Speaker 1: When your old career gives you lemons, throwing some ice,
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Dots jeep Ram. It's Billified the Bill Moran Podcast.
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Speaker 4: That's how we spread the word about the pirate ship.
Speaker 2: Why are you looking so glom down there?
Speaker 5: I know I'm excited per tonight. I'm like, I'm ammed
up already.
Speaker 6: Ramped up, already, all right.
Speaker 2: Just a little bump in the car. What happened? Doggy
freshes in the house. Who I'm back, baby, back in
the saddle again.
Speaker 6: I'm ready to.
Speaker 2: Get up, Bill Moran, let's do.
Speaker 6: Let's make a heaven baby.
Speaker 2: Kevin is here tonight, brought in a pizza.
Speaker 7: I gotta gotta What are you talking about?
Speaker 6: You forgot the blue cheese?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 8: I told you to come today.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, I don't know how to take that.
Speaker 2: I wasn't gonna address it. I knew you would let
it hang.
Speaker 6: What's speaking of that?
Speaker 3: What happened with a text and you and the last
time you were here? It was day two of school
for the kids. Oh yeah, and your kid was already
in trouble.
Speaker 6: Uh huh. Yeah, he got.
Speaker 8: In trouble three times last week.
Speaker 2: Really yeah, sounds like parenting.
Speaker 5: The first day he or the second day he punched
one of his friends in the back. He's seven, he's seven.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 8: And then another.
Speaker 5: Day game he yelled and interrupted the teacher like to
start screaming rac no.
Speaker 8: God, not my kid. And then the third day he
told the teacher to shut up.
Speaker 6: Oh, where's he learning this? Video games? Rap music?
Speaker 2: His father?
Speaker 5: Hold on On his back to school thing, he wrote
that he likes rap music.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, he's got we've got a baby sit Oh
my god. No, he wanted to make a extra money.
Speaker 2: He's great with kids.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 3: But then I don't know if there's a parallel here.
But what happened to you? Oh?
Speaker 5: I messed up yesterday. I I had a long day.
I was working in a hoarder home. Came home lor home,
hoarder home.
Speaker 3: An organized that, right, Yeah, so she goes in and organizes,
But then there's people with hoarders.
Speaker 2: So where is okay, Henrietta?
Speaker 8: Again, No, this one is Gates and it is a
really sad job. CPS had been called on them.
Speaker 2: Is this a family.
Speaker 8: It's a family.
Speaker 5: Uh, three kids at home, stay at home dad, the dad,
I have not met the wife, the dad and all
three children.
Speaker 2: They can't find her. She's buried under like.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, no, no no.
Speaker 3: I have saying that he hasn't met the mom, and
I said, you can't find her. She's under a pile
of something in the house.
Speaker 8: So CPS had been called.
Speaker 5: So they are now trying to hire a nanny to
come in and help so that the dad can clean
up and everything. While the nanny service said we won't
let anyone in your house under these conditions, hired this
woman to clean you out.
Speaker 8: So yes, it was just sad.
Speaker 5: They said that they had not vacuum their floors and
years I found rat schet. Oh oh yeah, I was like, Laura.
Speaker 2: Rat Ship.
Speaker 8: Huh ratchet.
Speaker 2: Well see ratchet.
Speaker 6: I mean that, go ahead, buddy.
Speaker 2: You know what I like? I mean, would you know
where he lives? There's rats all for that there.
Speaker 6: I know, I have a pretty clean banchelor pads because
they can't climb.
Speaker 3: Up, they can get it anywhere. But a rat is
different than a mouse.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, I was with mouse poop today, like it
just happened so many houses.
Speaker 8: I'm in a in mouse poop.
Speaker 6: I remember.
Speaker 3: I remember I was doing baffling in my when I
had a house. The attic so the air would run
up to the ridge, and I found a couple of
skeletons of mice that had just decomposed, you know, because
I had bought this house and I was going through
and doing all the things.
Speaker 5: I said, the worst thing I've ever come across is
I was doing a garage and the smell in there
was so bad and there was a decomposing.
Speaker 8: Squirrel and I had to like you had to move it. Yeah, I.
Speaker 2: Know, but sometimes they had to get underneath. It was
so bad, right you.
Speaker 8: Definitely discussing is the smell of it was so bad.
Speaker 2: Sometimes they die in the wall and you can't get
to them.
Speaker 6: They happened in my buddy. A cat disappeared, a La cat.
A cat disappeared. It was downstairs. There was an old
that laundry room, but just just the storage behind the door.
You couldn't get back out, and it died. And he
found it a few years later, and had they.
Speaker 3: Could never they could never find it. That they never
heard it or anything.
Speaker 6: Not it was a four to yeer house, you wouldn't.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you hear about the campcters and stuff. Always. It
was a long day.
Speaker 5: The dad was like crying to me as like are
you going to call CPS on me?
Speaker 8: I'm like no, Look you're getting this.
Speaker 5: Remedy, like you're trying to get your life back, Like,
I'm not going to call you.
Speaker 2: Just never know how bad people got it.
Speaker 8: No, you would not have aduse.
Speaker 6: You could just clean up.
Speaker 8: There are so many houses like this.
Speaker 3: This the thing is like it gets to a point
where it's overwhelming. Like I now have my son living
with me. We are in a small, small space. I
have dedicated fifteen minutes in the morning clean up. I
go home around noon. I'm usually here by seven now
because I drop them off at school.
Speaker 2: I go home around noon.
Speaker 3: I spent another fifteen minutes going through his area running
the vacuum, just.
Speaker 6: Because that's all it takes. That's all.
Speaker 2: But you let that shit slide for a week.
Speaker 3: Now you're an hour, now you're two hours, and then
it's all of a sudden you look at it go
You're overwhelmed. You don't feel like it. You put mental illness.
On top of that, you got a fucking disaster. I
tell people that my house is fired.
Speaker 2: You might as just light a fire and let it all.
Speaker 5: My house is not perfect by any means, but I
can clean up my house within twenty minutes.
Speaker 6: I have. I've got a better d. So I did
my breast cancer bowling a golf event. Yeah, so I
get a lot of shit out of my area, out
of my living room. So I decided to get big
bins and condense all the other ones.
Speaker 2: Yeah, smaller ones.
Speaker 6: So while I was going through, I found something I
didn't throw way. I'm kind of a hoarder, but cool,
I found such a thing.
Speaker 8: Is there a picture?
Speaker 10: Is? What?
Speaker 8: Do you have pictures of your apartment?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 9: Okay, they're all visual and Bill's Head can tell you
all about it.
Speaker 6: They come with a whole comedy skit too. This is
from Monday, May twentieth, two thousand and two.
Speaker 2: Laura, Laura, Laura, what do you think?
Speaker 6: What do you think this is?
Speaker 2: What do we think that is?
Speaker 6: Laura?
Speaker 5: I can already see that it's a spreadsheet of something.
So I'm going to go something with NFL stats, sports betting.
Speaker 8: Something.
Speaker 6: There is money about no This is a list of
the strippers that I worked with at Sam's South Brown,
their real name and their stage name. All right, give
me well, I'm going to somebody gonna do Laura. I'm
gonna do a lightning round right here. You're ready because
this goes a figure Laura.
Speaker 2: And if we can figure out the stage name.
Speaker 6: No, they just had the last name, not the first.
So there's Alicia, Yes, Annis, Anias, Angel Angelica, Anita, Asia,
Bamby Bella.
Speaker 11: These are all who goes by the Superna Anita, Anita, Bambi, Bella,
Betty Black, Brandy, Bridget Brook Brooklyn Brown, Sugar, Chrissa, Carman,
Cassandras Celebrates, Celeste h Chanel, share Cheyenne as a great
you can one of these.
Speaker 6: Let's go through these, in which one uh Cream Chris, Crystal,
Daisy Dallas, Deserray Diamond, there's always a Diamond, Dominique, dime piece.
Speaker 3: Than you guys, Here comes She'll organize your pants.
Speaker 6: Jeer Ginger, Goldie, Gypsy, Harmony, Isabelle, Italia, Jade, Jasmine always
a Jasmine, Jenna, Josie, Juliette, Candy with a kke Carla Katy,
Kate Kelly Ki, Kira, Kitty, Karina, Leilani, Lily, Lisa, Luna, Madison, Manuel, Marcia, Marcia, Maryland, Marina, May, Melissa,
uh Mina, Miria. We're never gonna know all. Monique makes sense,
Nikki page page Rain is a rain actually, Pamela Girl Pages,
Priscilla couple pages, Peaches, Princess, Raven, Rebecca read, Roberto Robin.
I'm almost done. No rain, no rain? Why moist? Last
one is yasmin and yo yo yo.
Speaker 2: Wait, give me an intro freez yo, we do it later.
Speaker 6: Yo yo yo yo yo, sister, yo yo.
Speaker 3: That's really funny. It's very funny. So take me back
to this hoarder. He's crying, you're.
Speaker 6: Exhaust and any fun things like this when they're hoarding.
Speaker 8: No, I find papers all the time.
Speaker 6: They don't find fun like little treasures, not really.
Speaker 8: Not stripper names. Oh you can't think.
Speaker 2: Nothing as good as that.
Speaker 6: I mean from eighteen fifty two or something like that.
Speaker 8: Or I find ship worth money all the time.
Speaker 12: Cool.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So anyway, so I leave this house. I was exhausted,
and last night I was also hosting my women's business
owner group over at my house, so I'm like, get home,
Joe had cleaned, like deep clean, like mop the floors.
Speaker 2: Like Laura clean, Joe clean. No, Joe cleaner, Laura clean.
Speaker 8: Oh no it was. It was clean in my opinion.
I was like, yeah, yeah, he does.
Speaker 2: So pretty good.
Speaker 8: I send a very nice text message.
Speaker 3: You sent a text message to Joe. Is this along
the lines of Katy Perry to Orlando Gloom?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Exactly what text did you send?
Speaker 8: All right?
Speaker 5: I said, just got home, started laundry and hopping in
the shower. Can't tell you how nice it is to
come home to a clean house.
Speaker 6: Makes you want later, I'm going to clean your clock, makes.
Speaker 5: You last sentence makes me want to suck your deck?
Speaker 2: WHOA, And she sent it to her dad.
Speaker 6: He said it to your dad. No, she said it
she sent it to who.
Speaker 5: I get a text message back two minutes later. Oh
my god, three laughing faces. It's from a fucking client. Oh,
someone whose house just sold and I'm helping her move. Nice,
so I reply, ha ha ha, wrong text the man
My boyfriend cleaned the entire house and mopped the floor.
Speaker 8: How could he not want to?
Speaker 6: That's a big oop. Oh that's good.
Speaker 2: So you see this client again, No big deal.
Speaker 8: Right tomorrow.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you send it to a girl or guy.
Speaker 8: I sent it to a female clab okay.
Speaker 6: But is she gonna cool lady?
Speaker 2: Older, very cool lady.
Speaker 5: She just wrote back that her husband's going to be
jealous and say, why can't I get a blow?
Speaker 2: Exactly exactly the little chore place cool enough for she'll
ask you if you actually oh.
Speaker 5: I guarantee tomorrow as soon as I walk it, and
she'll be like, so, how to go?
Speaker 6: Agreement?
Speaker 2: But I was a verbal binding agreement.
Speaker 6: I was did you re send it to your boyfriend? Though?
Speaker 5: I screenshot the whole thing and sent it to him,
and he was cracking off. But I did you know,
sometimes if you realize you send it to the wrong person,
you can delete it. I had no idea because I
was texting yeah, and then like I didn't realize, I
attended to her like phenomenal.
Speaker 2: It's too bad he didn't send it to the sad
hoarder guy.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, said a fast on the curve of
no time.
Speaker 8: I'm supposed to go back there on Friday.
Speaker 5: I would have had to cancel because he already gave
me the creepy vibes.
Speaker 2: Oh really? Oh yeah, Well, there's probably clearly mental illness there. Yeah,
I got a thing.
Speaker 5: Yeah. His kids are five, fourign two.
Speaker 2: Oh god, and they're in that filth.
Speaker 8: Yeah. I don't know.
Speaker 5: Uh no, but the two year old definitely had a
poopy diaper all day.
Speaker 2: Long, and I don't think nobody changed.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the two year old was like playing in the
area that the rat chit was.
Speaker 2: And I was like, good lord, Doug, did you watch
the game last night?
Speaker 6: I saw both of them. Yeah, I was so drunk,
double vision. How did well the night? Are they cheaters? No?
Did they cheat? Attit?
Speaker 3: I'm watching the post game, and you know, the big
talk was that Christian McCaffrey was not playing and he
didn't play, and they did play, and uh so I'm
watching the post game and they kept saying that this kid,
what's his name?
Speaker 6: Is he a rookie running back? I don't know, it's
it's they should have they should have put on that
Christen McCaffrey was injured or questionable, and they did it,
and they're supposed to do.
Speaker 5: It, be questionable all day because I have him.
Speaker 3: It's Jordan Mason, You're right, Jordan Mason is the is
the running back he's the backup running back, and uh,
he had a pretty good game.
Speaker 6: He did had a great I think he would have
one touchdown, Yeah, twenty eight times he can. Well, we
were preparing for McCaffrey and then they throw this guy
in and it threw up a whole game.
Speaker 3: So, well, here's what the NFL has rules like, you've
got to disclosed by a certain date if someone's not
going to play, but you can have guys be game
time just decision. So they kept saying he was a
game time decision. But I'm watching this last night. I
just happened to catch it. I don't even know how
I happen to catch it. I go, this is awesome.
This poor kid stepped into a pile of ship.
Speaker 6: Why did you.
Speaker 8: Find out that you're going to be starting to maybe
Friday Friday night, you.
Speaker 6: Know something like that.
Speaker 3: Okay, Friday Friday night, something like that. Now, because they
kept they left it out there that he was going
to play like it's it, I'm not, it didn't it
didn't matter. They didn't need Christian mccaf I.
Speaker 6: Mean, they're they're going to find the Niners. They are
going to find it. And mostly it's because and Boomer
Siasin did this when he was with the Jets. He
was questionable the whole season, and then he started on
a Sunday. And it's more for the betting lines in
the in the you got it.
Speaker 3: That's exactly right, and I'm glad it's not so much
for the other team necessarily preparing or not.
Speaker 6: They're going to prepare as though the guys. And it's
things like this to make people think of the NFL
is fixed and they're complaining that much about the point
spread and McCaffrey and the fantasy football and we had
no Friday night.
Speaker 9: They said the spread is effected like when Brady would
be injured.
Speaker 2: Yeah, sure's a six point spread.
Speaker 9: And with Jordan Love being out for the Packers, that
line went from the Packers plus four, yes, four, to
getting three.
Speaker 3: I wonder if the pers season bread is sort of
down the drain because of this.
Speaker 2: We don't I don't know. I haven't heard what the
injury is with Jordan Love. Do you did you?
Speaker 9: I with the guy they picked up, I wouldn't think
it's that's an injury.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 9: If you're gonna go bad of an injury, you're gonna
go out and get a bigger name quarterback.
Speaker 3: But I do think, well, Christian McCaffrey is the number
one fantasy player. I had no idea. I didn't know
that until last night. That's why I comp here. I
don't play fantasy. This guy's an amazing athlete, right, it's
just animal. And I used to love watching his dad
with the Broncos as a receiver. But he this kid,
he's one of the few kids that is better than
their old man. I would say he is, and I
would say Griffy Junior was better than Griffy and Peyton better. Well,
I always I always questioned that one. And the only
reason I say that is his father was on all
these shitty teams.
Speaker 2: He was running for his life in Saint Louis.
Speaker 9: Peyton was on good teams. He just couldn't win a
big game. Yes, Peyton was every year. But Peyton did
do uh, did set all kinds of records, right, he would.
I'm sure he's better.
Speaker 6: Against Brady, but I would put better than his father.
Speaker 3: Yeah, But then when you look at like, you know Jordan,
or do you wonder about Lebron's kids or you know
what I mean, there's a few.
Speaker 2: That I just don't know that they'll ever be that good.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's a weird, but that's also you're looking at
the two of the greatest players of all time.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I know.
Speaker 9: It's like kids, would you go into would you even
go into it?
Speaker 6: I think there was a private school they had Joe
Montana's son, Jerry Rice's son, and Gretzky's son. I think
you're right, all playing sports and I don't think he
even really evolved into anything. No, I think I think, uh,
the other son of course in Colorado, Yeah, sand.
Speaker 3: He doesn't look like he's a bad quarterback necessarily with
shitty look like shit, I want my dad to.
Speaker 9: Be Trent Edwards, like to be better than him. I
don't want him to be Joe Montana. No, I don't
want my dad to be.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Uh, but this thing with McCaffrey was was was kind
of funny, and it does affect the betting lines and
fantasy players. But then this poor kid, so he's of
course you got to step up to the podium after
the game, and here's what happened.
Speaker 6: Maybe I sucked it up and I do it. There
we go. When did you find out that you'd be
in the starting lineup.
Speaker 5: That question right there is while I'm at, Oh, that's
why I don't like really talking to media, because you
say one thing wrong and then you know.
Speaker 6: But he already said it wrong, right.
Speaker 3: They caught him on the field, right, So the poor kid,
like he certainly didn't do anything, you know what I mean,
but you know they caught him, and go, bro, you
can't be saying ship.
Speaker 9: And who knows what the team said to him. Hey,
Christian might be a you maybe.
Speaker 3: Started one hundred, But I'll tell you like the guy
who I hear is because they do a lot of
you know, having these kids talk to the press, their kids.
Speaker 2: I mean, they're literally what is this guy twenty one?
Twenty two? Maybe right?
Speaker 6: Maybe?
Speaker 2: I mean you're still kind of all right?
Speaker 3: And TI kill I hear is really great when he
walks into a room and with the press, of course.
Speaker 2: He's that.
Speaker 6: What's that story? Well, he got pulled.
Speaker 2: To the game, he was got a Scheffler, he got het.
Speaker 3: He got pulled over and I heard he was doing
somewhere between one hundred and the ninety, weaving and out
of traffic. Cop pulls him all and they knock on
the window when he rolls down the window. He goes, bro,
stop knocking out my window. I'm getting the stuff. I'm
getting the stuff, just don't knock in the window. And
then he puts the window back up. So now the
guy's knocking on the window and he goes, here's my stuff.
Speaker 6: And the guy goes get out of the car.
Speaker 3: He goes, I don't need to get out of the car,
and right here he goes, keep the window down, and
he goes, okay, and he puts it up like halfway,
sort of halfway, and I can understand why. I think
it's any media or anything, so this would block it
a little bit. So the cop goes all the way
down and he's like, all right, all right, I'm putting
it down. And then he goes, you're not fast enough,
and he opens the door, pulls him out, throws him
on the ground, face down, puts the cuffs on him,
turns him around, stands him up, and then says to
him sit down, and he goes, I'm sitting down, but
I just had surgery on my knee. And he's going
down and this other cop comes and they just fucking
slam him.
Speaker 2: To the ground and it looks really bad.
Speaker 6: It just looks really really bad.
Speaker 3: Not that I mean, I get the idea that you
probably shouldn't say to the cop, don't bang on my window.
Speaker 6: I get that. But the same time, but.
Speaker 9: On the cops defense too, you've got tinted out windows
that you don't.
Speaker 2: Know what's in there. That's it. That's why they kept
saying keep it down.
Speaker 3: But well, I'm sure there'll be more on this that
comes out, probably a couple there'll be more that comes
down on this.
Speaker 6: But the video doesn't like.
Speaker 3: It doesn't like because he started complying, and he was
being nice to them and speaking, and then all of
a sudden, I hear one of the guys there's another
piece of all.
Speaker 2: The other comes out and goes, that's three killed.
Speaker 6: Guy goes, oh fuck, I'm in trouble.
Speaker 2: In trouble.
Speaker 6: I don't know, because he suspended him without pay right,
I don't know.
Speaker 3: Well, when you watch, when you watch it. Then one
guy was but again I don't know, I don't know
what's down. You know, it's a tough thing, and he said. Afterwards,
he goes, look, I want to be a police officer,
so I support state troopers and everything so that.
Speaker 2: They want to be a cop like a copp Ers.
You want to be a cop like Shack?
Speaker 6: I don't. Yeah, it's a great question.
Speaker 3: It's a great question, kind of like shak Shack is
uh honorary police everywhere everywhere.
Speaker 2: He's done ride along, He's gone on the rest and things.
I think he's been deputized by.
Speaker 3: I don't know where you find a uniform big enough
for a guy like that or the right you know,
don't they issue you boots and everything?
Speaker 6: Were? I mean being in the back seat, that's where
you sit is a ride along. Buddy's have done this
before years ago, and it's interesting, you see, Yeah, you
should you have. I did it with.
Speaker 8: Live podcast.
Speaker 6: That would be cool. Pull up. I got hold on
Asia Sharing Cheyenne in the Corner and Crystal Asia Dallas Desert. Sharon.
Speaker 2: Sure, Oh, I thought you said Sharon. I'm like, wait,
there's a Sharon stage. Somebody's supername is.
Speaker 6: Clara.
Speaker 3: All right, we'll take a moment. There's a comedian named
Moony Karthy. Moody is from Syracuse and he I don't
know if he's working out new material or not. He's
done in the past a couple of Letterman appearances. I
pulled some audio of his Letterman appearance. We'll hear some
of that. He's been on Kimmel and Star Search and
Last Comic Standing and now lives in New York City.
But we'll be at the Rickles room at Comedy at
the Carlson this Saturday night, so we will talk to
Moody McCarthy.
Speaker 2: Right after this.
Speaker 3: Victor Chrysler dodged Jeep ram Rude ninety six and Victor,
you know, I was telling you about the Halsale that
they were having. They had a lot of hail damage
down there, and we've had more tornadoes and stuff this
season than I have ever remembered in our part of
the world. But you're gonna save big because they're taking
up to twenty thousand dollars off brand new vehicles.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 3: I happen to be driving a Jeep Wrangler for XE
because it also does a little bit of electric. It's
a hybrid and I love it.
Speaker 2: It's so great. Plug it in.
Speaker 3: It gets about thirty miles on a charge, but that's
not bad for around town. Stuff saves you on the
gas and if your battery goes like let's say you
use all the charge in the battery, it flips over
to gas without you doing a thing like cheap.
Speaker 2: It's just done everything now right, It's so great.
Speaker 3: I really love this, but it has some hail damage
to it and you wouldn't even know looking at it.
And you could get this brand new hybrid, high end
rag top beautiful jeep electric blue.
Speaker 6: With big savings and it's brand spanking new. That's what
I'm saying.
Speaker 3: So go down to Victor Chrysler dotg JYE brand. It's
an unbelievable dealership. It's gonna be a nice sleiking dealership
you've ever walked into. I guarantee that, and the staff
is gonna be able to take care of you, and
you're gonna save big like They're gonna get you in
something that's safe, reliable and treat you right.
Speaker 6: That's what it's all about.
Speaker 3: You can find out more online at Victor cdjr dot
com or in person on Route ninety six in Victor.
Speaker 2: It's Victor Chrysler Dodge Jeep.
Speaker 3: Ram only because he's from Syracuse. Benny mardonas which I
always wanted to be in the I wanted to be
in the writer's room for this song because I think
he started out she's just twelve years old, and.
Speaker 6: Like Benny, we got to get it up. We got it.
Speaker 2: We got a little a little higher, Benny, a.
Speaker 6: Little higher a little.
Speaker 2: But have you ever met Benny Moody?
Speaker 6: Never met him. I never never met him.
Speaker 10: Okay, a local legend. Yeah, think he spent his final
years maybe there. He wasn't from there. He just like
the crowd took you know, his fans.
Speaker 3: It was a weird thing because I remember him coming
into Rochester and he came up to the radio station
and oh my god, he was a lot. He was
a lot, but he was Syracuse. That was That was
a huge hit for him. And I think it hit twice.
I think it was like an eighty three and then
again in eighty seven or eighty eight.
Speaker 6: Once she turned eighteen. Yeah, I think so. I think
that was it.
Speaker 3: Uh, Moody McCarthy is joining us via zoom and there's
all kinds of I've been trying to set this up.
I was telling Moody, I got a new laptop, so
I came in here today tested it out. I got
the same story early. Talk to my son in Saint
Louis who's working on his passes. He gave me a
tour of his place and I'm talking to I got
multiple cameras. Moody comes on, I got I got nothing,
I got absolutely nothing.
Speaker 10: And mind I thought this was a daily show.
Speaker 6: Yes, it is a daily show, and there's daily problems,
daily problems.
Speaker 3: Moody is, uh, what you're in? Live in New York City? Now,
live in New York Are you at the comedy sellow
right now? I see a blackboard there.
Speaker 10: And oh, no, you know, this is my uh, this
is my zoom, this is my quarantine room. Okay, well
I just I just painted a wall green, but it's
a specific like video green colors. And then when I
did shows, I would have my notes over here. The
one upside of doing virtual comedy is you could look
at your notes. How did the virtual then anything?
Speaker 2: How did that work for you?
Speaker 10: It didn't? Bill, No, you know, it's funny. It was
like early on it was it was that's why I'm
standing up now. I did the first time I did
a show, you know, like everyone else, I had a
couple months off with like no you know, I was
on unemployment. It was pretty humbling. And then I got
some offer to do some uh you know, some company party.
Everyone's working remotely, and I was sitting down at my
desk and I I bomb so bad. I was like,
I'm not used to sitting down right, and I was
just talking and talking into my laptop. So then I
finally upgraded everything. So now I have like, you know,
I got a handheld mic.
Speaker 3: Oh, I got a real good stund so like our
friend does, Doug does, dougle tape himself at home and
I loved it because Doug. Then at one time he
send me a video He's going, hey, folks, welcome to
comedy at the girls and he riches down, pulls up
a blanket, whips.
Speaker 6: It out of the view of the camera, Like I go, yeah.
Speaker 3: He's throwing laundry around. It's at home comedy. It's the
perfect time to practice somewhere.
Speaker 6: Yeah that's awesome.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, Moody. It was wild early on though, no
one knew how to work their laptops, you know, you
do these shows. There were one hundred devices, you know,
like three hundred people were probably watching it, but it
was like it was like a hundred miked up living rooms.
No one, No one knew how to He's like telling
jokes to leaf blowers. This is true.
Speaker 6: I don't.
Speaker 10: I hate to do my act, but this is completely true.
I still do virtual shows. I'll probably do a couple
in December. And it's like the corporate like corporate ones,
and it's a lot of it. People ye are a
little shy to begin with. I've done a handful of
them where it's like forty employees, but every single one
of them has their camera and microphone off. Oh surely
do so it's me standing in my basement. You see
nothing doing forty five minutes, hearing nothing back.
Speaker 2: It's like radio.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but at least when like what I did talk Rady,
you had somebody else there, you know what I mean. Yeah,
And the best kind of stuff to do is when
it's just you and that person. Then you forget that
anybody else would be listening. But it's hard when you're
doing comedy, which which you can feed off a crowd,
like the energy of a room can really determine a
great set from an okay set, Like you could have
great material, but it lands different when the audience is,
you know, laughing, well when they're laughing, or you get
them like right out of work. If you get these
early shows at seven o'clock sometimes it is okay, but
like a six is usually tough because they're you know,
nobody's in the.
Speaker 2: Room moved to laugh. Those late shows, unless they're really drunk,
are usually pretty good.
Speaker 9: Did you do anything crazy during quarantine? Like I know
comedy Carlston had the shows in the poutside in the car.
Speaker 10: I did a diner. It was a diner parking line.
We were up on the flatbed of a pickup truck
and uh I did the second week. In the first week,
every comic went short. No one could remember their act
like everyone was atrip, you know.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 10: Yeah, So in the first week, if the if the
people in the cars, if they liked the joke, they'd
hit the horn.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 10: Finally the cops showed up and go, hey, we can't
have thirty cars in the horse thirty seconds.
Speaker 3: That's that's pretty good. H Let's say why why Moody's on.
Moody's going to be a comedy at the Carlson playing
in the Wrickles Room Saturday night. And yeah, I gotta
tell you, I'm a big fan of the Wrickles Room.
It's a tighter room to me. I like that kind
of stuff. Have you done the comedy cellar, I would
assume you.
Speaker 10: Yeah, the cellar, the Seller of the Carlson, the celler
I've done.
Speaker 3: I was incaution of that. That that's sort of that amphitheater.
And it's tighter, is my point. I'm in a cellar, no,
I know, I do know. I can see that.
Speaker 10: The low ceiling there, may see right there. I was
in it, the Comedy Cellar. I could tell you when
it was because my girls were real little. My girls
are eight and nine, so it was probably about six
years ago. And then and you know, the Comedy Seller
is probably the best comedy club in the world. In
the conversation, yeah, and so you'd follow, you know, I
follow Kevin Hart and Jode Appatoo and this. But fun
actually following those celebrities. It is a little nerve wracking,
but the crowd's in a good mood. They it's it's
actually kind of easier. It's easier than following an unknown,
high energy person who kills you know. Yeah, it's easier
to go on after a known like celebrity. And I
always do the same job. I follt Seinfeld one time
at a different club and I think I just asked.
I'll ask one of the staff with the cover charges.
I just go on stage. I tell the crowd, Hey,
welcome back to the fifteen dollars show.
Speaker 2: That's good, that's right.
Speaker 10: But the selling, yeah, the seller I was. I was
there for about a year and it just kind of
got filtered out. It was a time when well, first
of all, the rosters unbelievably stacked. But I just had
these kids, and I wasn't writing too much stuff. I
was kind of nervous to do. So I was doing
like greatest Hits fifteen minutes every time. And they don't
like that. And I don't blame them for not liking that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because well it seems a little unfair.
Speaker 3: But I hear because when you're at the same club
doing the same material all the time, there may be
people that are coming because.
Speaker 10: Yeah, they might get some regulars, and just the staff
has the staff has the right to hear a new
joke once in a while. It's funny that Carlson, let
me tell you about the cars so so market Ballito.
I've known from two clubs. Ago used to be Comics
Cafe back in the nineteen all.
Speaker 3: I loved Comics Cafe with John Parone JJ paron the
late JJ.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I love that place. Yep.
Speaker 10: So I know in Mark a long time and I've
been bad room to come uh to the Carlson. So
finally he goes, hey, yeah, we'll get you a Saturday
there in September. And then now mostly I'm like a
corporate I guess, so whatever, and he emails me Monday
he goes, hey, hey, man, we sold twelve tickets. Okay,
I better, wow, better, I better?
Speaker 6: You know, so well, get out there, can I'm a
good season.
Speaker 3: Let me think something that will make you extremely uncomfortable
right now?
Speaker 2: Can I play a little.
Speaker 3: Bit of you from your first Letterman appearance while you
sit here and listen back and making sure here here's
here would be the great thing like Mystery Science Theater.
You can tell us how the joke developed, like how
you devote o joke, you know what I mean?
Speaker 6: Okay, yeah, yea, we'll do a little that.
Speaker 10: Fromman, what year was this so great to be here?
So I'll tell you yeah, the first one. The first
one was twenty twelve.
Speaker 6: Okay, here we.
Speaker 10: Go, so great to be here? So I'll tell you
about myself. I'm under a ton of pressure. I'm not married,
and I only have a year a hair left, so
it's exciting. I think I like that woman with a
raspy voice. That's very attractive to men. When we hear
a woman with a raspy voice, we think, hey, maybe
she's all done yelling. You can see you'll be hearing
these same jokes at the Carlson Saturday Night.
Speaker 6: I like that, like those were material. Just stick with it.
Speaker 2: Well, to me, that's timeless stuff.
Speaker 6: You could do that.
Speaker 10: Yeah, girl Smith, that raspy voice, That raspy voice joke
has a high in my act, has its highest batting
average in my act.
Speaker 2: Sure it does, because every guy goes, yeah, oh yeah,
I know that one.
Speaker 10: I beat the hell up. I remember writing that joke.
I didn't think that it was about Kathleen Turner was
on Broadway. I was love Kathleen Turner body heat, oh yeah,
and someone was talking about her raspy voice. Yeah, I
love that boy, And that's I just remember writing the joke.
Speaker 6: That was That was very It was very good.
Speaker 3: And then on the second one, Lettering came out to
you and shook your hand, which I always saw the time.
Speaker 6: Well, he didn't always do with every comic.
Speaker 10: He was funny, like they would tell you his handlers
were kind of nervous, like he's it was not a
relaxed staff. That he's my guy. I love letterman, he's
my guy. He's my guy. And uh. And I'd been
there before. I had tagged along when a couple of
my friends had done it, my buddy John Fish and
a friend of mine from Buffalo, Andy Pitts. So I'd
been there and i'd seen it before. But they tell
you they go all right at the end of your set,
don't look for Dave to stand still and face the
audience right. And he would do a little game. Sometimes
he would show up on the near side of the comic.
Sometimes he would walk around behind him comic and come
up on the other side. He was kind of funny
like that. But then he shakes your hand, he does
the plug whatever, and you're escorted right away. So I knew,
I knew you don't interact with him, but but I
was fine with that. That that was that.
Speaker 6: Was how cold was that studio?
Speaker 2: Because I was pretty.
Speaker 10: Yea, it is pretty cold, that we said. It keeps
the comedy fresh.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he kept it cold. And then I did hear
like his staff was almost afraid of him.
Speaker 10: They were, they were. There was a little bit of
that always went.
Speaker 3: I hated that kind of stuff because it was the
same thing around the Ellen Show, and everybody who was
like that had some kind of shitty thing come out
about them. And I don't know it ever really happened
with Dave other than he banged an intern and they.
Speaker 10: Were yeah, yeah, yeah, Well he's married at the time,
I believe he was.
Speaker 2: And I had a kid.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and he was getting blackmailed.
Speaker 3: Well, he was getting blackmailed, and so he decided to
take the and step up and he did it right
on TV.
Speaker 6: I remember that.
Speaker 10: I know the crowd thought he was kidding. Yes, And
I think it was kind of a unrelated to his
comedy career. It was how to get ahead of a story.
It was like a that's how you do it, like
he he got ahead of the story, control.
Speaker 2: Of it as well.
Speaker 6: Work for me.
Speaker 10: Yes, I don't know.
Speaker 3: Well that that was where jay Leto had that interview
in it, and that's what propelled them right ahead of
Letterman and round right.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And it was that and they worked with her
out and killed Did you really, legs, Can I ask
you some questions? She goes, Yeah, go where'd you get cuts?
She goes right around the corner and she was getting
him head and he was jointed so much his leg
kept hitting the brake pedal and kept going on sporadically,
and they tried the cops like what's wrong with this car?
Oh my god came and got him.
Speaker 10: Now that for real?
Speaker 6: Yeah wow? And then she went across. How funny is
that season got into porn and then escorts service and
all that. Yeah, but uh yeah, friendly to me and
only worked for that I think one night.
Speaker 3: See because now, on the other hand, we'll talk about
Leno for a second. Like his staff loved him, and
NBC was making cuts and they came in and said,
we're gonna have to cut all, you know, your staff
and get rid of people. And he said, how about
I take half the money and give the rest to
the staff, And so he took He took half his salary.
Speaker 10: And I think Letterman did that too, though Letaman was
loyal behind the scenes. Yeah, but I think.
Speaker 6: Was it Bill Chef who was the head writer there?
Speaker 10: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah yeah. In fact, Bill Shaft after
my first set, came into the green room. I still
don't know. I'd say twenty percent to tell me that
I had a good set. Yeh, eighty percent to grab
a pile of cookies.
Speaker 6: He's a sweet guy.
Speaker 10: Oh he's he's great, He's cool. I got to meet
him just once or twice. I played in the softball
league and he played in there. Uh towards the tail end,
but uh yeah, great, great guy, very very very funny,
very funny dude.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then you've done every like talk about the
Star Search thing or yeah, because all that stuff was
like I used to love watching that and I was.
Speaker 6: A big fan. Amazing the people that were on that.
Speaker 2: Yes, he didn't realize, don't realize.
Speaker 10: Yeah, well you know what. They once in a while
get introduced for someone who mentioned Star Search, and the
crowds like how old is this kid? That? Yes, they
had the original one, the one that everyone knows with
the with uh ed John Ed McMahon, and then they
brought it back in two thousand and three with our
Sineo Hall and I was I was on that one.
Hey you know who else was on that? I believe
Rochester native Jamie Lissau was on that. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah,
jamis on that.
Speaker 3: Jamie, he was on Star Search and then he did
the Tonight Show and now he's a regular on Gutfeld.
Speaker 10: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah. I haven't seen him in a while.
He's doing great though. I follow him online. Yeah so yeah.
So I did Yeah Stars. That was my first TV
and it was live, and then it was live to
the Eastern and Central time zones and those people would vote,
and then I guess Mountain and Western they would just
watch it on delay, and they didn't they didn't get
to vote. I have a funny story about a friend
of mine is a comic name Rob Rostein, and he
was on after me but still a March of two
thousand and three, and he made the finals. Okay, and
in the finals, if you win, you get one hundred grand,
and you know, one hundred grand, So he's in the finals.
I'm watching this like, uh, I can't remember where I'm
watching it. He does about two jokes and then Dan
Rather pops up on the screen. It's CBS. The Iraq
War just broke out, so he's live. He's live on
the air and the Iraq War breaks out and he
and I talked to him late. I you know, I
knew him. We used to hang out at the same club.
In the city. He h, he said he finished this.
They didn't know and said they finished this set, they
stopped the show. What's her name? Uh? Naomi Judd leaves
the studio audience in prayer, and then the other guy
never goes on. So the show's on hiatus for like
three weeks, and then they bring him back and here's
what they told him. They go, they go now and
oh the judges that the celebrity judges had already graded him.
They gave them all like decent scortes. I think four
out of five.
Speaker 6: He go.
Speaker 10: They go, Rob, you come back. You can do the
same set, okay, and the will garant to you. No
matter what, the judges will give you the same score.
The people at home we can't control all. Right now,
the guy he's going against didn't go out. The country
didn't see him yet. So he goes. Uh, he goes
and by the way, he's in the finals. It's not
like he's been scrolling away another a list set, right sure,
all his best stuff. So he goes out. He goes out,
and the judges all giving fours, and then the other
guy comes out and uh, just the people at home
just a landslide for the other guy. The people at
home are going this guy did the same jokes three
weeks again. So so that one hundred Iraq war. The
Iraq war costs Rob Ross team maybe possibly one hundred grand.
Speaker 3: Well the hundred they give him a hundred grand candy bar.
That would be the runner up price, Like, wouldn't it
be the word?
Speaker 2: Oh? Poor guy? What is he doing now? You still
see him?
Speaker 10: He's in Las Vegas, I think, And I'm not sure
what he's up to. I'm not sure what I rather
probably maybe join the army, maybe went the other way
and listed you know.
Speaker 6: Money.
Speaker 2: McCarthy will be at comedy at the Carlton.
Speaker 3: You can get your tickets at Carlsoncomedy dot com in
the Rickles Room. This will be Saturday night, very funny.
Guy grew up in Syracuse.
Speaker 10: Yeah, grew up in Syracuse. Yeah. Now, I don't know
if Rochester people. I meet people all the time. They
go Syracuse. Oh, yeah, I got I got a friend
and you know, they name a suburb. Yeah, I got
a friend in DeWitt. Yeah, are you I go? No,
I'm there. A lot of people are unfamiliar with the
Syracuse part of Syracuse. I don't know if that happens
in Rochester.
Speaker 3: Well already says Rochester. But we're like, we're in Fairport
and that's okay. Yeah, buddy foodie lives in Fairport.
Speaker 10: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah yeah yeah. So I tell people
I'm from a Syracuse, which is a suburb of Liverpool
and DeWitt and all the other.
Speaker 6: But yeah, Moody grew up there. What was there like
nine children? Eight? No, it says right here, I got
I looked him up. He's a six of seven children
and graduated from Cockran High School in nineteen eighty four
before attending New York University. His birthday is January twenty third.
He's gonna be fifty eight.
Speaker 13: You're going to write his dating, introducing him like he's
a stripper. Then, ladies, here he comes in showtime. Keep
your hands and feet inside the car till the rye
comes to complete stop all the way from Syracuse, the
Big Orange himself. Get ready for Moody. You make carthy amen.
Speaker 10: Hey, you know, I think we're like the last generation
that could even lie about our age because those days
are over now with oh yeah kids today.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I dated somebody who lied about her age big
time and got away with it.
Speaker 6: I think older, younger.
Speaker 10: Yeah, well she was younger than me. And then oh yeah,
you know she would wait oh no, true story, true story.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I lean all wait for the punchline to come.
Speaker 10: I got a punchline about Corkoran High because did Corkoran High.
We were the Cougars. It was our name, the Corkoran Cougers.
So it's our buddy, Sean Foody, Corkoran Cook, Kevin Foody,
his brother, and our mascot was the coach's wife.
Speaker 12: That was that's the.
Speaker 6: Uh moody.
Speaker 3: Do you ever do any writing for like movies or
anything like that? I saw a writing, tried.
Speaker 10: A little bit. I wrote a little Uh. I've only
been paid once or twic little stuff, just bumping up
a little bit of things. I'm trying to do that now,
actually trying to do that now a little bit. And
uh and uh yeah what else am I working on?
I'm trying to write a screenplay?
Speaker 6: Are you trying to write a screenplay? Yeah? Yeah, it's
not an easy thing to do.
Speaker 10: No, and it's very easy to postpone, very very easy.
Speaker 3: Well, so I'm reading a book that's called the uh
War of Art and it's all. It's all about all
the ship that gets in your way when you're trying
to write. And true writers say they got to sit
down like it's a job, and they start, you know,
they go for four hours at a time, but they
start at nine. They turn off all devices, try to
block everything out and get as immersed as they can.
And even if they're stuck, they just keep plotting along
every day until till something comes.
Speaker 2: And I go, man, that's that's I don't.
Speaker 3: Know, because everything else they're going is just that distraction.
It's the resistance to doing what you need to be doing.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and it's hard.
Speaker 10: It's probably like a little fear of you want it
to be perfect when you put it on the paper. Yeah,
and that gets an your way and stuff like that.
Speaker 6: But uh, yeah, that's awesome.
Speaker 2: I thought you bought the gummy for that to help
with that.
Speaker 3: Well, there is doesn't help the gummies since it's legalization.
The creative stuff does. Yeah, but it's more of a
heady high than it is a it's more of a.
Speaker 2: Creative painting on the wall.
Speaker 6: I get a question for Moody, So what's your work
schedule are you? Are you gone most weekends? Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
come home Sunday. You set up your own gigs. Do
you have an agent or you just call comedy clubs
or how's that work on a circuit.
Speaker 10: There's no pattern to it. In fact, I'm not really
in the clubs a lot. I'm like, I'm kind of
like I do mostly private events, and it's like feasts
or famine. So I'll have like a flurry of stuff.
I'm trying to think what I'm doing. Well. This week
I'm in in Rochester with Carlson. The week after I'm
at like a theater outside of Denver that reached out
to me like a little place, No Arkansas. I've been
going to Arkansas. I'm doing Denver next month. Then I
do little private thing. My busiest month is like December.
I do corporate holiday parties. Yeah, and I remember during
the first quarantine, I did like four zoom in one night.
I did four zoom corporate holiday shows.
Speaker 6: Really do you do from down there from where you
are right now?
Speaker 10: I do?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 10: I do. Yeah. You know it's funny because you guys,
your equipment got mixed around today. My stuff got shoved around.
I was actually running a little late, so I was
privately relieved that you guys were a little behind. But
as crappy as this looks, it can I do a
little theater backdrop And I got some I got some
zoom jokes and everything like that. So I still do
a couple of those, and then I do, uh, I
do privacy country clubs.
Speaker 6: Did you record any did those zoom sets? No?
Speaker 10: I didn't. I didn't. I probably should. I always feel
funny with like a corporate thing, like they probably don't
want me recording to quarantine. I mean I did a
crazy show.
Speaker 6: Oh I got much a crazy shown. Record them anyways.
They don't turn their exactly.
Speaker 10: I just have their names on there. Remember the first
time I did that show where everyone was muted and
every camera's off. I go upstairs. My wife goes, how
is the show? I go, I have no idea.
Speaker 6: Well it's got to be.
Speaker 10: I forget this even happen. Here's a crazy one. So
this is like July or August of twenty twenty, right
in the meat of the Quarantine, I got an email
to do an afternoon show for a corporate their team
of fifteen people, some kind of corporate team. Just do
fifteen minutes. I go great, I'll do Hey, I was
actually on vacation. I go, yeah, I'll do it, just
like three hundred bucks whatever. I'm not even kidding. I
couldn't believe it. It was Phizer's senior global team. This is
why they're working while they're working on the quarantine. It
was unbelievable. And my wife, so I go, I go,
I'm doing the show for Pfiser. I go, it's on WebEx.
You know my wife, my wife works. Yeah, she I
had never I've been on Zoom, Microsoft teams r. She goes,
Oh my, she goes, oh my god. WebEx is the
buggiest one. You know. It's just so they have this meeting.
They bring me in and it it ends the meeting.
They got to reboot, like for ten minutes, ten minutes,
and I come back on, I go, did I just
slow down the vaccine by ten minutes?
Speaker 6: Here?
Speaker 10: What this happened?
Speaker 2: Here?
Speaker 6: It was?
Speaker 10: It was strange, though, but I remember joking with them.
I go, hey, you know, I don't know, I forget
who else that the big vaccine? I go, I don't know.
I don't know if the other vaccine companies are having
a comedy show right now. But you're not having a
non name. They could probably got Richard Ricky Gervas is
doing their show. They were good sports. It was a
weird one.
Speaker 3: That is weird Moody McCarthy. Get your tickets at Carlson
Coomedy dot com. You will not be disappointed in the
Rickles Room. A little more intimate setting right there. Yeah,
Saturday night, if I didn't have that, my mom coming on,
maybe maybe i'll maybe maybe I'll take March for no,
maybe I'll leave March and uh, she comes Friday and
we gotta do stuff Friday, and maybe I'll come out
and see Moody.
Speaker 2: I'd love that.
Speaker 10: It might be very intimate.
Speaker 2: Guys, this person gets heckled at least twice.
Speaker 10: Well, I got to tell you, guys, it's honored to
be on the Billified show because I grew up listening
to the Billified show. Yeah that's my stock joke.
Speaker 6: I really I grew up listening to right there somewhere Kimmel.
Where does Kimmel rank?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 10: You know it's so, I tell them.
Speaker 3: So.
Speaker 10: I was very lucky. I got to do Letterman, Kimmel
and Conan, and people ask how they were personally.
Speaker 6: I go.
Speaker 10: Letterman's like a ghost. You don't really interact with him. Uh,
Kim a real cool guy. Seemed like a great guy.
Conan you can't get rid of. He'll follow you home.
Speaker 3: He seems like even his podcast Conan O'Brien's New Best
Friend or In Search of Meets a Friend, Cony, he's
a friend, that's what. It's a great podcast. But it
sounds like he just latches eyes of people. Whether or
not that's true, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I have no idea.
Speaker 10: He's funny. He was really funny. I remember I was prepared.
After the set, he came up next to me. Hey,
first of all, I had from the Letterman training. I
I didn't even I just kept facing the crowd and
he comes to Hey, He's like, Mody moody, what are
you doing? Like, look at me? You know I didn't
turn and look at him. I was i'd been. I
thought the Letterman staff was gonna beat me if I turned. So, Uh,
he goes, hey, great job, you know. And it is
something in my act tied in with it with his home,
like his wife is from a small family, from a
big family, something like that. And he's chatting me up
and then I just realized at some point he signed off,
I go. I didn't. I didn't know where off the air.
But my his brother, one of his brothers, one of
his brother's college roommate dated my sister. Really, I go, hey,
I go Conan, Yeah, I go, uh, your brother, I
forget like Neil. Uh, my sister dated Neil's roommate and
and like right away, and this had to be thirty
five years ago. He's like, uh oh, Mark Viviani or
Kevin said, you know, like he had the names on
the tip of his tongue. Yeah, go, I think the
Italian name. I think that's what it like.
Speaker 2: It's one of those guys, is the big Well.
Speaker 10: He's a hard but he was great. He hangs out
with you. He's really cool, very very cool guy.
Speaker 3: Moody McCarthy a cool guy himself. Check him out in
the Rickles Room comedy at the Carlson Get your tickets
at Carlsoncomedy dot com.
Speaker 2: It was a pleasure talking to you. I'd love to
have you.
Speaker 3: On if you're ever in town, come into our little
studio and hang out.
Speaker 6: That'd be fun.
Speaker 10: I'm not that and I'll bring I'll bring my tech
guy we'll sort out.
Speaker 2: If you did, because I'm it's actually foody. The text
you guy is foody?
Speaker 14: Is that right?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Telling me with stuff.
Speaker 10: Thanks man, Hey, great, hanging with you, Bill great, me
and everybody there. And uh yeah, I'd love to come
back anytime.
Speaker 2: All right, thank you, Okay, talk to you later.
Speaker 10: Nobody got hurt.
Speaker 3: Nobody got hurt in the making of this podcast. I
appreciated Moody. All right, there he goes Moody McCarthy. Uh,
we will take a moment when we come back. A
celebrity who.
Speaker 6: People didn't think would do this did it. We'll get
to that right after this.
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Speaker 3: Steve and his team are so fantastic about just preparation
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And I'm not just saying this because I like the
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But he could.
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Mark Argos was just on for something today. I was
I don't even know where I was. I look up,
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or Circuit law dot com Leos. Let me tell you
a little something different about Leo's. I don't know if
you have picky eaters in your home. My fourteen year
old son now lives with me, and it's a whole
new world for both of us. We haven't lived under
the same roof for a number of years, and he
is a bit of a picky eater by his own definition.
I'm not picking on him. I don't care he does eat,
but you know, a little more specific on things. We
went to Leo's and there was not a no out
of his mouth like everything.
Speaker 2: I go, what do you think of that? Oh yeah,
it looks great. Oh yeah. The prepared meals.
Speaker 3: Make life so much easier at Leo's, really, especially if,
like in my case, it's just he and I and
there's a lot of activity, but bigger family, number of
people in the house.
Speaker 2: It just makes life easier.
Speaker 3: And then even picking up the boarder bars head cocott
so I like a rap, I'll and I go to
the to go case that's at Leo's like Leo's, and
they even have hot made sandwiches. I know I'm sort
of stepping on my own words here, but it's such
a wonderful space. When you walk in there, it's just warm,
it's inviting, it's delicious. The aromas are great, the cookies
are fresh.
Speaker 2: It's Leo's.
Speaker 3: Tell them Billified saying you try the cubano, go to
the deg case that way, you just it's already sliced,
like in half pound, quarter pounds, American cheese, roast beef,
all that. Get a couple of raps or some fresh bread. Boom,
you're in, You're out.
Speaker 6: It's fantastic.
Speaker 2: It's Leo's open seven days a week.
Speaker 3: What's the best thing about Leo's Say it with me everything.
Speaker 4: I always think one of the coolest guys and rock
and rolls, right, Dave Grol wrote a book, did a
whole documentary with his mom on stuff. I think, interviewed
other rock stars with his mom. I think it was
a was it he was on like the Access channel
or something doing that and usually cooks before shows too
for homeless, brings in a big smoker on meat. So
we say one of the good guys Oh, okay, I'm
very glad you're here. Yeah, because it wouldn't be I
don't think we could really have a what I would
deem a fair discussion about this if you weren't here
or a woman wasn't here. Dave All has released a
statement and it says I've recently become the father of
a new baby, daughter born outside my marriage.
Speaker 2: I plan to be a loving and supportive parent to her.
Speaker 3: I love my wife and my children, and I'm doing
everything I can to regain their trust and earn their forgiveness.
We're grateful for your consideration toward all the children involved
as we move forward together.
Speaker 2: Dave, Now I ask you as.
Speaker 6: Wall, Wait, there's a rock star they had a child
he wasn't married to really Well, but I've never heard I.
Speaker 3: Don't but I've never I actually have never heard of this.
He's married currently. Now, I've heard of rock stars having
kids when they're like not married to somebody, and they
may have multiple even who's the kid who hosts the.
Speaker 2: Masked singer.
Speaker 6: Nick?
Speaker 2: But Nick's not married to any of these women, and
they all seem to be okay with it. Well, he
was married to Mariah at one point. Yeah, but they
had at that point too divorced.
Speaker 3: And but this is like he takes his daughter on
tour and you know, his wife's backstage. He's like, this
is a family it's become more of a family thing.
Speaker 2: I agree, it's a rock star. What are you gonna do?
Speaker 3: Shit happens, But if you're his wife, does it come
with the territory?
Speaker 6: Look?
Speaker 3: Bon Jovi was always talked about being like one of
the greatest guys, married his high school sweetheart.
Speaker 2: Blah blah blah. And if you see her, she's not
a glamour queen.
Speaker 6: She's not one of them. You'll find groupies that are better. Look.
Speaker 3: But I remember when bon Jovi came to Poughkeepsie. He
jumped on stage at a really small club with Southside Johnny,
and everybody got real excited because, you know, here's bon
Jovi's playing arenas and all these things. He's in this
intimate club. And allegedly the morning guy got on the
radio the next day. Now I don't know if it
was true or I'll never be able to verify it,
but it was. The station was working at it and goes, yeah,
bon Jovi slept with my girlfriend. I mean that, which
would be a pretty shitty thing to say if it
didn't happen, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: But I go, it doesn't come with the territory. I
ask you, Laura.
Speaker 5: I we don't know the inside outs of his marriage.
Speaker 3: Like to put this statement out there, I mean it
sounds like to me like there was it was supposed
to be monogamous.
Speaker 5: Well, yes, but has he cheated in the past and
just not knocked up someone.
Speaker 2: I think if you answered to that question is yes.
Speaker 5: Yes, if you're a celebrity, like fucking protract yourself like
I do think.
Speaker 6: I I think that.
Speaker 8: Kids are older, like Stave.
Speaker 2: Girl's gotta be fifty five. God, I think fifty five
years old. I'm saying fifty five.
Speaker 8: I want to go, you know older man the.
Speaker 3: Food Fighters, and he was the drummer in he was
the drummer in Nirvana and then he became he might
be in his sixties.
Speaker 5: I was thinking, he is older, but like to get
someone else pregnant, like.
Speaker 6: Fifty five fifty five? Yeah, I was putting it. Yeah
he's not.
Speaker 2: He's just a little bit older than me.
Speaker 6: Not much.
Speaker 3: And I went, I go, Okay, I see this, so
at fifty five to be knocking somebody up.
Speaker 2: I think you think you might.
Speaker 6: Be shooting clipped a long time.
Speaker 3: I know he might be thinking he's shooting blanks, or
maybe you wanted to.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 8: Can have babies for so much.
Speaker 6: Aino and de Niro and even yeah, Scottie from Star
Trek had a kid eighty I mean wait eighty Yeah,
min just.
Speaker 2: Had a kid, didn't he.
Speaker 3: Uh Nick had a kid a couple of years. Well, yes,
you're seventy seven.
Speaker 8: Say de Niro just had one.
Speaker 2: De Niro had one who was a Larry King.
Speaker 8: Yep, men can have him at eight a son.
Speaker 9: I would cringe and jump off the fucking bridge at
forty seven. If I had another kid, I could not see.
Speaker 6: I don't need to be.
Speaker 2: But here's the great thing for David taking care.
Speaker 3: Dave girl isn't getting up in the middle of night
because this is some o that I don't know what
she is. But as somebody who doesn't live with them,
if you're his wife, do you stay, You're gonna get
a lot.
Speaker 2: I know, but I don't know if.
Speaker 6: There was one, I don't know why. Details.
Speaker 3: The problem is like she may have married him before
he was even interviewed. And then so now you're there
for all of that success, right, you know what I mean?
Speaker 6: All that success.
Speaker 5: It completely depends on the situation. We do not know
how this happened, what their marriage is like. I I
unfortunately do think cheating is so common, especially if you're
a celebrity, like so where I say, does it come
with the territory? No, but I think that there's more
understanding if they're out touring and everything, and so I
don't know.
Speaker 3: Laura two thousand and three, back, all right, Okay, so
he was married from ninety four to ninety seven and
then he's been married. So now he's been married for
twenty years.
Speaker 6: I mean, you're a sea breeze the whole time. You
can stick over to Darien Lincoln Ride. I'm going to
take a quick little ride. Yeah, but but this ride
you won the prize.
Speaker 11: You won the prize Lightning Lane.
Speaker 6: Now, there was a show years ago in Heraldo where
these women were married and they get divorced and then
their husbands then became famous. Then they wanted the money,
the money.
Speaker 2: But the famous as after the divorce. So I don't
think there's anything you can And then they.
Speaker 6: Tried to get more morey. Okay, Well I was with him,
you know now and or then, and now he's got
all this money and I want my frist, Well you
were you weren't married there and one of them was
Dice Clay and this money was big.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and uh oh, that's interesting. I didn't I didn't
know that about Dicey.
Speaker 6: He's very real young. Actually it was a few other people,
but I just remember.
Speaker 3: That Dice today, to me, is a better actor than
he is a comedian. And I thought he was I'm
not trying to be a dick. I thought he was
great in a couple of roles I've seen him, like,
what was the he was? He was great on Entourage
playing himself. That's right, Star is Born the father that
I watched him, like, is that Dice?
Speaker 10: This role?
Speaker 6: He was really good audition and he was great.
Speaker 2: I thought he was great.
Speaker 6: I really did in that role.
Speaker 3: And uh, you know his comedy, I think it's comedy.
Speaker 2: Can't really play as well today, you know, he just can't.
Speaker 6: But yeah, but you know, gosh, yes, and you know
what you only need I want to say, what's he
what re one thousand, two thousand? He's at Caesar's he's
with Wayne Newton, whoever Wayne went because Wayne was in
his movie. They became friends for at Fairlane.
Speaker 3: I did go shoot that as soon as it came out.
I went right away because we had a Ford Fairlane
convertible one.
Speaker 6: And Columbia dumped him like the week before, said we're
not going to pump this up. We're done advertising. And
it still did a record.
Speaker 2: Or mount yeah, because he was glad.
Speaker 3: I can't remember if the movie was a steaming pile
of ship moments.
Speaker 6: It was a terrible plot, but it was.
Speaker 2: He was a detective though, right, yes, yeah, I refer that.
Speaker 6: I remember. I forgot that was in there. And Freddy
Krueger whatever his name is, so so you you if
this is your husband, twenty one years marriage, how many
I think there's four kids.
Speaker 3: I know he's brought his daughters out to either sing
or do play guitar or something.
Speaker 6: He seems like a good family guy.
Speaker 3: He did seem like to me the coolest rock star,
like he hanging with Paul McCartney to playing with new bands.
Speaker 6: He's sort of like to me.
Speaker 2: The cool guy of rock now and almost.
Speaker 3: Historian a frock. Look, the food Fighters weren't a band.
He went in the studio and cut all the tracks
for a demo, played every instrument like he's that talented.
He played every instrument and then found the guys and
became this. I mean talk about a second act, right.
He was the third drummer in Nirvana, but he was
the one that actually got to stick and then go
on and play all the you know throughout their.
Speaker 8: Successful careers too.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I do too.
Speaker 2: Does this make you now? Really is this? Does this
make you think less? Or you just go?
Speaker 3: Or do you think, hey, maybe I have a shot. Hello,
I'm Paige, bathroom.
Speaker 6: Comes my vacuums house.
Speaker 8: Does it tarnish him as a person, No to me, But.
Speaker 2: I mean it gives you feel It gives you the feeling.
Speaker 8: Yeah, especially like that he's having a child.
Speaker 5: But then again, you know what, I guarantee that so
many men who are in the spotlight that have had
affairs that maybe their mistress gets pregnant, they force them
to get abortions. So maybe he was actually like, you
know what, if you want to raise this child, I'll
be in its life.
Speaker 8: Like we don't know the.
Speaker 3: Story, No, I know, we don't know, but that seems
like a Dave girl, move does it not? From everything
we've seen about it in terms of character, I guess
that that's the right thing to do. And then I
can't imagine having that conversation with your kids.
Speaker 6: Yeah you know what I mean. I always wondered, like
with Arnold, Arnold.
Speaker 3: I can't imagine Arnold, Like, how fucking horny do you
have to be? That you have a pretty decent looking wife,
She's Kennedy, You've got the kids, everything's going well, and
not an attractive housemaid and you just go, oh, yeah,
but you.
Speaker 2: Know what I'm saying, come on, I gotta get some
Is that what it is?
Speaker 8: Possibly?
Speaker 3: Well, according to the research by the Kinsey Institutes doctor
Justin Leymiller, who is eighty seven No, he's not eighty
seven percent.
Speaker 2: I have my glasses and I couldn't read eighty.
Speaker 3: Seven percent of women, ninety five percent of men have
fantasized about sex with.
Speaker 2: More than one partner.
Speaker 5: Of course, yeah, hell does it?
Speaker 6: You did away here. I don't know that i've ever.
I don't know that I have, and I'm not trying.
Speaker 3: I know, I know, I know I have a weird
sexual shit, like not weird sexual shit, but weird like
I don't know it would become.
Speaker 2: Fantasized another way, you American complicated to me. No, no, no, no.
Speaker 6: Even just a little could they'll have to talk.
Speaker 2: I don't know if yeah, Kevin, that was great.
Speaker 6: I don't know that I ever really have.
Speaker 3: You know, I probably like if I saw a visual
in a magazine, But like if I were going to
watch a porno and I had choices of porn porn,
how old I I don't know that I would pick
the threesomes.
Speaker 6: I had a wheel.
Speaker 5: Are you saying that this is a fantasy about a threesome, Well.
Speaker 3: It's sex with more than one partner, so it could
be Oh wait, hang on, hang on, hold on, hold on,
I take it back. I remember when I was on
the radio, this woman would call up all the time
and she was her name was Maria, and she was
a unicorn, and a unicorn was a single woman who
goes to group sex events she's invited, and she had
a regular couple that she would go with.
Speaker 2: And she used to always call up and she.
Speaker 3: Would try to entice me to come with her because
I was single at the time, and she would get
all like sultry and then she's like, you sometimes, and so.
Speaker 2: They start to call me Billy the bull because the.
Speaker 10: Guy who's single.
Speaker 2: To these things, it's a bull, right, am I right?
Speaker 6: Kevin? You know, I mean Kenned I think heard all
this shit.
Speaker 3: So then it was they were gonna call me Billy
the bull, and they're trying to get me to go,
and I I in my head, I think it's one
of these things like I would get. I when it
comes to like adrenaline sports, right, I can't say that
I'm not nervous. When I get up right up to
the edge of it, I go, fuck it, let's go.
So if I'm doing one hundred and twenty down the straight,
that's it's fine. If I'm going off the side of
a building, if I'm gonna jump, if I were going
to do even put on one of those parachute glider
things so you look like a flying fucking squirrel, I
would get up to the edge and go, fuck it.
What's the worst that's gonna happen? You know, I might die? Okay,
but you know what I'm saying. But how cool?
Speaker 8: Curiosity?
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, this I get And I go oh, because
you know when I start to think what happens.
Speaker 6: When I see them in Wegmans.
Speaker 3: What happened when I go to a PTA meeting and
I'm sitting there or the parent teacher conference and all
of a sudden, here comes, uh the English teacher from
down the hall.
Speaker 6: Oh. I don't think they would come up. It doesn't
have to come up. It comes up in my head.
Speaker 3: Doug, there's a dangling participle that English teacher left.
Speaker 2: I think that makes even better.
Speaker 8: I know a couple that swings and they go up
to Toronto.
Speaker 2: Oh to get out of the Yeah, to get out
of the area.
Speaker 8: She dogs, like, I've been there, were you? Were you
the bull in Toronto?
Speaker 6: No? Not no, not.
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 2: Why oh? So wid let him live like Carols know
you for a moment.
Speaker 8: I may have family listen and I talk about her.
Speaker 5: I text my boyfriend I wanted to give him blowdouf
and I talk about how.
Speaker 6: Yes you're let it to his set.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you gotta have some interesting things.
Speaker 6: I did have it. I brought in stripper name port.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So Laura to your point here, Uh, there's so I
read further in this article. It says there's no absolutely
no formula. There's absolutely no formula for a threesome. But
using apps to make some like minded friends and build
a network of sex positive people is a good start.
And this person who wrote it, and I don't know
if it was a male or female. I was trying
to figure it out. It was kind of hard even
because they kept it generic enough, but they called it
their Summer of threesomes. So they said threesomes, foursomes, and
morsums have become common in gay and queer lifestyles forever,
or have been common, excuse me forever. There's something quietly
new and radical about the amount of MMF male male
female friendly heterosexual men I've encountered in recent years, and
many instances they're driven by an earnest desire to maximize
her pleasure. Now, I had the woman on who I
found on TikTok that is in an open relationship, open marriage,
and she said that, and I think I brought this
up one time when you were on where you go
out on a date with your husband and it becomes
sort of the itinerary area of the day, the infrastructure
of the house in terms of who were getting the kids,
or you know.
Speaker 6: What's the college savings.
Speaker 3: She said, I go out on a date with somebody
new and I get to I'm not a mom, and
I get to talk about the new book I'm reading
and the art I like. And it's just it's different
and it's freeing. And in this article, one guy says,
one guy, I know the author rights enjoys the hot
wife quote hot wife aspect of his married life. Such
arrangements involved a partnered woman consentually having sexual encounters.
Speaker 6: Outside of a relationship.
Speaker 3: So it would be you're married, your wife goes off,
she's sleeping with another guy. He loves hearing every last
sordid detail the morning after his wife has been on
a date.
Speaker 6: So you go to the movie me watching that. Well,
that's what it is. He had either. I couldn't do it.
It would drive me crazy. Right, But isn't that a
form of cup holding?
Speaker 2: I would think there's a formal cup holding?
Speaker 6: Yeah, would you want now?
Speaker 3: Would you want to hear every sort of detail if
you were in an open relationship. If somebody came back
and goes, man.
Speaker 15: Who.
Speaker 8: God, I don't think job.
Speaker 2: I couldn't get out of there.
Speaker 6: Their turn and machete down there. She never shaved.
Speaker 2: She was a hoarder.
Speaker 6: There was red ship down there. She had everything no,
But would you want every sort of detail?
Speaker 2: Would you be in an open I think it would
be in an open relationship.
Speaker 6: I do.
Speaker 5: I don't know why I would want the detail of him,
but like, had I been in an open relationship and
he found it hot, I would one hundred percent. I
want to tell him that story. I love when my
friends tell me their sex stories. I like beg for more.
Speaker 6: You do?
Speaker 10: Oh god?
Speaker 6: Yeah, Daddy? Are are there? Friends? Now?
Speaker 2: I know some of your know, so I'm not asking
by name, but I am.
Speaker 6: Going to ask you this.
Speaker 3: Sometimes it's the people you least expect to have the
wildest sexual experiences. Is that the case in your friends?
Or do you really just the horrors the horn in
that group?
Speaker 2: Let's just bottomflye it real quick. Had to throw that
out there. You know, I'm kidding.
Speaker 9: He answers the horrors the horse by that lack of silence,
that's right, Webster.
Speaker 5: I mean, my most recent friend story is you would
not think she's a whore, She's not. Just got a
good sex story from there?
Speaker 6: Yeah, what's it involved?
Speaker 2: Is that where you're going to watch?
Speaker 8: That's not a horror at all.
Speaker 6: Do we know the friend?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 6: All we do yeah, well.
Speaker 5: You do you know a lot of my friends?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I do know a lot of your friends.
Speaker 5: But also another one of our friends, I like took
nude photos of her to send to her boyfriend and
I like post her and I was like, you have
to send him this and tell him this.
Speaker 6: Like, wait, you fucking girls actually do this ship.
Speaker 3: Well, you get together and have naked party, take taking
pictures and poses and everything.
Speaker 5: She was like a song and she was in front
of she was over at my house and I was like, hey,
let me take a photo of you, just a ner
thng like hanging up a Christmas ornament.
Speaker 6: On my ch in July that her and I said
it the fact that she's a consultant concerning to me,
you're just looking about the perfect picture.
Speaker 2: She's a consultant over here. I knew how to like,
I knew how to post it and.
Speaker 8: Make it like it look really hot.
Speaker 2: And she said, boyfriend, what's your side hustle?
Speaker 15: Why?
Speaker 5: Because I was like, it like turned me on that
she was going to turn him on. I was like, yes,
you were going to go get some amazing Now.
Speaker 3: Can I ask something really direct and awful? Would you
find yourself fluid? Would you with gender wise?
Speaker 5: Oh no, I've never hooked up with Yeah. I think
women are beautiful, but I've never had any interest.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, that's why.
Speaker 8: It's like I can see my friend's naked.
Speaker 2: Does it doesn't.
Speaker 6: Do anything right? Right, I can't see my friend's naked.
Speaker 2: I throw up. Yeah, I Doug came out of the battle.
Speaker 6: Thank god he's got again, like the.
Speaker 8: Floor, Like, my friends have seen my boobs all the time.
Speaker 6: It's like a joke, but wonderful.
Speaker 8: You don't need to see my vagina, like yeah, and
I don't want to see any of their vaginas.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, no, Dick pixel is it the girl?
I do remember that?
Speaker 14: Right?
Speaker 6: What's a trader? Joe's all right?
Speaker 3: Well, this person says it, and I guess it's becoming
more and more.
Speaker 6: Popular. I don't know if popular is the right open.
Speaker 3: I don't try, but I'm wondering if it's a younger
generation there's more open relationship.
Speaker 5: I think I think people men are more open to
having a three some with another guy. They are, Yeah, like,
I mean, well it's even done that. Yeah, that's you've
never even done that. No, but I don't know.
Speaker 6: I don't know nothing I know, don't worry about it.
Speaker 3: Elvis can't hear. Elvis just left the building.
Speaker 8: So I'm just going to assume that you were in
a three.
Speaker 6: Someone I cannot confirm.
Speaker 2: No, I feel like, yeah, but that's like I have
had some Elvis with those Yeah, he rocked that uniform at.
Speaker 6: The Golden.
Speaker 2: A couple of Priscilla's that day.
Speaker 3: His dad Billy's Elvis, and his dad listens to the
big Doug doesn't want to say right now, the movie
Karthy Piece didn't go over the air, and now I'm
afraid it's screwed up audio things in my computer.
Speaker 2: I'll listen back to it the break and see what
it sounds like. No, it sounds fine, I'm saying on
the on the Facebook.
Speaker 8: Are you worried that this is not going on?
Speaker 6: This is fine?
Speaker 8: This is is your dad listening right now?
Speaker 6: He always listens.
Speaker 8: Tell him to call in.
Speaker 9: No, yes, actually do because we love when we love
when he's.
Speaker 6: The golf tournament.
Speaker 2: All right, we'll take him over, can we do we?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 2: We can't deem that tune. This is a game that
we like to play. Well, Doug's dad calls a disappointment story.
Speaker 3: We'll call that we'll call Doug's dad with a disappointment story.
I have his number, I have Dave's number. Of David
and I are buddy lunch once in a while, you know,
kinds of stuff. I find him to be charming and
however the other day, however he is.
Speaker 6: I called him last night and told him about my
big win.
Speaker 3: He is not my dad, and there I get it,
and I'm I my kid now is like.
Speaker 6: I already had enough of me at times. So it's
been two weeks.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, I'm sure you've had enough of it.
Speaker 2: No, he's been flying.
Speaker 3: But like tonight, I made tacos and I got the
shells with the flat bottom. Pick him up. I had
it all on the oven ready to go. I hand
him the play to go, kicked this out to the table.
All of a sudden, the tacos. Now there's taco meet
on the pay attention. He comes back. Now he has
one of the tacos has slid off the plate, under
the table, meat everywhere.
Speaker 8: So now I'm what's with him not being able to
let him?
Speaker 6: He says, But I can't like father like son. Either
one can handle on the taco.
Speaker 2: He knows you're vacuum in the morning, he says to me.
Speaker 3: He goes clean the house. Idiot, I'm an idiot. I
can't believe this. I go, yeah, you're an idiot. And
so then later on, did you think I'm an idiot?
I said, no, I never called you an idiot. You so,
But there's a lot of there's a lot of things
I'm uncovering, and I need to. I'm all I'm doing
is being firm but gentle, and everything's been great, and
I need to be a matador to go. Let's come
over here.
Speaker 6: Bully, right, the bull lift.
Speaker 2: Put it out there.
Speaker 6: You're getting dusting it off. You know what, buddy, You're
you're back in the game. Yeah, the rules have changed
a little bit, a little bit, a little bit.
Speaker 3: They will tweaked them, you know, but Tell's tweaked them
or as Bro whatever it was. I just uh, but yeah,
So it's been things like that. But overall it's been
pretty good. I think that the stuff that came out
in a podcast to other which was a little.
Speaker 2: Eye opening, a little eye opening and disturbing for sure.
Speaker 9: Put it out there, the ladies or your vacuum in
the morning, if then won't score, saying you might get
some takers.
Speaker 3: No, I think that's I think if you're in a relationship,
I think that I always.
Speaker 8: Call you play How old am I thirty nine?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 6: Yeah, m Doug, Yeah yeah, Douggie.
Speaker 2: Dougie's got a fantasy. It's only she was sixty seven.
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Speaker 6: Alright, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls and children of
all ages. Here we are Round number four, number one podcast,
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Speaker 3: Oh, if I had to invite a strip club, listen,
I owe you five at least ten.
Speaker 2: Maybe I'm not sure, dude, are strip.
Speaker 6: Clubs appealing to women? Did you ever go to the
strip show? Yeah? Toronto?
Speaker 8: No, No, I will still go to the barrel of dolls.
Speaker 6: There you go.
Speaker 2: Oh that's what I meant.
Speaker 3: I meant like male strip clubs.
Speaker 2: Oh, go to the barrel of dolls for it's amazing.
Speaker 9: She's not attracted the women, but she'll go to the ball.
I guess that's why you go to the barrel.
Speaker 6: They got some fresh tail there. I dropped off a
couple of uber drives.
Speaker 2: Somebody said they put a bunch of money into that.
Speaker 6: They did.
Speaker 5: I am like, like, became friends with one of the strippers.
Speaker 9: Get out of here, really, customer, became a friend with
a stripper?
Speaker 6: Were you tipping her? Girls?
Speaker 8: Really?
Speaker 15: Not?
Speaker 6: Really? Not really?
Speaker 8: You just are like talking.
Speaker 6: They went out friends because all those becks to those places,
they can't care.
Speaker 5: Yeah, like her and I like, we'll say I have
some Instagram suggest to each other recipes.
Speaker 9: Chocolate chip cookie, that's the one you were showing.
Speaker 2: What that's the one she was showing?
Speaker 6: Song up? Oh no, coffee? No, I like to I
have a feeling.
Speaker 3: Wait, I think I know the person you had song enough,
I think I have a have a I.
Speaker 6: Have a guess. Why have.
Speaker 3: The first letter of the first name? Okay, I have two,
and if it's one of them, I'm going to fall
off the chair laughing.
Speaker 6: Are okay? That was my guess?
Speaker 3: So then then the other one's easy.
Speaker 6: No? No, oh, wait, I now I.
Speaker 8: Know, okay, three times the charm.
Speaker 6: Yeah it is.
Speaker 2: It starts with the No, it doesn't start with the cake.
Speaker 6: Uh. I need to think about this. You said you
had it over.
Speaker 3: To I was over but I know That's why I'm
waiting on. I'm stepping out of the batters box.
Speaker 6: Justice close.
Speaker 5: Actually no, I did take photos for R the other
day like that. Really, I mean just photos.
Speaker 6: On your phone or hers her phone.
Speaker 2: Why what is going on over there? What is in
the fucking water in Webster?
Speaker 6: She might she might have a.
Speaker 9: Got cleaned out last night with all that flooding. No,
it was bad web.
Speaker 2: That was at all.
Speaker 6: Know. And yeah, did you do any uber driving over
that way? No? No, I was drinking yesterday.
Speaker 2: I've even been today because I think the.
Speaker 6: Flood because my god, you can if I get hit,
it's probably still alcohol in my system. How much drinking
did it go on? You look great, clean shaven. I shaved,
it took a nice long shower. And uh, I mean
the fifteenth a month, somebody bought me a beer at
ten o'clock and oh, well, shots in the course, fireballs
and we were doing one for every birdie and grab
a couple of seven or eight.
Speaker 2: I told Laura I brought her one.
Speaker 8: Good all right, hang on, haven't got me a gift?
Speaker 2: Completely fraud.
Speaker 6: It wasn't really for you.
Speaker 8: It's just yes, it is coming.
Speaker 6: I'm not doing one. Thank you though.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Doug at regird table all the place and it
will be a mess. Did But this is so you drank.
You can't drink all the day. If you don't start
early in the morning.
Speaker 6: You don't start the morning.
Speaker 2: Can't drink all That's the way.
Speaker 6: And then I went in the night with a Niner game,
and then I had some dirty martinis as they were winning.
So and you know how the dirty martinis. Oh, the
dirty Martinez cheers, cheers, salo at thirty, get it out.
You got to use your man and your fingers, use
it all, buddy. Here's everything to your disposal.
Speaker 2: Should I usually do?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I did thirteen hours on Saturday, thirteen hours of what
is wrong with you?
Speaker 6: People?
Speaker 2: We had a golf tournament. Yeah, start, Doug.
Speaker 3: How many how many days this summer do you think
you were as drunk as you were this morning?
Speaker 16: Oh?
Speaker 6: Five? Five? So a work week?
Speaker 2: Word of holy ship.
Speaker 6: I'm proud of you.
Speaker 2: I guess that's very good.
Speaker 9: How many days of summer where you was drunk as Doug,
don't you don't remember?
Speaker 3: No, I'll say two if we count Memorial Day on
I would say too.
Speaker 6: Well, my golf tournament that was je I've been I've
been so good. I've been so proud of myself. And
you didn't want to come to the golf turn because
you know you get ship faced.
Speaker 2: He told me I did, and I also we.
Speaker 6: Had a ride for you and everything. All right.
Speaker 3: Jellos are good, though they thank you for this shirt.
Speaker 2: Doug did make a shirt. Let me see if I
get it them camera very nice, just billified.
Speaker 6: I was hoping you come. I totally understand you didn't
do the podcast of the Gulf. That's fine, but you
want drunk. You got Wi Fi Wi Fi Wi Fi.
I get a hot spot, bring away dj. I tried
a hotspot and then the one of the three.
Speaker 9: But Gello shots are different because they have subsistence with them,
you're getting something all day. We're getting something with it,
like what you're getting water, getting food than just drinking
shots all day.
Speaker 14: Come on and get some jello and then we're gonna
go for f eighteen holes and then you're gonna wake
up with a dirty martini and the dirty bum going
to tell you what you and then Laura is gonna come.
Speaker 6: Over and.
Speaker 2: Lord is a vacuum Joe does seeing that tune.
Speaker 3: You gotta come up with the name of the artist
and the title of the song. Each one of the
worth the point, and then five points if you get
the theme of the eight songs that Kevin has picked out.
Speaker 6: Here you go.
Speaker 8: No new your day.
Speaker 2: Todaybis, no job?
Speaker 6: Let ups? Can you think you're gonna transferred by a teacher?
Speaker 2: Can't be honest with you?
Speaker 16: Spos.
Speaker 2: Don't cover your work because Bill.
Speaker 6: Cheats, I don't cheek. That's oh you know he's covering
it up.
Speaker 15: Soldier texted him.
Speaker 8: I want to write free. I want to right.
Speaker 4: I love this song anlex in commercials.
Speaker 9: That spile effect that there's a lot of greens and
music out there now because no way.
Speaker 2: To give it away?
Speaker 10: Give it.
Speaker 2: Laura had one, what this a great queen song too?
Speaker 6: Something strange.
Speaker 17: You gotta write down the name of the son right
many of the artists, Okay, lo again, I love them?
Speaker 6: Oh, I got it, Okay, give us the rest of us.
A an's over here. I got the theme too. I
don't think you do with you inside.
Speaker 15: It's deeper than.
Speaker 6: What you think. Deeper. I said that many a times
wider too.
Speaker 8: Sometimes not why I'm actually gonna hold back?
Speaker 2: Why no hold back?
Speaker 6: How boring is that you're holding back? Now?
Speaker 8: Hold back?
Speaker 6: Hold back? Shooting shot?
Speaker 8: I was er, I was like, I can unlock my jaws.
Speaker 6: Like a really, Oh my gosh, I love you pop
it like it's hot.
Speaker 2: I guess this deck song is appropriate?
Speaker 16: Then speeding long. Yeah, I'm still afraid.
Speaker 2: It's Christmas time.
Speaker 6: There's no need to be afraid.
Speaker 2: At Christmas time.
Speaker 6: Fanny sh.
Speaker 8: Hour all see now.
Speaker 2: Shut your water earlier on that one, I did, but
I don't.
Speaker 6: I don't know that this time. Turn it up when
people come out.
Speaker 8: But say.
Speaker 16: The freebody on the wad.
Speaker 6: Christmas.
Speaker 10: This is.
Speaker 2: The first podcast in the country play at Christmas song.
Speaker 6: This ship is Bob Snapper Riah.
Speaker 2: I believe this came before We are the World.
Speaker 6: I thought it was sort of the inspiration.
Speaker 9: I cannot the confirm or deny that at this point
because that could lead to the theater.
Speaker 7: You yeah, they got it's them.
Speaker 6: Back to the top. Yeah, Stevie Wonder, Yeah, I just
called it. I love you. That is correct. I only
got one.
Speaker 8: I got news.
Speaker 2: Would this be Frankie ghost to Hollywood Relax?
Speaker 8: It would be yeah, I had relaxed.
Speaker 6: It's just because you drink wine. Queen.
Speaker 2: I want to break free? That is correct? All right, Laura?
Speaker 6: What one is this one? Ghostbusters raising something?
Speaker 2: Junior Ray Parker Jr. You got pointer over there?
Speaker 6: Yes, I'll just give myself up the point. Kenny Loggins footloose? Yea,
all right, Liono Richie Hello.
Speaker 2: I used to love this video because she's blind and
she meets the.
Speaker 6: Out of his face. Can you remember the video? Of
course I did. Yes, he just liked it because she
was blind. Hey, hold my pencil, Night Ranger, Sister Christian.
Speaker 7: Areo Speedwagon. I can't fight this June anymore. Yeah, doggy
doggy Jesus christ Almighty. Okay, we're gonna fight.
Speaker 6: I won three golf bags yesterday.
Speaker 8: I orter.
Speaker 6: So you did yesterday?
Speaker 10: All right?
Speaker 2: So this is do they know it's Christmas's? Correct?
Speaker 3: But I wrote you two originally because I thought it
was here Bono in the beginning.
Speaker 2: This is the Bob Geldoff production, and I believe it.
Speaker 3: It was sort of the reason We Are the World
came about with they had all the American singers do
it because Britain did this and it raised a shit
tount of money.
Speaker 6: But I don't know the name of it.
Speaker 2: Was it the name of the group?
Speaker 3: Yeah, they like because I don't even know what they
called the group that did We Are the USA for Africa.
Speaker 2: This is like this band aid band aid nank.
Speaker 6: Bob Geldoff I think was behind that.
Speaker 9: Yeah, any thoughts on the theme at this point, I
was thinking nineteen eighty four.
Speaker 3: That's not bad actually, because I think that's when all
the songs came out.
Speaker 2: Uh boy, I I don't know. I was kind of
the break free Ghost.
Speaker 3: But I was gonna to say all songs that were
in movies, but I don't know that the last movies, but.
Speaker 6: I don't think the last one.
Speaker 9: I'm gonna give it the dog because these are songs
that are turning forty in the year twenty twenty four.
Speaker 2: Stuggish five talks to the Dog. So whatever you got,
add five to it.
Speaker 3: I got fifteen, all right, let's see, I've got two, four, six, eight, ten, twelve, fourteen,
I got ten, Oh wait, no, fourteen, Yeah, I got
hello I used to love this song?
Speaker 6: Is it me?
Speaker 2: And he made such a ship ton of money with
this stuff?
Speaker 6: He said it was such a cheesy song. But what
people love it? Yeah, which it was perfectly. Do you
think you could mold my face from clay if you
put your hands on my face?
Speaker 17: No?
Speaker 6: But she can do something else? Really, yes, Laura.
Speaker 2: Would like to make something else.
Speaker 6: Okay, she made clay grow.
Speaker 2: She'll find a vid horde.
Speaker 6: It come somewhere on your Kevin. Really, it's like, really, Kevin,
you're ruining it for me. You'm getting home and pads
my favorite dress sack. But never mind.
Speaker 2: It sported a loss this event.
Speaker 6: Yes, I'm taking it to a new level. It's the
first time I'm meeting Laura. It's got to be special.
I mean, I haven't use this as February.
Speaker 2: When are you back at the Hoarder's house, Laura Friday?
Speaker 6: When you when you make a barrel of Dallas Friday night?
That's uh?
Speaker 2: Is it scheduled out there?
Speaker 6: And is he paying for it?
Speaker 5: He's paying for He had give me like I have
this amount of money, so he only gets two days
with me. I gave him a whole bunch of stuff
to do in between these few days, and then I
have to report back to not just CPS, but to
the company that he's trying to get a nanny from,
to see.
Speaker 2: How dirty was the money.
Speaker 8: Like I did not. I mean, the little girl was like,
why are you wearing gloves?
Speaker 2: Well, I mean you should be wearing a Yeah.
Speaker 8: Like it was bad.
Speaker 5: I literally they told me that they had had bed
bugs a month ago. Like I stripped out in my
garage because I was like, I'm not going.
Speaker 13: In there and somebody take pictures, no personally written camera,
but I mean.
Speaker 8: He was at work.
Speaker 6: Oh well we will uh, we'll close it out for uh.
Speaker 2: That's just fun tonight. I enjoyed this group.
Speaker 3: You're going to be back, yes, Doug a couple of weeks.
It has been a couple of weeks. Well, we're trying
to keep you just fresh, Doug, with my new fresh stuff.
Speaker 2: All kill your dad right with all the stories that
he's gonna ask.
Speaker 8: I can't wait till you tell him about your.
Speaker 2: Call a real quick or yes, yes, yes, I will
disconnect call him and say hi, All right, well then
I have to reconnect here.
Speaker 3: You saw the pictures of him as Elvis, right, he
was Elvis at the at the tournament, we.
Speaker 6: Let everybody go out, and then he put his uh
A black shirt and belt on and Elvis glasses. And
I had bought Elvis glasses for guys to wear to
get pictures with, and like thirty two scarves to hand
out to the girls. And looking back, we probably should
have just stayed at one place. But Kristen was his driver,
his neighbor and mutual friend, my friend, and she was
telling me the other day that was funny because the
golf card had bounced. So he's singing, baby.
Speaker 2: Bear, that's funny.
Speaker 6: Uh, I don't see what we got here. Let's see,
should be home unless he's watching the debate. The debate
is okay, Kevin. They're fucking jumping down my throat. No
one's jumping down anything good thing. You might like that.
I don't know Doug, nobody's nobody's vacuuming my kitchen.
Speaker 2: No, let's see I have oh, I might not have
David Phelps my phone.
Speaker 6: I don't think I do heal all right, Let's see.
You can't read it, old man, I can't. He's a
bad an ox and hung like a mouse.
Speaker 2: Who's sixty nine sixty nine had a boy.
Speaker 6: That's a that's Chastity's phone number.
Speaker 8: Where some of those I said, yeah, did you have
a thing?
Speaker 6: Oh I should do that? The guy was there, there's
numbers on there. No, no, this is twenty two years ago.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it would be fun to see who's still alive.
Speaker 6: Who's who's got the number?
Speaker 15: Now?
Speaker 2: Maybe how many babies mister Phelps. Yes, this is the
podcast that your son is on.
Speaker 12: Oh Jesus, and I'm looking. I don't know which one
I'm looking at. Yeah, we got the first one and
I finally found the second one where you're talking about
having sexual fantasies.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well that was the second one, was one with
a comedian and it wound up.
Speaker 12: Uh, yeah, I missed that.
Speaker 6: I can't get the.
Speaker 3: It's not your it's not your fault, it's mine because
we couldn't get it on the internet. But anyway, Uh,
how have you been? How did the Elvis thing go
at the at the tournament that your son puts.
Speaker 12: I did not think it was going to go at all.
I was very reluctant. I said to myself self, I'll
do anything for my son, but he's going to dress
me up like a clown. And this is but after
I get out there, failure, I had, I had, I
had the greatest time. Yeah, and with my neighbors. She
was driving the golf cart and she's a sweetheart, and
Kristin and I we went around and it was just
a blast. And the girls, even the guys, they wanted
to hear me sing and whatever. And of course, you
know me, I am a shulman.
Speaker 2: Yes, you put it on.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I was reluctant, but I'm a showman.
Speaker 10: No, he.
Speaker 6: He was excited.
Speaker 3: Let me ask this, since you brought up the segment
about sexual fantasies, yes I did.
Speaker 6: Where do you fall?
Speaker 2: Are you part of the eighty seven percent of men
who fantasize?
Speaker 6: Is about a thresome?
Speaker 12: I'm having one right now?
Speaker 6: Are you kidding me?
Speaker 2: Your son?
Speaker 12: Just look just looking at that beautiful woman. It's just
looking at that beautiful woman that's uh on your podcast. Yeah, yeah,
she's she's gorgeous.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 12: I don't understand. How can you hear her sitting there
and you not have a fantasy about her? What a
kind of a man are you?
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I've been questioning myself for years, and a lot of
people have said are you really amazed?
Speaker 12: Like, get a hold of yourself.
Speaker 6: You know what now that you're talking about it might later.
Speaker 8: Although some fantasy is going to be Kevin and.
Speaker 12: Dougah, I'll tell you.
Speaker 6: Is me a bag of chips and a Debella's sub
a Guinness. It's fortune.
Speaker 2: We're going over yourself. You might want for cleaning tomorrow.
Speaker 6: What's that?
Speaker 12: What bothers me though, is I'm sitting here and Kathy
is sitting there here. We're listening to you. And he asked, Doug,
I missed the question, But he says, oh no, I
can't answer that because my father listens.
Speaker 11: What the hell does that mean?
Speaker 12: What do I give a ship? What the hell do
I give a ship? He would never believe what I've done?
Speaker 2: Your dad thought, he raised.
Speaker 3: Now listen, I said to Doug, I don't think you should.
I don't think your dad would be embarrassed. I think
he'd be proud.
Speaker 6: I think you at all.
Speaker 12: Yeah, how can you not? I'm going to be eighty
years old. I've done I've been around the horn, well
not the horn, but i've been around it.
Speaker 6: The blocks.
Speaker 2: Get in a strip club for twenty five years is nothing.
You can't do that you would love you.
Speaker 8: Can you do a strip club introduction for your dad?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 18: Yes, Doug, come on, Doug happening, d give a He's
embarrass When is your did you turn eighty day?
Speaker 6: Or are you going awhere?
Speaker 3: January the twenty fifth, I think that's the day that
January said that is there going to be a party?
Speaker 12: I told him, don't know.
Speaker 11: I don't know yet.
Speaker 12: I don't know. I don't know what what to do.
Speaker 2: If you pay her enough, Laurel pop out of the
cake for you or clean up afterwards, one of the two,
maybe both.
Speaker 12: I'll tell you what, honey, we're getting inside the cake
and start to eat it to pop out. I want
to tell her something there, because you look at me
and the hare is definitely all white and silver, and
there may be snow on the mountain, but there's still
fire in the furnace.
Speaker 2: So baby's eighty? Did he turn off? Katy's hearing for
this conversation?
Speaker 6: Hearing all the way.
Speaker 12: She's just looking at me like you're full of ship.
I asked you the other day, I said, did did
we did? Were sux last night? She said, yes, we did? Asshole?
I said, was I there?
Speaker 2: That's not a good sign, Dame not a good sign.
Speaker 6: Well, mister Phelps, it's always a pleasure. I'm a I'm
a big fan.
Speaker 2: Another another great sent from Papa Felts.
Speaker 6: I have to say that.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, when we talked about earlier some athletes,
are they better than their fathers were?
Speaker 6: I'm not sure this one.
Speaker 2: When it comes, I'm just sure.
Speaker 8: Text me We're red. It's like catch up and Mustard.
Speaker 12: You gotta you gotta remember we're different menus venues. I
get up and I sing, and I can hold an
audience with that kind of entertainment. He gets up there
and he just knocks him dead, and I'm very proud.
Speaker 2: That you should be. And he does a nice job.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, mister Phelps, thank you for answering and
letting us play with you. And and thank Kathy as well.
Speaker 12: I will. She's right here all right.
Speaker 8: Bye, Daddy Phelps, Bye bye bye Dad.
Speaker 6: Love you?
Speaker 12: Oh yeah, I love you too. Oh she's this and
not because I don't have this on speaker, I'm just
listening to it. She hasn't heard a freaking thing.
Speaker 6: Well she will later. You're in trouble, then see you later.
Speaker 12: Hey, take care, guys, Love you too.
Speaker 2: He gets up and sings a song.
Speaker 9: Dougie just gets up and leaves.
Speaker 6: Oh, doug that was great, your dad. It was wonderful.
It was absolutely good.
Speaker 3: It was good, always bringing in Kevin, always bringing in
I'm Bill Marian, I'm just enjoying it all.
Speaker 6: You guys have been a lot of fun. We'll see
you tomorrow.
Speaker 17: To know what to do
Speaker 6: About a dad in a moment, in a space,