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Speaker 2: Here, what's up, Doc?
Speaker 5: How we doing doing fantastic?
Speaker 2: Uh? Are you craving shonies? After our conversation from earlier?
Speaker 5: You know that is a good one.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 5: We used to have shones all the time.
Speaker 2: So yeah, you run around. You run a great point
about was it a destined red lobster?
Speaker 5: Yeah, they opened one.
Speaker 6: It was in Fort Walton technically, but it's literally it
is literally maybe one hundred yards from the water. And
I was amazed they opened it when I was in
high school and it is still open.
Speaker 5: I believe he like fresh fish.
Speaker 2: The curR in a place where you can walk out
and grab the Lobster's not getting the fish from that water,
that's they're right next to. Yeah, that's getting trucked in. Yeah,
still there, you said.
Speaker 5: Last I checked, it was I hadn't, you know. Not
not a place we frequent. But you go back this
guits are good. You are talking about fantastic.
Speaker 6: But uh, that's that's the only reason you go. Yeah,
I'm not going to go home and say, hey.
Speaker 2: Hey, baby know it sounds great tonight the shrimps camp
from Yeah, really well. I used to have the kid.
I used to love walking in the lobby dough and
seeing the tank of Yeah, that's always cool.
Speaker 5: I still get excited. I see like you go to
that store. Yeahs very easy.
Speaker 2: It's incredible.
Speaker 4: All right, we got a couple of things to talk
about here with doc, I'll you want to.
Speaker 2: Start, I start, we start. Uh.
Speaker 4: I sent you something that Troy Aman, Hall of Fame quarterback.
One of the reasons he believes why people are getting injured,
certainly early in the season, is because they're not callous
during training camp anymore. Remember twenty eleven, matt Our new CBA. Yeah,
I think twenty eleven. So the new CBA two A
days went away in the NFL. When we were first
in the NFL our first three years, it was old
school two A days. It was two practices to day,
padded practices, get after it. And that went away because well,
the offensive lineman in the NFLPA positions didn't like to practice,
and so the owners were like, yeah, we'll keep that money.
Speaker 2: Sure, we'll give you a day off of practice. Twist
our arm, okay.
Speaker 4: So that that went away, and it's kind of gone
away in college football as well. Now I'm a meathead, doc,
you know that, and I am going to subscribe to
the Troy Aiightman take of we're not as calloused as
we used to be.
Speaker 2: Where do you fallow something like that?
Speaker 6: It's it's a hard thing to talk about because obviously,
I want to do what's right. From a medical side,
I want to be safe, but I also have that
meathead tendency. Likewise, played fullback was a guy that you know,
you know, you give me a brick wall, I'm gonna
run into it. Yeah, And and I do think there
might be some truth there. And where is that line?
I think we're still the jury is still out a
little bit. It definitely seems the soft tissue injuries went up.
We know they went up drastically in the COVID year.
And what happened in that year they didn't do as
much practicing preseason, they didn't do as much earlier, and
that's undeiyed well, the numbers that year went up. The
evidence is very heavy there.
Speaker 5: So I think I think there's something to it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean we're not asking for the junction boys.
Speaker 6: Right, yeah, then there there's definitely that line and and
and and right, oh yeah, and and I think I agree.
I mean, there there's a point when it's too much.
And I think you even see declining returns on performance
because you see some of these teams that practice so much,
by the end of ether they're slow, they're not you know,
there's the guys just broke down but on the other hand, yeah,
there's definitely an increase injuries early in the year.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and too if you don't ever practice a situation
but you know you're gonna do it in a game,
like that's shocking to the body.
Speaker 6: Well, you know, I feel like tackling early in the
year has gotten horrible. And maybe that's just me and
old school mentality, guy in the lawn, however you want
to say it, you know, But but I feel like
you see so many more mistackles early on, and maybe
that's wrong. Maybe again that's just I'm getting old and
that you know, everything's wrong now in the world.
Speaker 5: I don't know, but but it does feel that way.
Speaker 6: And again, if you're not tackling, you know, you can,
Tackling a dummy and tackling a guy are very different.
And and and so I do wonder, you know, from
the quality of play from the injuries a soft tissue.
Speaker 5: I do think there's something to it.
Speaker 4: Just like for me, like I'm thinking, all right, if
I don't really do those things in August, right and
alsodden in September, like I'm running down on kickoff and
I'm kicking out a linebacker on power like I'm thinking,
like when we say callous, I mean like my shoulders
haven't gone through that trauma. They haven't gone through that
impact like they're going to in a game.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think there's something to it.
Speaker 2: Person you always go a little bit harder in the
game you do and practice, yeah, because even if you're
practicing those things, it is going to be up.
Speaker 4: And but if you don't practice them at all, and
then it's like you're in the car in the volumes
at one and you turn it immediately to an eleven, right,
it's like it's going to shock your ears the same thing.
Speaker 2: I know. I had a little conspiracy on top of it.
Maybe some people have more proclivity to being injured than
other people. It's just the way your body's built, the
way you're designed by by the Good Lord, and its
just sometimes like you might just have that You might
get a shoulder injury or an ankle injury, or a
head into whatever a little bit quicker than somebody else
would when somebody else the same hit. And maybe with
the the less lesson not doing as much in practice
in all ages, maybe some of those guys don't get
weeded out as as as fast as possible.
Speaker 6: You know, I think it's I think, like most things,
is probably not as easy as say it's all this,
you know, I do you guys are bigger, faster, stronger.
Speaker 5: They just are. And that's that's the natural progression that
we've seen.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't say stronger maybe not, maybe not because I've
been so on NFL radio, Like one of the questions
my co host always ask is, all right, take us
in the wig room, give us your numbers. And I
have been shocked by the numbers from Lineman. I'm like,
what that you bench?
Speaker 5: What interesting?
Speaker 4: So to your point and I know what you're saying, Yeah,
it's attack at what you said.
Speaker 2: But like they don't do the lifts and they don't
max out.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and I think that's probably part, but they don't
do as heavy that I think the.
Speaker 2: Bigger and faster absolutely, Yeah, combine numbers are crazy.
Speaker 5: Not a lot of a lot of places don't. Yeah,
so that is actually true.
Speaker 6: And I mean again you're about injury and one rep
max and but I mean that was that was what
I lived for back then.
Speaker 5: What do you bench?
Speaker 6: I mean that was like mention, I mean that that
was that was cornerstone of what was important, Like, I agree.
Speaker 4: Bigger and faster, Yeah, I mean these combine times are
crazy with some of the strength numbers.
Speaker 2: I'm like, you're gonna have to show me the numbers
of how many people actually are getting hurt on MAX day. Yeah,
show me not four years. I never saw. I never
saw you. Never saw you. You're a college former and
a doctor for athletes. Yeah.
Speaker 6: Now, I've seen it in high school more so because
I think you get technique and bad technique, and I
think I think I have seen that in the clinic
where somebody's doing too much weight and you know, and
they're not doing it right or they're trying to show
off or whatever, and you know, but in a good setting,
I can't recall.
Speaker 2: Look at ten rep max is not a max.
Speaker 4: No, oh, the calculations actually say no, it's a one.
Got to play until they get under four.
Speaker 2: You can get the team around you screaming at you
with some hard, hard music playing in the background. You
get that thing up one time, shaken.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the bars bending, you know, yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you get that not a ten red backs and
put it through in a spreadshaping and they're like, you know.
Speaker 5: This actually equates to if you do a No.
Speaker 2: I mean we've had linemen o. They're like a bench like, oh,
you know three sixty five. I'm like, what sixty five?
We were running backs doing four twenty five. Ok. Sorry,
lights were different back then, plates very different, all right,
so yeah, just work harder. Yeah, get was right. Okay,
So a pretty mm hmm fun gross looking injury in
the NBA. Fun Well, I didn't know if like doctors
think that's weird that one in a while.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the times that other people turned their head, I'm like, ye,
there's a little bit of.
Speaker 2: Golden State Warrior player Moses Moses go. He went up
for a slam, dunk, came down, made it, came down
a little awkward on his knee. Take like he pull
up this picture real? Oh he got the video? Oh no,
oh boy? Uh a knee did a thing I've never
really seen. It looks like a kneecap pointing up, looks
like a horn Ooh he did not make the dunk,
by the way, Oh he didn't make it. The ball
fell immediately. Yeah.
Speaker 5: I was on the way up looking.
Speaker 2: Like, yeah, so what what what exactly what the knee
go that direction?
Speaker 6: So typically you look at the potella the kneecap, and
if it's not where it's supposed to be, it usually
means one of a few things. You know, Typically we're
thinking either you had a p tell or dislocation, or
you tore part of what we call the extensor mechanism.
Speaker 2: Oh, here we go. Is this just a knee cap? Yes? Yes,
so it wasn't even like his.
Speaker 6: You see the big did it underneath the kneecap. So
in this scenario you have a pteller tendon rupture. So
the the knee cap is part of what we call
the extensor mechanism. So when you straighten your leg at
the knee, you're extending it. That the two tendons that
are attached to the knee cap or the potello, you
have your teller tendon beneath it and the quadricep tendon
above it. And yeah, if you tear one of those,
the kneecap is gonna be this placed. If you think
about it's like two ropes that are kind of opposing
each other, that are pulling in different directions, and if
all of a sudden I cut one of those ropes,
it's kind of tug of war. The other one wins,
and basically on this one, the quadricep one, the the
pateeller tendon lost in that scenario. Now, sometimes you see
a dislocation was off the side. Like I said, there's
three reasons. You're typically go to see it out of place.
You're dislocated it, well, I guess if you break it
a complete rupture or or if it's a tendon rupture.
So in this scenario, yeah, he had a ped teller
tendon rupture, which is a you know, pretty bad injury.
Speaker 2: So I'm just straightening my leg out and I'm feeling
that tendant. It's a pretty big one. Yeah, pretty solid,
at least a half inch wide. That's a big rupture, right, Yeah,
it is.
Speaker 5: We don't see a lot of them. I mean, they
definitely happen, you don't.
Speaker 6: You don't see a lot of these, fortunately, you know
that's that's a that's a you know, you're gonna have
to surgically reattach the tendon. You're gonna have to keep
it immobilized for a while, rehab for a while. These
are usually no kind of like an a cl you're
looking at closer to a year that you're out for
this injury.
Speaker 5: You know, they'sit in a few weeks in your back.
Speaker 2: So you know, like when when Achilles is ruptured, I know,
it kind of curls up into the calf right, Yeah,
so what happens to the.
Speaker 5: Go It'll kind of come down.
Speaker 2: Yeah, basically get lost in space.
Speaker 6: There's not as much space for the teller tendon to
go the quad tendon ones because it's it's it's that
big muscle. It will retract a little bit more sometimes,
so if you tear it above the kneecap, you'll sometimes
caract a career threatening.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it could be. It could be.
Speaker 6: I mean guys have definitely come back from this, but
you know a big body guy. You know, these guys
are giants. Uh So it's even more complex to repair
it because there's gonna be more force on it. On
the back end. You're gonna have to fight through stiffness.
You're going to rebuild the strength.
Speaker 2: You know. It's it's is this a normal look for
when this injury that's what happens. It's pretty typical. Yeah,
that kind of palpable divot on one from the quad
wins the tug of war battle. What a great analogy,
trying like.
Speaker 4: That's his left and if he was I'm thinking he's
like he was going to jump off his right foot.
So I'm wondering, like, was it just over time and
it was just it was time for it to go.
It can be it can be looked like there was
a lot of stress on it.
Speaker 2: Like look, i mean, he's kinda like he's got it
all on his right leg right there. The left foot
looks like it's barely touching the ground.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's kind of an interesting one.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 6: Sometimes you'll see it when somebody's forced into a hyper
flex position, and then sometimes it's kind of like an
eccentric load when you're trying to control the flexing of
the knee. You'll sometimes see it there, and that maybe
was kind of happened there. But yeah, I mean it
wasn't a massive load you wouldn't think. But again, he
could have had some wear into air overtime, a little
weakening over time, and then just there it went.
Speaker 2: If you're injury time out, you're jogging out on the field,
you look down you see something like that, what is
your initial what do you say to the athlete who
I'm sure knows something is wrong. I'm sure you're not
going out there and you're like yeah, like, oh my god.
Speaker 6: But you definitely have to kind of control the gut reaction,
which is often that you know, look, we see some
weird stuff. I've seen these point in the wrong directions,
and yeah, your first reaction, I'm like, you don't want
to be panicked. So a lot of it's trying to
get them to just relax and calm down, which is
way easier said than done. But you gotta just let
them know, hey, we're here, you're gonna be all right,
we got youa take some deep breaths. That's kind of
where it typically starts with these types of things. You
want to breathe, relax. You know, we're gonna take a
look at this thing, you know, and you just want
to reassure them. And you know, one of the things,
you never want to give them the horrible news right
out of the gate, like oh, this is a bad injury.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 6: You just say, hey, look we got youa you're good.
Then you kind of let them calm down. Then we
kind of build it back to hey, this was a
big injury. Usually we're talking more about than they already know,
you know, and this guy obviously knows in that situation,
the athletes know when they did something, they felt that pop,
they felt something shipped in the leg, they felt they
usually know when we're out there, then it's a bad injury.
When it is, so it's more just hey, we got you,
You're okay, let us work with this. And then there's
certain things we have to determine with certain injuries. You know,
if it's a dislocation, do you have a pulse diiceley
do you have So there's things we have to find
out more quickly once we kind of get to that stage,
and then you just kind of walk them through it later.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you have a fall up to that because okay,
I'm gonna fall out real quick. Also, how do you
not laugh when you go out there? Like for me
against Florida, Maroochi came out there, Bear came out there,
has what's going on?
Speaker 2: Was wrong? Was wrong? My gent strap's broken? How do
you not laugh when somebody's like, I'm trying to act here.
I never experience that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we don't fake injuries, okay, l but anymore.
Speaker 2: Say you're the Florida doctor, a Floriagator doctor, you know
you have to.
Speaker 6: I mean, look, it does happen. I've seen There's been
times there's been a chuckle.
Speaker 2: For sure.
Speaker 6: You just try not to or if you do, you'd
be mindful like camera, you know, I'm looking at my
shoelace if i have to do something. You know, I'm
trying to distract myself, so there's no obvious because.
Speaker 2: It does happen.
Speaker 6: And then sometimes you laugh when it's a real injury,
you know, because I mean when uh, I mean, this
was on TV, so it wasn't a secret. But when
with Weeks dislocate his ankle, he's trying to get the
guys around him. He's trying to make lie of the situation.
So I mean, I'm laughing because he's yeah, he's trying
to make light of it. And you know, so you
get that scenario too, So that one was okay, you
know where Yeah, clearly he had an injury.
Speaker 2: You could see it. Yeah, you could see that. H doc.
Last topic here I wanted to bring up because he
kind of came to in the spotlight this weekend NFL
football players playing flag football, and of course he's been
trophy winning former less Joe Burrow out there, Joe Burrow
out there doing some things that usually his position doesn't
call for a lot of cutting, a lot of juke
in a lot of straight leg cuts and stopping after
going full speed. He's had some lower body injuries. When
you saw those clips where you're like, no, Joe, no,
don't do that, there.
Speaker 6: Was definitely a part of me that was But like
I said, it kind of goes back to our very
the first conversation. I also have them with that old
school mentality myself where I'm like, I wouldn't want to
go do that.
Speaker 2: Why.
Speaker 5: I mean, I get to go play with my boys.
Speaker 6: I mean, how cool is that he's out there playing
with Jade and yet to our two Heisman trip guys
on the same team, both at the same position.
Speaker 5: Technically, you know you can get them out there.
Speaker 2: Say let's say this summer, after a foot injury in
the fall, Sam Levitt decided he wanted to go play
a little flag football and you saw some clips of that.
Speaker 6: How would you feel I would tell him that was
a horrible idea, but I'd probably enjoy watching the clips.
Speaker 2: You know. It's like as a couple of forty year
olds that went out there Cole Turkey and playing in
a coaches flag football game and were sore for probably
twelve days afterwards. You'd be careful playing flag football one
of those you use muscles that you haven't used in
a long time and maybe ever couse, just basketball on grass.
They used to stop this. It is what they used
to stop on a dime, big cut. Yeah ish, Now
it's more like a half dollar. Yeah, we still tried them,
We still won. Sorry about it.
Speaker 5: Winners, so JB, so.
Speaker 2: Tiburuh, don't play flay football.
Speaker 5: It was fun to watch.
Speaker 2: It was fun competitive. All right. We appreciate you, Doc.
Speaker 4: We apologize to anybody like my father in law who
was eating breakfast when we showed that picture and said
he was eating breakfast, and now he's not apologized to
Daniel who came back to his desk and that's the
first thing that he saw.
Speaker 2: Are bad, Actually Matt's bad. But we're in the fox also,
I'll take it as well. We had to know, yep,
we had to know. Yep. I still don't really know
what that alien like thing was standing up on his knee,
app but that's what it was. All right.
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Speaker 2: Yeah he did. Yeah, former top five pick.
Speaker 4: Oh, it's not a big deal. It's gonna be a starter.
It's gonna be a third team guy. Zach Wilson. Yes,
that Zach Wilson at a b y U. Former number
two pick by the New York Jets.
Speaker 2: He had a great left back to the right, good
throw into cougars. Yes right, yeah, well he was a former.
Speaker 7: And was also a fan of Cougars. Yeah, okay, this is.
Speaker 2: The correct guy, Nolan, watch out, this is the correct guy.
You're there an old mederie. Well better watch out. How'd
your wife? Zak Wilson's in town?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 4: All right, so when I saw this? All right, Zach Wilson.
Where you know, we're what three weeks in the free agency.
You know, anytime you're three weeks in a free agency,
it's got like the last couple of guys to get
signed before the draft, because now, like all the guys
after the draft will be your veteran players that are
looking to play one more two more years whatever. Uh,
So you make this move and now you have, as
we know, Tyler Shuck Spencer Rattler and Zach Wilson. Is
there any way, and I'm going to pose this to
the room, is there any way that signing Zach Wilson.
Speaker 2: Makes Spencer Ratler more available? Does that point to that
for y'all?
Speaker 4: Because you very easily could have gotten any random undrafted
free agent quarterback.
Speaker 2: Him Boil, you know, anybody in that realm. We all
know Joshua Dobbs, it could have been anybody, but you
decided to go get Zach Wilson, who's a talented guy.
Speaker 4: He's never put it all together. Obviously, he's got a
ton of starts in the NFL. Does that point to
Spencer Ratler maybe being available?
Speaker 2: M Well, we've talked about that option since, you know,
even towards the end of the season. As for the
trade deadline. Before the trade deadline, it's like, if you
have an asset for the Saints, you need to at
least explore, explore the option or what's out there. I
think the Saints belief and certainly we do too on
this show, that Spencer Rattler has a bright future. Whatever
what that looks like, I don't know, but here's an
opportunity there. He's got a lot of potential to have
a bright future. So he's not gonna be your guy
in New Orleans. So if you have an a like,
if you have some value in him, why not explore
that option. I know you want to always have a
great backup option. You want to have a great backup plan.
It's a seventeen game season, it's anything can happen, so
you don't want an injury to one person completely knock
your entire season off the rail. So this addition, you know,
I figured that they were going to do something, try
to get a little bit more veteran presence, right, Soak
Wilson's been in the league since twenty twenty one, I
think three years of the Jets, one year with the Dolphins.
I don't know if that's like the veteran presence that
if you're just looking for a veteran presence, I don't
know if that's the presence I would have gone after.
Maybe someone like Dobbs, like you had talked about. So
maybe this reason this move is for a little bit
different reason. Maybe they are trying to explore that option
on draft day of potentially moving Rattler, which I would
like to say, I'd like to I think he's he's
been a good teammate and I think he I think
he deserves an opportunity and I hope he gets it.
Speaker 4: Trying to find career starts for Zach Wilson, I mean
he does have thirty four starts, twenty three.
Speaker 2: Touchdowns, and twenty five interceptions on his career. Yeah, I
mean he played for the Jets for three years. So
like we got a great everybody on a scale a
little bit, but certainly there was a lot of hype
coming out the Cougar thing definitely didn't. Yeah, I mean
top top five fig number two. I mean, agree, hell
of a brother he did. But that's the first thing
that I thought of, Okay, if you're bringing a guy
like this, like, do you really bring him in to
be your three, like and just sit there like you
can get other options that would be at a different
price to be your three. So it just had me thinking, Okay, well,
the teams that still need a quarterback out there. If
I'm the Pittsburgh Steelers, if I'm the Arizona Cardinals, yep,
like what I currently have is that as good as
Spencer Ratler wasn't And I don't think that this move
there's been no noise, there's been no rumors to even
point towards them bringing making the signing because they're not
happy with Rattler.
Speaker 4: No, I think that they would see that they would
have an asset like get an asset back for Spencer
Ratler exactly.
Speaker 2: A young quarterback has has played well. Certainly not the
not the the stat and the wind calumn like you
want to see, but certainly if you look at the
totality of how he played the game. I think, so
this isn't a situation where the Saints are disappointed, so
they're bringing somebody else in, and I think it's let's
strengthen our quarterback room. Let's bring in a guy that
has got a little bit of experience. I mean, he
did play, He's played with some veteran quarterbacks as well.
Maybe he can bring some sort of knowledge to that.
So I don't know, I don't know. I know Rogers
played with him for a couple of years. Rogers and
Tolez the intertit. Maybe there's some communication. H look at you,
I'm just putting pieces together at Sherlock Holmes, I'm just
like times strings well done. So, yeah, it was twenty
twenty one through twenty three with the Jets.
Speaker 4: He was with the Broncos in twenty twenty four, and
then with the Miami Dolphins in twenty twenty five. And
now Zach Wilson New Orleans Saints quarterback and he's going
to be third on the depth chart. And again we'll
see what that means maybe for Spencer Raler. See if
you can get if you are trying to maybe explore trade,
what that value would bring back. Because again, Spencer Ratler
was somebody that finished within the top twenty five of
QBO our quarterback rating as well in the NFL a
year ago. So there's some teams out there that are
gonna be desperate for quarterback. Certainly, if like Aaron Rodgers decides,
you know what, actually, I'm going to hang him up,
I'm not going to go out there and give it
another year like that, that puts them a little bit
of a bind. There's a lot of teams actually that
we could have this conversation about. Some have already made moves,
some have already added quarterbacks like the Atlanta Falcons and
to a tongue by Loa. But there's gonna be opportunities
for Spencer Ratler if the Saints do, in fact, put
him on a trading block again.
Speaker 2: What was his QB quarterback rating was eighty six last year,
so that would put him spread your wings and fly right, DAP.
I mean he had a better quarterback rating than a
lot of cam Ward who was number one. You gotta
wing games, but you.
Speaker 4: Got all right, we'll take a break. We've got coach
Kim Maulk joining us at nine thirty today, not eight thirty.
She's out West and Sacramento getting ready for the Sweet sixteen.
So pushing her back because well it's early out on
the West coast. So looking forward to that conversation. More
OTB when we come back here live from the Raisin
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that was going to be the end of the church. Yeah,
they didn't have anything that had print advisory on them.
I mean basically an astronaut, y'all all seem fast, basically
in a car with thens button in space.
Speaker 7: I want to learn how to like real DJ. Okay,
you can do like with the turntables and it I would.
Speaker 2: I looked it up on Amazon. They got some stuff
on Amazon you can get. Why did you look it up?
Because I was thinking.
Speaker 7: About being a DJ, DJ Dragon and DJ blank Space,
taking over the.
Speaker 2: Club until you put shout. And actually as at a
birthday party with some some packer guys that I was there,
my buddy A J. Hawk, we were sitting there talking
and there's a DJ there, famous DJ, and we were like,
this guy, this guy gets paid like half a million
bucks for every like time he goes out and does
DJ things. He really this and we were like, we
could be DJs. We could do this, we could be
a pops of the time. So we started looking it up.
You know, we were going to be called DJ hammon X.
That's actually electric question. That's actually a great Dale.
Speaker 7: On the chat said DJ Kank for you, DJ Glizzy Maguire,
because I do love that's good. Do you love a Glizzy?
Speaker 2: That's good? So yeah, I see and then just click buttons.
They sit there and they just they have the head
throne on. They do this, and then they watched this.
They put the finger up and they're like, watch this.
Speaker 7: They push button and then the drops and everyone's.
Speaker 2: Watch this, watch this, watch this, and the bea drops
and then the fog everywhere. I'm gonna I'm gonna send
a video of exactly what you're talking about.
Speaker 7: I really feel it's there's like I could be a
DJ and I can make a living off of this.
Speaker 2: You get Okay, So the DJ in the DJ where
they get paid so much money. So like in Vegas,
like the Chainsmokers when they were they were hot, they're
getting paid a half a million dollars for every show
they were doing. And sometimes it's in the summer, they
were doing two shows a day. A million they're doing
the show, and then they were doing like the club.
Speaker 7: Wait, okay, I need y'all to also DJ. I need
y'all to all and then we could be DJ wolf
Pack and it's all four of us and we just
make millions and millions of dollars in Vegas.
Speaker 2: Yeah watch this ooo.
Speaker 7: And everyone's like what they lose their mind.
Speaker 2: B I don't understand how they get paid so much money.
I get it. It's a vibe like it's a it's fun.
But I could do it. And you can get some
turntables and some of the buttons and stuff on Amazon.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna look into this.
Speaker 2: You gotta take you got you gotta think it takes
limited practice.
Speaker 7: Yeah, no, it can't be that much. I feel like
I can read the room, so I'd be able to like, Okay,
this is getting people lit. This is not getting people lit.
My thing is just like the button part of it,
the button and the putting the beats together.
Speaker 2: How does one like, how does one find.
Speaker 10: Fog machine fog machine light shop point in the back
that you just.
Speaker 2: Sit there and they do this. They don't even turn
the disc and they just kind of do this and
then they pumped the fist loot button push. They get
the crowd up like this button push. Hell, yeah, I'm
so very envious of it. I do like that you
went as far as to look up the equipment you
had and a name. Who was hamm and who was Egg?
We didn't get that far.
Speaker 10: It feels like you would have No, it doesn't matter,
It doesn't matter. You want to keep everybody guess exactly.
Speaker 2: It's like we are ham and Eggs every time where
every time with DJ, where we switch up who's on
the left and the right?
Speaker 7: Yeah, never know. And you'all wore masks.
Speaker 2: A lot of a lot of a lot of j
masks are big in the DJ game.
Speaker 7: I would go with the purge mask.
Speaker 10: Mmmm, you got to do you a big egg, and
then one's the ham but nobody knows who's who.
Speaker 2: I think that one of the first ones that I
knew that were. I don't know how in the world
you're going to get that to your computer, but you
can do it. I believe in you. I believe Come on, Johnny,
you can do it where mhmm. Yeah, everybody did pretty good.
Rip Thank you.
Speaker 10: By the way, there's a new movie coming out with
James Vanderbek in it.
Speaker 2: Yes, is it? Ai?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 2: I thought I thought like he did it, but then
like some of the scenes they had, like I think
it's a lot.
Speaker 10: I think it's a lot like with The Fast seven
or Furious seven or whatever with Paul Walker. He's in
most of it. But yeah, like, uh, I don't know
what I was watching. I saw the trailer and I'm like,
that's James Vanderby.
Speaker 2: We only got tweetered. Who thought tweeter would be you
know last one? Yeah? That was a good shape. True.
We know he danced. He had an inz and dance.
H I'm a little disappointed that coming to the Green
Bay David Busters is not d J Hammond Egg it
might be don't kind of sound where is AJ's and
Columbus now right? I'd be on though. I mean Shack
did it, Yeah, he does it. I mean Shack. I
went to I went to a Shack show. I wasn't. Oh, yeah,
where was that?
Speaker 7: It was?
Speaker 2: It was that in Vegas. It was at was at
the stadium right after the game in the stadium Vegas
and Allegiance when we played USC.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it was right after that was after the game. Yep,
I don't even remember that. And I was there until
Brian Kelly stopped banging on the deck.
Speaker 2: So we knew people and new people and we had
some really great seats. So we had we were in
the Zone club and so right behind the insund clubs
like a club.
Speaker 7: Okay, as soon as the.
Speaker 2: Games ever Shack played, there electric a lot of opping
up the crab, heping up the crab button push. Yeah, yeah,
you know you've had a lot of stupid ideas, but
this might be your best. Thank you. This is my MoMA, Lisa.
It really is like can you imagine Dragon come into
Fred's all right, we ready for this video start like
this isn't like this.
Speaker 4: Guy didn't even get the crowd high. But this guy
gets paid. I think I looked it up one time.
He gets paid like three hundred thousand dollars per game.
Speaker 2: That's low.
Speaker 4: So DJ game three hundred thousand, Well, I mean like
the DJs you were talking about, like they're like some
of the biggest in the world. But I remember because
I was like, this is a banger, but like, just
watch what this guy does and he gets paid three
hundred thousand dollars per gig.
Speaker 2: We wanted to.
Speaker 7: Say, we could have been so good together. It's not
even music.
Speaker 2: I haven't pushed anything yet. Oh no, he's not even
turning them. Oh there's a turn look look, look, look,
look he wants you to look. Just watch. Oh look
it's turning knobs he's and a lot of times there
are fake turns. Yeah. Look he's just touching him held
doing again, it's all he does. Right here, there's a
button flush. Oh there was sounds good.
Speaker 7: Those two songs don't even I don't even feel like
that sounded good.
Speaker 10: Hundreds was played thousand and then halfway through, play the
second song and get.
Speaker 2: You ready, like watch this flip the switch and then on.
Speaker 10: The second starts playing and then watch wait boom.
Speaker 2: But I was feeling it.
Speaker 7: I was feeling careless whisper.
Speaker 2: But like, so they're getting paid for the mixes they
make and they're just playing their mixes.
Speaker 7: Yeah, totally, but that was a terrible mix.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was feeling great, enjoyed. I mean, you seem
better though from DJs points. I remember seeing that one
and being like, who is this guy? Because everybody's like
waiting on the hook.
Speaker 7: Yeah. I heard a mashup of Choosing Texas by Ella
Langley with Dreams by Fleetwood Mac. That was a good one.
That one was really good. Coming to a club near
you soon.
Speaker 2: I went to the concert last May it was Morgan
Wallen one that's in Gulf Shores. They changed the name
of it. Yeah it wasn't Sane. Yeah Hangout like hang
Out Fast Area. Yeah, now it's Santa but they're not
doing it this year. But they did it. Morgan Wallan
took over it and owns it now or whatever. Santa
my boots and the night before, Diplo played and it
was awesome and like he did a lot of like
country mashups and stuff.
Speaker 8: It was.
Speaker 2: It was really good. I enjoyed it. I mean it's good,
like I don't want to see it like all night,
but like to pump up. So for that night it
was like we went to Diplo on one stage and
like rock your faces off, and we went all the
way walked to this other stage and it was Brooks
and Done.
Speaker 11: So it was like, oh yeah, Taylor's death just went up.
Then boot scooting but you heard it. I mean, Moon's
a banger.
Speaker 7: Ne On Moon is one of the best songs of
all time objectively. Yeah, has so much.
Speaker 2: They weren't scooting around. I mean was like, I know Kicksbrooks,
I got married.
Speaker 10: This would have been junior July of twenty twenty two
up in Shreetport and they were they were rocking a
man stage President Kicks Brooks actually has a lot better
stage presence than Ronnie Donne from he was They were great.
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Speaker 2: I'll do it. I'll do it. I'll I'll air twist those.
I'll have the best mix up you've ever heard, will
blow your mind. I was going to Chad Gpt and say, hey,
give me a playlist, mash it up songs that have
kind of the same melody that would play with each other.
Speaker 7: It's like the beats per minute that you have to match.
Speaker 2: Whatever it is. MY friend will tell me it doesn't
matter for every every half bat you get like ten thousand,
DJ Dragon, DJ Blank Space, DJ Lowman, and DJ white
Man Neon white Man, Who I would know? I would.
Speaker 10: I would rock some Neon Green.
Speaker 2: White Neon. All right, I can't make white Neon, but
somehow I did it. I'll bet you Murphy, Sam and
Jody don't have cool DJ names. They don't know but
it's just DJ Murphy J Jody probably mashing together. I
don't know. Sweater takes. Yeah, Easter egg colors, which one
most popular twenty two, twenty six. Yeah, yeahs. I'm gonna
get that here. I'll take a break or to be
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