Speaker 1: When your old career gives you lemons throwing some ice
mix in some vodka colored a podcast from the Mac
of All Trade Studio in Fairport and driven by Victor
Chrysler Dots jeep Ram. It's Billified, the Bill Moran Podcast.
Speaker 2: Well, hello and happy birthday to day over Rillo.
Speaker 3: Happy birthday, mister seventy seven years old, metabolically.
Speaker 2: Well, I was looking my day, I had my day
planned and then my day blew up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the sun showed up to Yeah, something they really
to do with it.
Speaker 2: I don't think has had something to do with No. No, no, no, no, no,
Guinness did not. Yeah. Fortunately, well someone did write me
in going, uh, I think you're kryptonitis liquor. I'll talk
to you when you're drunk. No, no, because I said
no to someone. Oh god, y, Yeah, it's funny though.
It's funny.
Speaker 3: Racer Randy's in town. Yeah, buddy, I drove all the
way here on my truck.
Speaker 2: But I wanted to get you a card and I
was looking through and they don't have forty fifth cards. Yeah,
it's not.
Speaker 4: Really my stop at thirteen usually it's eighteen twenty one.
Speaker 2: Oh, now they have thirty forty five seventy eighty decades.
Speaker 5: But you don't see that in between, No, you don't.
Speaker 2: So, but they did have a sixty five, So I
was going to take sixty five cross out the six
go I wasn't closest to the pin. Forty five. I
thought that was funny. But forty five, dude, how you feeling?
Speaker 4: Well, like seventy seventy just said it.
Speaker 6: I feel like I still got a lot left on
the table, A lot left to do to meat left
on the bone.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a lot of meat left on the bone.
Speaker 6: I feel like psychologically twenty two, I think that's my
biggest problem.
Speaker 2: Well, intellectually, you're probably this is so you're still there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, by cerebral cortex is still developing.
Speaker 2: Now. I love the game. Who came up with the
game birthday Poker? I did? Okay because Kevin?
Speaker 6: Because I said, I said the same birthday with so
and so, and Kevin goes, well, I share the same
birthday with so and so, Like, well.
Speaker 3: We should play birthday poker. We should each vote.
Speaker 6: We can't vote for our own birthday, but to vote
honestly to see who has the best hand of birthdays.
Speaker 2: Okay, So, how many do we keep going around trying
to raise it. So you start with like.
Speaker 4: Start low and go high.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think we should do.
Speaker 2: That, Laura.
Speaker 5: Laura, see, I thought we were going to give like
the top three and then we just have to vote.
Speaker 4: You missed the meeting, Well do you want to I
did not miss well more than three.
Speaker 2: If you have I do two. If you have three,
start with the weakest of the three in your opinion, okay, three?
Then yeah, so Dan and Dan has to decide who wins.
You can play. You can throw out there too. All right,
what do you got, Laura?
Speaker 5: All right? Number three? Bust of rhybes?
Speaker 2: Oh wow, rhyme? Kevin, Kevin? What do you got?
Speaker 4: I have two that are equally three? Can I slash them?
Is there a rule against that?
Speaker 2: All right, go ahead, because I've got rules.
Speaker 5: Anything goes.
Speaker 4: I've got Ellen de Generes and Paul Newman.
Speaker 2: Now with the side. Those are your three, that your three,
that's that's that's my number three, that's your number three.
Paul Newman was a big deal.
Speaker 3: He used to have a house of Chautacoa Lake.
Speaker 2: Yeah, probably, And he used to like.
Speaker 6: Go to like farms all the time and buy like
fresh produce and people would see him and nobody bothered him,
and he he loved it because like you, who knew
who he was and he gave him a wink, but
he you know, everybody just kept themselves.
Speaker 2: I have, Well, if you do this slash, see, I've
got so many here that probably they all could be threes.
Speaker 4: I got something that could be fours and fives.
Speaker 2: And sixes, but I will go with head coach Bill Parcells. Okay,
is shared birthday with me? I like Buster rhymes better
I have and I'm gonna hold onto her. Torri Amos, Okay,
my wife loves Tori Valerie Harper I doing Then I'm
doing three three? Then I want I want to throw
Bob my three.
Speaker 3: Okay, so we take the best of the bottom three.
Is that what we're doing?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Okay, all right, So my bottom three would be Sebastian.
Speaker 2: Bach mm hmm. What's got in a fight with him?
M hmm?
Speaker 3: Okay, David Hyde Pierce, oh oh yeah almost, and Tony Orlando,
Oh yes, not three.
Speaker 2: T sound the seed if you want.
Speaker 6: Like Berkeley Breed did a story, we tied that song
to once because he was knocking on people's doors who committed.
Speaker 2: The answer was no, all right, Laura, who's your number two?
Speaker 5: My runner up is share Oh.
Speaker 2: Pretty good by the way, Uh called Val Kilmer a
fabulous lover.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah he broke up with her.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yes, one of the only Yeah. I think it
was like twenty one nice shot. Five. Yeah, what do
you got, Kevin?
Speaker 4: My silver medallist Edward van Halen.
Speaker 2: Wisely, Yeah, I got I have like five more here,
but I'm gonna go with my silver medalists. Can I
do a slash again? No, go ahead, do a lipa,
do a lipa.
Speaker 5: I think I'm gonna go see her in September.
Speaker 2: Yeah, where New York City. Nice that she does a
hell of a show for right here, I've ever he
now my number. I have like three number ones.
Speaker 5: No, we're not at one all right and.
Speaker 3: Doing honorable, So I'm gonna do everything else for number two.
My silver medalist slashes Wayne Newton, Okay.
Speaker 2: I think a leap of Trump Swayton.
Speaker 4: I think Evan hal beats all three of them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the greatest of all time.
Speaker 3: Doris Day.
Speaker 4: We're not slashing on this round. We're not slashing.
Speaker 6: Okay's birthdays mentioned around where you get everything way Newt Way,
Newt number one.
Speaker 3: I could go like four directions.
Speaker 2: All right, you go one direction number one.
Speaker 5: Number one takes the cake. The doctor Esquire, Gregory Connors.
Speaker 3: That's a tough one.
Speaker 4: I think I could beat it. The great one, Wayne Gretzky.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm going with a Rochesterian who I think is
one of the most talented people to ever Yeah on
Saturday Night Live.
Speaker 4: I can't say your own name.
Speaker 2: Kristen Wig Kristen Wii, Kristen Wig Gosh. I could go
three different directions, and I could too. I could have
earned three more.
Speaker 3: By because I have another life.
Speaker 2: Guy.
Speaker 6: The guy actually hosted Saturday Night Live, but he was
part of the cast, which I'm sure they loved. But
I'm not gonna go there, nor will I go with
a guy who was I'm the Godfather. I'm gonna get
the break, but I will go with the actual godfather,
latest gentleman, Marlon brand Oh.
Speaker 2: Wow, Marlon Brando, I think, well, who is your Gretzky?
Marlon Brando? I got I got some goats, Greg Conners,
I mean they got stopped all over where the party goes, Greg, Yes,
I think Kristen Wiggs.
Speaker 3: So who wins, Danny, I think that, I gotta say,
I think probably Kevin. God damn it, I think Kevin
finally wins.
Speaker 2: I want a banner. Alright, Well, I couldn't go with
Eddie Murphy, yes, hot to and was here in Rochester
for a while.
Speaker 4: Who is your number three?
Speaker 2: Number three was extra points?
Speaker 3: Well, I was going with Sebastian Bach or Alec.
Speaker 4: Eddie Murphy over Sebastian Bach all wrong.
Speaker 3: Well, I was trying to save it and play. I
would say, yeah, I played it wrong. I'm not a
poker player.
Speaker 4: You didn't go out. You should have gone all in early.
Speaker 6: But I wanted to get Alec Baldwood's I'm not gonna
We've talked about.
Speaker 2: Him, Okay. I've got Ty Burrell, a modern family, Phil Dunfie, yeah,
the ultimate Beta. I have James Cordon, oh late night
talk show host. Yeah. I have Carl Yastremski yeaes the
Yaz And I have somebody that I think that Laura
has never heard of. Valerie Harper.
Speaker 5: Oh, I've heard of Valerie Harper. Come on, she have
like and then fat again.
Speaker 2: Valerie Harper was not val Harper. That's Valerie Bertinelli.
Speaker 5: That I knew you didn't hear Vali Valie Harper.
Speaker 2: Valie Harper was.
Speaker 3: Like she had a show called Valerie's Family and then
she left after one year. They killed her off.
Speaker 2: Uh huh.
Speaker 3: They gave the show to Sandy Duncan.
Speaker 2: Oh they did.
Speaker 3: It was a Monday night show. Jason Jason was on it.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, you're right, yeah, look at you in this
weird TV.
Speaker 4: It was not after alf all right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Monday nights were rough.
Speaker 4: In the and I also had Lucinda Williams.
Speaker 2: Oh I like listening to Carter Yeah, Sasha Banks from
w W E You Win, Andrew Ridgeley I forget it.
Actually he was.
Speaker 4: The talent of Wham.
Speaker 2: Oh it really wasn't the talent, but he was. But
he was because he was the guy that started the band.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he was the garfunk Yeah, kind of Bobby Wicker
and Anita Baker.
Speaker 3: Was he the Hall or the Oats?
Speaker 5: And Tony Stewart?
Speaker 2: So I would say he was the Oats? Okay he was.
You had who Tony Stewart. That's a pretty good one.
And he killed somebody near here.
Speaker 5: Oh oh god, yeah that's great. Wow, ship appreciate it.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna ask you like, how did you almost get
to a fight with Sebastian Bach. I mean, I know
that's not easy. That's not hard to do. So he's
a weird dude.
Speaker 2: No, Sebastian Black. I would love to talk to Sebastian
Baker music coaches from here. They started a satellite There
was a satellite radio company that went around the country
and they were Z They were Z rock, Okay, so
it was like this formulated Z rock and it's.
Speaker 3: Such a radio thing. Hey, let's take a letter.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they put it in front of rock, right, So
they started. They launched a Z ninety three in Kingston,
New York.
Speaker 3: What letter is out there?
Speaker 2: And we could use? So whatever it was, I think
it was just generic around the country so all so
everything would be the same. And and honestly, it was
a forerunner to what they today because and I can
only say this, and I don't mean anything bitter about
radio at all. I still think radio is very viable,
or could be very viable. I've said that many times,
but I think that, you know, even when I was
part of the problem. When you're on eighty stations, it's
the same liners, the same stuff, the same person saying
the same thing in Des Moines, Iowa, as they're saying
in Alaska.
Speaker 3: Don't forget that. We wait, we're an anchorage.
Speaker 2: No, but they give you, they give you liners to read.
So there's all that. But they started this thing Z
ninety three, and they wanted to do a kickoff, and
we were ninety miles outside of Manhattan, and Sebastian Bach
came up with like the owners of Z ninety three
and they brought him. At the time, I was.
Speaker 7: At a station WPDH and that was the rock station
and the morning producer also DJ'd at a at a
club called Let's Dance, Don't Ask.
Speaker 2: That was Poughkeepsie. He was right right in Poughkeepsie. As
my father used to call it, the Bucket of Blood.
There's always flights there. So I was there tremors with
the I was there with WPDH and Sebastian Boch comes
in and he starts like peacock and a round. Yeah
he's a peacock, and they're putting their Z ninety three stuff.
They got the Z ninety three girls, I am, And
then something happened where he like pushed there was at
the time they had a very weak morning show. It
was sort of in between. One guy left and they
had they took a night guy and they brought in this.
They brought in these two people and the one guy
was terrible, so they made him like a production guy
because he was terrible.
Speaker 6: All he could do kind of like your the afternoons
on that one station used to be on.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah yeah yah, yeah yeah yeah yeah. So they yes,
so they brought exactly they brought a guy in and
all he could do, all he could do, all he
could do was all he could do was football. Why
do you got to do this to me? Because anybody
who knows knows birthday.
Speaker 4: I got to make him smile, so uh, when you're close.
Speaker 2: All this guy can do. All this guy could do
is impressions and not even really great ones. So they
eventually just moved him to production. And but he had
a contract.
Speaker 3: It sounds like career.
Speaker 2: So they had this big woman named moved didn't fire him.
Shelley was Shelley was a very big girl, but lovely
like pretty face but big.
Speaker 3: And I know.
Speaker 2: That sounds weird here, well you know what I mean,
it's horrible to say, right, this is how guys talk
about women. And I feel bad because I shouldn't do that.
But anyway, so Shelley is like, so they're all standing
there and somehow Shelley winds up getting like Sebastian comes
around and he's like pushing people get out of my way,
like he's sort of playing, but he pushed her and
somebody gets in his face. I think Mike Colvin was
there and he's safe. So I stood in there and
something happened where like he kind of shoved back and
I pushed him and then he came back at me
and everybody broke it up. After that, it was like
already had escalated. I just came in a little late,
but I did shove him, and he came back.
Speaker 6: After this, and after the event, he wrote the song
every You.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I think he was a had a hit then. Yeah.
It was just radio is just such stupid drama because
it's funny that is a business and like Laura today
went to as.
Speaker 5: It was called Elevate Women's Summit. It's for women who
own businesses. You know, it was networking amongst other women
and she sort of but.
Speaker 2: The idea is helping each other. Okay, So radio never
had that, and it wasn't until we saw some of
our friends go into the beer business. And it was
really the guy from Jenny for me that would go
around and help all the other places. If something broke down,
they would cover, we'll help you bottle, we'll help you
do this, And I'm like, boy, it used to be
like I'll put my foot on your neck. I put
you out of business. And really what we're starting to
see is collaboration. Yeah, collaboration.
Speaker 4: You got three heads talking, you had had robots talk
about it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Dean from Dean from Jenny was the guy I
was thinking of. Dean. Dean did such a like he
would go around. He was the micro brewmaster. I think
he made me the brew master now, but the micro
brew master, and he would help all the other guys.
Radio was absolutely the other way.
Speaker 3: It's the opposite.
Speaker 2: I had years ago when there was ninety five to one.
They had an event at at somewhere down on the
bay in like the Webster Penfield area. We had bought
a bat light. I was the promotion director of CMF.
This is like the early nineties. I take the mobile
Homer Rock and roll out and I shine on above
all their ninety five one banners. I shine this light
that says ninety six five seemf and it's right there. Well,
they all come out, all the management and like, hey man,
could you come come on? This isn't cool, guys, this
is in cool, you know. And I think it was
like a Pearl Jam release party or something. So I'm
by myself, so I start to you know, after a while,
I started to get a little intimidated. I'm like, I
better get the fuck out of here. So I pack
up all my stuff and I'm driving away and Eric Anderson,
the program director, comes racing after me in his car,
swerving at the mobile Homer Rock and Roll like I'm
in this big moment home and he's going and I
finally went okay. I was like, all right, let's see
how this works out. That's what I said.
Speaker 6: Last year, not this year, but last year at the
Saint Patrick's Day Parade, which we were in for Connors
and Ferris your Workers Competorney's two six two competence. I
ended up handing e Man a Connors and Ferris cup
and I go and I recognized he had a nice Celtics.
Speaker 3: Hat, and I go, oh man, that's a nice hat. Eric, Yeah, man, Hey,
it's well, you're not gonna remember Hey, how you remember me?
Do you know why? I like, he wasn't trying to
be a joke. He was shocked that I, like, I
knew who he was, but I don't think he recognized me.
But he was in the crowd that they got to
get Connors and Farris Cup from Billified Ball.
Speaker 2: But yeah, he swerved at the mobile home run.
Speaker 6: I was like, So I mentioned David Hyde Pierce, who
was at the prayer was homeless on the street.
Speaker 2: He was at he owned a bunch of he's in
real estate.
Speaker 6: He's like a he's got a flipper man. He's like
done really well for himself. After radio, But I mentioned
David Hyde Pierce. He did a show with a guy
named Well who played Fraser.
Speaker 2: Uh, you interviewed him too, right, Yes?
Speaker 3: Did you get in a fight with him too?
Speaker 2: Is that you No? No, no, no, no no. People
were mad at me because I brought up the fact
that his sister was killed in the d w Y
while he was promoting his beer.
Speaker 3: Oh that's what I didn't do it on that Remember,
there was some controversy.
Speaker 2: People got upset. I actually talked to him, but he
can't talk like that. Yeah, he wouldn't.
Speaker 3: Did he still do his Fraser accent? Or do you
talk like a normal.
Speaker 2: It's that it's not far off from who he is.
Speaker 3: Well, he's a Shakespearean actor.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he was over there and uh, he was very,
very smitten with one of your friends, Jamie.
Speaker 5: Yes, I thought you told me that.
Speaker 2: No, Shannon, I think it was Shannon.
Speaker 5: I think she just had a new TV show come up.
Speaker 2: Yes, Shannon did on HG TV. Yeah, have you seen it? Okay,
me either.
Speaker 3: I don't want it is just the same that yells
at people in town Shon Yill Crayon, Oh no podcast
who fights every single battle?
Speaker 2: No, she's gonna come out? Are you one weekend at all?
Speaker 5: I am where I'm going to cops.
Speaker 2: Hel Okay, Yeah, what is the the idea behind this?
Speaker 5: That you didn't elect Elon into any sort of position
and that he's running the show quite.
Speaker 2: A bit hands off? Is that what it's called?
Speaker 5: I would have to look all right, because.
Speaker 2: I I had talked to somebody and I was like,
I mean Hillary Clinton did the healthcare stuff and she
wasn't elected. She was the president's wife at the time.
But I think he's out already. I think he's already
said this happened today because the tariffs.
Speaker 5: One was did that happen today? And I've been Yeah,
it's called hands off, So I haven't been on.
Speaker 6: And I can tell you this, Like you're a controversy
behind him stepping down or was his planned?
Speaker 2: No, I have no idea. I don't think there's any controversy.
Speaker 8: I think he probably has a million other things that
he should be doing and kids.
Speaker 3: He got this started Tesla, but SpaceX.
Speaker 2: The the number of cuts though, it's starting like you're
starting to see some things unravel and you're starting to
see some conservative talkers stay things like, you know, even
with the ice raids and taking some people and putting
them in Venezuela and prisons or wherever they're going. They
got a naturalized American citizen scooped up in that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was my grandpa. The guy was a grandfather guy.
Speaker 6: Oops, your boy, Todd Holiday was going off about it
on Twitter the other day.
Speaker 3: I told you you needed a process. Oh, I'm sure, Todd,
they listened to you.
Speaker 2: Yeah. But but the point is, like you're starting I'm
starting to see a little bit of a shift here.
Speaker 3: And people getting a little like people are nervous with
the tariffs.
Speaker 5: Well, it just said I just opened CNN to see
what I missed today. Top thing is Trump tariff shock
Wall Street markets. Yeah, worst day since twenty twenty.
Speaker 3: That was a time to buy.
Speaker 2: Yeah it is. Oh, look, I don't know. I mean,
any kind of change is gonna be uncomfortable. But there's
an awful lot of people who work in government contracts
and have had jobs and things that are don't know
where they stand currently. They have no idea. And when
you think about that, like we can go, well, we've
been wasteful for so long. Probably probably could there be
a better way. I mean, you're when you put people out,
it's homes, it's mortgages, it's where do they go? And
that's the tough thing, and the tough part for a
lot of those people is there aren't jobs that are
equivalent or or nearby.
Speaker 4: I'm sure it was I'm sure it was a sound bite,
and I'm sure there's more to the video. But did
you see one of the one of the senators getting
into the elevator tell them one of the federal employees
that had gotten fired and he deserved it. That it's
probably horrible in his job.
Speaker 2: No, yeah, yeah, And as.
Speaker 4: The elevator's closing, I mean, you're probably horrible job.
Speaker 3: You deserved it, really, Yeah, like your buddy, I got fired.
Speaker 2: One of the greatest homes. Hey, man, what's going on?
I got fired today? In the elevator doors closed.
Speaker 3: He finally produced his own exit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the best thing you ever produced. All right,
we'll take a moment. I want to apologize. I told
everybody six. Then I moved the starting line of six fifteen.
Then at five point fifty five, I'm realizing I'm still
on phone calls and taking off, and I'm not after.
Speaker 3: That prostage show. He learned a few things I may.
Speaker 2: Have after the prostage show to go. Hey, it's just
for the health of it, left hand right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I didn't even get the six fifteen message.
Speaker 2: I didn't get a six week.
Speaker 4: I got a six fifteen.
Speaker 5: Oh, I got six thirty six six until I pulled in.
Speaker 2: But oh wait, six fifteen. Okay, that's my that's my
fault always. But I thought he would text you, and
I never said, hey, make sure you text Laura. I
never said it. I just assumed that he does. I
don't because Kevin usually like just does not, which is great.
Kevin knows.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 2: Oh, we got to get into the healthy facts.
Speaker 5: It gave it. It gave me time to go get
us alcohol.
Speaker 2: Yes, and I love you for them. We'll take a
moment even.
Speaker 4: When you're said, he still loves you.
Speaker 2: Right after this, b TTB would fire pizza and grill
on the mall Grease Streets, Danny, we have going on
sports wise this weekend. Look at the final four, bro,
that's right. Where can you see all the action, all
the fishy TVs btv's that's right.
Speaker 5: My kids will want to be there. It's their favorite
restaurant and they're supporting Duke.
Speaker 2: All they are. Yeah, yeah, I'm hoping Duke gets.
Speaker 5: Kid put money on Duke.
Speaker 2: He put money on Duke, like how much I think?
Speaker 5: Okay, I give my kids betting money. It's fun, It
keeps it, It keeps them really excited about it is
their favorite restaurant.
Speaker 2: And bt is their favorite restaurant.
Speaker 5: My son is going there for his birthday too. When's
that April twenty fourth? Because it is the NFL, it's
the draft, it's the draft, and so Lucas asked, show Joe,
will you take me to bt B Marc.
Speaker 4: Sols dressed up as a clown for the birthday party?
Speaker 2: It would be it, It really is. That's that's great.
Well look at the Yeah, your kids love that place
and told their teacher about it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, obsessed.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well look you go there, you get what do
they get at the brunch? At the brunch my Belgian
waffle looks my mom just gets drunk.
Speaker 5: I did do the two for one. Mimosa's absolutely cam
raves about the cookies and cream waffle because there's ice
cream on it. Yes, But Lucas likes their breakfast pizza.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, the breakfast peach is really good.
Speaker 5: Pizza is delicious because I took some home to go.
But I mean, but you know Weak Nights all their specials.
We go there for the ten dollars burger Nights as
as much as we can.
Speaker 2: And well, you get great portions at great prices, and
some of it you can take on. What was the
burrito thing that I had that took me three days?
Speaker 4: The grilled cheese burrito.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the grilled cheese burrito is so good because it
had it cheese even on the outside. It was so delicious.
You take that home and I half of it here
and then the next two days I dropped it in
the air fry. The pison pasana was another one phenomenal.
The food is just it's really really great and they're
always coming up with new things all the time.
Speaker 5: I need to go there with other friends besides my
family because there's been some appetizers that I really want
to try. It's got like the Bang Bang shrimp and
then there's a there's a chip with like blue cheese
on it. My kids and Joe won't try that, so
I need to get some of my girlfriends.
Speaker 2: Joe doesn't like anything that's moldy.
Speaker 5: He likes me fresh.
Speaker 3: You damn, this was a restaurant.
Speaker 5: Thank you your We also need to talk about April thirteenth.
April thirteenth is the music bingo. Yes, April thirteenth.
Speaker 2: And we are going to go out there and do
our game. Theme that tune, closest to the pin, well
not theme that tune, name that tune and closest to
the pin.
Speaker 5: How much can Bill eat?
Speaker 4: We don't have that. We gotta have that game.
Speaker 2: I want to have a challenge to be because I
eat so quickly in here, but we don't. We have
the limited amount of time.
Speaker 4: So I feel bad because the two hours we have
here and the mic that we have, it's not the
two hours.
Speaker 2: I always feel like I'm holding them up when I'm eating,
and I don't want to hold up their night. They're
nice of them to come out and be part of
it all.
Speaker 4: Bills has so much bTB food that he's never even tasted.
Speaker 2: bTB would fire pizza and grill, go taste what I
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Speaker 9: Mo may his body's gone trial just for laughing at
the joke, just for saying of the bargain what any
sales girl or any.
Speaker 10: Known most of the sort men die the firing line,
just waiting for a number to be calm.
Speaker 9: I guess time just leaves.
Speaker 2: Food as father John missy. Why does it have a
John Lennon feel to it? To me?
Speaker 4: I don't know my feeling he ever gets?
Speaker 3: Yeah, he kind of does.
Speaker 2: And I'm not. The accent isn't there right? But yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, the vibe.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's it's weird because there's in this song, there's
a Sacks. It's seven minutes and if you listen to
the lyrics, it's like it really tells a story about life.
There's also a word in that I never knew before
called anthroposyne, which I guess is just a fancy word
for mankind, the history of mankind and everything. It's like
anthropology but right, and it's it's a brilliant song and
it actually encompasses like biblical and spiritual ideas.
Speaker 3: It's really long. She said, Oh yeah, there's like four
solos in.
Speaker 2: It too, Laura. Uh father John Misty for Dan's birthday
of the day, And I was running man, and so I, uh,
I got another I'm subbing when i'm subbing younger kids,
and these kids are it's like Kindergary and then first
second grade maybe. So I had me in a gym
class and they come in man, and they are I mean,
they're wound for sound. And this one kid would just
run no matter what, from one end to the gym
to the other and just crashed his whole body into
the into the into the pads and are on the
each side. And then he decided to be fun to
come full bore with his head down and just ram
right into my rear end. So I don't even see it.
Oh you are these kids. I don't see it coming now,
but I'm to my back. I mean he's coming boom.
He did like two three times. This other kid who's goes, uh,
you look like a football coach. I said I do.
He's like, yeah, did you play football? He goes no.
I was with my dad. He told me I have
to be seven. I'm only six. I said, okay. He's
like but a stocky kid. And the next thing I know,
he's like hanging on my arm wrapped him. He has
laid on the floor and wrapped his arms around my
ankle so like I can't move. Some other kids see this,
they think it's a good idea. Now I got like,
I don't know what to do with these kids. Then
all of a sudden, the kid is like he will
not he's not leaving me alone. He's just all over
and I go, we need some space, buddy. I don't
have to say. All of a sudden, he's on my
back and he's like, you gotta do pushups with your back.
I'm going, what happened? Like, what happened? I don't know
if they don't I don't know if they have no
love in their life. I have no idea but they
were like, that was my.
Speaker 5: Day today as a parent of a second grader. That's
just how kids are. Like, they don't remember I joke
that I'm a jungle gym, like they are crawling on
top of me.
Speaker 2: I remember that now with the boys, but it's been
like a while, and I think it when it was
my own kids, it felt very natural. Yeah, it's not
my kids, and so I don't even know. I mean
I just met them, but they're.
Speaker 5: Like, hey, it's like kids that each are either nervous
around strangers or you're exciting and like you're new.
Speaker 2: When it's like, well, well I greeted every them as
they came in the gym, I would be juggling, and
that just absolutely through these kids.
Speaker 5: Wild juggle.
Speaker 2: Yeah there's three balls or whatever. Yeah, so I was
doing that and I think that that's set that set
them off.
Speaker 5: That was like, oh, if you did a magic trek?
Speaker 2: Yes, So girl ask me, can you do magic? And
I said no, She goes, I can make my thumb disappear,
I can make.
Speaker 5: You should learn a magic trek?
Speaker 2: I got you. Well, yeah, with what yes, I should
I should have.
Speaker 5: I mean, but kids are so gullobal you could do. Yeah,
I don't know.
Speaker 2: Anything right anything, but they are It is fun. So
that was there, and then on the way home. Uh,
my dad will always call me because he was a teacher,
loves to hear the stories, wants to know the worst
stories of what's happening. Called me yesterday. I called him back,
no answer, missed. I missed his first call. So today
I call him and uh, I hear hello, and I said,
he goes, Uh, you know I'm in the hospital. I said, what,
he goes, I'm in the hospital. I said what I no,
I had no idea. I said, I'm returning your call
from yesterday. I think I opened it with him returning
your call. Oh yeah, no, I'm in the hospital. Uh
I go, I'm like, okay, what what? What what happened?
Oh it's Parkinson's got so bad. I couldn't even move
across the room and you wouldn't be able to get
a drink of water or anything. So, uh, I didn't
know what to do. So I called your sister and
she called. She called nine one one, So then I'm
I then I'm hearing from my sister and it's way
worse than that. Like he really low keyed it to me,
but you in the hospital and I'm the low key
in the hospital. Low key. All the other stuff that's
been going on with him, and there's peanuts, yeah, but
like there's he's got parkings, so it's no but there's
things like he can't move around. He shouldn't be alone,
so he's moving my brother and sister not much of
my help, but they got him. He's going to go
into an assisted living place in Maine. It's already they
already paid the month right from March, which is bothering
my father because he's like, I'm paying on two points,
what about you know, all that kind of just but
it was like, oh, man, bitch's just yelling at the
clouds because he's fine with money and he's fine. And
then it was I think he was getting himself really
worked up, like really worked up about this. And I
think the losing the freedom and not being able to
drive himself to the gym and doing all that, I
think is really kind of blowing his mind and where
he is in life, and that's a pretty stressful thing.
And I don't think he'd really want to talk to anybody,
but he should, like a therapist of some kind. But
then I guess his blood pressure got really high and
he wasn't taking whatever her pills he's supposed to do,
and he, uh he told one of my siblings that, uh, yeah,
I just decided to get fully dressed and lay on
the on the couch in case I died, no one
would have to see me in my underwear.
Speaker 4: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: My mother, who isn't really privy to all this stuff.
They're not together, but I said, she's the one who
said my brother told her that story. And she said, well,
I'll tell you what I sleep naked. When I go,
you're gonna see it.
Speaker 6: All sounds like an ad for like a gentleman's question.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so now he's come see large Marge. So I
don't know. I think they got we'll have to get
him to Maine a little quicker and worse. Yeah, well, yes,
I think stress also on the couch.
Speaker 4: Harlem shake, yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, Harlem shuffle.
Speaker 3: Well that's what I was thinking.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Harlem shuffle. Was I think.
Speaker 5: Permanent move or temporary and he knows that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, yeah, I think that it's going to have
to happen a little quicker, I think, And I think
it's one of these things. Honestly, I think for everybody's
stress manifests itself physically when you let things go, and
I think it makes everything in his you know, of
his condition worse. Right, because this is a guy who
goes to the gym every day and been able to
kind of hold this off.
Speaker 4: It's still for everybody when they start thinking about it.
You look at this one over here all the time,
he starts thinking about ship and all of a sudden
he's got some element.
Speaker 2: You go down the Google.
Speaker 3: Dude, I'm a hypochondriast. I fully admit my father was
a hypochondriac too, until it was too late.
Speaker 5: That's a word.
Speaker 3: Cool kids, But I'm not going to go to the
doctor this time. Oh thanks dad. He's no longer with us.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, but maybe and he goes deep. Dann, He's like,
oh I got to but you know what, I'll say this.
Speaker 6: We had a lot of questions for for Dan last night.
Last night I had I held it back.
Speaker 2: No, but they were not out of bounds. It's just
that I started, Danny, I think got upset with me
last night. I didn't get upset. I didn't get upset.
He started saying, I watched these videos, and I started
laughing because I go doctor and I've got.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Sammy, I know what I can tell you.
Speaker 2: However, that's not necessarily bad information you're getting off the internet.
Speaker 6: Well, no, you'd like stop me a mid sentence, I
was thinking that I was going to give you the
idea that the doctor couldn't give you, and I was
actually actually asking a question.
Speaker 3: But yeah, you're right.
Speaker 2: And I laughed at one point and you look over
and go, what's so funny?
Speaker 3: What's so fun I've never though, I've never gotten mad
about it.
Speaker 5: I am really sorry about your dad though.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean it's a it's a it's a little
bit of a stressful here's the thing that's stressful, and
for me because my brother lives in Kenny Bunk Main,
which is pretty much the same distance to my dad
as I am from Rochester, and my sister's in Virginia.
And when I'm talking to my sister because I said
to my father, is anyone there with you? And I
didn't mean one of us, but I know he's got
a couple buddies that he you know, at the gym
and stuff, and he goes it's a hospital, not a
fan club. I go, okay, all right, so I know
you're feeling better. Okay, I did become Uncle Junior.
Speaker 5: What his living facility? Now? Where does he live?
Speaker 2: He lives by himself, home in apartment like half a
hose yeah okay, yeah, so so you.
Speaker 5: Have to do all the packing and the going through.
Speaker 2: I think they do it.
Speaker 5: Who does.
Speaker 2: I think the place that he's at, Cedar would whatever.
They they come in and just box everything up for
you today.
Speaker 4: If not, I know somebody.
Speaker 5: I'm like, I'm like, this is sort of what I do.
It's it's just something that you and I can talk
about because it's very, very stressful. It causes a lot
of fights between the adults who are supposed to be
downsizing if they have to get rid of items and
the kids and.
Speaker 6: Well, you can have your own. She could pack it
up and then Stephanie could come by.
Speaker 3: Are you into hard wood an you can get rid
of kids? You have big deck Dad's house. He's not
using it anymore.
Speaker 2: No, So I think like the place he's at is
where my grandmother and aunts had lived, and they're like
half a house you get, so he has that, and
then I think they might pack it up for him
I'm not exactly sure of valuables. Yes, and then so
what I I hesitate to say this? He doesn't know yet.
But my brother is already en route and he's going down.
He's got a truck and he rented a U haul
because we weren't going to do this till the end
of April. And my sister is flying up on Saturday
to Newark and my brother's gonna pick her up and
she's gonna drive my father's car to Maine, and my
brother's gonna drive my father up and then they're gonna
so he'll be in Maine.
Speaker 4: And there's Bill sitting homework and right.
Speaker 5: So I say, how far of a drive is it
for him?
Speaker 9: Uh?
Speaker 2: He doesn't have a car because he's in the city.
So I said, I go listen, I can come down,
and she goes, you've got Jamison. She's like, we have
you know, I have my my husband, he has his wife.
They're going to watch the kids. She's like this, we're
happily married. You're not home with your child.
Speaker 5: That fucking so parents sucks. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Like and then on top of that, you got him
who's like have you ever heard of deep pop?
Speaker 5: Deepop?
Speaker 3: Is that like Japanese music.
Speaker 2: No, great, great, guess I'm not. I don't to be no,
I know because you have K pop right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's Danish pop.
Speaker 2: Deepop is it's a website where you sell clothing and
things like people sell and there are websites like that.
Speaker 3: We're gonna put my shoes.
Speaker 2: So he wanted to sell some sneakers and stuff. He
sold them.
Speaker 5: Wait your dad, no, oh, okay, so we bought Poshmark.
Speaker 2: Yes, like Poschmark, but it's called Deepoppop so probably. So
then he sold two pairs of sneakers. We boxed them,
we mailed them, did all that. He got the money
for one. He's been waiting for the money for the other.
And there's no pending deposit you know. Yeah, well this
is like you ship and then they're supposed to they
I don't know. So he's writing the guy that bought it,
and the guy's sending him clips going I did pay Deepop,
here's my receipt, here's my stuff. Who knows what, But
there's no pending deposit. So he's reading stuff. So he's
flipping out. But then I don't know that he's talking
to his mom and telling her things about how unhappy
he is, and how much he hates hates no, no,
hates life, just hates life. Not not here, but just
hates life. And you know, and it's really about this money.
And then he went to do one of his songs
and the app he uses logged him out. He can't
log back in, so all his music's gone. I'm never
making another song like he's been just absolutely miserable. Yes, yes,
and then and then on top of that, so I
got my sister called me, I got his mom calling me,
and that was what helped me up tonight because I
needed to talk to these people. Yes, have you gotten to.
Speaker 4: The point where you started thinking of the future where
you're in your dad's position and Jameis and Jackson and
Jordan are trying to figure out what they're gonna do
with you? Have you gotten that fire in your head yet?
Speaker 3: Who's pulling the plug?
Speaker 4: Jamison so we can plug his phone?
Speaker 2: I don't even I have.
Speaker 3: Nieces and nephews are all arguing's gonna pull the plug?
Speaker 9: Do you want to?
Speaker 2: I would have switched to the other.
Speaker 5: No, because I took them them. I bought his two bottles.
Speaker 4: There's always whiskey too. Don't about it.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying. There's beer the end.
Speaker 4: That was so much fun.
Speaker 2: The video still didn't show up on the website, did it.
Speaker 3: I haven't loved on Instagram?
Speaker 2: Uh yeah, it was on Instagram. So yeah. But then
he's saying something like to the point where he's really
unhappy to the So yeah, mental health concerns.
Speaker 5: Well, is he still with the girl?
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, everything's fine. It's a it's a bad moment.
It's a guy who wants his money because he wants
to go and buy new clothes and sell those, and
he feels like he's got a little bit of it.
He's got an entrepreneurial soul much and then he wants
to go do this stuff and it's not happening. You're fifteen.
Speaker 5: What was he doing in the past. Wasn't he washing windows?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, sund them over to Webster. Really, I need
my windows washed.
Speaker 2: Here's the thing that worries me. I shouldn't say this.
I'm dead serious. I don't know how good.
Speaker 5: A top he does, Like I get probably probably not nervous.
Speaker 2: I get nervous, and I would love somebody to go,
hey man, you really need to because I think if
he focused on it and wasn't half assed. But I
he cooked the other night, his buddy came over. He
made shrimp scampy over pasta, okay, with a some kind
of like uh sauce.
Speaker 5: What would be a white wine.
Speaker 2: An Alfredo sauce? He made the Alfredo sauce.
Speaker 3: That's not a bad idea.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: It would be like a white garlet.
Speaker 2: Well, here's the thing. It was a pre mixed BJ's
shrimp scampy that he threw in the air fryer and
then added that spaghetti. Yeah, it tasted fine. I ate
a lot of it. But he made it. And I
said to him, listen, if you cook it, you gotta
clean it. The dishes are still there. And I've been
doing on pot a day because I can't stand looking
at it. But I'm like, buddy, you've got to do these.
And now his head is so on the money and
he's upset and he's angry and this and that, and
I'm like, God, my.
Speaker 5: Dad, it's like, how much money did he sell these sneakers.
Speaker 2: He's expecting seventy dollars back, so it's not the end
of the world, but he's asking me.
Speaker 3: Dollars.
Speaker 2: That's money. I'm going buddy, I'm not going to give
you this money. This is part of your business thing.
This is what happens. And now we're aware. Sometimes we
got a skinner need or learn a lesson. But I
feel like today and maybe I'm wrong, but and especially
in a situation like this, and maybe you feel the
same way, Laura. When you're a single parent, you feel like,
did you do something wrong? So I should just give
you everything and I go. But that doesn't help anybody.
It doesn't help anybody.
Speaker 3: You're crippling your child.
Speaker 2: Well I think so, I'm looking up.
Speaker 3: I'm not facetious, but yeah, he kind of are. You
kind of have to help them.
Speaker 9: I think you're not.
Speaker 2: I think you got to like push, you know. Yeah,
and so back in my day.
Speaker 5: Well no, I think you know, even my older son
is about to turn ten and he really wants a
cell phone. He knows he's not getting a cell phone
for his birthday. But at ten, I do feel like
I'm going to give you a little more independence and stuff.
But he doesn't show me that he deserves it. A
lot of times, you know, like the lying and the
like just stupid little things. I'm like, Lucas, if you
want more independence, if you want to be able to
ride your bike to a friend's house, like, you need
to show me that I can trust you, so right, Yeah.
Speaker 2: And it's all part of that because the other thing
is the world isn't going to be so you got
to hustle. I mean, no matter what, you gotta work,
you gotta do something, you gotta Yeah, And so that's it.
So I probably will be the guy though, the Laura
that folds and goes I'll meet you halfway.
Speaker 5: No, I mean this business, this website looks pretty legit.
Speaker 2: It is pretty legit, and I'm saying, like, give it
a couple of days. It could just be that it
hasn't processed through. Yeah, yeah, very politic.
Speaker 5: I mean I used to sell I have sold on
Poshmark and some of those websites back in the day.
And you get the money. I mean, it goes into
holding and then the person has to accept your package
and like make sure that it's good, and then it
gets released to you.
Speaker 3: But the package fell out of escrow. The money's yours.
Speaker 4: Yeah, accept your package.
Speaker 2: Speaking of packages, So we didn't get to the story
yesterday about the teacher. Oh okay, but then TMZ has
a whole different side of this story. Yeah, well, and
it's it's amazing and I would love, of course both.
You'll have plenty of funny and you'll have Lord's opinions, right,
but Laura's perspective only because like sometimes women are not
sometimes I witnessed something the other day woman on woman crime.
I'm practically oh, talking shit about it.
Speaker 3: That's how it works.
Speaker 4: Hot, Yeah, yeah, yeah, was it hot?
Speaker 2: No? This was one woman uh staying to I was
like I was eves dropping without eavesdropping, but I was
it couldn't. I couldn't go anywhere. I was in a
chair and I'm sitting and these people are having a
conversation and the conversation was about another one at the
school that you're no, No, it really wasn't. I was
happening to be at like a coffee shop type, and
I'm sitting there and this other woman goes to her
her friend. She's like, uh, well, yeah, of course they do,
because like she's twenty three years old, does she own
a pair of jeans? All she does is wear leggings
every day. Of course, all the guys are looking at
her and I'm like, what it's happening, and it was
like nasty, it had an edge to it. Laura had
an edge. So but this would be good to get Laura,
You're right Laura's perspective of yes, because the woman is
accused of something.
Speaker 4: He and Dan's birthday packages too.
Speaker 2: Oh we have birthday packages.
Speaker 4: He's got birthday packages.
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Speaker 1: What you always.
Speaker 9: Dressed in some day best.
Speaker 2: Even when reading when did you become this guy? These
are too like I would if I was I was
gonna play. Who listens to this music on this show?
I go me, not you?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I just love new music. The station I've been
listening to mostly is either the spectrum station that's serious
or the fault rock stations.
Speaker 6: Okay, and this is a great story because Jason Isbel
had a relationship with a guy named Justin Town or
Town's Earl.
Speaker 3: They were both in Texas.
Speaker 6: They're both folk singers, but Justin Town's Earl was the
star Jason Isbel was in his band.
Speaker 3: Okay, and they had a falling out. Nobody knows what happened,
but the guy's involved.
Speaker 6: And Justin Town's Earl in Nashville during the pandemic, odeed
on a bathroom floor to bar in Nashville, and so
Jason Isbell wrote this song about him, and Justin Town's
Earl's wife flipped out about it because he talks about
how like the guy over odeed and how they never
got a chance to reconcile, and there's some history there,
but the song is fantastic, and the point of.
Speaker 3: The song is like, how come I didn't take the
same path you did? Why am I more famous than you?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 6: Why is that you were the more talented one and
you threw it all away because you had to chase
this dragon called drugs.
Speaker 2: Yep, it's a tough dragon, man, because you see somebody
people that get taken down by that.
Speaker 3: Well, somebody once.
Speaker 6: Told me before they ode, they said, you're always chasing
that first high.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he died of a heroin overdose.
Speaker 6: And he was a phlebotomist that he thought he could
like figure it out and he couldn't.
Speaker 2: There's yeah, I don't know. They say that that high
for heroin is the most magical high, but it is
the first one, and it's so euphoric that you want
to you're chasing that.
Speaker 6: Right so that when somebody like with o d Like
back home, I knew like five people who odeed unfortunately.
Speaker 3: On heroin and heroines.
Speaker 6: So when somebody died of a heroin overdose, the response
wasn't The response for like non acts was like, oh
my gosh, that's awful.
Speaker 3: The response for addicts was what was he on? I
want to get some of that, seriously, because they want
it must be great heroin. I could beat it on
the wood. No, it's not true.
Speaker 5: Why would you even want to risk that?
Speaker 3: That's the thing I don't know.
Speaker 6: I've never had that. I've never had that compulsion.
Speaker 2: I've had it with alcohol. I could see myself going
down that way.
Speaker 3: You're not chasing a high, yeah.
Speaker 2: No, are you?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: But I'm chasing the happy, go lucky. You know, I
have no problem.
Speaker 3: But you were that guy though.
Speaker 5: I took a guppy the other week before we went
to we went to a concert and I was like
so freaking happy, and it was I was joking. I
was like, I had no bar tab to pa the IDEs, like,
I didn't eat any calories or drink any calories.
Speaker 4: I was like everybody else happy while you were happy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, everyone was happy. I was jamming. It was a
great time. I was loving the music.
Speaker 2: I was just, yeah, what what what kind of gummy
do you know?
Speaker 5: No, Like, it wasn't like do you know what the
milligram dos? It was if I ever take anything Normally,
I don't take anything more than three. But I was like, eh,
I don't really feel like drinking tonight. And so I
remember Joe got home. We were going out with all
the Burned crew to go and listen to a band.
There was like twenty of us, and he went upstairs
the shower and I decided to take a gut meat
and he came downstairs. I was like, I'm hearing frogs
out of my right ear, but I hear the dog
licking out of my left ear. And I watched him
to the bar and everyone's like whoa. And I was like, guys, like,
I am hearing intense things right now. I'm so happy
I can hear maroon. You're so great.
Speaker 6: Well, I told you, guys a story about the time
where my boss told me, he goes, did you have
another migraine today? I go, yeah, how'd you know? He goes,
cause you're kind of like slurring your words on the call.
And I go, yeah, I've been working through a migraine.
And he goes, you know who doesn't get migraines. I go, who,
He goes, marijuana users.
Speaker 3: I'm like, okay, very funny, because no, for really, because
everybody I know who spoke to marijuana doesn't get migraines. Like,
how many people do you know who smokes smoke marijuana?
I know a few.
Speaker 6: Now he's a guy who doesn't drink, doesn't smoke nothing.
He goes, you might want to get a medical marijuana
license and just try it.
Speaker 2: So he said, I don't even need a medical marijuana Well, yeah,
all for problem medicinal for for the prescription base.
Speaker 3: So I went, I went to Rise.
Speaker 2: You did so Joe?
Speaker 5: One of Joe's best friends is actually a manager.
Speaker 3: Mar okay, so I may have talked to him. So
I go, Hi, I'm here to get some prescription based
marijuana for migraines. I make this huge pronouncement like I
am not a marijuana.
Speaker 5: Use him drug.
Speaker 2: Where are we going?
Speaker 3: So you have to yes?
Speaker 6: Yeah, so that yeah, So anyway, they go, you have
to get your license. So I go on, like it
my license, come back, I get this prescription for it.
They go, you might want to just take a little
bit of a time if you've never done this before.
Speaker 3: I go, oh my god, have get like I get.
So I get the migraine. So I try it out.
Nothing happens. So like maybe when you little bit more
because you know me and the freaking supplements.
Speaker 2: Wait, this is fucking amazing.
Speaker 6: Finally, one day it didn't work. I'm like, maybe I
just need the whole dropper. I put it in three hours.
Nothing happened. All of a sudden.
Speaker 3: We had a podcast that day and I'm like, he.
Speaker 4: Was drooling on the couch.
Speaker 3: I told Billy, I go, I can't make it today.
Speaker 4: You said you were sick.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 5: I've come here high, but.
Speaker 2: I didn't know what it's.
Speaker 3: I'm like, I don't know. I can't feel my face.
I don't know what's going on. I mean, I feel
I don't feel bad, but I shouldn't be behind the
wheel of a car.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Beth goes, that's true.
Speaker 3: That goes you're high. I go, is that what that is?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Because I never.
Speaker 3: Experienced that before. She goes, do you still have a
migraine to go?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: You did.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it didn't work. Well.
Speaker 3: I took the bottle. I threw it out.
Speaker 5: What that for you guys?
Speaker 3: It's expired after two months.
Speaker 2: Okay, how long did you have it?
Speaker 3: Two months? That was like the limit. I never used it.
Speaker 2: They tell you not to eat gumpies after ninety days.
Fuck that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I follus drinks like the cycle Frog drinks. Those
are great everything.
Speaker 3: I've never used it since. I'm not like, I've never
smoked it.
Speaker 2: Nothing. No, but this was so this was this was
a prescription.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it was like liquid vial of a medical based
uh some type of it was a technical name.
Speaker 5: Were you supposed to because I had some for my
anxiety that my aunt had brought home from Colorado a
couple of years ago, and I was supposed to put
it under my tongue and let it sit there, like
try to not swallow, just let it.
Speaker 2: Which is hard for Laura's just sitting right there.
Speaker 5: Just tee it up under the tongue and just let
it sit in your mouth until you know, yeah, then
you could swallow it later se this.
Speaker 2: But I wonder if you're doing it wrong.
Speaker 5: Yeah, That's what I'm wondering. Or did you just.
Speaker 3: They said.
Speaker 4: Swallow?
Speaker 2: I don't think how to do it.
Speaker 6: They said put it on your tongue and just let
it for like thirty seconds, just let it wait and then.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but are you okay?
Speaker 4: Did he wait the third I can see him at
the dispensary whispering it tasted like grass.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what it is? It's like talking to him five
year old.
Speaker 4: He's in the dispensary.
Speaker 2: I understand. But when you do it prescription, a lot
of times you have to do it consistently. Yeah, so
I wouldn't wait till I had the migraine. I may
put a drop under my tongue every day because it's
gonna be low. That's microdosing, and it may that may
then war help ward off.
Speaker 3: I think that I end up seeing to Neil from
my friend. What did Tol say no for the acupuncture? Yeah,
I've never talked to her about that.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 6: She is more about like the supplements of the occupuncture, right,
but she knows stuff, so she's really We're gonna get
her on at some point.
Speaker 2: No, But I do write when you're saying that with
a prescription, like it would be more of a consistent
usage or not. I don't know. I don't know what
that well, because I go, when you have the migraine,
I feel like you're already there.
Speaker 5: But if you yeah, if you are starting to get
any sign of it, like any symptom. That's when I
would have done it. Like I can tell when I'm
going to have a panic attack when my anxiety is.
Speaker 2: Do you have panic attacks?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm medicated.
Speaker 2: What happens to your panic attack?
Speaker 5: I sort of try and shut myself. I like to
go in like a closed enclosure, so like a shower,
or like shut myself in a closet because, like I
just I can't catch my breath. It's very rare. The
last time I had one was on a plane actually,
and that wasn't good. But I sort of know when
I'm going to get one. Yeah, and I will take
a half a xanax. I can't take a full santax.
It knocks me out, it makes me sleep. But I do.
I have full CBD or THHD drops from Denver and
I can put them on under my tongue and it
really will help alleviate or not make them. Is intense, Okay.
Speaker 2: I'm wondering if that's what I'm saying. Yeah, maybe she's right.
Maybe more when it was THEE.
Speaker 5: When you're all the way, there's gotta take it.
Speaker 6: When twenty twenty three, something like that like early on,
so I I mean from that now I just take
medication for it. By my migraines have been less frequent
because of the acupuncture or less intense when I do
have them. I do take tripped hands when I get them.
And I also, like, like you said, like, I started
taking more salt every day to try to like you know,
lessen that, and.
Speaker 3: That's helped too. So, but migraines suck.
Speaker 6: I mean, if you know anybody, and like if you
get past the trip dan stage, all of.
Speaker 3: A sudden, now I can't imagine nothing's touching it.
Speaker 2: I used to get wild sinus headaches I call them
when doctor would always go, there's no such thing as
a sinus headache. But uh, but they were so painful.
Oh yeah, And I was like, man, I can't imagine
what a migraine is.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's very people throw up, like, well, I've never
had that bad experience.
Speaker 3: Most people do.
Speaker 6: Like it'll start where you'll get like you ever get
a CD shine in your face from the light and
you can't get that. It'll start like that, and then
it'll get bigger and bigger and you have to let
the aura pass. But you know you're gonna get a migraine.
Oh yeah I did. Yeah, so you have to like
that's what Yeah, that's what it is. So you have
to like take a trip to hand immediately because you're
gonna get a migraine with the pain and it's like
taking somebody taking a drill and like just going up
through your like the roof of your mouth into your
eye socket.
Speaker 9: Wow.
Speaker 2: Sucks. Wow. And then Laura has panic attacks. Yeah, what
are you medicated on?
Speaker 5: I am on Searcher Lane for my anxiety. I am
diagnosed anxiety and ADHD.
Speaker 3: I got those.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I got the spot. I take an anxiety pill
every day because my anxiety can be really really crippling
for me.
Speaker 2: Really what anxiety? There is this outgoing bubble normal one
you do all the drugs that alcohol.
Speaker 3: Yeah, macro doses.
Speaker 5: Wait but binge, I had it since I was young.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but where is this outgoing personality? This is that
because of the drugs.
Speaker 5: No, I think that that's that is who I truly am,
Like I this is how I am. People like, yeah,
this is the real me. But my anxiety can be
just like the pressure from other people or things. I
am so O c D. Everything needs to be like
lined up, everything needs to be right, and it weighs
on me. I am my own worst enemy.
Speaker 2: Well a lot of times I always say we get
we get in our own way right, and we are
that's true. Wow, but you're self aware.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well I've tried to gone it. I was really
bad in college. I broke out in shingles, like holy shit, yeah,
anxiety was that pass So that's that's well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but what I'm also saying is that kind of
stuff that we can't see, can't touch. I have anxiety,
and a lot of times now we I roll when
someone says I have anxiety because it's big, because.
Speaker 3: It could become a catch all.
Speaker 2: Well it does.
Speaker 5: Also it's a it's a blind disease, like you don't
see it. I don't look handicap. My anxiety has led
to eating disorders in my past because I can't like
I can't function, I can't control things. So fat no.
I was like it was just something I could control,
like I'm again my control like I have a lot
of control issues. But then I went off mad sort
of as I got a little older zero and then
when I was pregnant with Camden, my second, it brought
the anxiety back, and that is actually something that can
happen during pregnancy. You're as already can retrigger. I tried
to go off of meds at one point and I
was like.
Speaker 2: Fucked up.
Speaker 5: But I was like, no, I can never. I joked that.
I was like, meds make me a great mom? Why
makes me a fun person? That was what I've said
to people, and we'll mix both.
Speaker 2: Get well, that's interesting. The shingles thing, that's what I'm saying.
Twice the blind.
Speaker 5: All right, yeah, just like seventy's the old person disease.
The second time I got told I.
Speaker 2: Should get the shingles vaccine.
Speaker 5: You're almost fifty five, so you can get it. But
the second time I got it was dealing with my
ex's mom, who was not a pleasant person, and I
broke out with shingles all over my face.
Speaker 2: It's interesting that that's stress, right, That's what I'm saying
to the body, and even with my dad, like it
manifests self and it just makes whatever is there worse,
and that you know, if you can control it, be wonderful.
We could. If he can't, they get a tool. It's
a tool.
Speaker 5: Brother, Scars from my shingles really.
Speaker 3: My brother lived in Rochester, he had shingles. So the
doctor one that lives in Florida. No, no, no, the
one who uh oh.
Speaker 2: Not the one that wish your happy birthday on the stream?
Speaker 3: Yeah, my brother.
Speaker 2: Did they wish you happy birthday? Seven six? Yeah, that's
happy birthday? Brother, your your favorite brother.
Speaker 3: I think that's Ryan in Florida.
Speaker 6: You think Ryan watches the show. No, Ryan watches the
show like regularly. He's like a if you call it
a p one which is a radio reference. But he
loves the show. But my brother Joel, when he got
shingles in Rochester, he went to what they prescribed valtrex,
which is a herpes medication.
Speaker 3: His shingles is a form of.
Speaker 6: Herpes, and so it is yes, so he goes to
the chicken pox.
Speaker 2: I thought chicken pox.
Speaker 5: They're in the family.
Speaker 3: They're in the family, they're in the fan. It's a
nervous disease, a nerve disease. So my brother don't have
to So my brother goes and he was so paranoid.
Then he goes to the pharmacist at Wegmans. She goes,
I don't have herpies, I have shakes, and everybody the
lie hears them like and they start giggling, but then
they back away from them because they don't want to
get it.
Speaker 2: Of course, but you had like make an announcement.
Speaker 3: I did not have sherpies. I have shakeles.
Speaker 2: I didn't know that. I didn't either.
Speaker 5: I mean, I've never had herpes. The box and shingles.
Speaker 3: Because the game of valtre but like he felt embarrassed,
like the only person to about.
Speaker 6: Guy, know, the only person dealing with the prescription is
the person behind the counter who gets your meds for.
Speaker 4: Vide Getty's also has chimed in and the drugs don't expire.
Speaker 3: Dan, Okay, well good to know.
Speaker 2: Well they do they.
Speaker 6: So Yeah, when my first wife I threw out my back,
I go to the doc. They give me what why
is that? Why is that funny?
Speaker 2: And she threw you out?
Speaker 3: Yeah, they gave me. They gave me Viking. They gave
me vicot. We were working.
Speaker 6: Together that week and they gave me Viking it and
I never touched it, and I let it slip and
a you know, you know at work at CMF that
I had vicingd Well, somebody I'm not gonna say.
Speaker 2: Who it was.
Speaker 6: Throughout throughout his peg, he Danny, do you have those
viking in tablets?
Speaker 3: Did I hurt my back? I go, yeah, I got to.
I got muscle reactors too.
Speaker 2: I give me some of those.
Speaker 5: I had to leave my job because I was falling asleep.
It was it was horrible. My saiatica was acting up
and I was like, Joe, don't you have muscle relaxers again?
This man is over one hundred pounds bigger than.
Speaker 2: Me, and yeah, but I think he's an ox.
Speaker 5: He gave me one and I was like, I told
the client. I was like, I can't function right now,
Like I need to go home and nap.
Speaker 2: I remember I had muscle relaxes, but they were these tiny,
tiny pills. I would take one. I'm doing a morning show.
I was on Weezers show at the time, and my
whole face was numb, like I couldn't feel my face.
I couldn't feel it. I'm doing this trying to I'm
like I'm dying and I say something to Weeze about
it and he goes by, you're a lightweight. All the
shit I put it out. That was the thing. Uh,
let me do this story because we well, why don't
we do the gifts. Fuck the story, the story. We'll
save the story. Let's do the gifts, all right.
Speaker 3: So I appreciate you guys, you'd have to do anything
for it.
Speaker 2: Well, my gift is coming Sunday late, and I'm signing
Kevin and Laura's name to the card.
Speaker 6: So so, Kevin got me this nice bottle of Josh
Cabernet Savin Young. But it says, boo juice open when
Dan has come down, gone down a rabbit hole.
Speaker 2: We do that right now, if you like. I almost
spit this out, Hey, almost spit this out. Kevin is
so good about.
Speaker 3: Oh spicy trail.
Speaker 4: I get everybody sent it a dollar stary snack ris
and I forgot I get daddy something healthy.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Well what did you get?
Speaker 5: I got Chewies fruit cheese.
Speaker 2: Oh look at that.
Speaker 3: And you know you guys also got me this.
Speaker 2: Yes, you can the cake. You can take the cake.
Speaker 3: Well, my wife's coming with cupcakes too.
Speaker 5: I think you should read the cookie that I regifted
you from my event today.
Speaker 4: Bitches be crazy.
Speaker 3: I am a rich man. I don't know what they.
Speaker 5: Ell itches my event today.
Speaker 2: Wow, okay, soldier, maybe any class, yes, maybe Readers readers cheaters.
Speaker 4: The weed helps the eyes.
Speaker 5: I had no idea, so we Kevin and I got
here before either of you, and he was like, it's
Dan's birthday. So I was like, I'll be right back,
and I just drove to the liquor store to get
one so he didn't have to do that.
Speaker 2: So kind and loving him. You seriously, why don't we
take a moment, Well, do Kevin's game. We'll do the story.
We'll do the story about the teacher, because I would
love to hear he's.
Speaker 5: Gonna talk to Boo. When's gonna come.
Speaker 3: He's on her way.
Speaker 5: Boos on our way?
Speaker 2: Yeah, one booze on her wa, boos on our way.
Maybe we don't do the game.
Speaker 5: We oh, we can keep going.
Speaker 3: She'll play, She'll play the game two.
Speaker 2: All right. I like this. We'll get to all that
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Speaker 4: It's a bad you've never heard of.
Speaker 5: It gets stick, it down, it bang.
Speaker 2: They blew up the United States when they went on
SNL yes, they did.
Speaker 6: At the anniversary last week or at ALC Baldwin dan
ackroy Hos the show. He insisted the Hip we're from Kickson, Ontario,
his hometown, should host and they sang the more people
on SNL than they ever did cumulatively their entire career
in Canada. My favorite band and you'll never hear from
him again because Gordon Downey passed away in twenty seventeen,
one of the most charismatic cartoonish front men you'll ever see.
Speaker 4: There's a cover band of them coming. Yeah, what's it called?
Speaker 3: Strictly hip?
Speaker 2: Oh? That Boo has made her way into the Do
you mind if we call it?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: Is that bad that we say Boom?
Speaker 5: I mean, can you get Stack to turn the camera
off me?
Speaker 2: Well, you can turn it so it gets both of you. Yeah,
it's up to Boo. Boo doesn't want to be on
camera long day.
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, they're catching her up on the wine.
Speaker 3: As we said, I can, uh the two you do
school children in the same area?
Speaker 2: Yeah, well yeah, I don't say where. I only know
it's just just for families. But it's uh, I like it.
I didn't know they're young, yep, and like my first
day I went into kindergarten and a little girl looks
over and I'm they're warm up. Was they had to
count the number of dots on a butterfly wing left wing,
right wing, and then add them together and count them up.
So these these but they're doing their fingers and some
some kids are drifting off right, so I'm just kind
of redirecting and helping them. I'm down on my knee
by the table because it's very little, and all of
a sudden, I feel something come on my head. A
little girl took her headband off and put it on
my head, so I had you have so then I said, oh,
thank you. No, I don't don't know what to do
because I'm like, I don't know what's the what's appropriate here?
I have no idea. So then I take it off
and I give it back and I stand up and
she goes, you got a billy like Sanna, all right,
that's it and Danny's birthday, and I'm all, it made
me laugh because it's never it's so innocent. It's so innocent,
and I go, that's the greatest thing. Like little kids,
I would say, we should all be more like that.
We get jaded as we go on, and there there
may be those. I'll use a reference that you like
on your birthday. They're closer to God from whenever we
came there. There were just there. They're a little more
free and innocent. They're not bogged down with the bullshit.
They're here to have a good time and a journey.
Speaker 3: And you know, Jesus said, suffer me the little children.
Speaker 2: How many fart jokes have you heard in the last
two days. I haven't with them. It's interesting I have not.
That's funny that you say that, because that's a good point.
I think it is because when I did middle school
science and it was uh, fecal transplants. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
what's that uh a fecal transplant. Yeah, they actually put
it in you. Yeah, because you're you have what's called
seed diff which is seed difficile, which is where you
can't keep anything down, you get very sick, you lose weight,
and it's nothing but bad bacteria in your microbiome. Okay,
So that you're going to take the good bacteria out
of Beth's microbiome and put it in you. Not just now,
I need to get that batter aids.
Speaker 4: One of the two.
Speaker 2: No, you do not, No, you do not. All right.
Since tape Worm two weeks, well, we heard about the
educated finger. What was it, Oh, the finger of gosh
what they called the educated finger, finger of knowledge. I texted, yeah,
you did text it to me. He said it would
have been a great podcast title. And he's right. I
was doing an educated finger, an educated finger and educated
Yeah about checking your checking your prostate get in there.
Speaker 3: I got more text about that.
Speaker 2: Laura would do that for you. Laura could be like
black market, uh prostate checker.
Speaker 4: Like the Mexican dentist and the alchemed on the dirty alley.
Speaker 2: I told the.
Speaker 5: Storking, Hey, someone like that.
Speaker 2: I told the story last night, and I would think
think that most women who've gone to the gynecologists would
look at me and go, you're an idiot. But I
got a prostate exam when I was like twenty four
and because I pleasure no, because I had like some
kind of infection, but I think it was overuse at
the time. There was a lot a lot going on,
and uh.
Speaker 11: The guy so much lube to go in there or that,
and then he just said all right, and he would
never Now they always go if you would like to
clean yourself up, you go.
Speaker 2: So I didn't. And I had on like these gap
khaki pants, but they were like the almost white, and
I had like probably a half dollar size stain. Oh
you've got to put leaf in the gutter. Yes, I know,
but I didn't put leaf in the gun. I didn't
do anything because the guy didn't say. He goes, all right,
you can pull up, and that's what I did.
Speaker 4: And I.
Speaker 5: Grease, it's not gonna like, it's not gonna dry up
like water.
Speaker 4: What leaf in the gutter is?
Speaker 2: It would be like putting toilet paper in your in
your crack, in your crack to absorb whatever there. And
you got like the trots, figure out, you're an intelligent man,
How can you not deduce what leaf in the gutter
would be able to do? I figured out.
Speaker 3: I think I had a feeling it did. I visualized
an actual leaf.
Speaker 5: He said, hey, how'd you get poison ivy up there?
Speaker 2: But known to happen?
Speaker 3: I know, I know people don't know that.
Speaker 5: I know someone who did. I'm sent me a picture.
Speaker 2: I was like, oh, where was it? I was ass
Oh yeah, honor in.
Speaker 5: He had gone fishing, and what it was was just
ass oh with poison. Ivy sent me a picture I
know Texas.
Speaker 4: Is that is that a second file? You have her
dick pics?
Speaker 2: H she uh as, Oh, I'm sorry you walked into
I hope the guys, I hope he's not a nail bier,
all right, real quick. Illinois special education teacher in the
news now for a while, thirty years old, serious allegations
of sexually abusing a fifteen year old student. Okay, student, yes, okay,
And her whole thing is that she's so attractive that
she's a target. She says that the kid got her phone.
I don't know who I did this story. I thought,
yeah with me, Yeah, that the kid got her phone
and texted himself himself from her phone to make it
look like but there's a pass code, and how did
he get the pass codeles right, Yes, she's saying she's
being targeted because she's too good looking. That was really
her thing.
Speaker 6: She's usually got the hot girl, privileged defense, the Johnny cochrane, right,
and if I got big tits, you must have quit now.
Speaker 2: A lot of time, I think we even said if
the roles were reversed, would people be more even more outraged.
If it was a male teacher with a fifteen year
old student, probably, but I thought this sword was going away.
Pops up again, and then I would like to give
you the TMZ report and even play you a little
bit of the audio. The Illinois teacher accused of sexually
assaulting one of her fifteen year old students was caught
on video. Now she's special education, so I hope it's
not one of her.
Speaker 3: Stall gosh awful, but well, special education runs a play.
Who where's the helmet?
Speaker 5: Oh? My god?
Speaker 2: Here it is Danny. This is her. So they're picking
her up. She's in the back of the police car.
They're putting it in the back. Okay, lets you blowing
shit down there.
Speaker 8: Yeah, she's in there, just putting her She felt that. Listen, hey,
can we get a bag back here.
Speaker 2: Like a bar?
Speaker 4: She's cuffed.
Speaker 2: No, she's not. She's cuffed in the front and they
seem to be a little bit loose because she's got
her hands like this. Something's better than nothing. Anything clean
this up? Yeah, of course the Canine Union would, all right.
I think at one point she asks for her husband,
doesn't she did you see this already? Okay? Did you
read the TMZ report.
Speaker 5: No, I just saw this video on what.
Speaker 4: You need to do with the screen I need.
Speaker 2: This is before they arrested her.
Speaker 5: When they came in, excuse me, is my husband coming with?
Speaker 2: Okay, so she's young, she's she's attractive. I don't know
that she's anything super special to y.
Speaker 3: The prosecution comes back with, you're not hot enough. No,
she used that defense.
Speaker 2: She's a very pretty woman. I don't know you.
Speaker 3: Explained that to the jury. But at what point do
you think you're hot enough to pull this defense?
Speaker 2: According to prosecutors, she began her illicit sexual relationship with
her fifteen year old student in twenty twenty three while
she taught special ed and was a soccer coach and
a tutor at high school.
Speaker 3: Okay, so it wasn't somebody she was teaching. It might
have been some coaching.
Speaker 2: She's been placed on administrative leave. I think it was
paid leave.
Speaker 3: The boy she's tenured.
Speaker 2: Dad. Yeah, but she I thought in the story they
said they had they used an app to text each other.
Let's see, fifteen year old was called telling cops she
was going to throw up like snapchat. Yeah, something like
a snap but some kind of app and there was
back and forth on there and uh talking about what
they had done and how they shouldn't have done it.
Speaker 3: See that's not something a fifteen year old.
Speaker 2: But I think it was like she knew she hadn't
done it, And I go, man, what if you're her husband,
like y, yeah, young love. I don't know. It's just
it's it's it's weird. Yeah, fifteen year old boy. And
it's so because that's.
Speaker 5: Beyond an affair. That's you know, sleeping with a fifteen
year old. Yeah, it's disgusting.
Speaker 4: Well they're saying she's accused of making teenagers as young
as thirteen. We're scream masks. Well they had group sex
with her?
Speaker 9: What this teacher?
Speaker 5: What the same teacher?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Oh my gosh. They're preparing to hit her with
another twenty four felony charges, bring her total of twenty nine.
Speaker 3: Holy, she's like the Deshaun Watson.
Speaker 2: Of Yes, I was gonna say the Diddy, but yeah.
Speaker 3: Thirty four ye did in the thousands, Yes, yes, he
left the country.
Speaker 4: Her name her name Fortnan.
Speaker 2: Formela f O r M E l l A Christina Formlah.
Speaker 4: Maybe a different one is the formality that arrested teacher.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, this is Christine. That's another one. Christina Formella
is her name. And I think I thought one of
the reports because everything was like I'm going, well, I
knew John Paranello defended the teacher in Canandagua who was
accused and she just wind up giving up her teaching license.
She didn't have to go to jail or anything, because
they couldn't really say one way or another definitively whether
or not she had sex with these kids. But for
this kid off for a plea, I don't think. I
think the plea was basically you got to leave the
district and you can't teach the New York state and
no jail time case and no jail time. But his
defense was just because the phone, the text came from
Dan's phone, doesn't mean Dan sent it. And I don't
know back then if they had the screen codes and
all we have now right now now you've got to
have it, you're a lock screen and all that stuff.
But this teacher in this one, she was saying that
she admitted to the kids, how do you go through
all this education? Like that's a lot of education and
a lot of money to throw it away for a
fifteen year old penis You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: With us with the counterpoint Jamison Moran, My god, well,
you know, I think we need to give this woman
no juge. This is not a big deal. I made
a rap song about her.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well that's the story.
Speaker 3: I used to have, the story that did the point counterpoints,
which ridiculously defended the other side.
Speaker 5: Yes, I think she's pretty.
Speaker 9: I mean she is.
Speaker 4: She is pretty, But I don't.
Speaker 2: Think you can say that she was so pretty like
she was almost intimidating to other people. Would that be No,
I don't even know what that would like.
Speaker 5: The picture I'm looking at she's very made up. It's
a very post photo. But she looks pretty.
Speaker 6: You know, she looks like a I shouldn't say, uh,
she actually looks like somebody in town. But can you
see the defense attorney going, all right, miss from Miller,
could you put on some high heels and walk across
the Portland place.
Speaker 3: This does not make sense. Of course they're gonna accuse
her of this. Look at this.
Speaker 2: I actually was on this woman's side in the beginning,
thinking that she may have been The kids are savvy
these days. Who's to say that they didn't get her
pass code. I really did. It was until I at
the TMZ report where they admitted we shouldn't have done this,
and that's what the mother saw. Yeah, I'm like, fuh,
you were so close to you got away with it
for a while.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know, stay off that snapchat or whatever it is.
You can still screenshot and save shit.
Speaker 2: They can. Oh yeah, yeah, Oh all right, let's play
our game. I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't love screenshots. I mean yeah, even when they're
sad screenshots.
Speaker 2: I love, oh, sad screenshots. No one likes sad screenshot.
Speaker 5: You gotta save some of.
Speaker 2: Them, all right, them forever. So this one's got to
be an honor of dance birthday. I would assume, no, no, good,
all right, good that I have a chance. Oh I
want a better Hung Well, I win all the time.
I want to better hung Damn Brilla Champion twenty twenty five.
All right, what do we got, Kevin?
Speaker 3: I'm like the Rick Flair of this game.
Speaker 2: Here we go.
Speaker 3: I was just thinking about this song this morning.
Speaker 2: Really, when you call me up this morning talking about
the new love and found so.
Speaker 4: Happy before you I was singing, Laura, Sorry, I'm reading
it's okay.
Speaker 5: I have no idea.
Speaker 2: Found someone else.
Speaker 9: I guess I won't be coming round.
Speaker 2: I guess it's over the baby.
Speaker 9: It's really over baby.
Speaker 4: This is what our favorite videography we made sang after
the last.
Speaker 5: Video you made week though, when that I sang out
talking about I'll sun you Mark from Snapchat.
Speaker 3: This is a pig dentist office hit.
Speaker 5: I have no idea. Oh, I think I know this one.
Speaker 3: Great song, one hit.
Speaker 12: Wonder, her hands hollow, gold, the lips sweet, surprised, her
hands never cold. She's got bad to day beside time
of music com.
Speaker 3: For years I thought that she meant Baddy White.
Speaker 2: This is all mans you watch every night, right boom.
There's a lot of balance.
Speaker 5: I know this one.
Speaker 2: That's not a balance. How do I know the words
to some of these are not the artist or that's
me every time your mind.
Speaker 10: That distant look, using your rise, I'm not done, you lie,
it's all.
Speaker 5: It's not the way.
Speaker 9: Choose to leave, and something somewhere it's got.
Speaker 2: Sharing this relationship get so.
Speaker 5: I think I know who the ship has no idea.
I'm guessing on everything.
Speaker 3: This is this is a closer.
Speaker 5: I know this one though. You know a tree.
Speaker 2: Boom had anyway, it's a wab great scene. It had
some time to see it. Yeah, it was great movie.
Speaker 3: I never saw the second one though, the second one
don't you can't even find it.
Speaker 4: Don't don't.
Speaker 3: Why was it John Cushack in the second one? I
think he was No, he wasn't They had somebody else
was Adam? The guy's been Severance?
Speaker 11: Was there that?
Speaker 2: Oh? I heard?
Speaker 3: This was a pretty good album.
Speaker 5: Bostcast.
Speaker 2: We got the trains diskty dot on the bee.
Speaker 5: It's a high name made.
Speaker 9: Those are restless, sweeping.
Speaker 2: By a lot of wood.
Speaker 12: The old mo joke broomer that I cannot which y'allprooble
we're sleeping out limp and shut out steel.
Speaker 2: Don't wait till the bumpus grind?
Speaker 5: Where in by you play? Huh do you playing?
Speaker 2: She's drinking kah.
Speaker 9: If every word I s, I would make you know
I talk.
Speaker 3: I want to go one direction on this one. I
know you do because I had.
Speaker 2: I asked the.
Speaker 1: Scott just run a way.
Speaker 5: I do you see how bad I'm.
Speaker 4: Sa I'll give I'll give it an extra ten points
off on the next song for the movie that was
Hunton as well.
Speaker 2: By bar, not even.
Speaker 5: Close be with you, and no one's gone beating that.
Speaker 4: No cheating Dan, you think so turn your paperworkers stands
looking on your Weber's eye.
Speaker 5: See m Sundos Now, oh, I could see the movie now.
Speaker 4: Like no, I did know.
Speaker 5: I got the magical so bad.
Speaker 4: Don't work the movie at the angel a work point
to everybody.
Speaker 5: You can shut you resist.
Speaker 12: Jack is still still.
Speaker 3: That you forgot the name of the song, though I
finally got one.
Speaker 2: Worry back at the top, Back at the top. I
do not know who the artist is or the song.
I said nineteen hundred.
Speaker 3: And eighty five, I said eighty eight, look away you
nineteen ninety Oh.
Speaker 4: It is look Away from Chicago, and one of you
is in the hole.
Speaker 2: Nineteen eighty five is in the whole.
Speaker 4: Nineteen eighty five is not in the nineteen eighty eight
in the hole.
Speaker 2: Plus three and plus so I didn't get the band.
Speaker 4: So you get minus eleven.
Speaker 3: Maybe I get minus eleven. I got okay, I got
the song like eleven under like golf, Okay, all right,
I'm good.
Speaker 2: Minus it's Betty Davis eyes.
Speaker 3: I thought it was Nancy reaganized.
Speaker 2: I thought it was uh. I said Bonnie Tyler. It
is not Jim car Jim Carnes, Jim Karns eighty seven,
I said eighty six, I said eighty nine, eighty seven, It.
Speaker 4: Is nineteen eighty one.
Speaker 2: Bet oh wow, Jim mccarrn.
Speaker 3: So if I nailed the artist in this song, he's
got two and.
Speaker 2: Said half seven, So you're out by six, so you four, okay,
half so you're still minus five. We're far fine A seven.
I'm minus I'm plus uh plus struggling over here.
Speaker 3: This Brian McKnight is not Brian McKnight. Is it Brian McNugget.
Speaker 4: It is not Brian McNugget.
Speaker 5: I wrote ninety eight degrees is.
Speaker 4: Not ninety eight degrees.
Speaker 2: I write it. I didn't write an artist. I said
it's over nineteen ninety.
Speaker 5: Six, two thousand and two.
Speaker 2: What did you saying nineteen ninety six?
Speaker 3: It's over nineteen eighty.
Speaker 5: Nine, I wrote two thousand and two.
Speaker 2: It is all or nothing from Ohtown, Oh wow?
Speaker 4: Nine, they're two thousand and one.
Speaker 5: Yeah, oh man, I saw that in town at ninety eight.
Can't fly when they're summer jams.
Speaker 2: And that is how one intern got his name Adam,
Just like this because I were going out to deliver lunch.
They were coming with me. He was so hungover from
that event and he got out of the van and
van he's leaning against it as we go to get
the food at Jackasters, and he's like sunning himself, sort
of like just trying to and these girls go, oh,
my god, is that one of the members of Otown?
And I just called him otown every.
Speaker 3: Because he was a good look at duke. He had
like long curly hair.
Speaker 2: Oh, Molly Crue, Home Sweet Home nineteen eighty five.
Speaker 4: Did you put the umlats over the U?
Speaker 3: Yeah, point you did.
Speaker 2: Yes, No, I didn't know.
Speaker 6: I didn't When you're just saying, Daniel Molly Crue, Home
Sweet All, nineteen eighty seven, Ship me, nice.
Speaker 5: Dreamer, take hey home. Two thousand.
Speaker 4: One of you is in the home.
Speaker 1: It's me.
Speaker 4: It is Home Sweet Home from Molly Crue from the
year nineteen eighty five.
Speaker 2: Oh right, motherfucker, that's right.
Speaker 5: Ship up boy, that's remark. My boy heard me.
Speaker 11: It's me.
Speaker 2: It's me. I do it because I was gonna say
eighty seven to and I go, no, No, it wasn't
our doctor feel good.
Speaker 3: No, it was on the drug induced.
Speaker 2: So that means I am now too over because I
got to Oh wait, wait, wait wait wait, I'm even
because I got the artist and the title. Oh try
to figure out.
Speaker 5: I'm positive twenty five.
Speaker 2: This is dreamers.
Speaker 5: Didn't get the points.
Speaker 3: So if you got the artist in the title, you
get ten points off.
Speaker 2: No, if you get it in the hole, you get
ten point the year okay, year, Okay, so you got
the year earlier.
Speaker 4: You say on you zeroed out on that one because
you got the two, but you were off by two.
Speaker 3: Okay, so I got all right.
Speaker 2: Okay, so his.
Speaker 4: Score is probably completely inaccurate.
Speaker 2: No, he score zero. We're tied right now.
Speaker 3: But these other ones that he's been Yeah, I gotta
we gotta go back into Dreamers disease, the New Radicals.
You get what you give at nineteen ninety eight, I said,
nineteen ninety four.
Speaker 4: It is you get what you give the New radicals
in nineteen ninety eight.
Speaker 2: No, ready, so right, no hole, and I'm plus four.
I'm gonna go Danny's under No, No, you can't go
all right. So this is a tough one. Bon Jovi,
I said, bon Jovi too. It is Bond sold Hot
night it was not coming. I thought it did it
come off slippery when wet? Nineteen eighty seven is what
I said. This is this is a new one.
Speaker 3: This is ninety five.
Speaker 2: It is not ninety five. So this is like two thousands.
Speaker 4: It is one wild Night from Bonjo for the year
too thousand and one.
Speaker 2: Oh fuck, I just lost right.
Speaker 4: There, my son.
Speaker 5: The last one.
Speaker 3: I wanted to say Jesse and the Rippers, but I
believe it's the Beach Boys.
Speaker 5: I saw the Beach Boys last year.
Speaker 2: I'm plus eighteen now songs forever. Oh, I said Paul McCartney.
Take forever, uh talk forever nineteen seventy six, I.
Speaker 3: Said, forever sixty nine beach Boys.
Speaker 4: It is the Beach Boys, forever from nineteen seventy one.
Speaker 2: Wow, well just fine, sad uh five. This is the
Beach Boys.
Speaker 4: This is the Beach Boys.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Remember like Jesse, Uncle Jesse and the Rippers did that
song on Full House.
Speaker 2: Now, Carl Wilson, I'm gonna Beach Boys singing plus twenty three,
Danny Wins.
Speaker 3: Carl Wilson was like Buddies with Charles Manson.
Speaker 4: A lot of the Beach Boys were freaking yeah.
Speaker 2: Okay, I meet meets finally got a point here.
Speaker 5: This is like I didn't even keep count, but this
is Can't Fight the Moonlight. It is written by Leanne
Rhymes Bileyenne Rhymes, but sung by Piper Parabou in this movie,
which is.
Speaker 4: Piper did not say, Let's be honest, the magic of Hollywood.
Speaker 5: When I get to say the movie now, because it's
the only one I fucking got right.
Speaker 3: It was the Coyote that's got it too?
Speaker 5: And what year ninety I wrote two thousand and one?
Speaker 4: I wrote nineteen ninety six, ninety nine, It is the
year two thousand. Can't Fight the Boy from the Coyote Ugly?
Speaker 3: Well, you get how many points for the movie?
Speaker 4: Don't worry about it?
Speaker 2: You meet him that one? I'm plus twenty seven.
Speaker 3: I want to get Yes, yes, I gotta go with
the scoring system again.
Speaker 5: When they spray such a good movie, I'm gonna go
home and watch it now.
Speaker 2: What coyote ugly?
Speaker 3: Yeah it wasn't okay, I think again of Razzie didn't.
Speaker 5: It probably loved it did really good movie.
Speaker 2: To watch the bar?
Speaker 5: Yes, I've jumped up out a bar, not at your house. No,
I've danced on bars. Yeah, I've gone on Mars. Yeah,
but that's why I said.
Speaker 2: We know the anxiety man's are working.
Speaker 5: I want to just spray the crowd with water like
they do, Like if somebody asked for water and.
Speaker 4: They were like, no, we have don't have that kind
of insurance to cover that.
Speaker 3: Unless it's a fire marshal, you don't spray the fire marks.
Speaker 2: Hell no, what is it? Hell no?
Speaker 9: H two? Oh?
Speaker 2: I thought it was one two three?
Speaker 5: John Goodman isn't it's too fat? He has a heart attack.
Speaker 3: What in the movie John Goodman?
Speaker 5: He is the toll booth colors?
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 2: Oh, and coyoteotry. I'm gonna go back and watching.
Speaker 12: I know.
Speaker 6: Is that the movie that gave him that made him
go get LiPo because he's lost a ton of Well now,
I know people who something.
Speaker 2: Came out today. There was a headline, Yes, there's a
headline that said, uh, side effects of ozembic, like new
side effects, new dangerouside of it. I don't know what
it was, but so many people have done ozambic. But
there's so many of these knockoff ozembics. Prozimbic, yeah, like
brozembic or something right, and you can get any doctor
online to prescribe it. And I'm listening to Stern and
somebody on his staff he's got sixty people is paying
I don't.
Speaker 3: Know, but like a really low rating nine dollars a month.
Speaker 2: Because some guy's going, it's like ozembic itself is so expensive, Yes,
like you need coupons and this and that, And he's like, yeah,
I'm paying this. I haven't lost a bound. He's tuned
it for thirty days, he hasn't lost a pound. And
I go maybe, because then they're going, you're getting water,
you're getting you know right, you don't know what you getting.
I have no idea to test the efficacy I think
is the word.
Speaker 6: They believe that there's like lizard or gila monster blood, Yeah,
that creates the ozempic. And people have complained about having
paralyzed stomachs because of using the knockoff brands of ozebic,
Like I know people with diabetes who have been prescribed
by doctors to take ozepic.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, that's the real reason.
Speaker 6: But then people like South Park did a whole episode
about this, how oh I want to lose weight too.
So now it's been over prescribed to people and now
they're making more semaglutides to the point where it's like ridiculous. Yeah,
Like now, like we know of a company that specialized
the weight loss that's going out of business, and I
believe it's because everyone's reaching for ozepic.
Speaker 3: But it's a quick fix and you stop taking it.
If you stop taking it.
Speaker 2: You're gonna go saturated the market.
Speaker 4: I think they had their their grau and when they
graduated Danny, that was it. We can't do anything for
her health.
Speaker 3: But when I lost fifty pounds together, look at that.
Speaker 5: I have a friend who's on like a a different
ozempek right now, and she's going to get through her
botox girl in like Canadagua. Probably she's lost forty pounds.
She's also doing I mean, she is doing keto along
with it.
Speaker 2: What's your name?
Speaker 5: I mean you've never met her, actually, but.
Speaker 2: I mean.
Speaker 5: No, but she like she she's lost forty pounds on it.
Speaker 2: She still looks good.
Speaker 5: I've seen that my botox girl is offering it now,
and I'm just like, how.
Speaker 4: Safe can it be that ye offering it up?
Speaker 3: Hey, you can lose weight.
Speaker 5: That like everything pops up on your phone, Like yeah.
Speaker 3: And that's that's the other one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, hymns and hers. I only knew the hymn stuff
because I think we advertised it on radio and things,
and I knew people who used their version of VIAGRAA
and thought it was great. Okay, so I don't know. Well,
they're all getting in on it. Yeah, can I do.
But to me, it's a young guy's taking viagra like
young say, young guys in their thirties get drunk. Yeah,
they you know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, can you just address what an east side problem?
This says when you have to go to your botox girl.
We don't have a botox person on the West side.
Speaker 2: Yeah, your botox girls, your pizza wait, Mark, Yes, absolutely
all right, Danny, Yes, Well, happy birthday.
Speaker 3: I appreciate thank you for being part of all this.
Thank you for doing this. You have to do anything.
Speaker 2: My afternoon got a little crazy.
Speaker 3: You apologize? What do you apologize?
Speaker 2: Because because there's a gift coming have to get me? Yes,
we do.
Speaker 3: You know what Beth got me for my birthday?
Speaker 2: Are you allowed to say?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm allowed to say, Okay, a cold plunge.
Speaker 2: Really, oh this is awesome.
Speaker 3: Okay, so I'm gonna try this.
Speaker 2: Well, I have a friend who who put a cold
plunge in his house, in his basement, but it's like
one of these fancy dubs yea and a sauna, and
he swears that's how he lost.
Speaker 5: I have a friend who has the exact same setup.
Speaker 2: Has his name Merkley. No so, but if you're listening
or anybody wants to tell Jim Berkley, I think he
did ozembic.
Speaker 5: I'm just saying, well, Kevin and Alicia my friends who
have the infrared sauna and then they have the actual
cold punch tub.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: They neither of them are overweight by a pound, but
they have done this and they swear by it for
recovery and health and everything.
Speaker 2: Okay, what are you gonna say? Yes, you do? Fuck
you you don't, Absolutely you do. We should a.
Speaker 3: Chemical pun.
Speaker 2: What do we call it.
Speaker 5: We're gonna bring him to Louma.
Speaker 2: We got the polar bear. That's me. I'm right there
with you.
Speaker 4: I'm I'm happy in my body.
Speaker 2: Yes, well you know what, he's fun. Goddamn right, that's right.
Body positivitybeth all.
Speaker 5: You want, I don't care, nod.
Speaker 2: Mizzo. All right, we will get out of here happy
birthday to damn brill an game body Laura. So nice
to see you bringing the wine.
Speaker 5: Yeah, no drama saying though.
Speaker 4: When you drink, I drink when you're sad. I'm sad.
Speaker 2: I shouldn't have one day will be again. I did
call you because I thought I was entertained. I was.
I felt bad. I feel bad, I am.
Speaker 3: It's like you need to do a fake a sturdy sash,
I do a facas.
Speaker 2: Durn you know what I mean. Boom, thank you for
coming all the week.
Speaker 5: I'm not gonna go watch you Pitchheit all this.
Speaker 2: You gonna hit it out of the park with him innovated.
I feel we'll see if one day.
Speaker 10: Else California bed and things that god Worth season land
up opportunity for me.
Speaker 4: It is just a cursey tell that jild.
Speaker 3: You make us feel I don't have to win.
Speaker 2: You need a looking bottle, candle, pretend to see you.
Speaker 4: Please sit somewhere in