Sometimes you can't help it. But for those parts, there
were some throws that he made clean that were awful.
Speaker 2: So somebody texted me today and I want to find
this text, which.
Speaker 6: I think he's still go because if somebody's gonna pay
Kirk Couzins three hundred million dollars, why wouldn't they give
Sam Darnald Hunter?
Speaker 2: Only because Sam was the only difference to me is
Kirk was consistent for a number of years in Minnesota,
Like right in the regular season.
Speaker 3: Arms like had one year to be consistent.
Speaker 2: Well, but he's in the league money to make see
if he can be consistent.
Speaker 1: They could, the Titans could do it. Colts could do it.
The Titans could do it. But I mean, you just
putting your franchise back behind the eight ball and you
do something like that because you're not paying a kid.
Speaker 2: Has anyone lost money in two games? Then more money
in two games than Sam Donald. I heard the Vikings
are calling for Daniel Jones.
Speaker 1: Well he's on the roster. I mean, that's that's silly too.
She's joking.
Speaker 2: Yes, I mean, gosh, but I'm saying, even if you've
been even if you were betting, I mean there were
chances people were betting on a game based on his
stats of fourteen. I thought I was hoping they would
beat the Lions and they just got trounce.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I thought they would beat the Lions. I thought
the Lions would eventually lion. No, the Vikings lion and
they lie in two weeks in a row. Yeah, I
mean last day, by the way, by the way, the
other thing to the stafford would that fake throw? They
said there was a fumblebee return for a touch. Oh no,
that was a pass. I've never seen might throw a pass.
They basically bent over their head, basically in their stomach,
throw the ball sidewaise, Yeah, that was a pass. There
was an attendi receiver over here. We've gotten so stupid
with these freaking rules. Potentional ground.
Speaker 2: Come on, I didn't watch.
Speaker 1: That kind of flipped the game. That flipped the game.
Speaker 2: It did, But yeah, I mean, hats off to the Rams.
So they're getting hot at the right time. Many playing
good football. This is what somebody said to playing good football. Uh.
The Yankees and Mets were in the World Series after
nine to eleven.
Speaker 1: No, they weren't. They were the World Series the year
before nine to eleven. Two thousand, they were not. Two thousand.
Two thousand and one was the Yankees and Diamondbacks. Two
thousand and two was the Angels and Giants. Two thousand
and three was the Marlins and Yankees. The rest flicking
the curse over the title.
Speaker 2: It puts the It puts the rest of the It
puts the theory a hole in the theory. They wrote
the Yankees and Mets were in the World Series after
nine eleven.
Speaker 1: They weren't.
Speaker 2: Boston won World Series after the Boston Marathon bombing.
Speaker 1: In twenty eleven, Yes they did.
Speaker 2: New Orleans won the Super Bowl after Harvey, and.
Speaker 1: No they no, no, no no. After Katrina, they did not.
They won the World Series. Or they won the Super
Bowl four years.
Speaker 2: Later, and the Astros won after Harvey they did.
Speaker 1: That is true.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and how long? How much of a long shot
are the Rams at plus twenty two hundred on DraftKings
for the Super Bowl with.
Speaker 1: La and I actually picked the Bills in the Rams
to go to the Super Bowl on FanDuel before the season.
Speaker 2: You did.
Speaker 1: Yeah, man, watch this payoff?
Speaker 2: Watch this motherfucker payoff. Did you have to pick a
winner of the game of the Super pick the two teams,
the two teams that were going Oh wait no, I
actually picked the Bills to beat the Rams.
Speaker 1: So the Bills have to beat the Rams for me
to cash.
Speaker 2: I don't know. That may happen. Yeah, that could definitely happen.
Speaker 1: But but yeah, they're coming on. It's just the right time.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And then and the last time they won the Super Bowl,
they won on a Monday night playoff game was the
first ever Monday playoff game. They beat the Cardinals. Cardinals
have been the same since and the Rams went on
to go to win the Super Bowl at home.
Speaker 2: Look at Stafford coming around. I wouldn't I wouldn't have.
Speaker 1: After're taking that pounding in Detroit. Man, I can't believe
he's still upright.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying. Uh, and then McCarthy out in
Dallas talk of Dion lay Low balled in with a
short term offer like Matt Reestalk. Yeah, yeah, he said
that they were going to do that.
Speaker 1: They did. He was right, And now it's possibly Dion.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there is talk of Dan. Do you think that's real?
Speaker 1: Yes, I think it's real because Jerry loves to make
a splash.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but didn't I think I think it's the other one.
He was talking to the other guy that I can't
think of the court Kellen Kellen.
Speaker 1: Moore, Kellen Moore. Yeah, I could see Jerry making that
move too, because I mean he did hire Jersey Control.
Speaker 2: Yeah, somebody can control Dion. He can't get control. And
then McCarthy's got an interview tomorrow with the Bears.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he'd be the perfect hire for the Bears. Yeah,
he really would. They need an adult in the room'd
be interesting.
Speaker 2: It's interesting how fast that stuff. It's like the greatest
soap opera and the greatest thing is sports because take
it to the Sam Donald thing and we talk about,
you know, meritocracy and going on there. Sam Donald turned
into Sam Donald's. He's the guy that he was sort
of with the Jets. He was seeing ghosts again and stuff.
And when the pressure is up, I don't know if
it goes in his head. I don't know what happens.
Speaker 1: But man, I think that's a domino effect. Once one
thing goes wrong, then a second, Yeah, then a third thing.
Speaker 2: What I mean, Look, you were you were the third
overall pick. You were with the Jets. You were supposed
to turn the franchise around. Clearly you've got talent. We've
seen it this season on display. You can do it,
but you aren't doing any into the crucial moments. And
I think these last two games just kind of, as
you use the term, exposed them.
Speaker 1: There is talk that Sam Donald may end up in
San Francisco again. That may not extend Brock party, or
they could use Donald's leverage. Donald was Purty's backup last year.
Kyle Shanahan loved them, So we'll see. But I mean,
you're right, he's he's sees ghosts.
Speaker 2: It's a weird thing. Man. You had a chance in
your I mean, think about it, and I don't know
that I'll ever be able to relate to this, but
having a moment in your life where if you do
this one thing right, right now, right now, and you've
got two hours to do it, right. I mean, really,
you could change the fortunes of your family for generations potentially.
Speaker 1: Potentially that's life changing money.
Speaker 2: Yeah, don't you think. I mean, I would think one
hundred million dollar contract.
Speaker 1: Her cousins I think has made like five hundred million dollars.
Speaker 2: That's what Kevin said, right, Kevin goes, what does he mean?
Speaker 1: Because he was franchised like three times, then he got
a huge contract for the Vikings, then he got another
hundred million dollars from the Falcons.
Speaker 2: Right, So I mean to me, that's what he wants.
One hasn't he's a beat over quarterback, hasn't won ship
just good enough. But the it's sins as straight. And
you're watching Sam and you go, boy, do you think
that way like you lot? You lost that that can
fuck up your head and you hadn't I think if
you won the Rams game, and maybe maybe you're back
in that talk, there's somebody who's gonna take take the chance.
Call that a fluke. You show consistency. That's what you're
looking for in life. Consistency. But that's it, all right,
We'll take them.
Speaker 1: Be interesting to see who the Rams takes their next quarterback.
Stafford's up there, man, he's got to be thinking calling
it quit soon. And you gotta wonder if because like McVeigh,
mcveigh's a lot like Gruden. These guys love quarterbacks. I
could fix them. I could get him to work. I
could see him taking Sam Darnold. Oh, I can fix them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I could do what Sam showed it. I mean
he could be He.
Speaker 1: Got Baker Mayfield to play like two days before after
he signed him, and he won a game. So we'll see,
by the way, wouldn't and be amazing with the Vikings.
Look at all that talent they have, the thrust.
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Eggs are expensive? Are they like seven ninety nine for
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I can't do it. I gotta go to Bunch Store.
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Speaker 2: Oh, I'll probably did they really?
Speaker 3: You know they closed one in Massachusetts?
Speaker 2: Yeah, so whatever. I uh, but I just thought that
was very funny. In a very short period of time.
He swears the guy's gonna takes a lot Biden. I
haven't heard of thanks a lot Biden about anything, but
you know, five it could be. But I have no idea.
Just the fact that the guy's yelling and he goes.
I said, who did he say this to you? Because
the woman he goes, I can't tell if it's his
wife or not. He goes, it's that guy in the
green jacket. So I don't know that he was necessarily
making it up, but it felt made up to me
in in some way. And I thought of you today
because I call him to say I'm on my way
to pick him up because uh, my timing just wasn't
lining up with him, and he was just gonna hang
out at school untill I got there. And uh, he goes, Hey,
tell this lady, I know John Hyatt. I know, not know,
but I know that John John Hyatt music. And and
I said what And all of a sudden I hear
and I'm thinking it's just some kid, right, And I go,
what kid knows John Hyatt. No, it's an adult. She
gets on the phone and she says, uh. She goes, Hi,
I'm so and so. And I come into the school
every once in a while, and I went into your
son's class today, and uh, yeah, I was shocked. I've
never heard a kid say John Hyatt. And I go, yeah.
When he was little, we would sing Tennessee plates while
he was in like the car seat, until he got
so old he wouldn't sing it with me. Anymore, but
I'd still crank it. I said that and some other
John Hyatt song. She goes, I've never heard anything, and
he goes, see Dad, she thought was lying. Meet it
up John Hyatt.
Speaker 3: So there's another person out there that knows of John Hyatt.
Speaker 2: How dare you? It's blasphemy? Is what you do? You
know that one of the talent. If you listen to
the lyrics of his songs, they're really really ingenious. He's
a wordsmith. Twist words makes a funny double one. Always
de Snyder. De Snyder was the guy. I always thought
it was pretty smart. I always thought De Sider was.
Speaker 1: A He's always had a presence when he's on when
he's being interviewed, He's always had a presence.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he but he did stuff on Capitol Hill, Like
he lobbied against things on Capitol Hill. That was a
d Snyder documentary.
Speaker 1: I saw, Uh, did Twister Sister have more than one hit?
We're not gonna take it is the only thing I know.
Speaker 2: Fucking Danny the curb stuffer, but no table smashing says comment. Yeah,
because like I understand that I'm class when I do stomping.
Speaker 1: N would have to take a lot to get me.
I mean, first of all, people don't jump through tables
to be because they're angry. They're jumping through tables because
they think it's a it's fun. I guess, Okay, well
yeah I don't. That's kind of ridiculous. But like somebody's
insulting my wife like that, just doing it with like
what are you gonna do? Well, what are you gonna
do with your chin out like that?
Speaker 2: Somebody?
Speaker 3: What if she's been a bitch all day to you though, Like,
how do you handle that? Like if she's been just
a robo bitch?
Speaker 2: What if you what if you could defuse the guy
the Eagles fan by turning around and go fuck telling me.
Speaker 3: I got a lit.
Speaker 1: I don't think you turn around, and I think that
would actually diffuse him. That's what I'm saying. He might laugh,
but then your wife then yeah, but.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying. Then you guys to take that
that diffused the situation. Goo bro, you're preaching to the choir.
Shut up. And if she had a sense of humor or,
I mean she may know if he had somebody cool
maybe not maybe maybe not, But I mean that's a
way to diffuse it. I would think, God, damn, you're
telling me. I've been saying this all day.
Speaker 1: The only time I've ever been in enemy territory is
a Bill's fan was in Miami, and those guys couldn't
have been nicer. It's like, because it's fucking Miami, is
like we have we have better things to do in December. Yeah,
it was in December.
Speaker 2: It was a weather's nice and.
Speaker 1: The Bills fans were brutal.
Speaker 3: How much weren't you in those three thousand dollars seat,
that big sweet thing.
Speaker 1: No, we weren't that. We weren't in the seventy two club.
We were just right next to it on the twenty
five yard line.
Speaker 3: We're in the fifty sixth club.
Speaker 1: There're still there were great seats as big as a
seventy two club to the seventy two club. Man, they
got like like bark loungers and stuff. It's amazing, Like
Marino sits there. Really. Yeah, the fans.
Speaker 2: There.
Speaker 1: A friend of mine like as a as a Dolphins
fan and he goes to like two three games a year,
flies down to Miami to go. Yeah, so we went.
It was it was fantastic. Dolphins fans were great yeah,
the Bills fans were obnoxious as always, causing problems, starting fights.
Speaker 2: Just some warm weather stop.
Speaker 1: It's usually not gonna proof like this when I would
when I went to Nashville.
Speaker 2: Like when Brian Cox played and we get the finger
to the finger, oh yeah, ninety four causing problems, uh no,
And like you saw, the bullet was either him or
in Nashville.
Speaker 1: At We're at the airport in Nashville and this kid
is like giving security a tough time. Bill's jersey, Alan
Bill's hat, and like thanks, seriously.
Speaker 2: I don't think it, but I don't think it's I
I like to think that people don't paint with a
broad brush for all the fans. I mean we're talking
about but when you meet somebody individually, one on one.
Speaker 1: This guy was like over the top Bills out, like
hid the zubaz pants on the jersey in the hat.
By the way, it's it's it was July. Like, don't
there's no Bills games going on in July.
Speaker 2: Anybody that is that big of a fan like that
called Dolphins only word. So a new record has been
set and it's the woman who's asked a bunch of people.
Her name is Bonnie Blue, and people are telling her
to find God. Uh. She she had sex with over
a thousand men in a day. Is that what it is? Yeah?
She betted one thousand and fifty seven people in twelve hours.
She hit a thousand. There were still fifty seven left
in the queue who Bonnie wanted a pleasure before ending
the twelve hour day. The publicis claimed, saying Blue has
video proof of the event, which would later be shared
to her pages in the coming months. Twelve I knew,
I knew somebody looks like he.
Speaker 3: Does every hole open.
Speaker 2: I just think I don't think you're having I don't
think you're having sex out. I think that's what it is.
I think it's in pump, pump and done. Maybe you
go quick.
Speaker 1: I don't know if somebody knows who want to go?
Finish up so fast?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's more your.
Speaker 2: Mouth for you. Have we done that a little bit?
Speaker 5: I don't need a wheelchair like I am fine.
Speaker 8: Just feels like I've had a heavy day in the bedroom,
which is exactly what I've had. I think if it
had continued how it did for the first or three
four hours, I would have struggled.
Speaker 2: Let's go around of applause a little.
Speaker 3: I just want to hear say the sea word because
she's Irish.
Speaker 2: The whole. The thing that's strange to me is like, okay,
so there's a million comments to this, right, it sounds
like a del There are eight thousand, over eight thousand comments.
People are commenting on this, and most of them are
things like sad and ruined, shame brought upon her family,
written by what I believe is a friend of ours. Okay,
I think then there's someone who said, someone do the math.
That was forty seconds of person and two liter soda
bottles of stuff. I don't know. This is sad. If
this is her goal in life, this is disgustingly sad.
Her body, her choice she's doing. Now, somebody goes, this
isn't woman women's empowerment. I have no idea. It's not
something I couldn't be in that. You're in line. You
know that there's been a bunch here too.
Speaker 1: She's disgusting, but those guys are just as disgusted.
Speaker 2: She's very pretty, but she's the the whole.
Speaker 6: No, I'm saying, yeah, I get for I think anybody
after number one is probably not the luckiest person in
the world.
Speaker 2: Well it would be.
Speaker 1: Weird, right, Yeah, we have a risk bad policy.
Speaker 2: You go down with your buddies with father's son. You
know what I'm saying, what are you doing today? So well,
I'm gonna go, Well the lady break a record. Want
to come dad? Literally?
Speaker 1: That was actually that was actually a bit a Mad TV.
Speaker 2: I thought he's gonna say family guy. I was waiting for.
Speaker 6: There was a bit of that episode of Sopranos paulis
for twenty five minutes.
Speaker 1: There's no There was an episode of mad TV where
these two women, a mother and a daughter. You think
they're going to the Vietnam memorial. She's like, where are
they going with this? I wanted to show you something.
See my name. These are all the women that slept
with Will Chamberlain because mole no kidding, because guess what,
I was gonna show you the same thing. Here's my
name over here. I was like, what's the point of this?
But I mean like, yeah, could I see a couple
of dad like that one guy who calls our show him.
Speaker 4: And his dad.
Speaker 1: I could totally see them doing something.
Speaker 2: I guess, yeah, yeah he is dead, and well saw
the son of a bitch.
Speaker 1: How about saying they would, but I could see it.
Speaker 2: No, it's it's I don't know what to think of it.
It's not something that I would even. I don't care
what anybody does. I'm not going to tell you. I'm
not going to judge a morale whatever. I always think.
I don't need to say anything. People will easily and
happily do that. Yeah, right, but by your actions, right,
I don't need to tell you I don't support whatever.
I just don't go. Yeah, I don't tell you I
don't like something.
Speaker 1: It is, don't don't do, don't talk about it, don't
observe it, don't acknowledge it.
Speaker 2: No big deal. But I mean, if this lady, you
gotta go, all right.
Speaker 1: What's the motivation? I don't know, that's the thing. What motivation?
Speaker 2: That's a record?
Speaker 1: Okay, then what I don't know.
Speaker 2: There's some kind of some back.
Speaker 3: And hope Noredy breaks it. It's what cal Ripken did.
Speaker 2: It would be weird though, and I gotta think, like,
you know, you got to hear next next? All right, buddy?
You ready? Like could you even get hard?
Speaker 6: That's the thing that there's probably a fluffer in line.
It's like the Telli you see your number coming, you
fluff a little.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I get all like the deli yes, or or
d m V now serving yeah, now serving? Yes, the pony.
Speaker 1: Yeah you know that's the real thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, somebody who would come out and kind of
get you going at Oh all right. I don't know.
Even when I was younger, I wouldn't. I wouldn't find
this something I want to participate in. However, it's like everything.
Speaker 1: In life, we know guys who would do this.
Speaker 2: I want to talk to the guys that want to
do it, and I want to talk to her as
to why she wants to do it. What is the goal?
Why would you do this? Because as as a friend
of ours, you bring shame upon your family. What what
if you got Oh my god, my niece did what?
You know? I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't think I want to do it. I think
I want to be there just to soak in the scene.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: I don't want to go to the game.
Speaker 3: I just want to go to the parking lot and
drink for a while and be around the people.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't you like to talk to the people in the
line to go what you're doing at the whorehouse. Yeah, no,
like what what's motivating you? What's happening or wherever they are,
because if it's you got to have everybody in the
same spot to get this record.
Speaker 1: Well, Howard Stren used to do this stuff, like with
guys in his whack Pack when they would like try
to lose their virginity, they bringing up a prostitute or something,
and they would pre interview them and post interview them
for something like this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there was, I gotta tell you, like I remember,
uh there was. I think we talked. Do we talk
about it with Bull when he was a mystery guest?
Speaker 1: I think I know what you're talking about.
Speaker 2: Yes, where there was a surrogate. She was allegedly a
sex surrogate, which has to be away getting around the
word prostitution. I don't know. And she was selling a
book or whatever she was doing back back then. Sounds
so weird to say that people would go from town
to town, like you used to have feature strippers like
come see Busty Boom Boom from Cincinnati's Biggest Booms and
all the bad you know, and they like they were
feature girls and they were very attractive, prettier than probably
maybe your local. I don't know. I'm not gonna because
it sounds disparaging to anybody, but so you know what
I'm saying, you're calling the local girls already. Well yeah,
but I'm just saying, like that was the deal. So
this chick, and there was people like Laura Corn was one.
I believe Laura's passed. But she had books and she
would come on and she would sell them and they
would go to your town and then they would come
on the radio, usually their thing, and maybe they would
be somewhere like a bookstore or an event center or
something later on. So this chick comes and she's supposedly
a sex surrogate and she can have sex, and they
get they get bold to do it. So he goes
to the hotel and I think, and then they do
the pre call from the hotel and zaving it and
then they checked back in and it was like this
awkward thing and somebody like just you didn't have social
media to make the comments, right. Somebody went right up
to his face. Somebody you worked with and he was
a McQuaid kid and this you know and all, and
they went right to his face and said, I can't
I'm so ashamed of you that you would do something
like that, you would lower yourself to that or whatever,
and that poor guy's fucking a whole I just you.
Speaker 3: I mean, didn't he say he didn't go through with it,
but it was just the whole scenary.
Speaker 2: He may have said that, I don't remember, because I
remember it was very awkward, or maybe he couldn't really
perform whatever because of the pressure or the embarrassment of
it all. But somebody went up, a woman went up
to his face and said to him, right in his face,
and it just like just deflated the guy. And it
was one of these things where, yeah, I mean, you know,
I wouldn't want my parents knowing. And yet if I
were the other way around and I'm hosting that, you know,
I'm going, of course, oh you know, I'm going. I
think it is stupid shit I did to you. I
think it was brought up on Kevin said he heard
them referencing and making fun of the fact that we
had a newscaster shoot paintballs at you and how hack.
Speaker 1: Or whatever it was, I don't know, but yeah, we
would every week we do that. Because it was during
the NFL season, we had to have a payoff of
the bet because we had because we had this radio station,
we had the bills, so we had to have like
at least three football segments of show, and so we
had to have a rea. We learned this from Bob
and the Showgram in North Carolina. They'd have a weekly
bet and whoever lost the bet had to pay the
had to pay the debt. Yeah, and so one of
them was for charity. I got shot up by Stacy
pinching with paintball. I don't even know if she remembers this.
Speaker 2: And then okay, I can only wear a helmet.
Speaker 1: I couldn't wear any padding, and man, it hurt.
Speaker 2: It hurt, dude, didn't we have somebody else have to
do like a slip and slide.
Speaker 1: Do a slip and slide down the hallway. I got
sent up in a in a high blood pressure like
in a crane.
Speaker 2: Was different.
Speaker 4: That was.
Speaker 2: That was lazy cakes, Lazy cake brownies that were like
the first edible. But I don't think there was any
marijuana in them. No, it was, it was.
Speaker 1: It was a bunch of melotons.
Speaker 2: I lost the uh, I lost something. I lost the
high school fans.
Speaker 1: You lost the high school fantasy football. So you did
a bud photo.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I did that.
Speaker 1: At one point I lost again doing the pick segments,
so I had to go dress up with Kano's as
the urban cowboy underwear. No, no, it was Chili by
the Wegmans, and the county sheriff showed up, took a
picture and said, Okay, you gotta put your clothes on
and get out of here, because the first I gotta
get a picture of this. And then uh, I think
Vini Gettis call says, is this what you're teaching the children,
that it's okay to be this grossly out of shape?
I think it was him, No, it was somebody who
sounded like him. Maybe his name was Charlie Ah.
Speaker 2: Then I yeah. Then we dressed somebody up as a
pope that was JD. And we sent him to a
church in the morning, dressed up as the pope. He
went into like a six thirty seven o'clock mass and
they chased him out. Then he went over by McQuaid
and as the kids were coming in, he's dancing with
the sign and some guy pulls over. Some old guy
came down and like, we call this kid Ramsey, and
they grabbed the phone in his head and slammed on
the ground and came and then somebody else is yelling,
and then another listen, old guy we called Ramsey the
pansy to.
Speaker 1: That, and then this other guy cave the Ramsey's defense
like alive out of the air.
Speaker 2: Like I love orchestrating all that shit. I don't want
to be the guy doing it, but I love orchestrating, encouraging,
getting it going.
Speaker 1: Goh, we know a guy like after you left the station.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Uh, there's this other kid who was part of the
show who I think is still at the station in
like some capacity, whom they said hungry and have Ebola,
and they put him They had him hold up a
science is hungry with Ebola and put him out like
on Greece in three ninety like by I think Ridge Road,
and he held up a science is Hungry and heavy
Bola and like he got he got in trouble, like
they actually the cops took him away. He had to
go to court.
Speaker 2: Really, yeah, Timmy, Yeah, oh that's how I thought it
would be.
Speaker 3: Baxter would have never done that.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I might have been the state police.
Speaker 2: I don't know. That's funny. Uh yeah, dumb, stupid radio stuff.
Jamis has said to me the other day, goes, man,
why did you like guys have a bet where he
sends somebody out and they got to dress up like
a baby, and I have to wear a pamper and
a gike because it would be so funny to see
Kevin with a giant passerfire and he's got to curl
up and act.
Speaker 1: Like a baby.
Speaker 2: I go nobody cared, no, no, no, no, I did that.
I'm gonna lose davidson Is.
Speaker 1: My wife asked me last night after we left a
dumb ugly sea word. My wife asked me after we
left the back to thinks. She goes, you know, you
know what I miss? She goes, I miss people calling
up radio stages. She goes, you don't hear that any No,
you don't. I mean I Bill used to do that
all the time on CF.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you were seeing it go down because the
talking while driving. I think it could with Bluetooth connection.
Now you get more of that, but there was a
period of time where it just wasn't.
Speaker 1: But even on serious now you don't hear it, and
they could do it. They have the capability, and you
don't hear it there either, and it sucks because it
really added to your hometown. It added to like the
flavor of the commuter soon, the characters and everything else.
I mean there there were a lot of people who wrong,
who would like you got to know because you didn't
just love the people on the station. You love the characters, Yes,
I did.
Speaker 2: I love building like.
Speaker 1: The you know, uh we're Carl the Bills fan. Yeah it'sky.
Carl calls up that performance yesterday was the worst thing
I've seen since night you left. We're like what I believe.
Speaker 2: Jerry Jones has a radio show, a downer of the Cowboys,
and for kidding, I understand. He has talked about the
firing of Mike McCarthy's Oh yeah, and this is what
he said about it from when I gather I'm a
job and.
Speaker 4: I hate that big ass play called sheet he holds
during games. We all know it's a Perkins menu. I'm
not even sure we need a coach. Hell, maybe we
already have a coach in mind. Maybe maybe he's sitting
right in front of you, half drunk on Johnny Walker Blue,
with only an egg McMuffin and his belly and a
pocket full of Dinger Pilms. Maybe he's eighty two fucking
years old and needs his ass wipe from time to time,
depending on how much Salisbury steak he's eate. Look, I'm
gonna do things my way, and my way is fucking terear.
But if you don't like it, then tough titty, said
the kiddy, but the milk kept coming. Listen, I'm never
gonna die, motherfucker's. I drink eight ounces of hogs blood
every day and I'm a vampire feeding off mass disappointment.
So learn how to accept meaningless primetime games forever. What
I'm looking for in our next head coach is someone
that values analytics and also someone that lets me take
key and his wife to a Hojos and sit in
the cuckchair.
Speaker 2: Oh the cockchair? What'ssrd Johnson's. Oh yeah, man, Danny, come on,
you all references.
Speaker 1: What's that got to do with the cuckchair.
Speaker 2: I'm going to take them to Hojo's, which was Johns,
which was not just a restaurant, was also a hotel
back in the day, and I think there may be well,
I think the last one in America closed. I'm not
sure Howard Johnson's and then he would sit in the
cuckchair and watch.
Speaker 3: Oh, I see what you're there might still be one
of Niagara Falls.
Speaker 2: I stayed hard.
Speaker 3: I think we saved the Howard Johnson's at my bachelor
party was a Niagara Falls.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I stayed in one in like nineteen ninety
in Florida.
Speaker 2: They were not bad.
Speaker 1: They were you know, yeah, they're like days in. Yeah,
but I thought it was like some type of restaurant
the way, like the way.
Speaker 2: He said it, it is a restaurant. Howard Johnson's is
also a restaurant, folks.
Speaker 1: If you didn't understand that, that was Ai, that was
not cherry.
Speaker 2: Of course Stannie. Of course nobody believed that.
Speaker 1: He's surprised.
Speaker 2: Oh come on, that's the scary part.
Speaker 1: Time I got got because like somebody like you know,
this guy named Joey Montel Molinaro. He does impressions. He
was doing Nick Saban the pregame before the National Championship
Game of four years ago. He is and don't get
me starred in that son of a bitch Devo Swinty.
I can't stand him, Like, oh my gosh, coaches really
he sounded just like him, and they made it like,
and they showed the pregame. I'm like, is this real?
It got me for a second.
Speaker 3: Well, Wyndham Hotels has actually bought Howard Johnson.
Speaker 2: Okay, because I bunch is what's funny? I Windham. I
swear somewhere down around Kingston, New York, there's a Howard Johnson's. Yeah, okay.
So I was driving down I saw New Hojo, so
they were closing. I thought around the country and there
was supposedly one last one somewhere in the southwest. And
then this because they had the orange roof and the
orange doors.
Speaker 3: Clamstrip dinners. That's right.
Speaker 2: I used to get the clamstrips. That's right as a kid. Yeah,
missing Silver Creek.
Speaker 1: Because Johnson play for the Mets, so they had those
Mets colors too. That's how I remember.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's true. All right, we will take them. Moment
I think we have another little will go toe to toe.
This is where Danny gets to redeem himself, redeem myself
from what feel good about his music prowess. Even though
he's not currently in a band. He's saying he doesn't
want to get on stage. I am going to keep
pushing Danny until he does it's riot rock with backing tracks.
I think it would be amazing. I think it would
be absolutely incredible. We'll see no, because I've never seen
anybody like you meet Danny, and then you meet Danny
on stage and it's like, did.
Speaker 1: Mark Hillman say, Like, that's the kind of Danny I
want to hang out Tommy, that's the kind of Christianity
I can everybody said that you are. I went to
your show wanting to hate it.
Speaker 3: It was awesome.
Speaker 1: Yeah, why can't you act like that all the time?
What do you mean?
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Speaker 2: Now expected to leave the Grammys this year, it's Beyonce. Yeah,
I was trying to see who would be the biggest
artist this year. I don't know that's anything coming out
I've popped into my head. It's also Dave Girl's birthday.
I would play Dave Girl, but he disgraced his family.
So kidding. I don't know how you. I don't know
how you be a rock star. I really know and
and get away with stuff today right, Hey, keep that
stuff secret.
Speaker 1: I have no idea kind of how foot Fighters are
in the Rock roll Hall of Fame before like like
fifteen other bands that deserve it, like who Okay, Stone
Table Pilots should be in the Rocker Hall of Fame,
not food fighters, specially Pumpkins should be in the Rocker
Hall of Fame, not food Fighters. Collective Soul had a
ton of hits, They're not in the rock and Roll
Hall of Fame, not Food Fighters. Dolly Parton not in
the Hall of Fame. I thought she was or did
she turns in? Did she get in?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Last year.
Speaker 1: I mean Forder just got in.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: But like Food Fighters got in like as soon as
they could. It's like, why because everybody loves Dave Grohl
because he's Gregariots and he's everywhere. But there's other bands
that deserve to get in before Food Fighters. I'm not
saying that they're unworthy. I'm saying there were better bands.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think it's a fair argument. I think that
Dave gets in because I mean, we get in before
Stone Table Pilots, because I don't think you have an
STP without a Nirvana first or you know what I mean. Yeah,
but that was Nirvana Nirvana not I understand, but then
he playing every instrument on I don't know. It was
like a whole different sound. I get the argument. The
Food Fighters were huge, though, weren't they.
Speaker 6: I don't think they came. I don't think that meets
the qualifications for it. There's certain no you have to
twenty five.
Speaker 2: Their first record, Cares album Core, came out in ninety two.
It's spend more than enough time. Yeah, they could be
in twenty five years.
Speaker 1: You're to be active too, well they are though they
actively tour. It's just don't they don't have Scott.
Speaker 2: They swiped it up.
Speaker 1: The Charty went on tour with what's his name, Arnel Pineda,
three singers. They made the Hall of Fame. They made
the Hall of Fame that is twenty sixteen, the same
your Pearl Jam made it. Pearl Jam made it on
the first ballot. Good for them, you know, But I
just I just don't understand how.
Speaker 2: I always feel like a weak human being because none
of this ship I can't matter.
Speaker 1: No no, no, no no no true me. No that
is true really no to me.
Speaker 2: But to hear your passion, I go, what am I
missing out on? In like, because you've got real passion.
Speaker 1: I mean, here's the thing. I played rock and roll,
Yes you have, and I love playing rocket I told
people rock and roll is my favorite sport. But I
just don't understand after everything, Yes, Dave has done a
lot of things, but I mean they didn't change rock
and roll, especially Pumpkins. You know, we're supposed to be
Nirvana before Nirvana. Neirvana caught up Now I'm not a
I'm not sadness Here's like, I'm not I'm not a
Smashing Pumpkins fan at all. But he did everything David
Rold did. He played all the instruments in the studio.
He's a really really, really brilliant guy. You know, Trent Residor.
I'm not a nine inch Dales guy. He played every instrument.
Nine inch Nails did everything.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean so, so today I wore Kevin's Kevin
got me this made this Christmas that is cool. Logo
is gonna come off. So I wear it and I
did sub today. And I'm in the library and uh,
there are some kids that can get I always I
I can see them. I almost want to hang out
with them. I know these mischief. I know these guys
and they don't know. These guys. They are the kids
that are They go to the side of the library
where no one can really see him, and they're all
sitting on couches no and they're just loud.
Speaker 4: Like.
Speaker 2: Some kids have sensory issues. So they have a chair
with a ball, an exercise ball in it. These guys,
all of a sudden, the exercise ball is like bouncing
off somebody's from across the library and I go, wow,
fellas and like they'll stop. But I go, but you
know it's me, you know. So this one kid goes, hey,
hey man, you like the Stones, you know, let me
tell you about the Rolling Stones. Dude, see my shirt.
Hendricks way better this is today, And I go, I
don't think so he goes, no, Hendricks was like inventive.
I go, he's also a drunk. He could fell off
stage on shows, he couldn't play sometimes.
Speaker 1: Oh and he's dead right, And he.
Speaker 2: Goes, yeah, let me do the Rolling Stones. Okay, Like
I go. I said, their greatest album was Exile on
Main Street from Me. I absolutely love it. It's that raw,
gritty blue stuff. Yeah, it's all stuff. They were right place,
right time. I go, Well, that's with anybody. We could say,
right place, right time for anybody in the music. It
all lined up perfectly. I go, but they're still around there,
still playing.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Not that good, dude, not that good, realized well, Centimon.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 2: I just sat there and I go, I can't even
really get this, that passionate about this because I go,
all right, okay, I'm go listen to the Stones, and
I go, what is wrong with me that I can't
what I can get passionate about the bills for a
few minutes, for a few minutes. If I lost my edge,
that's what I'm wondering, I go, I have a lost
my edge.
Speaker 1: No, you, he is the one thing that you and
I don't have.
Speaker 3: What fucking time?
Speaker 2: That may that may be. That may be, but that's
a fair argument what he's making, Like I want to
come back and go, what the fuck is wrong with you? Danny?
Food Fighters absolutely deserved to be in there. Dave Grohl
came back from an absolute tragedy, reinvented himself and went
out another band that sold my mother so many I
don't even know how many albums they.
Speaker 1: So I know they've done. They've done well. I remember
I saw him in eight and they're at Blue Cross
Arena and they were like sections empty. I couldn't get over.
Like that's Food Fighters. Yeah, they didn't sell out. Spreasty
comes in South.
Speaker 2: That's one of my favorite things. That's uh what, oh boy,
I don't like the sound of that. Dan, you gotta
go home? Do flu Bomb? All right? What do we
got for theme? That tune? Tonight? Kevin Here it comes? Oh,
I got to interview this guy. Yeah, yeah, you didn't
want to do it, so it is.
Speaker 9: This is gonna come to Okay, that's where this is going.
Fucking This song was so cool and second.
Speaker 1: Grade video did really well too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I have no idea. She keeps mo Shondle a
pretty cabinet.
Speaker 1: I don't understand what he's saying in the first line,
just keeps a white in the cabinet.
Speaker 2: Cigarettes extraorded.
Speaker 3: Yees, you writing a fucking novel over that.
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 2: Yes, it's a long title. You know what time it is.
Speaker 1: These guys are cool for ten minutes. You are not
doing well over that. Listen to The Undertaker's theme song.
Speaker 2: On funk Off. I'm doing fine, not from what I've seen, Okay,
but you can't can't read when scribble.
Speaker 5: I don't want to treat. I want to think right
up about it.
Speaker 2: I want to smoke, make a joke, try out the damage.
I want to try this scar right.
Speaker 1: Over the edge.
Speaker 5: I'll have that idea. I didn't have you how look
at you?
Speaker 2: Look at me feeling kind of tragic? These are confused,
hard to see where we have the magic?
Speaker 5: I don't answer being something This fucking crazy guys as
we said it. God, there's a concept by which we
measure Oh, i'd say.
Speaker 2: More cowbell cow did Yes, you need my love?
Speaker 1: Oh so bad. You're not the only one I ever had.
Speaker 2: If I say I want to set you free.
Speaker 1: Your they called me.
Speaker 2: They call it down. I haven't even won.
Speaker 3: It's but always got over there. Oh fucking shit.
Speaker 2: I even got this one wrong.
Speaker 3: All right back to the top.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, okay, I know you got this one. Yeah,
bad company, bag company.
Speaker 3: That's the only one you.
Speaker 2: Had that is bullshit, that is not as complete and utter.
Speaker 1: So I interviewed Paul Rodgers ses I didn't want to, yes,
and he he had me interview his wife for seventeen
minutes about the mistreatment of horses.
Speaker 2: Oh there you go. That's why I didn't want to
do it, because I knew there.
Speaker 1: Was a Yeah, yeah, sure, he did the bait and
switch about eight minutes in talk to my wife.
Speaker 2: Yeah no, thanks, Dad, got here. You know why it's
a Philadelphia combab right.
Speaker 1: Wang chung wang chun a correct shit.
Speaker 2: I wrote Duran Duran, It's not Duran durand it's wang chung.
Speaker 3: Everybody have fun.
Speaker 2: Well, he got one part of one of it.
Speaker 4: Too.
Speaker 2: All right, okay, all right, so he's still winning Queen
Killer queen correct, So bite my ass. I didn't get
any more right?
Speaker 1: Or why did you keep the cabinet?
Speaker 2: This is Beacie boys. You have to fight for your
right to party. Wow. Yeah, tell me who are you
reading novel over? There by? No chance for you on this,
I said, limp biscuit, hands up, rolling rolling. Oh it's
limp biscuit though, right, no chance for you on that one,
sucking pal. I was at Woodstock ninety nine. He did
some act starfish chocolate starfish.
Speaker 1: Fred Durst. I had no idea ida.
Speaker 2: I didn't either.
Speaker 3: Its all time low once in a lifetime.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know all time low.
Speaker 5: I don't know that.
Speaker 2: I've been there many times, I said John Lennon.
Speaker 1: John Lennon the plastic yocho plastic. Oh no band? Right?
Speaker 2: Oh wait a second, just John, I thought it was
a solo. That's a good guest, though, because I wouldn't know.
I don't think I know anything from I said God,
but I don't remember it's God. Yeah, that's what I thought. Okay,
I haven't heard this. If you.
Speaker 1: Danny our pain, yeah, how'd that work out?
Speaker 2: For him. You got killed.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there you go.
Speaker 2: Well, oh please God to God. He went to God,
but God doesn't punish you. He's loving, he is she
or whatever? Okay, d Alice Cooper doctor Love, Oh dude,
kiss doctor Love? Oh shit, I did. I wrote kiss
acrossed it out. I don't know kiss at all either.
And the theme is.
Speaker 1: Songs yeah with the band title with the band name
in the song song what song titles songs with the
band name in the song. The word kiss is in
doctor Love?
Speaker 2: Okay, you know yeah? John Lennon says his name the Beatles,
all the Beatles. Oh they're bigger than yeah, yeah, yeah
he did do that. Limb biscuit hands up. Yeah. Beastie Boys,
Queen color Killer, Queen bad Comedy.
Speaker 1: Bank, a good job daddy and still champion.
Speaker 2: I got two, four, six, eight, nine.
Speaker 3: Fucking nine plus. I'll give you, I'll give you, I'll
give you eight from being cocky, I.
Speaker 2: Didn't get all. I didn't even get double digits. Normally
I get at least twelve. It did. I never really
got the BCI Boys. I've never been as a kid,
I remember like the Bacie Boys were. This was a
rebellious song. So it was popular, right, you were mom
threw away your best born oh man.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you were told they were cool by other kids. No,
but this, I'm like, are they admit that this song
they were three well to do, rich kids who decided
to do rap Jewish guys or they Jewish.
Speaker 2: Yeah, not that that has anything to do with it,
But I just think it's funny to say, only because
I was not associated rap with you know what I mean?
But I I didn't this one song. I thought I
hit a chord because every kid, right, you could relate
to this, at least I could. I mean, I wasn't
the good student of Silver Creek every day, the good citizens.
Speaker 1: To come in the mayor.
Speaker 2: I know, because he was you were like the good kid.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I wasn't trying.
Speaker 2: I wasn't like be I was the kid trying to
I've had porno mags. Dan, you did not, No, I
did not. No, I did not because Dan thought you
were gay for a long time.
Speaker 3: You know what he actually like, asked me. I know
he did.
Speaker 1: He go, yeah, I just up in the air.
Speaker 3: Huh, still up in the air.
Speaker 2: No, it's not still up in the air. Danny's a man.
But I mean did oh wait, not that Danny's you know,
he likes the lady. He's a man, he's a manly man.
I always worried tree with this head.
Speaker 1: But that's my ex wife.
Speaker 2: But I don't say to you, I wondered.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, in college, he goes, you never bring a
girl over there. I go, yeah, because you always I
had these two male like older cousins.
Speaker 3: Because I had the share dad.
Speaker 1: I had these two older who would always like make
funn of you for liking girls, like it was a
bad thing. You're almost embarrassed, and then your sister and
brother would pile on.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And I was one of those kids that didn't get
that they were just having fun with you. Yeah, I
didn't get the joke, you know.
Speaker 3: Like a girls' dad, it's gay, like it girls is gay.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: So it was one of those things where and then
so my nephew's going through it now, my brother goes,
don't don't tease them about that stuff like these to
tease us. I No, I get it, I get it,
but I mean, yeah, well, yeah, you know, yeah, just
roll with it.
Speaker 2: I love busting balls. I always felt like if you
busted my balls, it meant you liked me, maybe you
hated me. I was too stupid to know, but I figured.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was really naive. I didn't know any better
at that time. And they went out for a long time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so that was dandy. Yeah, well, it gets embarrassed and.
Speaker 1: Women became a problem in my life. It's not enjoyable.
Speaker 10: Little too much, Oh Danny, you tell my goodness and
the opening line to Killer Queen and she keeps a
moment and shundown. It's a bottle of champagne and her
pretty cabinets.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: He used to be a big Queen fan. I think
was our buddy Crowley. He had a Freddie Mercury like
biography in his office.
Speaker 2: I rest my case.
Speaker 10: TV twelve book and doesn't mean a fan of exercise.
Speaker 2: You're welcome. I got a second. That guy and I
used to go back and forth and he would get
all nervous around me, very self conscious, and he would
even say it. And I helped him get a job
at a new company. I got an interviewed and I
called him and I was on one of his stations
in the South that he was running it. And I
was off been in two weeks getting the job. Control
and get controlled.
Speaker 3: Sorry my grandson, you went tonight, Dan, you want to
copy the n.
Speaker 2: Doug Phelps for Dann Marillo, still champion for Kevin with
another great game, great theme from the good Job. I'm
Bill Moran, We'll see you tomorrow.
Speaker 10: They known we was up to they wouldn't have let
us in the night with Landed and man was like
rich no, Sinkevins prest the bowl a bar to the
Breastandates
Speaker 3: See we want to look and baller count with Tennesse