Speaker 1: When your old career gives you lemons throwing some ice
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Speaker 2: It a podcast from the Mac of All Trade Studio
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Speaker 1: It's Billified, the Bill Moran Podcast. Well, hello and welcome.
Thanks for getting your pot on. You Halloween trick or
treaters halloweens? They you halloweens. I guess my dad was
saying when he was at Fisher they would go trick
or shot and they would go to somebody's house with
a shot glass with.
Speaker 3: Trick a beer around the neighborhood.
Speaker 1: Well, trick a beer, I get. I'd never heard trick
of shop, but I kind of liked that. But Laura
brought in cookies that you made.
Speaker 3: Yeah, half the buckets empty already.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 1: I tried one of each. They're delicious, But the one
is the the ones with the ghost are they the
red velvet?
Speaker 5: It is white chocolate raspberry.
Speaker 1: White chocolate raspberry.
Speaker 5: My tongue doesn't the ghost on the top is actual
white chocolate.
Speaker 1: Okay, I don't, I don't know these things. Are you
unsophisticated gallot? I know, how do guys become like like,
how do you get your palate so good? You can
discern not only yeah, like what region? No they do
they go like what region it's from, and then they
get really yeah, I can never say the word properly.
So I'm glad you did because I always said, like pirate,
I don't know a super wrestler or something like that,
but uh, yeah, is that what it is? Yeah, okay, wonderful.
It doesn't look like it's spelled that way. I always
want to say so mai or something. But I feel
like your brother could probably be a Somalia. Yeah maybe
if you went through culture enough. He's the culture.
Speaker 5: You don't feel like you can tell some stuff with
wine tasting, Yes, I think I can trunk.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well I think you got to go early in
the night otherwise just because. But there's some that are
just you can tell a cheap wine sometimes, yeah, or like.
Speaker 5: You know the oakiness again and the whites, or.
Speaker 1: If it's like you didn't get down to Napa with Greg.
Speaker 5: No, I did not, but I have been to Napa.
Yeah when I went, though I was actually pregnant. It
was planned.
Speaker 1: Oh man.
Speaker 5: And so it's funny that.
Speaker 1: Kid's got a third eye somewhere.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's actually it's my smarter of the two. But
like all the wineries there, when they were like, oh,
why aren't you doing tastings, I was like, I'm pregnant.
They're like, everyone drinks here while they're pregnant. So I was.
I did some tasting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it goes weird. It's weird. It's one of these
things like you never know what to believe in certain situations.
I'm serious, because they'll say eight glass of wine at
I don't know whatever stage of pregnancy you are, what
are trimester you're in, and it's okay or it's not okay,
And I'm like, I don't know. It's the same thing
like eggs. Eggs were terrible for you, then the egg
whites were good. Now it's awful. And I'm telling you
it's because they have lobbies and their lobbying stuff. And
I go, who's just gonna tell you that? Who's out
on the dole. I get it. I want money too,
I understand. I mean, but I like to think I
wouldn't tell people. Do you know something, the first kid of.
Speaker 5: The second kid, it was the first one.
Speaker 3: You're the first one. You're a little more cautious for
the second one.
Speaker 5: Now, I was gonna taste the wine like, but I
would tell them. I'm like, look, I like really told
dry wines you can, yeah, try reds, And so they'd
be like, Okay, then you have to try this one.
Like you know, they knew. Just don't give me the stuff.
Speaker 1: That we got to get into Laura's trips to Seattle
to see the Bills put a just a beatdown on
the Seahawks. But I have a question before we get
into any of that. No, I got a question. My
question is do we ever grow up? I have a
theory I subscribe to, and it is that we never
grow up, We just grow old.
Speaker 3: Have you met yourself or have you met me? Let's
answer your question.
Speaker 1: I well that look, dude, I am realizing what a
complete and utter mess of a human being I am.
And I'm like, only now, I mean, I'm recognizing it,
and I'm doing shit to try to correct it. But
I am a fucking mess of a human being.
Speaker 5: I think it depends on the person.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, here's why I asked. Okay, Okay, I assume
that the endgame that this person's looking for is to
make somebody jealous. I got a call today. I would
like to keep any names out of this just so
it says very generic, because I think it's a relatable situation,
and I think it's one that guys don't necessarily get
but women do. But maybe we can come to some
kind of understanding along the way. And so I get
a call today saying, hey, I just broke up with
so and so, and I need I need a huge, huge,
huge favor. I need you to come as my date
to this event Saturday night, and you don't have to stay.
All I need, all I need is a picture so
that way it looks like I'm having a fabulous time
and I'm doing this, and I go, the fuck when when?
First of all, when did I become a prop?
Speaker 3: And he's there pretty well, and.
Speaker 1: I go, what do you? What is the end game?
You're trying to make someone jealous or you're not. You
broke up. But it sounded like this person initiated whatever
this breakup is. Okay, that's what it sounds like. So now,
and there's like a lot of thought, a lot of
calories were burned on the preparation of this by this person. Okay,
And I'm I'm thinking in my head, I go, this
is entertainingly stupid to watch from the outside, like it's
it's it's Bravo TV, right it is. But I'm going,
do you want the guy back? Or do you not
want the guy back? Like or or what's the end game?
What is the end game?
Speaker 5: I think you always want to make your ex jealous
a little bit. But if it was a recent breakup
and you're posting a picture with another guy, then they
obviously know that it's not like you're in a romantic
romantic relationship already, Like it's just got to be a friend.
I mean, I think it would be better if she
just posted a like Soto of herself looking hot and
feeling confident.
Speaker 3: And the person, Yeah, I feel like the ex probably
knows of yours, heard of you, and knows who you are,
maybe because of the person's maybe I don't know what
they do.
Speaker 1: I'm going I hope that he does want what she
wants him to want in a way like mister or something.
I see. This is the thing, is I go, does
anybody realize that in life there is no such thing
as assertion? There just isn't. We can't get people to
bend to our will. We want them to. That's why
we get mad and we suffer, and we get play
out scenarios in our head and we want this guy
to be jealous or whatever. But you really can't assert
anything on anybody else. Yeah, and I go, this is
why I am such a proponent. And maybe the later
in life of the one maybe the biggest thing. I'm
not going to say the most important, but certainly in
the top five for me is building your kids self esteem.
And I don't mean just telling them, hey, you're great,
So then they get out there and they fall in
their face, and then there's no resiliency. I'm talking about.
Expose them to everything, find the things that they're good at,
and push them to go even further with it. And
the more they do, the more confidence they have, and
they'll build that resiliency and they realize that everything that
means anything to them comes from within them, not outside them.
Absolutely right, way fucking easier to say than do I think.
But so I'm going, why isn't that with adults? You
don't need this? Dude? You know what? You know what?
Speaker 3: There are pettiss people that want to win the breakup.
Speaker 1: Yes, I know, absolutely, And this is where I'm going.
This person I've had people say to me, and I
don't want to say too much because I have posted
things with this person, and I've had people say to me, uh,
are you dating that person? And I go, no, I's
just god, I'm gonna wind up. I'm gonna wind up
spilling exactly who it is because it's it's boy. You
just have to be a little bit of astute and
you'll figure it out.
Speaker 3: But it's not Stephanie.
Speaker 1: No. And so I I said, and somebody goes, hey,
it's so, you're an attractive person. Other men have said
to me, you're an attractive person. What do you need?
Don't The best thing you don't need is to need someone.
That's the greatest thing you don't that you should be
You shouldn't you. And by the way, no one should
really need anybody. You should want to be with somebody.
Speaker 5: I think that I felt more confident in my single era,
like just feeling like I was doing great in life
in all aspects. It made me feel way more confident,
like that if there was a picture of me, I
didn't care if any of my exes or the guys
saw it, Like whether I was with someone or whatnot.
It's just like truly being happy with yourself. So although
it does help to have a sexy guy next to you,
I mean, well that's nice, but I posted videos with
Kevin Becker.
Speaker 1: Well here, here's here's the question. Then does it work?
Have you done it? And look, I'm not I know
I've said a lot of things here. I'm also saying
it as a guy in his early fifties, So I've
had a lot of shit go on in my life.
Speaker 5: I've worked, but I think I fantasized. I definitely have
been Like if I was talking to a guy and
he was a really good looking guy, I'm like, oh,
it would kill such and such if I posted a
picture with it. Yeah right, But like that just wasn't
me to do it. But I know, I feel like
a lot of people do do that. That is a
very social media So.
Speaker 1: Does it okay? Your nutty girlfriends, You've got a lot
of nutty girlfriends. Yeah, But by the way, this is
why guys go chicks are crazy? Yeah, we are, but
not really. I often think, no, I often think that
women are much more emotionally stable than the rest of us.
And I right, I always say women have a higher
emotional intelligence. I believe that way higher and nothing else.
And I'm not even and I just regular intelligence, yes
as well, but definitely.
Speaker 3: A freaking window. Yeah.
Speaker 5: So I feel like I used to say about my
ex husband, he was book smart, I was street smart.
Speaker 1: Well that's common I think street smartest common sense.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: I'm yeah, you're not the ditsy blonde that no, no,
like I You've been around enough I go, that's not
even close. But and you don't seem like I think
you're the type of person who just does what you
want to do and you're happy to welcome somebody to
do it with or do it by yourself. Oh, you
just went to Seattle with a girlfriend, and I'm sure
many people do. But to have this picture, that's the thing.
I was like, you don't need this. The probably the
more powerful thing is to go show that you don't
need anybody. You don't need anybody, absolutely right. And it
definitely cannot be me. I can't. I can't.
Speaker 3: But we also have enough crack staff members on the
Facebook thread that can make that picture happen for us.
So message man, I'll get you the information. We'll get
the picture made.
Speaker 5: Yeah, more photo editing.
Speaker 4: What do you want to say, jameson Just for a
fun fact, a few bucks just got raided for a cocaine.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm aware. Thanks for thank thanks for putting that
out there. Thanks. How did you find that out?
Speaker 3: My friend Eli told me.
Speaker 4: He was like, you know a cloak if your book.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, and we know the guy and he's coming
here and yes.
Speaker 5: Chicken place, it's a chicken.
Speaker 3: It was so good to get it on his shirt,
slaughter in the chicken.
Speaker 1: So Kevin writes me that they goes hey Fairbog got
busted for the most east Side thing ever, like a
east side drug bust ever. So I'm like, oh boy,
and I was just working something out with clucking if
you bucket. Yeah. I like those guys. And I have
no idea what the legitimacy. I don't know who got arrested.
Uh there's yet, there's no well something got done. I
think they got shut down or something, because Uh.
Speaker 3: I had their chicken last weekend. I was up for
three days and I lost thirty five pounds.
Speaker 1: That's it. Who needs who needs ozembic? Uh So? But
I I saw no news on it. The only place
that I found it was I had to search it
when you.
Speaker 3: I saw it on Channeltown's website.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well I figured, but I didn't see it on
their website. When I went it was like it got
populated out. Okay, it might have been. So then I
did a search and it popped up with their story
from last night. Oh that's probably easide blocked. Yeah, it
could be or my east side bias. I have no idea.
Speaker 3: It's still like the top three story.
Speaker 1: I didn't see that. I really didn't see it. But
I will say that cocaine is still very prevalent. It's
still very prevalent. I've never no, I've had. I've had
people almost insulted as they whip out a little bag
and want to bump and I say, no, thank you.
Oh yeah, and they go, oh, you don't like to party,
You're not cool, And I go, I am as old
as I am, and no i'm not, and yes I
am cool. I'm cool. I don't care what you do
as long as it doesn't harm me. But I care
have a great So about.
Speaker 5: A year ago, I was moving a client into a
two point four million dollar home.
Speaker 1: And I got it.
Speaker 5: But yeah, I'm putting their stuff away. It did I
send it to you? And I'm putting away like their
liquor cabinet, and all of a sudden, I pulled out
a baggie and the previous owner must have left it.
And I was like, I called the wife over and
she's like, oh, okay, I'll go test it.
Speaker 1: I'll go test it. Oh shit, yeah right, but I
guarantee that. Well, why would she even have a test kit?
Why wouldn't she go, oh, throw that out? Because I was, yeah, well,
look again, fentanyl is the one that that would scare,
should scare everybody from, because it's an instant death. And
I don't even get why you would want Like who
decided this? You know what I'm saying. Like, there's a
story we'll get too later where somebody just hacked into
uh Disney's website. Disgruntled employed gets fired, He hacks into
the website and changes all the peanut allergy foods to
not peanut allergy foods. Yeah, so people could die, And
I go, what So then his point is and then
they found it because he changed a lot of the
font to wing ding on the menus. But it's a
third it's a third party that that there's they're hiring
to take care of the food or or do the
menus or however it worked. It was a third party,
so Disney's not necessarily involved, but it was this they
attempted murder at that. I don't know shit. I agree,
I agree.
Speaker 3: There are names not with this story in that barn
and Barn's got quotes in the story too.
Speaker 1: Barnesays, I wonder if we should call Barnes.
Speaker 4: The reason that like people? Because you were asking why
people do fentanyl? Is that what you're gonna say?
Speaker 1: I was saying, why would you cut it with ventyl
when you know that it cheapens the product and it
could potentially kill somebody.
Speaker 4: Because fiends, like when they see someone overdose, they're going
to go look for whoever they got it from because
they want to get that high without overdosing.
Speaker 3: And if they do, who cares?
Speaker 4: Because all they wanted to do is get high. That's
the reason that fentanyl is the thing, that's why they
use it.
Speaker 1: You're fourteen. I have no idea what he just said.
Speaker 4: That the people like to Well, my dad was a
fiend and his friend just overdoing fiend.
Speaker 1: He's not going to go look.
Speaker 4: For Oh my god, Oh my god, let me go
look for a stash. Oh my god, who does Let
me call the cops. They're going to go straight to
find out who he got it from and then go
buy it. Gather up the money and go get it,
prush it up, whatever, and.
Speaker 1: Used less of it, but to get it. Yeah, it's lovely.
Speaker 4: That's that's a lovely more fentanyl, the higher you get
to the point of death, yes, depending on how much
you use.
Speaker 1: Well, people don't know that their cocaine is cut with
it and they're using it there it is okay, this
is a conversation.
Speaker 4: Just thing. That guy who came to my school for
that is one of the people who rated them or
who is able.
Speaker 1: To I have no idea how long do you think
this was going on? For it like, I have no idea.
I'm not even gonna guess. I'm not gonna guess because
it involves people I know, and I don't like seeing
people hurt. I don't look what you choose to do.
You choose to break the law and you get caught.
There are consequences, but I'm not going to comment on it.
Speaker 5: I have no idea where the best restaurant is or
anything about it. But like you also don't know was
the owner even knowledgeable of that's going on?
Speaker 1: Or when I would.
Speaker 4: Ride around there, you know, when I'm riding around I'm
growing up there, there's always this gray Chevy.
Speaker 1: So damn that's coming in maybe.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, so let's play a quick game here. All right,
I'm on the I'm on this. I'm on the story.
Speaker 1: East side male, east side female quote. Okay, east side male,
east side female quote.
Speaker 3: I'm glad the police have got them out of here
because this is supposed to be a very safe place
to walk.
Speaker 1: That's a woman. That's a woman. And let me tell
you something, there's no that it's still a safe place
to walk. You didn't know what was going on, that's
how safe it was. They don't want to be caught again.
I think it's a shame.
Speaker 3: We have a lot of families that walk the canal
and ride their bicycles and we just took a lovely
walk down the canal. It's a shame to see that
behavior in our special area.
Speaker 1: You don't see any behavior. And that's a woman, a woman,
Yes it's a woman. No, it's not. And look I
will say this. He's talking about his wife. I understand
because we all know the stories of someone coming in
knowing there's distribution in cash or whatever, and you could
have a robbery or anything. But they're probably not going
to do it in the middle of the day because
they don't want witnesses around. So where you're walking is
safe and it remains safe.
Speaker 3: I mean, I gotta be honest. I'm a little scared
walking in and out of here, but not now with
all this activity going on in the Fairport.
Speaker 1: Let me just say something. The police office is right,
I got stolen the other day.
Speaker 3: I'm so scared.
Speaker 1: Let me let me explain something. Jamison. I had something
I needed to do so I couldn't pick him up
from school, so I dropped this bike off. I go
up to the bike round. There are bikes, none of
them locked.
Speaker 5: I'm going to kill none of them.
Speaker 1: None of them locked, none of like right, helmets just
thrown on the ground, like nobody came right outside the school. Now,
I don't think anybody's walking up to school because it's
a million cameras. I put the bike there and then
went up to the front door and said, by the way.
Speaker 3: I'm not here to abduct any children.
Speaker 1: But Jamison, I said, I call them when I'm done
with the thing. It was like three o'clock. I said,
just said, where are you? He goes. I left my
backpack outside the studio because the door was.
Speaker 4: Well, think about it, even if it wasn't a bad
neighborhood and no one's gunning for a backpack that.
Speaker 1: Well, okay, but here's the thing. Well, because you're so organized,
the papers were spilling out. But go back twenty four
years and nine to eleven or twenty three years or
whatever it was, and no, you couldn't leave a backpack.
People would freak out. That's how the Boston bombing happened.
Speaker 5: Ye Airport, Like I walked away from my backpack for
one minute and I was like.
Speaker 1: Oh, like, but I'm like in Fairport. I think most
people it's the kid's backpack. It's just school stuff. They're
not thinking and and and there is anything back I'm
not saying that.
Speaker 4: I know, but like, I don't even get how bomb.
Speaker 1: Bomb like base because of the ship that's gone on
in the world, that's why how is it all right?
All right, well, let's leave it. We will take a
moment has anybody heard of third man syndrome? Third man syndrome? Anybody, No,
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Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: I just got a text before we go onto this.
It says one hundred workers are on striking Buffalo at
the milk Bone plant.
Speaker 3: I saw that.
Speaker 1: Apparently they tried their paychecks. Oh they're tired of their
paychecks being kibbles and bits. Someone interviews that they aren't
asking for much, just for management to throw them at
bone once.
Speaker 5: God, it's a joke.
Speaker 1: It was just shitty jokes.
Speaker 3: There are a subsidiary of one of those bigger companies.
I don't know which I saw which one, IM what
it was?
Speaker 1: So third Man syndrome. It's a weird thing. But maybe
after you figure after I tell you what it is,
maybe you've had an experience like this, or you know
someone who has. It's also known as third man effect.
It's a phenomenon that most commonly occurs in people who
are in extreme distress, danger, or about to have a
near death experience.
Speaker 5: Oh.
Speaker 1: The feeling is often described as the sense that another
person is present, either giving them an unexpected sense of comfort,
warning them of something awful that's about to happen, or
literally and sometimes physically stepping in to intervene and prevent harm. Okay,
so almost like an angel, right, or your guide. Some
people say it's like a it's like a disembodied voice
or a gut feeling they can't shake. Others say they've
literally been visited by someone, a third person in the flash. Now,
I think this comes from a poem, and I'm not
remembering who wrote it, but it was I think it
was T. S. Eliott's something, and he went somebody went
to Antarctica on an expedition and they something happened. So
they needed to get to some station that was like
thirty miles over a mountain, and there were only three
of them, but each one of them described feeling like
there was a fourth with them, like they can extra
somebody yet. So here is some of the stories that
people have written about this. I was five years old
and in the backseat of the car while my mom
was driving home from the store. I was so tired,
so I rested my head against the car door and
fell asleep. Suddenly I heard someone scream my name and
yell at me to wake up. I opened my eyes
and asked my mom why she had yelled. She said
she hadn't. Just then, a truck slammed into our car,
right where my head had just been resting against the door.
Other than some bruising on my arms and legs, I
was completely fine. My side of the car was smashed in.
I'm sure I would have been dead if I hadn't
woken up and moved my head. Huh ever, have anything
like that? Do you know anybody who's had that? I
wouldn't like a weird I would.
Speaker 5: Say someone I knew it, but like I knew it,
But I feel like it's more the guiding spirit. I
know someone who his mom lived in the city and
had what she saw. She saw something like going up
the stairs and she went upstairs and her baby was
choking in the crib. Oh yeah, but I think that's.
Speaker 1: The only like thing that you saw.
Speaker 5: Yeah, right, that makes me think of that?
Speaker 1: Yeah, somebody else. And my husband and I went out
to lunch one afternoon. The restaurant had TVs hanging from
the ceiling, and one of them was in the corner
next to our table. As soon as we sat down,
I kept hearing a voice telling me to go to
the bathroom. At first, I figured I ignored it I
didn't need to go, but it was so persistent that
I decided to go wash my hands. I was in
the bathroom for about thirty seconds when I heard a
huge crash. When I went back to the dining room,
I realized the TV above our table had fallen and
landed on top of the chair I had just been
sitting in. Now again, sometimes you wonder like all right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, like a yeah, Like the movie Final Destination, I
never saw it when the girl It's all starts with
like the girl gets on the plane and she's like
the plane's going to blow up, the plane's gonna blow up,
and gets off of it, and then there's like five
other people who get off of it because she's freaking out,
and then the plane takes off and it blows up
in the air, and then it's like these five people
were supposed to be on the plane and die, so
then it's like them escaping death but getting murdered in
other ways.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it just okay.
Speaker 5: I know it sounds so.
Speaker 1: Easy gape death and then you wind up dead anyway. Yeah, oh,
we all will. But I anything like that, you know,
I think it's more of what kind of what you
were talking about last night, with somebody dying in the
Blue Jay or the butterfly immediately after. Yeah, it's weird.
I think that you get a message. I had a
dream that my grandmother said came to say goodbye or
something one time. And you know, I but a lot
of times they don't know. If our mine plays tricks
on us, I can't tell. I would like to believe
that maybe there's you know, some spirit realm of something
going on, but I don't know. Somebody else said in
nineteen ninety six, I took a month long cross country
chip trip. Once we hit Arizona, we still to visit
the Grand Canyon, the place we pulled into was just
a huge parking lot and the canyon ledge. My friends
all ran to the ledge at the left, maybe fifty
yards away. I found a ledge to the right that
jutted out much further, so I thought I could get
a really good picture looking back at the canyon wall.
I got a couple of good pictures. Then, because I
was a chicken, when it came to heights, I laid
on my stomach and shimmy to the edge of my
ledge to peek over I was a vertical drop. It
was a vertical drop, excuse me, of several hundred feet,
then a much further drop once you hit the rocks.
As I was looking over the drop, I heard a
very loud man's voice shout no. It shocked me enough
that I backed up from the ledge and stood up.
I figured it was the park ranger telling me to
stop doing what I was doing, But as I looked around,
there was no one there. My friends were still fifty
yards away, nobody else was on the ledge, and our
car was the only one in the parking lot. Then
I was walking over to join my friends, I heard
a loud sound. The front part of that ledge I
was laying on suddenly fell and crashed down into the canyon.
I have no idea what that was, but I would
be here if it had. It's just it freaks out.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean I believe it.
Speaker 1: Yeah. There's another story in there too that some lady
whose husband had some heart problems. He had a defibrillator.
He they're in Lows. He says to her, I'm not
feeling well, and he goes, I'm getting some you know,
really lighthead or whatever. She said, he's over six feet
tall and over two hundred pounds. She said, can you
get up to like they had like hammocks on display
or swing or something, and she said, can we get
up to there? And he said yeah. So they start
walking and he's losing his balance, he's falling, and she said,
all of a sudden, she said, I was so worried
that he was going to fall down and hit his
head on the concrete fall because it's not so much
the fall, it's the whacking the skull, right, So she said,
I She goes, just as he's going down and I'm
struggling to keep him up, and she goes, I'm really
losing balance. I see some expensive Italian shoes, like really
nice Italian shoes of this tall, slender person, and these
two arms slide underneath and slowly lower him to the
floor and then go away. And I would so concentrating
on my husband. I just said thank you, and he
walked away.
Speaker 2: There.
Speaker 1: Another woman at the front of the store sees what's happening,
calls nine to one one. The paramedics come and they say,
you know what happened. She's explaining it, and she said
somebody helped them. They said to her, Okay, where'd he go?
He goes, I don't know. He just all I saw
was his FeCO that way. He just walked away, never
said a word. And so they come back to her
and said, we've interviewed everybody in the store and nobody
did that. And the woman who called nine one one
and was witnessing this saw no one else but you.
Speaker 5: Huh.
Speaker 1: I don't know. It's called the third man syndrome. Never
I yeah, and I did. I don't know what the
It's a weird thing, right, it's kind of a cool
for Halloween. Well yeah, I mean supposedly, depending on who
you talk to, you've got guides that are around you
and helping you, and you have to tune in and listen.
Speaker 3: Apparently they take breaks over now and then. Because did
you hear that the woman and two kids went over
to falls last night? I did, guardian names must have
been a smoke breaker. I did see the headline where
was falls? Niagara Falls? They went over there. They climbed
over the barricade to get closer, and all three went over.
Speaker 5: Damn?
Speaker 1: How do all three go over?
Speaker 3: One was an infant, one was like five or six
months old.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so I'm assuming that one was being held.
Speaker 3: And if you've got a five or six months old,
you probably don't have much more than a three or
four years old holding hands.
Speaker 1: This sounds like a suicide mission, doesn't it? No? I could.
I mean, I don't mean to sound I don't mean
to say. Why are you taking the kids with you?
Because mental illness? You can't live without me? I mean,
why do we have like, uh, what does it? Usually?
Murder su is where you know, the guy snaps and
all of a sudden he like wipes out the family
and himself.
Speaker 5: Moms who drowned their children in tubs, like you hear,
Yeah it happened.
Speaker 1: It could be postpartum for this lady. This woman could
have been in a lot of I'm thinking that's it's
too hard to get over the falls, isn't it? Is
it too hard? What's there? It's got to be Canadian, okay,
because you can't get.
Speaker 3: Close to the fall.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying in the American side that that's
what I'm.
Speaker 5: Thinking in my have say that incident was intentional. There
you go, and the circumstances are.
Speaker 1: I'm not even the detective, but I mean there's a
couple of spots along there on the walkway that you
you there was that uh weather guy was doing.
Speaker 3: A live shot from the falls. I'm doing the weather
and stunt up on the ledge and just committed suicide.
Just backed off the legend what over on air?
Speaker 1: Where with this? It's not your falls? This is probably
twenty five years should not laugh at this so early
two thousands, really like they made it earlier.
Speaker 3: Okay, So the Buffalo weather guy's when we need him.
Jesus knew the guy.
Speaker 1: That's oh yeah, they had dinner, he went to his church,
they sat down together.
Speaker 5: I wow, he tried to save them.
Speaker 3: But there's spots. You're literally you're from here to the
end of the table. Is the edge of the falls.
Speaker 1: That is so sad because and the ledge is not
very high to not go over. I mean, you have
I always like to think that Bill Hicks one of
my favorite comics. But very simplistically put it, it's just
a ride. You can get off at any time. This
is just a ride. And if you're like me, you
believe that we're energy. So there's just something else you
this form your body. But there are people who will
tell you two percent of your existence is in your body. Metaphysically,
you exist much larger and better. Uh so, But if
it's that tough to get out, But why the kids too?
Just the heartache, the heartache and the people who are
left behind to wonder why and what happened and all
this ship you have. I mean, I don't have a
problem with like the suicide pods that people have. I
think you should have the right to if you get
to a certain point, absolutely, you know, I mean, at
any point, just don't just don't take.
Speaker 5: The kah Lord.
Speaker 3: It was the it was the New York side, it
was not the Canadian side.
Speaker 1: So that's not an easy This is what I'm saying.
It's three year old.
Speaker 3: Keane means Kante means that's her name.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's a.
Speaker 5: Poor woman, a nine year old and a five month old.
Speaker 1: I wonder if she threw the kid in first, you
know what I mean.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Stand back.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, Kevin switch for that one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the Splash Brothers, it's like it's so bad. I
it's terrible. That's heart wrenching, right, but jokes naked less?
Speaker 5: Do I feel like I feel like you gotta let
it subtle.
Speaker 6: For a lot?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know, but it makes the settle at the
bottom of the river. It's they make that less. It
just it just it makes the impact of it less
real because it's heavy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, take off like Jordan.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know. You don't I believe
you can't. No, you can't. No one can divide to
fight gravity. All right, well, uh, we'll take a moment.
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Speaker 4: I thought I've been heard before, but no, Wunza left
me some choices tonight.
Speaker 1: Well, you like a lot of his not a lot,
but a few of his hits I think have connections
to Rochester. I know Teddy Geiger has written some stuff
with Sean. And there's another guy who have never met
who's written a lot of hits for people, and I
think he's from Rochester and I cannot I've never met him.
People will always say his name and I escaped to
me and I think he's done a lot of stuff
with Sean. The reason I play this is and I'm
hoping you know the answer. And I know you don't
watch a lot of news, But what did he say
about his sexuality? Shawn Mendel, Yeah, she wasn't sure or
what he was, Yeah, what he was yet because wow,
I always all the time. And then yeah, I will
tell you that I I heard rumors when I was
in La and stuff that there's somebody who was a
manager knew that he was gay and this whole thing
was basically a front. Yeah, I don't.
Speaker 5: Think that that happens with an used.
Speaker 3: To happen and musicians.
Speaker 1: I feel like it happened. I mean, I get it
when you had Rock Hudson and you're praying him out
to do whatever, and he's supposed to be this big
manly man. But we're in two absolutely twenty twenties now
and I just feel like it does it matter?
Speaker 5: But still you want to get and apparently it does
appeal to that the young girls like that's who his
music is.
Speaker 1: But do young girl Will young girls be turned off
by someone who's gay or just not?
Speaker 5: No, I don't think it's that. But I think I
don't think that it's attainable admire him as much or
like you like when I was a little girl and
I loved and sync like you know, it's not that
I would have disliked them if they were gay, but
it wouldn't have been like one of them. I think
so he came out later hants bass.
Speaker 1: Yeah, much later. But okay, all right, that's an interesting
thing because yeah, because you think then it's think about.
Speaker 5: One one direction, right like when they first came out,
girls were obsessed with them or what was the other
boy the three Jonas brothers. Yes, the girls were obsessed
with them.
Speaker 1: Were you obsessed with them? No?
Speaker 5: That was Hanson was more my age.
Speaker 1: Okay, but yeah, Hanson is actually a pretty good band, like.
Speaker 3: A one hit wonder into like a thirty years. They're
still off their playing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're out there playing, but they play like real
blues and stuff. They're pretty good. They're pretty go see them,
of course you would. Yeah, well you would anything.
Speaker 5: But my last minute tickets to Justin Timberlake.
Speaker 1: Oh, how was that show?
Speaker 5: It was so good?
Speaker 1: Yeah it was.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it was a beautiful day in Buffalo too.
Speaker 1: So, yeah, you did Joe go with you on the
You dragged him along to Justin Timberlanke. Did he dance?
Speaker 5: Yes, not really. He even he was a little disappointed.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna lie in the show.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because he thought it was going to be more
like in sync style. I don't think he listens to
Justin Timberlake like his solo where Justin Timberwake solo is
more like smooth, It's got a little more jazz vibe. Yeah,
it's you know, and I think he thought it was
going to be more energy dancing.
Speaker 1: Look, I get that. You guys are like the in
sync age.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and I like I saw him sink in Buffalo.
Speaker 1: I'm so ago fucking old that I music. No, but
I was aware of it. I mean I was certainly
aware of it. I was around radio. It was fifteen
years younger. I mean that was her, yeah, her, Yeah,
But I was always rock. But you had the top
forty down this hall, and I like top forty music
for the most part.
Speaker 5: But again, I love everything. Go and see Stevie Nicks
in a heartbeat.
Speaker 1: You know you better do that fast.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: Last night, I'm watching the Yankees and when I turn
on the game, they're already down to nothing. This Freddy Freeman.
Where do the fuck did Freddy Freeman come from? And
I know his agent screwed him. That's an unbelievable story.
And they got to be kicking themselves because Freddie Freeman,
if if the Dodgers win, he is the most Valuable Player.
Speaker 3: I think even if they lose at this point, he's
still possibly the MVP. Well he's hit that's games, yeah yeah,
including a walkoff Grand Slam.
Speaker 1: The walk off Grand Slam was unbelievable. It was the
first pitch I watched that happen, and I go, that's
every little boy who plays baseball's dream in your backyard.
Usually the counts three and two and then you crank
it out right, you know, it's the last minute. Here
comes desperation, Boomy swings. Uh. But it's the closest thing
to a real life storybook ending to a game that
I've ever seen.
Speaker 3: I mean, I went to bed last night. It was
the Dodgers that just had a home run and I
think made it six to four.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then the apparently they did they just it
went it went crazy, uh, which was great. But at
one point during the game, Mookie Betts goes up and
it's part of the wall that slants down to the
right field line. Yeah, and he jumps up and grabs it.
It's in his glove and these two guys one it
takes the one guy's got grabs his glove and trying
to rip it over and pulled the ball off, and
the other guy the other guy so they can hold
them up. And I went, holy shit. And I feel
like there's very little Maybe I'm wrong, but I feel
like there's very little like outcry about this. I'm only saying,
if this happens.
Speaker 3: Here's a Yankee fan, douchebagger, if it was if it
was in LA.
Speaker 1: I was thinking, not even l A. I was thinking,
if you went to Billy that happened in Philly, it
would be the field the world.
Speaker 3: To be fair, there was I think in the situation
in Game one where they did that where they grabbed
a home run ball from the Yankees, not as drastic.
Speaker 1: This was holding the.
Speaker 3: More of an interference in LA than it was. This
was they freaking assaulted this guy.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, look, I've heard all kinds of things
like Mookie bets wrisk could have been broken. Okay, you
know what, I could walk out of here and I
could trip and break my wrist. It could have happened. Yes,
it could happen, but it could happen in so many situations.
So I'm not saying that. And I do think that
there is that gang mentality. Maybe that's not the right
word to use. But what a group mob mentality where
guys are drinking and this is the thing. You couldn't
even been drinking that much. It was the fourth header
of the game. Oh was it that early?
Speaker 5: You could have been drinking that much.
Speaker 1: Well, you could have been drinking all day in the city.
And then he had out.
Speaker 3: What are you going to accomplished by doing this? It's
still going to be an regardless, Yes, because it's interference.
Speaker 1: It's interference. It's now and he caught it, and he
caught it, and he had it and he ripped it.
I'm like, these guys think they're they're fucking heroes. I
think they said, we protect the wall. We got big
d energy. ESPN went and they went over across the
street when they got thrown out and went to the
bar across the street to watch the game. And ESPN
went and interviewed him, and I go, why why are
you interviewing these guys?
Speaker 3: What would have what would have been an outrage though,
what would have been justified as if movie just turned
around and slugged them, just throw a handmaker and not
surprised he didn't because he knows that it's suspension and
it's a loss time he's out of the game.
Speaker 1: Well, what he says is when it comes to the
to the person in play, it doesn't matter we lost,
it's irrelevant. I'm fine, he's fine, everything's cool. We lost
the game, and that's what I'm kind of focused on.
We got to turn the page to get ready for tomorrow.
So they identify these guys. They're in their late thirties.
They're from Connecticut. Uh and the guy, I guess, the
one guy said.
Speaker 5: It must be Patriots fans.
Speaker 1: Well, definitely, they're definitely not definitely in New York. I
don't know. But listen to this. So there's a show
and I think this is only on the internet. Up
and Adam is what it's called. And it's a sports
show on the internet. And Rob Gronkowski was on there
this morning and listen podcast to listen to this.
Speaker 2: This is actually the first time I'm seeing this live.
And here's a little fun fact. That guy right there
grabbing Mookie Bets's glove was my friend in college. He
was on the ice hockey team, the club Arizona Wildcats
team ice hockey team, and let me tell you the
whole hockey team. They're absolutely they were absolute maniacs. They
were undescribable. Just how wild animals, Yes, how wild these
guys were. Him doing that represents him very well. I
mean he he is all in for his teams. He
is all in for the Yankees. I remember him talking
about the Yankees all the time, how he loves him
so much, and that describes him perfectly, just doing whatever
it takes to help his team out. But I want
to say, congratulations, graduation for shining when your moment came.
Speaker 6: We're not talking any football, but I need to recuse
the take Frank God and you can call him beauty.
Speaker 2: Is that he just said?
Speaker 6: Will you tell me that you're telling me this is okay?
Speaker 2: I know I'm not saying that's okay.
Speaker 6: Well, now I want you to tell me what you
think of what your friend did.
Speaker 2: No, No, I'm not. I mean I haven't talked to
him in a while. I mean, walk it back. They
were maniacs.
Speaker 6: I mean, if Gronk's calling you a maniac, that's about
all you need to know.
Speaker 2: They were fun, that's for sure. He's a fun dude, Gronk.
Speaker 6: This is this is unhinged behavior.
Speaker 2: It is unacceptable, definitely in the world of sports.
Speaker 1: When you're definitely auceptible whenever they's an.
Speaker 2: Opportunity to do that. And I read, uh, he got
interviewed by ESPN.
Speaker 1: I read it this morning.
Speaker 2: Him and his friend talked about it every single time
they were at a Yankees game. What would they do
if that situation occurred? And he said, they would do
it again, and that's what they would do. They would
stand up and protect the D. That's what that's what.
Speaker 1: He said, to protect the D means.
Speaker 2: I think it's truly unacceptable. I mean the active behavior, but.
Speaker 6: The fact that you know him, that must have been
Laith right next to him. I mean, I don't know
that guy's going to need us anyway.
Speaker 1: So I think those guys are not allowed back tonight. Yeah,
and this they were. It was came out that they
weren't asked to not come back. But then I think
major League Baseball said you're out. Yeah. Yeah, I think that.
I think the Yankee City would have been come on back,
and they didn't care. I don't know. I feel like
nobody cared and I go if this happened in Philadelphia,
I think there would be one an asshole. Those fans
are out of control. Blah blah blah. And with the Yankees,
it's pretty bad.
Speaker 3: We get that dude from Chicago in the playoffs, that
one year old.
Speaker 1: Wow, that's bar Bartman. Yeah, he had to go under
cover for a while well because they believe, they believe
they would have won the game had he not interfered.
Speaker 3: Whatever happened with that other kid from the Yankees, that
Jeffrey Mayor that caught the interfere with the ball, I
don't know. He had to disappear for a while too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know. I don't know what happened.
Speaker 3: But you've heard the new Grounds new title of Grounds
new podcast. No, I have not edman are doing a
podcast Dudes on dudes?
Speaker 5: Okay, who's I thought this was.
Speaker 1: A good idea. Laura's turned on? Who thought this? Absolutely? Yeah,
I'm in. I'm in. It's like the Old Color it started. Okay,
you got to listen to it? Is you old in
Living Color Men on film? Yes? Man film? Uh. Laura
is a big sports fan. I don't know about baseball.
But you went all the way out to Seattle. What
how was it?
Speaker 5: It was amazing, amazing all parts of the trip except
for the flight home. But I traveled once a year
for an away game.
Speaker 1: So so yah, when the schedule comes out, you.
Speaker 5: Pick not right away. It's not like, oh okay this
and I'm booking it, but it's like, all right, I
think I'm gonna do No, I don't like map out
you know how I'm going to spend my fall. But
you know, I knew before the schedule had come out
last not this past year or the year before that,
we were going to be playing in London, and so
I had sort of said whenever the London game was,
as long as I was able to go, I was
going to go. And this year I had brought it
up tonight because I normally go to a game with her.
I was like, do you want to go to the
Seattle I have some other friends who live out in Seattle.
And she was like, yep, so made it happen.
Speaker 1: See. I think this is an important thing that I'm realizing.
You got to plan shit because if you don't, you're
never gonna do it.
Speaker 5: I always have to have my next strip planned.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I think it's a really good way to be
I'm serious because I always sometimes think I need to
get like a big calendar for the year and block
out shit you want to do. I do. Yes, It's
because if you don't do it, it'll never happen. I
need something to look forward to. Well, you need something
to look forward to. That's another That's a great thing
to get you through whatever hum drum shit you gotta
deal with. But if you don't put it on the calendar,
it just doesn't happen. So then yeah, I always go
what you know, what are you doing? And then the
next thing, you know, twenty years have gone by and
should have would it could have. That's why you got
to lock that shit down. Like there are I know
people I know of people I don't know them personally.
I know of people who map it out at the
beginning of the year and they do all the things
they want to do, road races, this, that, you know,
whatever they're into and they block that out and then
work and everything goes around. That, yeah, goes around.
Speaker 5: I mean, luckily I have the flexibility with work. I
sort of have to work around kids schedules, whether I
have them or not. Okay, but I already have most
of my trips planned out for next year. Nothing's booked,
nothing's solidified, except for some like hotels. But you can
cancel them. But yeah, I already have my plan trips planned,
so but we'll see where I go next year. For
I'm going to try again. I think after us.
Speaker 3: You know, kind of where they're gonna where their road
games are going to be.
Speaker 1: Yeah, by the end of the season, where there's a
lot of one they're going to be.
Speaker 5: And we were talking with some of the people. There's
always like a big Bills night before tailgate party that
we go to, and we were talking this like Pinto Ron,
you know, the famous guy. He was hanging out with
us for a while and he was talking to us
about how he has not missed a game in thirty years,
a Bills game home or away, home or away except
for the COVID ones. Yeah, when you kind of travel and.
Speaker 1: Then I don't know if I don't know if I
admire that honestly, or if I go it's kind of
sad that your whole life is around in the field.
Speaker 3: I just I guess saw a story about some guys
a game who followed I don't remember what college it was,
but it was like some podunk college like Northern Illinois
Universe or something. The guy's gone to every game home
and away, for forty six years.
Speaker 5: That's insane.
Speaker 1: Well, I guess at some point you start to like
the small towns. You're I don't know you because they
play the same teams in college. Oh, that's just like
I mean the AFC East right.
Speaker 5: Well, what's his name, Eric?
Speaker 3: Oh, the guy for the tree.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he supposedly wants to go to every single stadium
and see the Bills play in every stadium. And I
think that's a really cool Like.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm waiting to see. There are cool things to do,
but I'd rather, like, you know, at some point, I
wouldn't mind I don't know, trip where you had activities,
You're hiking, you're doing whatever, and then give me another
one where I'm just I mean, they wheel out that
big ass bed on the beach. You ever see those big.
Speaker 5: Ass I'm not a.
Speaker 1: Give me some al and I'll be fine.
Speaker 5: I am not that type of person. I'm like a
I want to travel. Actually, I like where you like
that where you hike for a few days and then
you take like a relaxed day at a spot and
then travel some more. But yeah, we were supposed to
go hiking, but then the weather was shitty.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, that's a beautiful park Mountain Rainier. It is
nice out there.
Speaker 5: It was nice because we went actually without seats. We
go without tickets, I mean, just buy the best available
that day.
Speaker 1: And you ended up sitting next to Greg. No, I
saw the picture. I didn't know.
Speaker 5: We actually we bought field seats.
Speaker 1: What wait wait, like they have seats on the field.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we bought seats on the field that morning.
Speaker 1: May I Okay, here's your she ran twice for seventeen yards.
Hang on a second, Hang on, So they actually have
in Seattle they get.
Speaker 3: It's like Dallas has those kind of field suites. They're
right on the.
Speaker 1: Are they glass front so you can see.
Speaker 5: No, you can see like that is.
Speaker 1: Okay? Oh so you're right there, so you're close, but
you're not because Mercedes you're you're like Mercedes ben Stadium
has a U has I believe. I think the Chick
fil A is at field level underneath with glass front
that you can see right out on the constructive view
that's not zoomed in.
Speaker 5: That's literally right in front of my seat.
Speaker 1: Okay, where was Greg?
Speaker 5: Greg was up in a suite.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh, one of those stadiums.
Speaker 5: We had been texting with him earlier that day. It
was just throughout the weekends, and so then when we
ended up getting these, we got to go on the
field and watch the pregame and everything. So I'm like
standing on the five yard line and I text him.
I'm like, are you on the field?
Speaker 1: Where are you?
Speaker 5: He's like ten yard line and I'm like, hey, Greg,
And then he's like, what the hell.
Speaker 1: Saw how much your seats? Like that day of?
Speaker 5: So day of they dropped right, they were seven hundred
a piece.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, still, holy ship.
Speaker 3: One of the games I was watching had a whole
section behind the end.
Speaker 1: Zone in front of the front row. But then organizations
because I'm stop, sorry, I'm stuck on the price, and.
Speaker 3: Well they had been if you look, they had those
lazy boy type it seems like at the movie dinner.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, it's heated, Like you gotta.
Speaker 1: How much do they go for if you didn't get
them day off?
Speaker 5: So Renee have called me and talked to me about
this like a month ago. She's like, I have a
crazy idea, let's do this, like it's one of the
only stadiums you can do it. And at that point
they were fourteen hundred and I was like, when I
fuck no, And then they kept dropping and kept dropping,
and that morning we were having hotel they were fourteen hundred.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I figured they were.
Speaker 5: They come with food and drinks. So literally I ate
a crabcake sandwich and I just ordered it out our
mobile app and the guy so it's.
Speaker 3: All that's all included with it all.
Speaker 1: So I was like, how much is there a limit?
Speaker 5: No, there was not a limit, and we were like
other people. Yeah, we didn't drink that much because it
was you know, we wanted to be like completely comprehending.
But it was funny because Renee, when we ordered lunch,
two cans of beer, crab roll tofu Bondi, peanut M
and MS, catch of cheesebread, popcorn, This is not.
Speaker 1: Too eating food. Yeah, wow, seven hundred okay, well look
at you.
Speaker 5: It was five fifty yeah, and then with fee seven
hundred okay.
Speaker 1: So yeah, but.
Speaker 3: I meanly, five fifties not that bad if you're getting what.
Speaker 5: You're saying, it's such a cool experience, Like it was
just y, I'm with you, I'm with you.
Speaker 3: Where's your twelve thirteen a piece? So you drink four beers?
That's fifty bucks I foca.
Speaker 5: I mean you couldn't have liquor, you could have anything.
Speaker 1: Let me let me put this in this per secive.
You say seven of one hundred, I have the reaction
I have. I think most people would have that reaction.
But then you have to stop and you got to
look at it and break it down. But break it
down a little bit further into you're going to spend
the money. Will you remember what you did? Right? You're
going to spend that seven hundred dollars, maybe not all
at once, but it will go And is it going
to go on something? And if it's not going to
kill you, like really hurt your budget. I'm with you.
I agree. I think that's great. I mean a lot
a lot of stadiums too.
Speaker 3: Now I'm not including Buffalness because they have a lot
of cheap tickets up top, because yeah, stadiums shit, yeah,
But a lot of the other stadiums, you're the decent ticket,
even a shit ticket. You're looking at one hundred and
fifty two hundred bucks a ticket just to get in
the door. Well, I had getting your food on there
and then you're at your parking on there.
Speaker 5: Yeah. I had talked to other people who were there
that had bought seats like right away and they were,
you know, three hundred for not good seats. The couple
that we were having there was this older couple that
we kept, you know, running into that we're seeing at
our hotel. They had bought seats in the one hundred
section and they were they were four fifty each when
we were looking that morning. The one hundred level, like
very close was three hundred each. So it was four
hundred dollars more. But it was just that once in
a lifetime, why not we do not at all?
Speaker 1: That is to stand on the line.
Speaker 5: Like we touched Tomorrow Hamling like when they were.
Speaker 3: And I'm sure you had a nicer bathroom you yeah,
we had everything you.
Speaker 5: Touched Tomara, That poor guy, I know, he was like
well when he was warming up, did you give.
Speaker 1: Him high five or something to say can I touch you?
Speaker 5: Yeah? No, high five, high five?
Speaker 1: Yeah, he will help. All right, We'll take a moment.
Kevin's got a couple of games. Do we decide which
one will do?
Speaker 3: You can tell me which one do you want to do?
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tune is hard. But we also have a battle of
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Speaker 3: Let's go out to speak.
Speaker 1: I always like this, waste the Masked Beast, to waste
them with the masked Beasts. You should be Room the
Morning DJ sort of friendly with in Dallas and this
where they're from, Okay, And he tried to start a
record label or no a management team and I think
he was the early managers for him for them, for
the Jonas Brothers, and I don't know what happened there.
He had a show was nationally syndicated all out of Dallas,
Kid Kratick, the late Kid Cratick. Then he died. Is
this this is Jonas Brothers? Yeah, Joe Jonas d n C.
Is the name of the Joe Jonas But I yeah, so,
I I always like this song Fat.
Speaker 3: Joe in this video. No idea that Joe was the best.
Speaker 1: Let's getting that's what I mean. No, there's somebody, there's somebody. No,
it's not it's the fat I think he calls himself
the fat jew on social media. Oh fat Jewish Jewish,
the fat Jewish. Yeah he's in this video. Yes, fat
Joe was. What was that.
Speaker 3: You couldn't get Billy Joel or there's a list of
people you could get. Yeah, Joe's what you come up with?
Speaker 1: Jay Z. Why don't you go to get go old
school and get run DMC or whatever's left with run DMC. Yeah. Yeah,
Well he's an agent, I think for a bunch of sports, right,
different things. I don't know anybody ever do a wigi
board and I know the answer, yes, O, yeah, okay,
what happened? I've never done a wigi board?
Speaker 5: Nothing man syndrome.
Speaker 1: Don't they say who says? Is it matell or somebody
has them? I thought it was like, yeah, Hasbro something
like that. I'm just curious because I there's always movies
that what Wow, there's always movies. Every one of your cookies?
Speaker 3: I got one, do you know?
Speaker 5: I saw those for thirty dollars yeah, so you over
thirty bucks dollar. No, I brought them in for you guys.
Kevin only got one though.
Speaker 1: Jamison's out trying to clean windows. He was cleaning windows
and uh, alright, I didn't spend money. Did she clean
the window?
Speaker 3: You just put your nose up against a minute ago?
Speaker 1: Yeah, the huge windows. Yeah, but you messed it up.
So I think I think the first one's free. That's
what I think that. I think the first one's free.
That's that's what I'm going with. All right, we're gonna
do a battle of the sexes, right, yep, I got
paper over there, I got paper, I got pen. Start
with the ladies, all right now that means okay, so
she gets the guy questions and then get get we
get the yes, okay, I got it.
Speaker 3: I always suck at these What has bumpers, drop targets,
ramps and loops?
Speaker 1: Over to you? Who founded the concert tour? A fair? Oh? Man?
Speaker 3: I know the answer to this, Laura. What is the
Army's military academy known as.
Speaker 1: Bill?
Speaker 3: On which side of the dinner plate should you place
the bread and butter plate? And I have talked to
our etiquette lady. She's gonna reschedule with us when things
calm down a little bit, Laura. How many blue lines
are there in hockey?
Speaker 1: Blue light blue lines? Laura had to walk a blue
line once pregnancy. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Which famous actress Bill is known as the bitch on
the TV series Melrose Place?
Speaker 1: Laura?
Speaker 3: What do you call a bet where a person puts
money in more than one game at a time and
must win all of the bets to collect?
Speaker 5: Is it because I don't know?
Speaker 1: No? What's baby's breath? Something that.
Speaker 3: The bob of the nag.
Speaker 5: Fucking cabin?
Speaker 3: What was the name of Tarzan's chimpanzee? I chose the
wrong game In the fashion world, what do the letters
c K stand for?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 5: Those aren't we?
Speaker 1: That's easy?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Stop, you don't know? Stop you know that, I know it.
Speaker 3: How many points do you get for a successful foul
shot in basketball?
Speaker 1: And Bill? What are you baking?
Speaker 3: If you've just added super fine sugar, cream of tartar
and room temperature egg whites and beat them at the
stiff peaks, then combine them with a mixture of almond
flour and confectionery sugar an optional gel food coloring.
Speaker 1: Yes, I know the name of this And I'm gonna
get the wrong thing. Yeah, didn't know it. Still I
still don't know it. But it's like lemon meringue or something.
But Laura, what's a half windsor? Oh?
Speaker 3: Oh, I think the last one for you? Bill who
married Tom Cruise before Nicole Kidman.
Speaker 1: I actually met her. I had my prom was where
they had their honeymoon.
Speaker 3: They honeymoon and Pine Plain.
Speaker 1: No Connecticut, or they had stopped there on their way
to the lost. I don't know there was something, but
I okay, and I met her too in l back
to the top.
Speaker 3: What has bumpers, drop targets, ramps and loops?
Speaker 1: I wrote a racetrack like like a hot wheels track.
Speaker 5: I don't know a racetrack hot wheels track?
Speaker 3: Is that a hot wheels track?
Speaker 1: I was going to say a skate park? Pinball machine? Oh?
Speaker 5: I love pinball?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Who founded a little a fair little of fair?
I can picture and I and I why don't I
want to say? It's what's your name? Was? I don't
know the one who sang the song that we all
cry about the dogs? You're on the right, I know
I am, but I couldn't come up with their name.
Speaker 3: What is the Army's military academy known.
Speaker 5: As the Marines.
Speaker 1: Point.
Speaker 3: Fuck, on which side of the dinner plate should you
place the bread and butter plates?
Speaker 1: Left?
Speaker 3: Correct?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 3: How many blue lines are there in hockeyte? To correct?
Speaker 1: Who is the bit? John Melrose place Heather Locklear with
then I only remember this song. There was a song
we used to play in the radio to go Heather
locked leads got a nice rear wild thing. Yeah. Yeah,
it's like what do you call it.
Speaker 3: Back where a person puts more than one game money
on more than one game at.
Speaker 1: A time and must win all to collect.
Speaker 5: Come on, Laura, is it either split or all in part? Okay, yep,
that is true. No, I do think that.
Speaker 1: What's baby's breath? What is baby's breath? You know? Flowers?
It's the It's actually I would call it the garnish
of flowers, the type of Yeah, that's right, too easy,
too easy. What was the name of Tarzan's chimpanzee? I
said Jane, Just to be fun I wrote ape just
to be funny. Cheetah che.
Speaker 3: What a letther c K stand for in the fashion
world or on the back of your underpants?
Speaker 1: Uh? Cookie? Calvil clin.
Speaker 3: How many points do you get for a successful free throw?
Speaker 5: You tried to do a trick question because it's one point, yes.
Speaker 1: Laura coming through.
Speaker 3: No, you're using super fine sugar, creative tartar room tumped
your egg wages and you beat them in the stiff peaks,
and you combine them with the next year of almond
flour and confectionery sugar, and you can use optional gel
food coloring.
Speaker 1: What are you making? Well, Jamison is saying, uh, mac
but I don't think it's macarooms. I put down lemon meringue.
It is macaroons, macaroons.
Speaker 5: When I just brought.
Speaker 1: Literally told you, yes, I know, but I literally almost
ship when I saw car like son.
Speaker 2: Of a bitch.
Speaker 5: I hadn't put him in for you guys in a while,
and I made a buck. How late I learned that
in math, what's a half windsor a type of not.
Speaker 3: Tie?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: And who was married to Tom Cruise before Nicole Kidman?
Speaker 6: Me?
Speaker 1: Me Rogers? Got it? Yeah, that's right. Okay, she's an
old lady. All right, she's an old lady.
Speaker 5: Was she taller than him or shorter?
Speaker 1: But she's not that old? Well, she's as old as him.
Tom's sixty and I think she was older than him.
Speaker 5: Do ye, second and third wife, we're both taller than him.
Speaker 1: Yes, well won by a lot, not hard.
Speaker 5: But small man.
Speaker 1: Yes, I think Mimi Rogers. I don't know what she's
doing lately. She was she's sixty eight. Yeah, she was
older than him. He's sixty.
Speaker 3: You'd know her.
Speaker 1: And I don't know what she's been in lately.
Speaker 3: She was in she was the mom and stepbrothers.
Speaker 5: Oh yes, yes, yes, wow, okay, okay.
Speaker 1: And then I so when I was in La back
in early two thousands, I was on the set of
Stuart Little Too, and she came to visit Geena Davis,
who was in the movie. And uh, I think, yeah,
because Jackson was a baby. I think I think she
got I think I think one of them help. I
was inside, they sound a bell, everything goes into lockdown,
and I watched the scene. Your mom was outside and
she's the one who she was talking to me, And yeah,
I didn't I didn't realize that. I didn't know that.
Speaker 3: I thought Nicole was Town's first.
Speaker 1: What does Mike smell like? What?
Speaker 4: What does Mike Tyson smell?
Speaker 2: Good?
Speaker 4: Because Rihanna smells good. I don't know what do you
mean does when you met Mike Tyson? Did he smell good?
Speaker 3: I didn't.
Speaker 1: I didn't really smell him. He smelled like some not
she might have been sweaty, he was, Yeah, I think
so they get balls.
Speaker 3: Dep No.
Speaker 1: No, it was when I had interviewed Tyson on the
radio and he was coming to uh Delago to do
his one man show. And that's during the interview we
were talking to him, and then he started at the
end of it, goes, man, I like, you guys, you
gotta come to my show. And I thought nothing of it,
and I get a call later on, Hey, de Lagos
or Mike Tyson's people's on the phone. They want they
want you guys to come to the show. So we
went and then he's like, I want to meet you guys.
I want to hang out back stay. So we went
and it wasn't as hanging out as you would think,
but we were back there and he talked to us
and it was, uh, it was fun and we had
to wait for everybody else and he did spend a
little bit of time. But yeah, I the whole thing
was such a whirlwinning. I gotta tell you. I was
probably cautious because he's a big dude man like well
arm wise and hand wise, I mean those hands coming up. Yeah,
I know. November seventh, fifteenth, Oh, fifteenth, I thought it
was a seventh or the eighth. I thought it was
I thought it was like next weekend or something.
Speaker 3: Can watch Can we go to the way tomorrow? Buddy?
Speaker 1: Can you? Did you see what I'm doing right now?
Do you see what I'm doing? You're aware? Right?
Speaker 3: I want to beat you in basketball?
Speaker 1: I know, I know. I I wiped out so bad like.
Speaker 3: My ankle Mber fifteenth annivers All Anniversary goings.
Speaker 1: On, going to win. Uh, Jesus, I think Mike, I
will think this. I will say this, your boy, I
think has done more for boxing.
Speaker 2: Paul.
Speaker 1: Yeah boy, yeah, you know okay, Uh, I think Jake
Paul has done more for boxing than anybody in a
long time. I feel for boxing. Not UFC. UFC has
become very popular. I know that. But I know he's
seen as a joke. But he's working hard. That guy
works his ass off. He works his ass off, and
he's I really think he's he's just done a lot.
He's beaten some quality guys, not boxers necessarily, and a
lot of guys on the down side of their career.
I'll admit that, but he's brought more attention to that
sport than anybody has. He's making money off of it.
I just hope he doesn't get hurt here. Seriously, I
feel I think Tyson can still if he connects.
Speaker 4: I feel like he's been fighting people and more and more.
It's people who were crazy good at whatever they did,
but they don't fight or they haven't.
Speaker 1: Yes yet in a long time. Right, looks That's what
I'm saying. People on the down side of their career,
like Mike Tyson. Like people are like, did he fight
Floyd Mayweather was there talking about because I think he did. Yeah,
but that seemed like ropodope. I always thought Floyd was
a matador kind of fighter. All right, let's uh, we're
gonna wrap it up. You're right, Can we get Chin.
Speaker 3: And I go to the y.
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: They people there.
Speaker 1: We got stuff for Laura who sat on the field
in Seattle. How cool is that? Man? You impressed me
every time for Kevin with another great game and always
good insight to things and tipping me off to the
cluck of your buck. But I like those guys and
I hope they stay open. Their food is good, it
really is.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because they put a little special one there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the owner was in there.
Speaker 3: I have it own video.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know. You send me a text or something,
and I didn't want to ranch season on there.
Speaker 4: He's looking at him in this late you know picture
like looking under cabinets and stuff you can do with
the dread. So I was like, that's got your own dress.
Speaker 1: All right, Well let's pish them a lot of luck
because that could be very damaging, right to your business.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know. I just I love their chickens.
Speaker 1: Yeah so much. Thank you. This is my life now.
Well you know what Apple didn't fall far. I'm doing
and we'll see you tomorrow. I don't know we was
up to. They wouldn't have let us in, and now
we lett it. And that was like a bridge and
all sin in the Tavis Prince, they bolt apart.
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