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Speaker 1: Well, hello and welcome.
Speaker 2: Thanks for getting your pawn on. Thank you for telling
a friend.
Speaker 1: That's how we spread the word about the pirate ship.
Speaker 2: It's two parents of the year on a Friday night,
having a cocktail when you're out of pocket, just going
to Jamison.
Speaker 1: I'm supposed to be. I should be up in the
basketball game. My kid is not playing in this basketball game,
so I don't feel as guilty as I should be.
Speaker 2: But the school he's playing is a school that I
substitute at.
Speaker 1: And uh, you were just reading when we were off air.
You were reading like nicknames for coworkers and stuff. Yes,
and like the lazy deck chair had all these different,
uh funny names and things. And I haven't been in
like a traditional work environment of any kind in a million.
Speaker 2: Years, Like I worked in radio. That's not traditional. Oh.
I got to wonder what all these other teachers are
thinking about you. That's a great question.
Speaker 4: Those guys in here, just in here telling Dick joke. No,
I know you're not funny guy. I'll tell you what
Johnny podcast they did pull me aside, oh no, and
told me that I'm very good at this. They go,
you're really good at this, and I go, I don't
know what I'm doing, and they said, well, you're good.
I go, that's because I talked to the kids. And
I think the other substance of see me, a lot
of them are young people getting into the teaching profession.
I'm an old fuck just trying to you know.
Speaker 2: What's gonna happen. What carm truck's gonna get keeped by
one of these No, it's not. Please, don't even joke
about that.
Speaker 1: But the reason I'm doing it is with Jamison. I
was like, oh my god, all of a sudden, now
I've got you know, he wants to do this, and
he wants to do that, and it's all these extra
things that I wasn't really prepared for, and okay, all right,
I don't want to say no to things. I gotta
figure it out. So until I can get the podcast
to catch up and be the only thing again, which
it was, I.
Speaker 2: Gotta see in four years, I gotta I graduate. I
gotta do this, but I got it, So.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you, like I I don't know what I'm doing,
but I just go in there and for some reason,
and I can't explain it, I connect with the kids.
And then I also like the kids that would probably
be the most problematic. Those are my people. I get that.
I spot you right away and I just wint up
to talking to you. And those are the kids I
got to. Kids come up to me all the time
and just shoot the shit with me, like just walk out, hey, man,
I mean I all the time, and it's interesting to
me because I I don't you know, I don't do anything,
but I always go dad, just.
Speaker 2: Listen to you on the radio.
Speaker 1: Well on in the nineties, no one kid goes my
grandma used to do.
Speaker 2: No bullshit, I'm not kidding. He walks by and goes, hey,
it's not the uh his grandmother sold for one of
the stations, not the rock station. It's the soft rock station.
He goes, it's not the warm one on one point
three studio, but it'll do.
Speaker 1: And I was like, I just made me laugh. But
that's the thing is like I I've really enjoyed this.
But like the other day, look, you have a public
school that where I'm subbing and a range of kids, right,
and we can call it the spectrum or not. It's
a spectrum. We all land on it somewhere. Some maybe
have more needs and need more supports than things. So, uh,
this one kid who I've gotten to know, and he
probably needs a little more support than other kids. And
the teacher only needed to leave for a meeting for
forty five minutes, so she started the class and it
was a co talk class, so there's somebody there for
the special ed.
Speaker 2: Well, the special ed person.
Speaker 1: Was out, so they had a substitute young guy in there,
and he's just sitting on the side.
Speaker 2: And then this woman, while we're gone, says, this is
the work sheet. Have them answer to these questions, read
and answer. Great.
Speaker 1: So I go through and I'm read. I'm reading one
kid's answer, and I remember, this is the KO talk class,
a little more support than traditional and the kid writes,
because of what do you say?
Speaker 2: Slaves and stuff? And I go, really, I go, what
would be the stuff? What was the stuff?
Speaker 1: So like I'll play with them, right, And then this
one kid was like getting himself really frustrated, and he's
like you know.
Speaker 5: I haven't slept in a couple of days, and I
can't sleep, and by that's all I can think about.
And oh, you know, I went to my therapist, and
my therapist is is bringing up the thoughts and that's
what's bothered me. And I can't even concentrate on this,
So I don't what would you do in that situation?
Speaker 2: Here?
Speaker 1: Okay, here's what I did. Kid had a Marlin's baseball
hat on. I go, hey, man, I go, do you
ever go see the Marlins? He's like, yeah, I said, really,
what other teams have you gone to? I said, baseball
your favorite sport. I love baseball.
Speaker 2: Starts naming some players, starts doing some stuff, starts talking
about you know, he went down to Tampa too, when
he saw some stuff there and you know, the different
stadiums and all this, And I go, guess what you
weren't thinking about?
Speaker 1: And he goes, well, I go, whatever was bothering you?
You just thought about something else. I go, I bet
if you read this paper and answer those questions and
that's all you think about, that you'll get stuff done.
And the other kid looks at me and goes, did
you get trained in this? I go, No, it's just
fucking life, is it not?
Speaker 2: Is it life? I don't know. It just seems like
it's natural life to me and I you know, but
I'm old. I'm old, and with age comes I guess wisdom.
I don't know.
Speaker 1: But I'm just saying like, there's no reason to yell
at this kid. Like I could see a frustrated teacher
to the end of the day going I don't care,
so and so do your work, you know what I mean?
Or the kid gets sent down to an office or
sent out of them.
Speaker 2: To me, it's just like, all right, let's figure it out,
Sean that you can think of something else. Have you?
Have you taught them that it's better to spoke out
of a bomb than a roach clip? I have not.
That was my teacher.
Speaker 1: The quacking duck hit for me. Okay, so this guys
incorporates some of the stuff I really well, I'm not
I don't have my own classroom, you know what I mean?
You could bring the duck with you they I went
in one day the first day, and I guess I
just started helping kids because I so when I thought
of what can I do to make extra money and
what can I do that will help me help my kid,
who Jamison, before he came to live with me, was
in what is called a Renaissance school. And the Renaissance
school is different.
Speaker 2: Doesn't mean that I don't have any real thought about it.
It was two days a week in person and then
the rest was online, so there were days you could
sleep till noon and all this, and my concern was
the transition. And it's been a long time, like he's
eight years younger than Jordan than I have had any
involvement in a public school, and for the past four
years he hasn't lived with me as right, so now
he's coming back. So I thought, Okay, what if I.
Speaker 1: Could substitute teach, try to figure out what's happening in
the classrooms and things that maybe I can learn strategies
and things to help him. And what can I do
to get a little extra money for all the extra
things he's gonna need and want and deserve and deservedly so,
right because you know, we're starting over.
Speaker 2: So that's why that's why I did that, and it's
it's worked out. I've enjoyed it. They haven't. They haven't
kicked me out yet. When do you start at Fishing
for your masters. I'm not no, I don't I want
to do that. I don't want to do that. I
did see somebody that they posts that they're going to
be an adjunct professor at Fisher, and that was something
I looked at. And one of my friends who is
a professor, goes, it's a lot of work for not
a lot of pay. They go, You've got to grade
the papers and stuff like this. And the great thing
about this is I get to just go in and
be me. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: I could talk to this kid about baseball and steer
them back to school because I don't have to get
you ready for regents.
Speaker 2: I don't have you know what I mean. I don't
have a timeline of where we need to be in
the classroom at this point in the academic year, in
the academic calendar. I don't have that. So for me
it's great. And then I get to come here and
do all this stuff, and I look, are you beller?
Are you mister Moran? I don't say my name a lot,
which is terrible.
Speaker 1: I don't say my name a lot, so slowly they'll
say to me, mister, I'll go, you know, Moran or whatever.
Speaker 2: But usually it's just call me weez. I don't say anything.
I don't I don't say that, but uh, what were
you saying? The papers that could be that could be
a new bit. You can we grade the paper something good. Well,
Danny grade one and I'll grade the same one. It
would be funny.
Speaker 1: It is funny because I sometimes will try to Like today,
I was in an earth science class and they had
a test, so I tried taking the test, but I
didn't have the right graphs and things because they were
trying to figure out in five minutes if an earthquake hit,
you know, and there's there's a graph that you had
to go to and I didn't have the graph. But
for the rest of it, I want to see how
I score, not having been in these classes and forever
and ever and ever. But I did have like one
of my favorite teachers, and I wanted to get him
on the podcast. And Kevin was referencing the the uh
you can melt the solder on a on a roach
clip from the heat of a joint. That was a
teacher in my school that told us that.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: He also he also told us he could make a
bond no you can make a bowl out of an apple.
Oh yeah, yeah, and so I I think by tenth
grade I knew how to do all that stuff thanks
to my education.
Speaker 2: In pot Plane. Now I think part of that. I
don't know if it was the time, if the guy
I just got to go on YouTube for that ship.
You can find out anything that's that's like, that's the
good and the bad. Like the social media isn't terrible,
but it's the good and the bad. And who knows
what's gonna happen with TikTok. TikTok's telling me to they're
going away. Well, they were saying that the guy from
Sharks Shark, somebody from Shark Tank and I can't remember
who the other guy is, it's him and somebody else
were talking about putting an offer in for TikTok. What
would be the What do you think is it owned
by the government, the Chinese government. It's owned by everything
in China's owned by the government. Well, I know there's
controls from the government, but they say it's that. They
keep saying it's not for sale, but I think it
the governments. Our government's gonna start looking at it. I
think it's nine days from now that they would shut
it off if it's not sold to an American company.
Oh okay, I didn't know if the ruling, the ruling
did come to it, which was supposed to be today.
I thought I thought it was nine days from now. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I thought there was a determination as to what they
were going to do. So you would have like that
window to get your information, save your settings, get you
know whatever people are telling you to try to scrub
you any information you have on there off.
Speaker 2: Kevin o'learry from Shark Tank and the former Dodgers owner
Frank McCourt. Okay, we're looking at you. A couple of
broke guys. Well, he was the McCourt was the one
that got booted from LA for something. Really he had
there's some sort of I think maybe it was divorced.
Maybe she got have had to sell the team because
I don't remember why, but there was something strange with
why he had to give up ownership with the Dodgers.
Speaker 1: I yeah, I uh, I vaguely remember this. A fairly
younger guy, blonde wife, big, ugly like it was an
ugly divorce.
Speaker 2: I remember being ugly divorce. That was an ugly divorce.
I do remember a little bit of that man?
Speaker 1: When you get that rich, to lose that, I think
I'd rather lose stuff in a fire in Malibu than
I then to know that it's still there in existing
and I can't do anything about it, right, can't?
Speaker 2: I can't. You know. I work my ass off to
get this and now I got to give half of
it away. But you know, that's one way of looking
at it. The other is probably the person supported you
and helped you. I get it, I get it. What
did uh? What are you looking at over there? I'm
trying to find a picture of his wife.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she was a pretty blond lady, if I recall,
but I thought they were in their early fifties.
Speaker 2: Maybe maybe he was sixty. He looks older. He yeah,
I can't, but he could. I mean, whoever buys TikTok,
I think there's going to be.
Speaker 1: There's seventy one, Okay, they're gonna make their money in triple.
I can't imagine TikTok actually going away. There's too much,
and there's a lot of good on there.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: We talk about all the bad, we talk about the distraction,
we talk about that stuff all very true. I think
there was just I thought I saw a headline today
speaking of distraction. Of what you're saying, a cop in
Florida rear ending somebody because he was watching porn in
his car.
Speaker 2: I should have said what state?
Speaker 1: But I think I think that's a headline I saw,
and I go, yeah, we're you're distracted everywhere. Why you're watching?
Why are you watching porn in public? As an officer?
Unless you go, hey, I think I recognize her. Let
me go check my records. Who are we arresting? You know,
maybe we're trying to get a facial recognition. I don't know,
but the.
Speaker 2: Yeah, in two minutes and eleven seconds on YouTube, you
can find out to make a bull and smoke weed
out of an apple. Really, and just two minutes and
eleven seconds. Masterclass, you can get a master class for classes?
What is uh?
Speaker 1: I saw you saying something about the strength of schedule
is already out for the twenty twenty five NFL season.
Speaker 2: Yes, the Bills were at twent twenty third most difficult,
so they're near the bottom. For easier schedules, they were
twenty third. Is anything really that easy in the NFL?
Does I mean you play the Patriots enough? Well, yeah,
but they're they're gonna get better. They should. They have
the third they have the third easiest schedule next year.
And did they hire for Abel or No, they have
not hired anybody yet. Do you think they will hire
They interviewed Ben Johnson today virtually, ok, and I know
he was interviewing with the Raiders as well today. Yeah,
but I know, I don't know that they're already giving
them eland shit because they they interviewed. They interviewed two
African American candidates. Yeah, but they were like the first
two interviews they did okay, And they're saying, well, and
obviously it's it's because of the Ruiney rule. You have
to interview. Yeah, you have to interview minority candidates, the
two of them. But say, well, New England's doing it
just they're not gonna get the job, So why are
they getting them out of the way. And I'm thinking
to myself, and you're getting out of the way because yeah,
they're probably not gonna get the job. List to come
and blow your mind and be you want the most
available options to interview, and if you're gonna do interviews,
you want to well, they want to choose from the
largest pool in the pond. Gron Mayo was is black right,
But I still think they shouldn't have fired him. I
don't either. I mean unless unless you had Vrabel in
your back pocket. I don't see why you even there.
Why wouldn't you give him the option to stay on
the staff and get more I don't know. There's something,
something that will come out eventually. There's more layers of that,
and I think, well, there usually is. But they're saying
that one of the guys they interviewed was with Byron Leffwich,
and I'm like, so you're gonna take in fire a
guy who's got no head coaching experience. To bring in
a guy who's got no help coaching experience, it makes
no sense. I think it's Rabel, which actually, as a
Bills fan, concerns me. I would be okay with Rabel.
I've heard Rabel more potentially to the Raiders or to
the Jets. Okay, WHOA. But I wouldn't be upset with
Ben Johnson from the Lions. I'll mintionous to see what's
gonna happen with Belichick because I think Brady's trying to
maneuver something. There is there's a ten million dollars out
with you on CEAH, but I think it reduces to
like willion after like jew first or something like that.
So you get your deal in agreement in principle and
then you wait six months and announce it.
Speaker 1: I I can't see Bill Belichick as a college coach.
It just doesn't make any sense to me. However, the
game has changed, the nil deals, like we were talking
about it earlier, right, I.
Speaker 2: Don't think it's the same game anymore. In college. It's not.
You don't have you know, Nick Saban showing up in
your living room anymore. No, You've got assistance that go
out and do that. And then if it's you know,
you're a five star and you're between this place in
Ohio State and we really really need you and really
want then maybe Saban shows up. He's not going to
every living room anymore. No, I don't think. I don't
think Belichick's doing that either, do you think? But as
you brought up, we were recording this on Friday, we
just had the Notre Dame Penn State game and the
loser of that gets fourteen million and the winner gets
twenty million. But if you are part of a conference
like Penn State is in the big tedg million split
amongst all the teams, all the teams now that includes Oregon,
so you've expanded.
Speaker 1: And Notre Dame does not belong to any kind of
for football. They do not any kind of network. Right,
So there the twenty million is there's to do with
what they wish.
Speaker 2: So then they can use that to pay kids to
come to Notre Dame. Why don't you imagine you.
Speaker 1: Get a let's say this a world class education, and
most of it, if you're a student athlete, is by
tutors and not on campus and stuff.
Speaker 2: But you get that world class facility and we'll pay you.
The issue with third name I've heard always still is
that they are very very strict with regards to their admission.
I don't think that it matters that you are arch manning.
If you're not going to meet your grades, we don't
watch you. Yeah, I think that's one of the one
of the places that actually does care about students getting
an education. Interesting, I could be way wrong on that.
Speaker 1: No, but and so and then you get potentially even
more for winning the national champis I.
Speaker 2: Would assume there's a bump for winning the national championship too. Yeah. Wow,
I didn't know there was that much money available for
that stuff.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, I know that Greg went down to Miami,
But I mean that game was And.
Speaker 2: Think about it, if you're if you're in a game,
not that you b's in the Big Ten, but UB's
in the Big Ten. They suck. They have one win
and ten losses, but they're still getting a million bucks
just for being in the conference, right, and that's just
for one team going to the playoffs. I mean there's
TV money, there's all that, all that money too. Yeah,
you forget that, And don't forget Notre Dame had a
whole NBC contract. I don't know if they still do
or not believe they do. Yeah, And I mean these
schools they're they're just running these these schools are running
these programs like their professional teams with TV deals and
all that stuff. They're just not paying their athletes as
much as well they are now, but they weren't paying
their athletes to come there. Yeah. Do you think your
kid will get paid for hockey? Hockey seems like one
that they don't. Well I don't know. I've never played,
so I don't know, but it doesn't seem to get
the attention of the other sports. No, it really doesn't.
But I know they just changed the rules for hockey too,
because there's a lot of junior leagues in Canada that
were not eligible to be in the NCAA because they
played in these junior leagues and now they've kind of
cleared that way as well. So now some of these
Western Western junior leagues, you are now eligible to go
to the NCAA if you, if you so choose, or
a team wants you.
Speaker 1: Really Yeah, okay, I know guys who went to was
it the junior leagues and then college.
Speaker 2: And now that's the thing too that they just changed
that junior colleges don't count torture four years. Yeah, so
Josh Allen would go out Wyoming, yes, with four years
of eligibility at this Well, how weird is it when
they go, oh, we got our six year senior, twenty
eight year old Bob Schmidt, Like, what the fuck? The
balls picked up the quarterback kick, We had a call
time out the quarterback ki getting he is changing that
diaper on the sideline. Well, here's the thing.
Speaker 1: As we're recording this on a Friday, will not be
listening to it on a Friday, but Bo Nicks the
game hasn't been played when we record.
Speaker 2: This is a twenty eight year old rookie. That that's
unheard of. I think the quarterback of Georgia's around that
age too. Yeah, no, he's fifty two. Yes, but it does.
Speaker 1: It's weird because I don't know, you got some kids
on there who are seventeen, yeah, playing on the you know,
and you hear true freshman and I go, damn, that's
got to be somebody. It could be nineteen, They could
have been who knows, but still nineteen isn't twenty eight
And that that's what always with the bow next thing,
and it made me laugh. And I think Bo's wasn't
his dad somebody at Auburn for a while and I
thought he was a quarterback there, but I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't either. But this this kid, he looks he's
had a pretty good rookie season. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't say that it was maybe rookie of the year,
but certainly pretty damn good if nothing else. Trying to
find that story where the copper and.
Speaker 2: It was it was a surprise that they got they
were they hit with that quarterback.
Speaker 1: Yes, well, you also have a coach, though, who's got
a lot of I mean, like, there's some shady stuff
I've heard over the years of a more personal nature
involving Sean Payton. However, uh, he's won a Super Bowl
and he's coached pretty well. Boonex's father is my age.
A couple of years older than me.
Speaker 2: He graduated, he graduated college the years I was in
high school, from ninety two to ninety five at Auburn.
So he's four years older than me. Okay, there you go.
Speaker 6: So but but but he's younger than me because I
should have graduated college in ninety three and I graduated
in ninety four and his dad graduated in ninety five.
Speaker 1: But his dad was a Did his dad play at Auburn?
I thought he might quarterback at Auburn. Quarterback at Auburn. Okay,
it's a big deal. Yeah, that's a big deal.
Speaker 2: When you do it, that makes me mad. That makes
me sad. Why because I'm old?
Speaker 1: Now, Oh, it doesn't fucking matter. Age is a number.
Just do something, you gotta. The thing is like, I know,
I know, I know the feeling. I understand it completely
the more I get older. I yes, But I just
was like, I think of it this way.
Speaker 2: Just be you keep going. Keith Richard's fucking coolest guy
on the planet and he's eighty. You know what I mean.
We're not all Keith Richards. I get it. Florida cop
watching porn on his phone. We're in stop car. Let's
see wait, I think there's audio here. Hang on, this
is from TMZ. Let's see what we got? What are
you doing? Turned down the heat? Florida cops out of
work after a wild incident. His own body camp captured
him slamming his patrol car into a civilian vehicle while
he was distracted by porn on his phone. The video
shows Lake County Deputy Tristan Macomber slamming, how does the
body can pick up the pork? The airbeg went off?
See listen turned off. He was just slammed into this.
This is great. You don't even need reality TV anymore.
We're so fucked up we do and kind of run
four thirty five, there's gonna be sixteen.
Speaker 1: It shows him two weeks after the November crash. Claimed
he initially blamed the wreck on his brakes locking up
when the car had him stopped for.
Speaker 2: A school bus, not his brakes. They were locked on
some extra. Wow, it gets out he's now.
Speaker 1: I wonder if you're like you gotta be aware that
you're always recording now right, if dash cam you would
like you would think, okay, so he hit hard enough
that the airbag went off.
Speaker 2: I know you don't have to hit that hard for
an airbag. About thirty or something for that, I think
you do. So that's what I'm saying. It's a good clip.
Try to getting hit at thirty. Let's see.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm good.
Speaker 2: Where's the car he hit took off? No, it's on
the cliff, but he's walking up on it. Oh it's
another car. Oh no, yeah he hit it. It's not
that bad. But the trunk won't close. Man, are you okay?
I'm so sorry.
Speaker 1: My brake's locked up. My eyes were locked on porn. Now,
if you're that woman, Now you find out that the
guy was watching porn, and that's why he.
Speaker 2: Drove into your into your car, do you sue? Oh? Absolutely,
you gotta sue. Right do you think do you think
he actually he's fired? Do you think he actually hit
the gas when he was finishing? I don't know. Well,
see can you watch porn and not jo as a man.
I don't think that's allowed.
Speaker 1: I'm wondering, I like your I don't think that's a point.
Speaker 2: Did he have you ever? This is nice to Yes,
I have? I have? Was it was it when you
were in the in in radio and you couldn't jo
while you were watching it? Oh?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 1: Then in that case a couple of times, I guess.
But there was once in college that somebody goes, hey,
I got this video, and a bunch of us piled
into a room and we're watching it, and it felt
it was like weird to me because I was like.
Speaker 2: Six guys, Yeah, but you can't get up and leave,
you know what I'm saying? Like, who's gonna get up
and leave? And then to break the tension, my uh
friend Pete he had a tarantula in his room, but
we had when he left for break, somebody left the window,
opened the crack and it froze and died. But who
could who could hell looking at a tarantula carcass that
is dead? I can't.
Speaker 1: So he came in and he would walk around with it,
and he pretended to trip and he threw it and
it went up. Then you saw guys just fucking scatter
and just get out of there and then probably go
back to the room and beat off, but I can't
we did that once.
Speaker 2: There was a back in the day the HBO used
to have their softcore pornography all the time, and we
were up and they my buddy and his brother in
law had watched this. I had seen this one, so
they're gonna, they're gonna, they're gonna trick me. So they
tricked me, so I'm like, oh, you gotta put that
that one on for other buddy. So it's it's two
girls in the bathtub just making out, going at it,
and we all know what's coming. So we're all looking
at him, the one body that has no idea what's
going on, and all of a sudden, the two girls
steed up and they both are just hanging out and
he's like, he's like, ahh. Now. There was one where, oh.
Speaker 1: We went to Canada and radio and somebody was watching
some porn with Missus de Salvo, and I think we
went back to watch it and we were just laughing
because it was an older lady, like older I'm saying,
almost sixty, starring in this and it was Missus de
Salvo and I don't remember how it was, but god,
we were just roasting the guy who watched it. He
was bragging about it was the best, the best, bruh.
Speaker 2: I just think that if you're a police officer you're
looking at porn, you can't not if you're a man
looking at porn at any point, and this what is
the problem. If you're watching porn and you're alone, or
here with a young lady, or if you're fancy another gentleman,
that's fine as well. Yeah, but if you're watching with
a group of guys, like if we have on it here,
it would be weird.
Speaker 1: There's no jacking off, No, no, not at all. And
I'm pretending I'm not even seeing that. I'm I am
going I'm shocked on machine.
Speaker 2: I'm watching it, just cackling, and I'm looking at it.
I'm looking at I'm looking at everything. But what's going on.
I'm looking at this. I'm talking about how immature you
guys are. I'm just looking at the set, Like, look
at that fucking picture. Who do you think it is?
Wearing a porn I might do the same thing. How
do you think Danny would handle it? He would leave.
You get up and leave. Danny has some I can
see you doing it at a weekend down at the
lake with La Damien and all his people. You guys
just cracking out a porn and just having a roast vest.
Speaker 1: And I know somebody who used to uh watch porn
when it was on video in roof verse, so it
looked like like their their dicks turned into vacuums and
things laughing, crying, laughing, like crying, fucking laughing as we
watched it, but making he was making all these guys.
Speaker 2: It was one of the funniest, funniest things I've ever seen.
And I guess it was a regular, uh, a regular
occurrence with this person to do that. But yeah, watch
the porn and reverse all right, Ken, we'll uh, we'll
wrap it up. I gotta I'm sure you have somewhere.
I gotta get over to this game. I gotta see
what's happened. But the yeah, with the the waterfall, I gotta, yeah,
I gotta make sure the water's fall. That's exactly what
I have to do. I can't wait till you run
in some of your students tonight. I may and uh yeah,
I stopped the food fight today. Why that's where you eat.
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