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Speaker 3: It's Billified, the Bill Moran Podcast.
Speaker 1: Well, hello and welcome, Thanks for getting your pot on,
Thanks for telling a friend.
Speaker 2: It's a bomby twelve degrees.
Speaker 3: Where we are, but with the wind it feels like ten.
Speaker 1: It does it. It's like it's unbelievable. How they cold
it's better and uh, you don't get snow days, no, no,
so but I need to get holidays.
Speaker 3: Okay, I didn't get those me while my wife, God
bless her. Oh summer's too short.
Speaker 1: Oh, don't do it, don't do it. Don't do it, Daniel.
There's there's not much going on or much to talk
about in the world, so I don't I don't know
if you have anything on your mind.
Speaker 2: I'm kidding.
Speaker 1: I have a couple of things today I'm noticing.
Speaker 2: And before we get to kind of the.
Speaker 1: News that will uh, we'll talk about and.
Speaker 2: We all know what it is.
Speaker 1: But I have two things I need to complain about.
Speaker 2: One is.
Speaker 1: The expressways are not. I don't care what fucking city
you live in.
Speaker 3: Excuse me. Somebody said I swear too much.
Speaker 1: Wait, they do, try to get I don't care what
city you live in. They are not the autobot they're not.
And I have seen more people morning and evening or
let's say late afternoon, like coming across three lanes. Man,
there's zip zip, zip, zip zip, and I go, you're
not that good. You're not because if something happens, you're
gonna take a family out. Yes, And I know you're
in a rush, or I know you're pissed off, or
I know something's up, I get it, or the car
feels so good now they feel safe, like I can't
tell how fast I'm going to ever do that? Yeah, yeah,
but I've done that. I'm like the Thruway with no
one around, and then you look down it and go,
holy shit, I'm doing ninety you know, And and not
that you you can handle it there. But what I'm
saying is you don't know what the other car in
front of you is gonna do, right and there. You
don't know their driving experience. You don't know their driving
deterioration of the skills as they go. You don't know
they're texting and driving one hundred percent, and you don't
know a only do you have.
Speaker 4: To be a defensive driver. Nowadays you have to play
special teams too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'll give you that. I was good. Uh, yes,
because I always used to. I used to joke. Uh,
you know, driving used to be what we did. Now
it's what you do while you check your email, talk
to your wife, do whatever, right, I mean, oh yeah,
And the Bluetooth and stuff and hands free the connection
where you don't even have to reach for whatever you're
listening to I'll say most people are probably listening to
some sort of a bluetooth thing or satellite and you
can just kind of push it and you know, a
podcast or whatever. But you can do it all from
the steering well. And that's fantastic and I like that,
but it's the driving stuff. And I only say that
because I'm watching and I know that I probably sound
like an old curmudgeon. I love driving fast. I fucking
love it, and I always did my entire life. And
I probably was that guy because he was usually running late.
And I see it now and I go ooh like
it almost I'll see them coming in the rear view
mirror and I go, boy, you get behind the wrong
person and they get startled because you come up so
quickly right, and then they punch it because they see it,
but they don't see how close they are to the
carn and from you could have a freaking, unbelievable accident
that would wipe everybody out. You maybe all survive because
cars are built so well now, but you're you're what
a pain in the end.
Speaker 3: Look at that accident on west Ridge Road. Oh god, dude.
Speaker 1: And by the way I drove, I was right there
when it happened right after Okay, literally you saw the aftermath.
Speaker 3: It was awful.
Speaker 4: And I'm surprised more accidents don't happen there because when
three ninety, like when you're going towards the mall, going
three ninety north and coming off the exit to get
toward the mall.
Speaker 3: Right, this is Elmridge.
Speaker 4: I thought it was more towards. I thought it was
more towards what I thought it was West Ridge.
Speaker 1: It was on west it was, yes, it was on
West Ridge, by the Elm Ridge Center. Oh okay, we're
all five thirty one. Oh I'm sorry, but it was
somebody who didn't there was.
Speaker 3: It was by a hundred dealership.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but they didn't stop, Like the truck just drove
right into Okay, I mean it didn't stop.
Speaker 2: I don't think.
Speaker 1: Okay, there were no skid marks, and man, both cars
were like accordions.
Speaker 4: So but like okay, but let's say, like let's say
the accident happened on that three ninety Ridge Road.
Speaker 3: What's Ridge Road? Okay, ye, it did happen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I got you in that area.
Speaker 4: Like sometimes when you're going to the mall, you have
to cross over three lanes of traffic to get over there.
Speaker 3: You only have like five seconds.
Speaker 1: You can do it.
Speaker 3: You got you gotta punch it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you got a nanosecond. But what I'm saying is
in general, and those things right that you may be
aware coming up, you gotta you're really villag vigilant. But
when you're they're just flying down the fucking road.
Speaker 3: And the only there I did it again.
Speaker 1: The only time that you fly down the road is
like you're weaving in and out, and I go when
I say, you're not that good. Let something happen. How
are you going to handle it? Let the car in
front of youse tire blow out, and they all of
a sudden they're you know, perpendicular on the road. What
are you gonna do As you're coming in at ninety,
you're not gonna be able to stop. I don't care
what your your thing is. By the time you see it,
you break. It's like and I know, it's cool, it's whatever.
I Oh god, it scares the shit out of me anymore.
And I would love driving fast, But keep it to
a dragstrip. Keep it to the Express, that's the express.
Speaker 3: Wake seasons.
Speaker 1: Give it to uh Watkins Glenn.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean.
Speaker 1: If you need to get your jolly's they got track days,
go down, go down there, let's go down. And if
you don't feel like the pastecar because you're not allowed
to pass the pascetcar. If the pacetcar is only doing ninety,
next time, go hey, can we get it up.
Speaker 3: To one twenty? Right, they'll do it.
Speaker 4: I uh my wife, now that I'm on this life
three sixty app because uh so, now.
Speaker 3: Now I get to commentary on your driving.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, because you can see how fast how fast
I'm going.
Speaker 3: Normally it takes you twenty seven minutes to get to Billified.
Last time it took you twenty four. I don't want
your speeding.
Speaker 2: Mikey.
Speaker 4: You told me that you just wanted this just to
know I was safe, And now you're gonna critique.
Speaker 2: Wait wait wait wait wait wait wait. That's part of safety, buddy.
Speaker 1: It's part of safety to.
Speaker 4: Look for driving cool undred heat you know right, I'm like,
come on, boo, this is ridiculous.
Speaker 2: I forgot you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so she's monitoring like like the other night on
Monday nights, I go, I have to drive to a
round a corp.
Speaker 1: You're on an electronic leash, you realize, Yeah, I on
a leash.
Speaker 2: I thought it was electronic.
Speaker 4: So her peace of mind, she's just worry because she
has anxiety. Now all of a sudden, it's become a
double edged sword. Now I'm like, my wife has become
a traffic cop.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I would suggest to anybody who's having an affair. I mean,
I look, I would.
Speaker 3: Not get a Life three sixty account.
Speaker 1: I'm not endorsing. I am not endorsing this, Please, I understand,
I have not. I am just saying, like, if the
person's coming over to your house, you know, and you're
and you got a husband on or the wife or
the wife on the Life three sixty, you go, we
got twenty minutes, you got to get the fuck out.
Speaker 3: He's got to be like an Amazon delivery, you.
Speaker 1: Know, I boo, don't certainly look if you're if you're
contemplating having an affair, I would please, sincerely, what what why?
Speaker 4: I'm just laughing about just the idea in my head
of somebody doing that.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, you don't think.
Speaker 3: They did, wam bam.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean, if you really.
Speaker 1: Think they're like, hey, man, she left and she's headed towards.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know, I know, I do. Yeah, this is
going on as long as there's been texting.
Speaker 1: I know. But like, why would you do it? You
know what I mean? Go to a hotel, have a
little respect, because hotel everybody, no, but you like I
have a little respect.
Speaker 2: I mean there's places you know.
Speaker 1: Wow. Look, look, if you're having an affair and and somebody,
you're gonna spend something.
Speaker 3: My first wife had affairs.
Speaker 1: Okay, so well there you go. And you didn't have
life three six. Now if I had Life three six,
you might have know.
Speaker 4: Maybe you and I have run into the dude she
had the affair with on three different occasions since we've
been together.
Speaker 1: Yes, I know, I don't recognize him anymore. It kind
of blends in now I did recognize him. But yeah, yeah, uh,
that was an awkward, awkward night. I believe I didn't
know what to do.
Speaker 3: That's right. Well, I know what I'll do. I'll call Danny.
Speaker 1: So I didn't I didn't know.
Speaker 3: For those people who don't under I think your wife
is poking a cop.
Speaker 1: Oh no I say it that way.
Speaker 3: No, that's just me.
Speaker 1: Okay, I hope I didn't say it that way.
Speaker 3: I just got the sirens on.
Speaker 1: I just remember I was asked to meet a bunch
of people through an acquaintance, and I didn't know anybody else.
Speaker 2: They were going.
Speaker 1: They were all going to a party at a party
house that was on the other side of the canal
from this bar.
Speaker 3: Wasn't a bushnails basin or was it?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: It was, oh yes, and and so that place doesn't
exist anymore. But anyway, it's a party house. I'm just saying, Okay,
I don't care if you're in Iowa listening to this.
So I'm at the bar and it's a bunch of
people I don't know that all know each other. I
only know one person, and he said, Hey, this bar
is by your house. We're going to be there. Why
don't you come down. I normally don't go, so I thought,
let me let me because I had upset.
Speaker 3: You don't go, they'll stop basket.
Speaker 1: Well, I had upset this person once in the past.
I was trying to make amends for real, And I'll
tell you that story the bridge building. I burn him,
then I try to rebuild them. So the I show
up and they start talking about this specific person. I
don't remember his name, is coming in. Who do you
think he's gonna bring? And will it be uh extra?
Speaker 3: Why this brought?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 2: Yeah, extra y. I was going to try to clean
it up a little bit.
Speaker 1: And then all of a sudden, they're walking in and
people are looking out the front window of this bar
and they go, oh my god. I knew it. I
knew it. I knew he was gonna bring her. I
knew he's gonna bring her.
Speaker 3: Boom boom.
Speaker 1: And they come in, They're all dressed up, and he
comes in. He's backslapping the guys and you know, all
the thing. And then she comes in and I turn
around and I am locked face to face with Dan's
wife and I was like.
Speaker 4: Fuck, who's wedding you had just attended? Yeah, so I
cut months prior.
Speaker 1: I had ducked like I kind of quick turned away
and I go.
Speaker 3: To wa, hey, I don't know if you've ever seen it.
Speaker 1: She goes, oh, no, yep. I go no, it's not, No,
it's not. And then everybody was kind of taken over
that area and we didn't know anybody, so we went
to the like around the corner of the bar. So
now you can't really see where we're sitting and she
comes around the corner. She's all, now she's lightened up,
right because now I'm not there, and she she you
could see like her face went flush when she when
she locked eyes with me, I mean she went and
I was like, yeah, fuck, and which only screamed guilt.
And you have to not to sound like I don't
even know what a'll sound like. But I notice things.
I notice a lot of things quickly, quickly, I pick
up on it. And so what I will, like politely
do in some mixed company, I was going, I didn't
see anything. Oh, I fucking saw it all. I see everything,
you know. I see the nose here, you didn't quite trim.
I get it all right. So she turned that like
weird shade and was like and didn't know what to do.
And I didn't want to make her uncomfortable, and I
certainly didn't want to make myself any more uncomfortable.
Speaker 2: So it was weird.
Speaker 1: So we went around the corner and we were gonna
have a little appetizer since we were without the kids
and I was married at the time, and then she
turns the corner to go to the bathroom and Dan,
it was like the timing I think I might have
just looked up with a mouthful whatever, and she's like, oh, Hi,
merry Christmas because it was Christmas time. Yeah, are you
ready for Christmas? Or the boy's excited. Oh that's great,
that's great. And then she goes to the bathroom and
I don't. I'm just sitting there now. I'm kind of
like locked in, going what do I do in this
situation because I'm really uncomfortable and I don't want to
say to her, does Dan know where you are?
Speaker 2: I don't know why we're reliving this.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'm sorry I brought it up, I know, but
I didn't have to continue it. But anyway, so now
I'm sitting there and she's gone so long, and I'm like,
I gotta go to the bathroom.
Speaker 3: I can't help.
Speaker 1: And now she's coming back word again and she says
the exact same thing. Oh the boys excited because she
didn't know what to say.
Speaker 2: She was so flabbergasted, she didn't know what to say.
Speaker 1: So now because of that, so we had the rush
of blood to her face, right, and then she says
stuff to me that seems okay, a little stammerish, but fine,
she goes to the bathroom, she comes back, it's the
same on auto play in her head because she doesn't know.
Now she's caught. So we're leaving and I go, do
I call Dan? And I was like, well, I think
she probably said yes. I don't really recall what she said.
I can pretend. Uh, that's part of the reason I'm
probably divorced. Never So I called you, and I go, hey,
your wife, Oh, yeah, yeah, I know, I know, I know.
And I was like, oh, all right, so maybe she's
just with a friend. And then I don't know what
on and I got tired.
Speaker 3: God, she's a number three now, so.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well that makes sense in tracks. But it's like
a gut punch, you know. And I didn't want to
be the gut punch guy. But I also wouldn't want
to be looking foolish myself, if that's the right.
Speaker 2: Term, or or you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't want people to know something that I was
totally unaware of that deeply affected my life.
Speaker 3: Affected my life. Oh yeah, deeply. And I'm the same way.
I get it.
Speaker 1: And so for that reason, and I and you know
you're your brother, What am I gonna do?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I appreciate that.
Speaker 4: So if I saw Jameson hanging out with another guy
and calling him dad, I'll call him.
Speaker 2: Oh please do yeah, because I you know, what is
he buying?
Speaker 1: God?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Right, that brings me to my second bitch. But I
want to say this first, but life three sixty. If
you're in your own house, they think you're home, you
got and then all of a sudden you just pick
it up and go, well.
Speaker 3: Well, whoa, woa, whoa, whoa.
Speaker 1: She turned around, she turned around, get out, get out,
get out, Like my.
Speaker 4: Wife and I are all My wife now and I
are always together or were at work, yes, you know, yes.
Speaker 3: So like what what do we need this for him?
Speaker 4: Like, yeah, I'll do it to a because, like I
think she gets really nervous, especially in winter time. But like, okay,
so the other night she knew that I got to
Arondequoit really quickly and it was still snowing out. It
wasn't bad, the roads were clear. She goes, you be
careful on the roads because you like to drive fast.
Then we got the whole conversation about when I come here,
I get here in like you know, in race and
Randy time. Yeah, you know, because he liked to drive too.
Uh so, like, so what are your traffic cock now
on the weekends? What's going on?
Speaker 1: But look, you want to go five miles over?
Speaker 2: Go five miles over?
Speaker 1: Yeah, or keep up with the speed of traffic, right,
you're that person coming up quick. Don't go too slow
with do go to fare shifting lanes? Yeah, Like it's
a fucking arcade game.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Monday night though, Like we had a huge snowstorm
the night before and the roads were kind of clear,
but it was still slick, and it was still kind
of like coming down a little bit, and there's Porsches
and BMW's I'm not joking where like on five night, Well,
they got to get home.
Speaker 1: They're not gonna Yeah, they gotta get You got a
Porsche Man.
Speaker 4: Guys, I'm in the left lane, I'm doing seventy and
they're like, let's oh.
Speaker 3: I'm like I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: Yeah, don't. I would say, don't be intimidated by somebody
else because the other problem is right around the corner
could be a cop and who wants And I don't
know what a speeding ticket is anymore. I don't. I
just know the surch chargers are probably ridiculous for the
next thing, and you don't want that. That brings me
to the other thing though with Jamison, So I fast food?
What's happening in America anymore? I don't understand fast food
used to be fast food, used to be fast food.
Speaker 2: I am not going to say where I went.
Speaker 1: But there was obviously every corner in every part of
our area, about every part of the country, there's there's
different ones, right, yes. And so we were leaving his
basketball thing and I go, I got a podcast. What
do you want for dinner? He says it. I look
over there.
Speaker 2: I go, man, why is the line always along at
that one?
Speaker 3: And they have two drive throughs and I don't think.
Speaker 1: They do with this one. I know what you mean.
This isn't a McDonald house. Oh no, I wasn't gonna
say where it is. It was not that, So I said,
he goes, you want to go to the one by
our house? I go, yes, because I had told Danny.
Speaker 3: Rush never frozen stop it.
Speaker 1: So we we pull up and it's like there's one
car ahead of us, one just one car, and were
waiting a van or was it?
Speaker 2: No, it was a car.
Speaker 3: Because when I see a van I'm like, oh, boy,
this could be a while.
Speaker 2: We're waiting and waiting os and they here.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 1: I'm like, yeah, can we get the whatever whatever whatever
and this? And he goes, we don't have that flavor.
And so I look over and I go, all right,
we'll do this one danny. I think I pulled in
and it was twenty minutes in the drive through before
I got my food, and there's one car ahead of us,
twenty minutes. And I look in the back and there's
just one lady who's just hustling doing all this stuff.
And there's this kid. I don't even know what he's doing.
And my son goes, yeah, I usually go out back
and smoke, and you go, how do you know? And
he's like, because I live around here and I work
right over there, and I sometimes will take a little
walk and I can see them, and I go, oh,
all right, and he's like yeah, he goes and that
guy sounded like he was on another planet.
Speaker 3: And I go, that would drive me nuts.
Speaker 2: If I own that place, I would be so mad.
Speaker 4: So mad you want to make biggie bag. You know,
he's not even sure which place he works.
Speaker 1: I'm going, I would be so pissed off, and I
go what happened to fast food? I don't see it
happening anymore.
Speaker 3: Even you guys will go to a restaurant.
Speaker 1: I went into a coffee shop thinking it would be faster.
That was over almost twenty five minutes to get a
cup of coffee.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and the girl in the purple hair behind the
counter expects a tip too.
Speaker 3: I don't mean to pick anybody.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying, slow down, America and speed up at
the drive Come on, man, come on, we're not gonna
fast food. The word fast is there. They have speed
limits on the roads. Obey them.
Speaker 4: We don't ask for much, that's all I want. I
just want fast food and I want decent drivers.
Speaker 2: Yes, is that a lot to ask?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: I don't think it's a lot to ask.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 3: I mean we spent weeks in a drive through. I
mean it sucks. When I worked in radio once.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I was so sleep deprived that I actually didn't
realize I was in the line for Duncan don'ts I
forgot to order until I got to the front of
the line.
Speaker 3: Like I got to the drive through window, order you go.
Welcome to Duncer, dontsqu we take your order, and I
forgot to roll down the window.
Speaker 4: I just kept sitting there, sitting there, and then I
just and the cars keep creeping up and I'm still
I'm like, I never ordered.
Speaker 3: They must take God of nuts.
Speaker 1: All right, We'll take a moment, and then we got
to get into some of this.
Speaker 2: I know there are what do we always say?
Speaker 1: We're talking about the what do we always say? You have?
I have a lot of thoughts, so much so that
somebody on the Fisher campus goes to be Yeah, thoughts,
They said that to me. You get to all that
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Speaker 2: I was driving in.
Speaker 1: I think I had like classical rewind but the music
only and I go, oh, there it is.
Speaker 2: Everybody will say not everybody.
Speaker 1: Once in a while. Some you'll go, hey, it's a
karaoke song, and I'm like, I don't know, I don't know.
When I go here, it.
Speaker 2: Is fucking love it. I love this song's so bad.
Speaker 3: It's a James Gang right, Joe by himself, so it's
just Joe lost by myself.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I didn't realize the intro was so long,
but I was like, I could do this song. He
did it pretty well. But then I text a friend.
Speaker 3: Of mine, Joe will Is coming to the Autorian Theater.
Speaker 1: Who's on a business trip, and they said, uh, because
I go, hey, how's the warm weather is there in
a really warm spot? And They're right back, I'm not
going to get a lot of time out in the
outside at all. Last night we got to go out
and we did karaoke, and I was like, I just
found my karaoke song.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you about it.
Speaker 4: Speaking of my brothers, my brother and his kids are
in Disney right now.
Speaker 2: Oh so, yeah, it was forty something degrees.
Speaker 4: They went to visit my brother Ryan, who's in Tampa. Yeah,
everybody it is the everry in Tampa's all bundled up.
My brother and his son are like in shorts and
T shirts.
Speaker 2: I was like, forty seven.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, no, I think it got into the sixties.
Speaker 3: It's a low sixties.
Speaker 1: Our friend, Deputy Brendan Hurley from the Monroe County Sheriff.
Speaker 3: Oh did he get promotion?
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's now deputy sheriff. Okay, Yeah, what was he before?
Sports information director? Okay of the public information Oh, public pio.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, got it.
Speaker 1: Yes, he was a public information director. He's now a
deputy in charge of you know a unit, and we're
trying to figure out he reached out. He goes, I
want to come on, and so we're going to try
to do it. He and I early one morning because
he's been working overnights, and he goes, but I'm I'm
in Florida. I totally goof thought he was back. Sent
him a text and he goes, now I'm in Florida.
I go, well, enjoy enjoy the heat. He goes, it's
forty seven right now, was nine o'clock. I go out
beats twelve.
Speaker 3: Buddy, Yeah, don't even talk to me. Don't even talk
to me?
Speaker 2: All right, Dandy? What do you want to start?
Speaker 1: Do you want to start with with.
Speaker 2: With people like you?
Speaker 3: I like to read a statement?
Speaker 1: Would would you like to start with people like you?
Speaker 3: I know that sounds so damning, doesn't it sounds? I
don't know what that means?
Speaker 2: Do I start with people like you?
Speaker 3: Or do you want to start up up the throuay?
Where do you want to go?
Speaker 4: Let's go up the throughway for five hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: Off the throughway?
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, I don't know. Dan. Last time we
taped together and Peter was on, and Peter can't join
us tonight. Uh, it was all about the firing of McDermott.
We had just come off the press conference years ago.
It does, it does.
Speaker 3: I'm with you.
Speaker 4: My wife on the way here calls me. She goes,
I want to hear your voice.
Speaker 3: Thank you boo.
Speaker 4: He doesn't feel like football season was kind of short
this year ago? Well technically it was. They didn't get
to the championship game, so yes, oh that's why.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and the two title games one was pretty much awful.
So yeah, it does feel short, doesn't it.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I mean, this is not a sexy super Bowl.
It could be a good one, but it could be.
Speaker 2: It could be a good.
Speaker 1: One, but it's definitely not a sexy one in terms of, like,
you know, marquee teams that you want to see in there.
Speaker 4: I think a lot of people wanted to see the Rams, yes,
And I think a lot of people want to see
the Bills finally, or the Ravens or even like they
don't want to see the Chiefs anymore. But I think
they wanted to see the Bills or the Ravens or
maybe even Jacksonville because of Trevor Lawrence. I think they
wanted to see Trevor Lawrence on all the hype that
he was bestowed upon him when he came into the NFL.
Speaker 3: They want to see that come to fruition.
Speaker 2: He's starting to see them to come in.
Speaker 3: It was on a little bit here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, all right. So last week we were going
who's going to be? And I said to you, my
money is on Joe Brady, and I'll have to go back.
I meant to go back and pull it, but I
wanted a bat all today and there was just things.
Speaker 3: Fast food went slow, yes.
Speaker 1: Fairly, really screwed me up, the fast food guy did.
And I'm just waiting there. Now. It's like a game,
I go, do I wake this out?
Speaker 3: Do? I?
Speaker 2: I don't know whether it's fast.
Speaker 3: Good to cash.
Speaker 4: You could bet on how fast, how fast food we'll take.
Speaker 1: So Joe Brady is was the offensive coordinator. He is
now the head coach of the Buffalo Bills. I said,
and I think I might even backtracked a little because
Peter was like man and I said, well then I'll
say dable. But Brady, I go, Brady's right there. I
have a feeling it's going to be Joe Brady. I
will I will defer to you, my friend, because I
don't know much about Joe Brady, but I know that
things certainly seem to improve since he became the offensive
coordator for the Buffalo Bills. We were we talking like
an average of twenty nine or thirty points a game.
I think they had the lowest one of the lowest.
They were in the top five of everything, like four
to three and two or something like that. In terms
of statistics that were great, like a better run game,
better run option. There was like zero point nine turnal verse.
I know that sounds weird, but since he became the
offensive coordinator, so thoughts a lot.
Speaker 4: I don't want to go on a twelve minute tangent,
so I'm gonna try to say something that nobody said yet. Okay, okay,
First of all, congratulations to you and Chris Sims for
actually calling Joe Brady. Even though you both said Chris
Sims or Brian Dabele, which a lot of people did.
A lot of people said table, they didn't say Joe Brady.
I just felt you guys were the only two, and
you guys hedged. That's how little anybody thought of Joe
Brady being the head coach in fact.
Speaker 1: It's an underwhelming pick. Right.
Speaker 4: According to Cashi and according to other sports betting apps
Monday night, the favorite to become the Bills head coach
was Grant You didn't ski offensive coordinator who doesn't.
Speaker 3: Call plays for the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Speaker 4: That's how Little America and the betters in Vegas and
thought of Joe Brady. Let me say this, what's the
best way.
Speaker 3: To hurt your opponent.
Speaker 4: Legally, not like trying to like if you if you're
in a in a competition, what's the best way to
beat your competition? One way, not maybe not the best way,
but one way is to take something that's theirs. Like
if somebody took Josh Allen and brought them to their team,
that would be a huge blow. Okay, Joe Brady's been
up for head coaching jobs each of the last three years.
Who has hired Think of two teams right now, maybe
three teams who.
Speaker 3: Are Bills rivals.
Speaker 4: Teams of the Bills are in direct competition with well,
there's three in their division Miami. There's Miami, right, there's
the Jets, who are a joke, I mean er, they
fired their entire coach exa ancept.
Speaker 3: To the head couch. Why do you just fire the
head couch? Right, And they did it like two weeks
the okay.
Speaker 4: And then you have the New England Patriots. All of
them have now fired and hired head coaches in the
past three years.
Speaker 3: One of those two teams have done it twice. Okay.
Then you have another team. There's what are some two
other teams?
Speaker 4: Well, the Bills are always competing with the Baltimore Ravens
and the Kansas City Chiefs, and those two teams are
always like, they're always like, you know, causing the Bills headaches. Right,
And the Ravens interviewed Joe Brady after firing a Super
Bowl winning head coach. They interviewed Joe Brady, The Dolphins
interviewed Joe Brady. The Patriots hired two head coaches the
last two years and didn't hire Joe Brady, and the
Jets didn't hire Joe Brady. And yet somehow the Buffalo
Bills felt after the Ravens went outside their organization. They
had named Todd Monkin their offensive coordinator who they brought
it specifically for Lamar Jackson to help Lamar Jackson.
Speaker 3: They didn't elevate him.
Speaker 4: They took a guy, a defensive coach named Jesse Minter
from the LA Rams and made him their head coach.
Moccin's going to Cleveland, and Browns fans are out of
their minds that they didn't promote Jim Schwartz and or
hire somebody else.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 4: Then you got the Dolphins who decided to hire a
dude who was a defensive coordinator with the Packers, whose
last head coaching job was at Boston College. And he
was so successful at Boston College. I'm being sarcastic. He
left Boston College to go take a coordinator's job with
the Packers. So what does this tell you about what
the NFL thinks about Joe Brady.
Speaker 1: Okay, but hang on one a second, because and I'm going
to bring this to something I think we can all
kind of relate to. You bring up things that are
on the surface. All look that way, here's what we
don't know. And there were some things that tipped me off.
And maybe, and again I could be completely wrong, but
it raised my antenna.
Speaker 3: Let's say that way.
Speaker 1: I don't know that there wasn't some deal in place already.
Speaker 2: I really don't.
Speaker 3: I in the reconon of Marv Levy Wade Phillips handoff.
Speaker 1: You mean I feel like there was some kind Remember
I said to you and I said this the last time.
There must be something where Brady feels like he could
open up that offense.
Speaker 3: But McDermott isn't letting him.
Speaker 1: And I said to Peter McDermott's uptight. And it almost
translates to the field. Sometimes the team seems to play tight.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And if you read Tyler Dunn's articles that go long, yeah,
they say that.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, so that was just an observation. Now
I don't know that they they're like, well, you know what,
we got to open it up. We gotta because I
can't think of a more pressure field position in the
NFL than the Buffalo Bill's head coaching job. Because Josh
Allen is Josh Allen for how long? And if you
don't make it to the super Bowl, and I'll say
in two years, well, what the fuck was the point?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 1: So I feel like there's high pressure. But I also
wonder if by sometimes going to interview for another job,
they go, well, we don't want to lose him, we
don't want to lose him. And I wonder if when
they had the meeting with McDermott, and McDermott goes, we
don't have the roster, if they're like, well, f this,
and they're look, we heard that part of the thing.
Dabel and McDermott would get in fights and right and so,
and Dabele left and got a head coaching job, and
there was all kinds of things like we had heard
all this in fighting stuff. Again, we're not there, we
don't know, So I wonder if there was something like that.
And here's why I say that Philip Rivers was going
in big news everywhere that Philip Rivers was going to
interview for the head coaching job and Mike McDaniels and
then all of a sudden, Mike McDaniels withdraws. Why because
I think that they were trying to get offensive coordinators.
I think they were trying to pick who was going
to be their offensive coordinator. They already knew who their
head coach was, but could we get somebody who really
fully understands what the Colts are doing and had a
pretty good season and that's the offense he was running,
and he's played in the league for a number of years.
Would Philip Rivers be a good fit, or would mcder
with McDaniels, who everybody says is an offensive genius but
already had a deal with San Diego was only interviewing
for head coaching. And when I heard both those guys
with Drew, I went, it's done. It's going to be Brady.
And then it came out that it was Brady, and
I go, yeah, it makes sense. It makes sense because
those guys came in thinking they were interviewing, and I
think by that point they were just being honest. We
already got our head coach, but we're interested in talking
to you about this. And I think those guys went,
I don't want that. I don't want that. I either
want to be a head coach or I want to
be a coordinator under someone who has tremendous head coach experience.
I don't want to be under a guy who's had
no head coaching experience whatsoever. And I do wonder that.
But here's the question that keeps kind of kicking around
in my head. Why do we demand perfection from the unproven?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: We want perfection? That's what everybody's saying, Why Brady, Why Brady?
But if they brought in Harball, we would be patient
with the powerful it's Harball.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: Maybe that's a bad example. I'm not sure, but I
know like Giants fans seem to be pretty excited that Harball,
always fired by the Ravens, is now the head coach
of the Giants. And it is one of these things
where you know, if Mike McCarthy came to Buffalo, would
you have a little more confidence even though nothing's happened yet.
Then we would now that Brady's there, and we just
don't have that unproven And I don't know that anybody
doesn't like Brady.
Speaker 2: I think that they just don't want to look like idiots.
Speaker 4: I think that this year was the worst year to
fire a head coach. Yeah, I think the time the
fire Sean McDermott was either after third teen seconds or
the year after.
Speaker 3: Or two or two years later twenty thirteen.
Speaker 4: When Tyler bassmis daft field goal and you couldn't beat
the Chiefs at home. I mean, hey, this is what
we wanted, right, We got the Chiefs at home.
Speaker 3: They're the hurdle. Let's beat him. Couldn't beat him. That
was the time of fire.
Speaker 4: Saw McDermott and bring in Ben Johnson. They didn't do that.
They kept up what's the contract extension? Okay, when it
comes to the proven commodity versus the unknown, look at
who you're replacing. In the Giants case with John Harbaugh,
Tom Kaughlin won two Super Bowls. He was replaced by
Ben McAdoo. Who, right, Ben, That's why, that's why when
the Bills hired Brady, I tweeted, was Ben mcavoott was
Ben McAdoo not available? By the way, Ben McAdoo and
Doug Maron are on the Patriots staff at insult to injury,
they're never going to sniff a head coaching job in
the NFL again. Ben McAdoo was replaced by Pat Shermer.
Again who Pat Shermer was replaced by Cho Judge. Joe
Judge was replaced by Brian Dabele. None of these guys
did squat, with the exception a dable in a playoff
Berth one time. So now here comes here comes John Harbaugh,
who won a Super Bowl and coached for twenty years
the Baltimore Ravens, who were a pretty damn good football
team with a great not good great great front office,
arguably the best in the National Football League.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I would get more excited about now.
Speaker 4: Mike McCarthy, on the other hand, won with Aaron Rodgers
and actually had three twelve and five seasons under Jerry Jones,
who's always messing with them with everything right in dew
and Dak Prescott.
Speaker 3: And when Dak Prescott was healthy, he looked pretty good. Yeah,
he looked pretty good.
Speaker 2: He'll be calling the offense again.
Speaker 3: So my thing is with Joe Brady.
Speaker 4: The offense actually, while on paper looked great.
Speaker 3: Why Josh Allen? Josh Allen.
Speaker 4: That's the reason it's so Also James Cook too, okay,
and no one is looking at Joe Brady and saying, man,
he's an offensive intervate or they would have hired him
by now.
Speaker 1: Well, that's just the thing that I'm saying, Like, I
don't know how we've all these.
Speaker 4: I think what you're saying is correct. This was the
path of least resistance have they Like when Bull, our
friend Bull said that they had this in the works
for several months, he's not joking. I want you to
pay attention to this because nobody else is mentioning this either.
Speaker 3: I think Mike Florio.
Speaker 4: Mentioned this from Pro Football talk or somebody else, somebody
else who actually knows Tim Graham, Tim Graham, I think
knows how this works. When you become a club president
and both uh Pete Gwelly and who's on the non
football side of things, and Brandon Bean, who's on the
football side of the would you become a president? You
got that's got to go through the NFL offices because
now you have special access that nobody else has that
needs to be approved by the league office.
Speaker 3: You gotta be vetted. That takes time. That's not a
all right, we fired our head coach and we'll we're
gonna elevate our guy to no, no, no.
Speaker 1: This has been and that's why I think that Brady
is your.
Speaker 3: So your logic makes complete sense.
Speaker 4: It's the only thing that makes sense because nothing else
because it makes sense.
Speaker 1: They weren't saying anything, but look, everybody has walked into
a room and you've been judged before you even opened
your mouth.
Speaker 4: My first day in the break room, Okay, who's this guy?
Speaker 1: But I mean I think he's a spy, right, But people,
people decide who we were before we open our mouth.
And that's where I go with had a little crazy,
is it a little crazy to go. We don't know
what look sometimes being underestimated and that's unfortunately for Joe Brady,
there is You're underestimated, but you're still expected because if
you don't deliver, it's a failure, a big failure. You
could have a twelve and five record that's not going
to be good enough. I don't think. But I feel like,
you know, most of the time, when you're underestimated, there's
less pressure, you know what I mean. You get to
kind of find your way, do your own thing you can.
There are fewer expectations you've got.
Speaker 3: You are the under promised, so now all you could
do is over deliver.
Speaker 1: Right, but you got you have room to build you right? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Most cases?
Speaker 4: Yes, why at least I'm not so sure because now, Josh.
Speaker 1: This one is going to be thirty years old, not
in this one.
Speaker 4: And by the way, it's funny when they announced the
hiring within an hour. See, let me, can I take
you behind the curtain of NFL media relations teams?
Speaker 3: Sure? I was a Bill's intern. Yeah, at one point.
Speaker 4: They love the national media, they hate the local media.
Their adversarial towards the local media. They treat the national
media like gold. They will feed the national media stories.
That's why when you see a local guy going off
about a club press. In one case it was Russ
Brandon giving info to a skirt. That was Mike Catalana
who said that about basically Russ. It was because they
weren't feeding the local guys, they were feeding the national guys.
Speaker 3: And he's right.
Speaker 4: Pete Schrager is a little bit of a mouthpiece. He
gets stories because he's Pete Schrager and he's national. But
Pete Schrager goes out and says, Josh Allen was in
on the interviews, but he wasn't part of the final decision.
Now I'll agree he didn't make the final decision. Brandon
Bee made the final decision. But don't tell me Josh
Allen didn't have a significant amount of input. Yes, guess what.
Now nobody's innocent anymore. Josh Allen is now on the
hook too. Okay, it's no longer. We can't get this
guy playing now. He is part of the He is
part of the kitchen staff.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 2: Look look for them to really open things up.
Speaker 1: That would be my thing with it with offensively, but
who knows, you know, it's all they.
Speaker 3: Got to do something.
Speaker 4: And by the way, Bills fans have already started after
yesterday attacking the new stadium with pitchforks.
Speaker 3: They've already started to talk themselves into this hire. And
I got proof.
Speaker 4: I asked three different Patriots fans, two who have been
on this show, one who's a major part of this show,
if they ever if they fear the Buffalo Bills right now.
Kevin says he's never feared the Bills. So that's just
Kevin being Kevin, right.
Speaker 3: But I believe him. I believe him.
Speaker 4: Another one, Sean Dulan, who's been on this podcast, says,
I am more optimistic about the next five years of
Patriots football than I would be about the Bills next
five years. And I live here. Yeah, okay, And he's
pretty objective. Another guy goes named John Timmins, who also
listens to this podcast, says, and he's a Patriots fan.
He goes, the only thing I've ever feared about the
Buffalo Bills is Josh Allen.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 1: Why.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So I put a poll up because on Twitter
twenty one people.
Speaker 3: Hooted, so you could for what what I want to
show you. I just wanted to show you that that
the Bills fans have already started.
Speaker 2: Why do you drive yourself nuts?
Speaker 3: I don't try myself nuts. I'm trying to make a point.
I don't have to. I don't care what I think.
That sounds ridiculous, but I don't care what I think.
That's the dumbest thing I know. But that's seventeen votes. Bullshit.
Speaker 1: Your blood pressure goes up in everything.
Speaker 3: Who's next five years?
Speaker 4: Do you feel more optimistic about the Bills or the Pats?
Speaker 3: Seventy six percent.
Speaker 2: Said the Bills.
Speaker 4: Said the Bills, Yeah, twenty four percent said the Pats.
With a better head coach and a younger quarterback, I
am more optimistic, and I hate the Patriots. I'm more
optimistic about the Patriots. And Fred Peter, our friend Peter,
is also more optimistic about the Patriots because we're thinking fans.
Speaker 1: Well, we're not just sheep. No, I understand. But here's
the thing that I would say with the Patriots. They
and we talk about this strength to schedule. They had
a weaker schedule and they met Denver.
Speaker 3: Let's see a week.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they had a weaker schedule.
Speaker 3: Oh dude, this is this is why?
Speaker 1: Oh no, they did they had second schedule in the
NFL the Denver Broncos in the AC Championship game with
a backup quarterback with a backup quarterback who hasn't played,
and they did get after him. But I look for
a while was doing. But even Saturday Night Live did
a whole bit on who's here.
Speaker 4: Here's the Patriots schedule this past year. Right, Week one,
fired coach, Week two fired coach, week three, coach retired.
Speaker 3: Week four, the NFC South, which is the easiest.
Speaker 4: Division in football, Week five fired coach, Week six, NFC South,
Week seven, eight nine fired coach. Week ten fire I
mean the coach was fired after the season. Their opponent
fired their head coach. Yeah, okay, that just tells you.
NFC South week ten, Week eleven, the Jets, week twelve,
the Bengals without Joe wasn't what Joe broke, doesn't matter.
Week thirteen, fired coach, Week fourteen, by week fifteen half
fired coach, Week sixteen, fired coach. Week seventeen the Jets
Week eighteen fired coach.
Speaker 3: That's how easy their schedule was.
Speaker 4: Bed But you know what, you can't blame them no
beating their competition.
Speaker 2: They did what they need.
Speaker 3: They did what they needed to do.
Speaker 2: They stayed together.
Speaker 1: I will say I'm not so old on Drake May.
I don't think he's played very well, but he's played
well enough.
Speaker 4: He's played well enough, well enough. Oh he's gonna be fine.
You think so, he's gonna next Sunday. But I think
he's gonna be just fine.
Speaker 1: I get a Phil Simms ish vibe from him.
Speaker 3: Phil Sims Tony Romo type. Yeah, I could see that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, not great, not bad.
Speaker 3: I think he's gonna be better than Phil Simms.
Speaker 4: I think he's gonna be more along the lines of
everything we thought Justin Herbert was gonna be.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, he's gonna be a top five NFL quarterback.
Speaker 2: We'll see, well, I mean we'll see.
Speaker 1: I kind of hope not, but I know I'm with you.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 1: Then we're gonna take a moment, catch our breath here, damn.
We're gonna go into the people.
Speaker 3: Like you, people like me.
Speaker 1: I think you wish you were one of these people. Okay,
I do, And unfortunately, I think he'd be great.
Speaker 3: Can I just say one thing? I can't let it
go Monday night. I just want to say this.
Speaker 4: Monday night, there was a lot I have momentum for
people talking themselves into Grant Usky.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, and.
Speaker 1: I was prepared for is with the Seattle Seahawks.
Speaker 4: Grant Judinsky is the offensive coordinator who doesn't call plays
for the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay.
Speaker 4: And I said to myself, I'm gonna go on Billified
on Wednesday.
Speaker 1: I am.
Speaker 4: I don't love any of the candidates because we don't
know anything about them.
Speaker 3: We don't, we don't.
Speaker 4: The only candidates we know about are John Harbaugh, who
was already hired, Mike Tomlin who's staying out, Sean mcderbott
who's no longer the Bill's head coach, Brian Dable who
got fired, but we know what he's all about. And
the other one was Mike McCarthy, who was hired by Pittsburgh,
who nobody really.
Speaker 3: Wanted it in this area. Everybody else wasn't unknown.
Speaker 4: So for you to say I wanted this guy or
that guy, it's really hard to say that when you.
Speaker 3: Really don't know what they are.
Speaker 1: Is.
Speaker 4: And I know nobody wanted him, all right, nobody wanted
to dude.
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cry and try to, sleep but sleep won't.
Speaker 1: Come oh, Not dani's people like you keep journalists will
tell one journalists who have kept a legendary coach out
of The hall Of fame at least on the first.
Speaker 3: Ballot mm.
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would love to have a say who gets into THE
nfl Or Baseball hall Of. Fame you're a fan of both,
sports you know them.
Speaker 3: Deeply i'm not a fan Of halls Of. Fame but,
YES i would love a.
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Speaker 3: It why if you had had A heisman. Vote there's
a guy in town with A heisman.
Speaker 4: Phone i'm, like you're gonna watch a college football game
in ten.
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they changed and they changed the rules for, players you
got to be out of the league five, years for
coaches one. Year and there's talk of Did belichick really?
Speaker 3: Retire? Not and Then i've heard other.
Speaker 1: Things BUT i will ask, you where would you have
fallen On Bill belichick being our first Ballot hall Of.
Speaker 3: Fame he was the first Ballot hall Of. Famer ww
if and or. Butts he won.
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also coordinated the defense for Two Super bowls Super bowl.
Champions he's got a boat that says eight. Rings he's
trying to stick at the braidy Because brady has Seven.
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Head in, fact there's a there's a.
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Speaker 4: Theory so if you if you know the story About
Bill parcells after they beat The bills in The Super,
bowl which by the, way was thirty five years, ago, yesterday.
Speaker 1: JEEZ i cried my eyes Out aarston O'Connor AND i
got drunk ON U Blue.
Speaker 2: Wales oh.
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this football. Genius, well the story was that he got
he went and got The browns job, afterwards the Original
browns who became The, ravens not this current crop Of,
browns And Bill parcells was going to stick around because
if he was going to step, down.
Speaker 3: The natural elevation would Be Bill. Belichick.
Speaker 4: Yeah the story is That parcells waited Till belichick took the,
job and then waited a little while and then Decide
i'm going to retire in the middle of the. Spring
why because he didn't Want. Belichick the story is that
he didn't Want belichick.
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handley who then Made Jeff, hostetler Not Phil, simmons started.
Speaker 3: Quarterback they didn't do very.
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With Dan reeves as the head coach And Dan reeves
act he did a pretty good. Job, no but they
never got back to being the giants of the lt
days Until Michael strahan and then beat The patriots at.
Speaker 1: Seven why do you Think Bill belichick was not a
first Ballot hall Of?
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Speaker 2: Pollion, No, no here's what.
Speaker 3: Happened Bill pollion says that you could verify. This it's been.
Speaker 4: CHECKED i did vote For Bill, belichick and he's reading
a statement ON nfl rate.
Speaker 2: Yea because they were killing.
Speaker 4: Him there's a rumor to this he And Robert kraft
Sabotaged Bill belichick's first Ballot hall Of fame vote because.
Speaker 3: Of, spygate do okay and the way that he treated.
Speaker 4: People and our Friend, peter who Knows Bill pollion, personally,
says mister p was not a fan Of Bill. Belichick
he didn't like the way he Treated Marv. Levy he's
always said bad things About Marvel. Levy he's the only
guy who ever says anything bad About Marv, levy Because Marv,
levy's like most one of the most wonderful people in, Football,
like he's highly revered and respected The.
Speaker 2: Buffalo bills and there For Super.
Speaker 4: Bowl, yeah and he, also Like, poleon also believes that
The spygates stuff went on when The colts were going
To Super bowls or trying to get to The Super.
Speaker 3: Bowl who's always standing in their? Way it was The.
Speaker 4: Patriots SO i think that he Still harbor's. Resentment that being,
said he said he did in fact vote for, him
and it's been checked BY nfl sources that he indeed
voted because he, said, Well i'm ninety five percent sure
THAT i voted For Bill belichick because they're afraid somebody's
gonna go back and do the worst thing Are and he.
Speaker 3: Had to read for seven people who didn't that's my.
Speaker 4: Thing even If poleon led the, Charge, yeah that's ten
other people who didn't vote For.
Speaker 1: Hill BUT i, mean could you also to, think, Well
bill's going to get.
Speaker 2: In we know That i'm going to put my vote over.
Speaker 3: Here let's the other thing, too there's other guys who
may not be.
Speaker 1: Eligible but but go with the cheating. Thing when is punishment?
Enough you loft draft picks, right and your reputation were fully?
Recovered we were was It bill cheatah beck or whatever
they would call?
Speaker 2: Him?
Speaker 1: Uh the belichiat belichi thank? You he got, fined publicly,
embarrassed the. Franchise all this stuff was already done by the. Weak,
yeah and yet despite, that you came back and you won,
again and he won again and. Again Uh so that's my.
Question so what's the line in? Life what's the?
Speaker 3: Line once the punishment is, fulfilled that should be.
Speaker 1: It, yeah but at what point does punishment become like?
Branding he's? Branded oh, yeah but it's it's always the.
Speaker 4: CASE i, mean even with innocent people who were throwing,
guilt found, guilty and then you find out they're. Innocent,
yeah BUT i don't know about. That there's always this
stigma surrounding.
Speaker 1: You because here's the. Thing USUALLY i always, say and
you can think about this with your own, friends your own,
memories your, relatives all. That the story gets greater.
Speaker 3: Later.
Speaker 1: Right my grandfather used to, say, uh like you, know,
uh my grandma yell.
Speaker 2: And goes to what a diobia?
Speaker 3: Shafes, right because a holes never.
Speaker 2: Died, no but my point is, that.
Speaker 1: Like you get sainted by the other he was so,
WONDERFUL i miss him at.
Speaker 3: Whatever and it's funny BECAUSE i don't remember you're saying
that a. Lot but he, Died.
Speaker 1: SO i, go it's convenient to rewrite history in some. Way, well,
yes there was the. SPYGATE i don't think we ever
really got confirmation one way or the. Other THE nfl
felt like there was enough evidence there and so they were.
Punished does this mean That brady will get punished for
the flight?
Speaker 3: Gate, yeah great.
Speaker 1: Question but by the way they took its FUN i,
mean there was all kinds of shit that went. On
SO i, go who decides who gets to say when
you've paid?
Speaker 2: Enough?
Speaker 4: Right and this is WHY i. Hate this is WHERE
i hate the. Media same thing with.
Speaker 3: Baseball Kurt showing belongs to The Baseball hall Of. Fame
why isn't he in? There?
Speaker 4: Oh because he made some comments that pissed off some
people in regards to The nazis or. Whatever what the
f does that have to do with his performance on the?
Speaker 1: Field this is, true and that's kind of the world
we're living in. Now and it because or tease you.
Speaker 4: Steroids it's been, documented it's been proven why he was
the mayor Of Major League. Baseball everybody loved. Him he
wasn't a full time. Player he's A Dh we're gonna
put him in.
Speaker 3: Because we like. Him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, WELL i mean it's.
Speaker 4: All, Politics, billy it's all popularity. Contest what is what it? Is,
well the thing is that for an unpopularity, contest.
Speaker 1: Think of your own, life think of people in your,
life think of people that you knew growing. Up when
you notice, things everyone has made a mistake at some
point in their.
Speaker 2: Life ugh don't don't you?
Speaker 1: Think and the mistake follow them longer than the damage
they actually.
Speaker 3: Created. Oh, Absolutely and.
Speaker 1: It just seems like it's it's crazy because, sure sometimes
mistakes they'll cause, damage people get, hurt the league looks,
ridiculous that franchise looks, bad whatever in this, case but
you could take it with, anybody and at some point it's,
like when do we stop doing? That AND i don't
know if it's people we hold in high, esteem Like
Bill belichick was a revered. Coach, yeah he was in
lovey dovey to, everybody but he was. Revered he was
a revered.
Speaker 4: COACH i think one of the biggest problems we have As,
americans and you're gonna laugh WHEN i say, it but
the truth is. Forgiveness we don't. Forgive, yeah one of
the things people, ask why are You? Christian the big
reason Because jesus will forgive me immediately WHEN i confess my.
Speaker 1: Sins but, man everybody, else, well, right because you're judged
on an old version of. Yourself, yes we don't allow
people to, evolve and yet we want to say. That
and that was always my, biggest biggest complaint with the
cancel culture because a lot right, right a lot of
times my point was are we making a better society
by doing? This and IF i step back AND i
looked at, it AND i, go, yes we shouldn't be
making these jokes about belittling people and women in, particular
all this self gratification off of women and then promotion
like all that. Shit, okay that's what it. Was but
for somebody who simply said something or and all of
a sudden they were going to be out LIKE i
still think one of my favorites that stood up to
the stuff Was Kevin. Hart Because Kevin hart had made
demeaning comments about his son On twitter five years or,
earlier making a pejorative about the gay, people, right and he.
APOLOGIZED i think he apologized when it, Happened, yes like
he came out and, Said i'll do. Better AND i
don't think after that, MOMENT i don't believe there was
anything at least that was written in a public. Form
maybe at a concert he. Did i'm not. Sure i've
never seen the guy alive And i'm on his comedy but,
whatever it doesn't mean. Anything i'm good for, him. Right
but then he gets asked to host The oscars and
somebody digs up those tweets and he, Said i'm not
apologizing again and he might have done it again any
when he, said you know, what that was a, mistake
blah blah. Blah and then they kept, pushing kept, pushing kept,
pushing and he, goes, fine f, You i'm not doing
The oscars and he pulled out and it never hurt.
Him now, again it was a verbal thing about his
son that was offensive to some. People Where Harvey, WEINSTEIN
i can't compare the, two, right doesn't make any sense at.
Speaker 2: All but there are some.
Speaker 1: People WELL i don't think it. IS i think when
you physically harm someone in different.
Speaker 3: Things, dude it's apples and bowling.
Speaker 1: Balls and he threw it out there on on social
media where there's an awful lot of horrible thing.
Speaker 2: Said so, okay well, sorry.
Speaker 1: Yeah, NO I i you, KNOW i can't tell other
people how to. FEEL i just had this conversation.
Speaker 4: That's you can tell people how to. FEEL i believe
that they need to have their feelings re. Examined, WELL
i think some people are just professional, victims all, right
and they didn't get the crap slapped out.
Speaker 1: Of we wait, wait, wait, wait wait wait wait where
are you?
Speaker 2: Going who is this?
Speaker 1: Guy what happened to the man who is?
Speaker 2: Forgiving what ABOUT i?
Speaker 4: Am they don't want to forgive for? Me i'll forgive,
them but, man sometimes you got. To you also have
to learn stuff, too grow.
Speaker 3: Up.
Speaker 1: Man well, okay but my question then is who gets?
Speaker 2: Grace who gets?
Speaker 3: Grace everybody should get.
Speaker 1: Grace, okay but that's sort of what we're. Saying forgiveness
changes it to grace only BECAUSE i do, think LIKE
i think they're very, similar, Right but a lot of,
TIMES i think, forgiveness much like the word faith gets
associated with, religion and they're really not they're not necessarily no.
Speaker 4: Right BUT i have faith that WHEN i show up,
here you're going to be. Here, yes, okay that's got
nothing to do with, religion it's.
Speaker 1: So but so the question is who gets? Grace and
you can even go To Joe brady does a guy
who's brand new getting any grace period at? All he
doesn't know he's not gonna get, one though it seems,
unfair seems a little bit unfair to.
Speaker 3: Me oh, yeah it is. Unfair, okay he signed up for.
Speaker 1: It but to your point about like some people need
to be what did you, say slapped over their, FEELINGS
i really truly do in my. Core WHILE i have
my feelings And i've been TOLD i don't really have
any at different points in my, Life i've been told.
That But i'm not going to tell somebody else how to.
FEEL i have to. BE i don't know IF i
have to be careful or. NOT i hate WHEN i
say ANYTIME i listen.
Speaker 2: Back i'm with.
Speaker 4: YOU i don't know THAT i regret SOMETHING i said
fifteen seconds. Ago not, slapped, no.
Speaker 1: But shake, it like figure it, out you stop being a,
victim like get a hold of.
Speaker 3: Yourself not actually physically.
Speaker 1: Smart.
Speaker 3: LIVE i don't condone violence going but, no but that's
the society we live. In we got to be. Careful
BUT i think it comes out of our mouse.
Speaker 1: Right SO i would say a lot of times to,
people let's not argue foreign. Limitations SOMETIMES i think that.
THAT i had an argument in a class that for
somebody who's very, impassionate very very annoyed with, me because they,
said should children be diagnosed with?
Speaker 2: Something? Right DO i diagnose a child or?
Speaker 1: Not? Right and we had to go by do you
agree or do you? Disagree strongly, disagree agree or strongly?
Agree and me and during THIS i, WENT i, Stood
i'd agree with one other. Guy and this one lady,
goes how could you blah blah blah, Blah AND i,
said hang on a, SECOND i, Go i'm with. YOU
i don't think we need to diagnose. Kids we don't
know what they're going to turn. Out kids are. Kids it's.
Hard you can't. Determine but if a family suffering and
it's going to cost them, money but IF i give
them a diagnosis and they can get it through, insurance
and we can do something that also includes the diagnosis
that helps the family and the child fix it better
or helps alleviate the. Problem Then i'm given a diagnosis
because that's the arena we're playing, it, right that's the
arena we're playing, IT i. Think so that's my. Point
so when it comes to this, stuff, LIKE i hear,
you but SOMETIMES i don't want that kid to know
what the diagnosis. Is and the REASON i don't IS
i don't want ever in the back of their. Mind
AND i don't care if they're, eight they're, two they're,
FIFTEEN i. DON'T i don't want them to. Know and
the REASON i don't IS i don't want them to
feel like they have. LIMITATIONS i don't want them to
feel Like.
Speaker 3: I'm glad you brought this. Up, okay it's like two.
Speaker 4: Things, ONE i think a lot of people want to
kill the messenger all the. Time, Right IF i go
to the doctor AND i have, CANCER i want to
know THAT i have.
Speaker 3: Cancer some people don't want to know that they have.
Speaker 2: Cancer, yeah, well.
Speaker 1: No you're.
Speaker 3: Good you're. Good they're that thing growing on the side
of your.
Speaker 1: Head n.
Speaker 4: Nothing people got those all the time of my, office
you should say. It we'd rather hear.
Speaker 3: That you ever heard of a guy Named Kas kristensen
or something like. That he this, is this Is i'm
glad you brought this.
Speaker 4: Up so he. Did he talked about. This they didn't
experiment with a group of. Women they put scars on
their faces and they were. Told they told these women
that they're going into a job, interview and the purpose
of the experiment is to find out whether people with
facial disfigurements faced.
Speaker 3: Discrimination, okay then they showed them the scars in the.
Speaker 4: Mirror the women saw themselves with these, scars and then
they led them out of the. Room but right before they,
left they, said we're just gonna touch it up a little.
Bit they removed the, scar but they didn't tell the.
Women they removed the scar. Completely, right the women went
into the job interview thinking that they were, scarred and
actually they were perfectly. Fine they were their normal. Cells
and it's the result of the experiment was that these
women came back reporting massively increased levels of discrimination because
they believed that they had a scar when the truth
was they weren't scarred at.
Speaker 3: All with the point being is that.
Speaker 4: You can plant those seeds of victimization and victimhood and
people will believe.
Speaker 1: It, well it can go the other way as, well
because there is a story out there of a guy
who GOT sat scores.
Speaker 3: That were not his.
Speaker 1: AND i know you're going and scored like an eleven
eighty or, something and he got into colleges when he
really scored like at eight.
Speaker 3: Hundred, yeah back and back when it was a sixteen, hundred,
right and he.
Speaker 1: Got into college and it wasn't, easy but he believed
he could do. It and so that's the same thing in.
Reverse and you're, right IF i THOUGHT i was going
in with a, Scar i'm looking for them because they
told me the experiment was all that sussment planted in your.
HEAD i get. That and that's sort of What i'm,
saying is, LIKE i don't want to do that BECAUSE
i think everybody brings value in some, form and were
whole idea is to you, know help you live a
better life and be more. Accepted why point out the?
Differences maybe you may at some point you're probably gonna,
know but how do we do it in a in
a more more positive? Way but to your to your,
point because WHEN i Heard jesus GOT i want to
shake these. People, yes But i'm not going to tell
somebody how to. Feel AND i will tell this it's,
uh my middle son's birthday is coming up this week
and their mom is going to come into, town and.
Speaker 3: Uh she'll tell him how to. Feel.
Speaker 2: No, No so.
Speaker 1: There was some like, hey AND i think he has
plans with buddies and things for this. Weekend everybody was
going to be in, town including his older. Brother that's
cool the following, weekend, right and, UH i get a
call saying he doesn't want to do like a joint
thing where we all celebrate his birthday. Together AND i said,
Okay and it was basically like did you say? Anything
AND i said, NO i didn't say.
Speaker 3: Anything AND i have.
Speaker 1: Let my, wife.
Speaker 2: Who i'm legally separated from state WHERE.
Speaker 1: I live, now While i've been in another, ROOM i
don't have ANY i don't have any, animosity it just.
Whatever so then it was, like well this he, says
we're not a. Family and so then he called me
and he said to, Me i'm not comfortable AND i
don't know.
Speaker 2: What's going to. Happen AND i know we were together
for the graduate BUT i just want to let you.
Speaker 1: KNOW i told mom, no AND i said, okay and
he said all, right AND i, Go i'm not going
to tell you how to. Feel you're an adult and
these are your. RELATIONSHIPS i can't tell you how to
feel about something THAT i didn't experience from your. Side
and so so he was. Cool and then all of
a sudden later in the, DAY i get a call, going,
Hey i've changed my, mind AND i said, okay and he's,
like you're, okay AND i, said, YEAH i have no
problem with any of, it But i'm not going to
tell you how to. Feel so where you're saying, like, well,
yes we should tell some people how to, FEEL i
can't Because i'm not in. There and feelings are one,
thing emotions are. Another AND i think that emotions are
kind of our indicator of where we. Are feelings are
kind of, like, OOH i don't want to this makes me.
Speaker 2: Uncomfortable what?
Speaker 3: Okay emotions are really exaggerated feeling, well they.
Speaker 1: Are they're kind of like acted out, there but they're
also sometimes like you, know your. Indicator i'm feeling very,
sad why because this is, well.
Speaker 3: Okay bills lost? Good, Yeah AND i was actually okay with.
Speaker 1: IT i was not gonna tell, him and THEN i did.
Speaker 2: SAY i, said, LOOK.
Speaker 1: I, said if someone really pressed me or said he feels,
IT i would Think i'd like to think you're looking
through an incorrect. LENS i, said But i'm not going
to tell you. THAT i just don't have the same.
PERSPECTIVE i, said your mom has stayed. HERE i don't
understand why we couldn't, do you, Know and that was
it was sort of that that sort of. Thing AND
i hope that if, anybody my kid or anybody hears
this that is involved in this. Situation i'm not using
it for any other reason than to SAY i think
we have to respect people and how they, feel and
we can't make it about, us because when we start
getting annoyed at somebody else's, feelings we're not making it
about them about us or.
Speaker 2: Me and that is, look all of.
Speaker 3: US i got to step in, here, no but all
of us Have.
Speaker 4: YES i understand if that was like The italian, guy
if that was, Me if that was, me that situation
would not have vented the way.
Speaker 3: It ended if that was, me.
Speaker 1: Right AND i think people see that and they, go,
well that's you know what we call it gentle.
Speaker 2: Parenting that's a pussy way to do.
Speaker 1: It, no it's. Not it's, boundaries and it's. THERE i
always Figure i'm not going to ignore. Things AND i
even said to my, SON i, Said, LIZ i think
that you HAD i was told you said something about
we're not a. FAMILY i, said we're not a family
in the traditional, sense but we're a. Family we just
still and we always will. Be we'll always have this in.
Common AND i, said AND i think that's. Awesome AND
i just wish THAT i had handled things differently when
the separation. HAPPENED I, okay all these things you can,
do all the self, analysis that has nothing to do
with right at the. Moment it's talking about, him AND
i can't make it about, me Like i'm offended that
he doesn't want to get, together like you, Know.
Speaker 3: And that's not.
Speaker 1: It that's not.
Speaker 2: It WHEN i think that with, EVERYBODY i.
Speaker 4: Wish with our, feelings AND i do this with myself
more and. More i've been more conscious of this since the,
pandemic right SINCE i turned, Forty, Billy i've thought about things.
DIFFERENTLY i try to look at both sides of the coin,
now AND i REMEMBER i look back at ALL a
couple of years. AGO i told you there was ABOUT i.
FORGET i thought about all the PEOPLE i haven't. Forgiven
we list got to about sixty. PEOPLE i can't believe
this list is so, long, man AND i realized how
silly it. Was so THEN i went back and did
an exercise on my. Own, okay what was their point of? View,
Yeah i'm gonna try to see things from their perspective
with each of these people and figure, Out, okay WAS i?
Speaker 3: Right? Here were they? Right were we both? Right were
we both?
Speaker 4: Wrong and All i'm saying is with people's WHEN i
tell PEOPLE i want, To i'll tell you what you should.
Speaker 3: Feel. Yeah my father used to.
Speaker 4: Say, this all, Right danny, boy here's a. Deal he,
goes you're a, man you could do what you. Want
you're old enough to make your own. Decisions BUT i
just want you to look at it from the side of.
Things AND i WISH i had followed his advice with.
EVERYTHING i remember getting laid off from my first radio,
job and, MAN i Hated Jeff howlett hated, him And
Dave lafroyd hated him.
Speaker 3: Both how could you let me? Go i'm the hard working.
Speaker 4: Guy everybody else is basically jerking it, here but you're
got keeping them because you feel bad for. Him and
then over TIME i realized not With dave so, much
but With. Jeff he had a pretty tough decision to,
make and he made the decision based on the fact
that he knew THAT i could make something of my
life and it wasn't going to be at this.
Speaker 1: Price went first, in first, out last in first. OUT i,
mean it wasn't.
Speaker 4: That it was, yeah it wasn't young had he had
so many things to consider THAT i hadn't at twenty,
two at twenty seven years, old considered and my father's.
Dying at the, TIME i felt like the world is
like just coming hitting you up in the face of
tom freaking. Day that's a LOT i would. LIE i
would love And i've reached out to. Him he won't
respond to. ME i would love to reach out To
jeff and be, Like, Jeff i'm sorry, man if you
IF i ever hurt, you were offended, YOU i understand
where you were coming from And i'm sorry off.
Speaker 3: THAT i want to.
Speaker 4: TRY i wish people would just try to see things
from both sides and be objective like this whole thing In.
Minnesota can we see all the? Sides can we look
at things completely?
Speaker 2: OBJECTIVELY i don't know how you.
Speaker 4: Come it's hard because now there's there's new information coming
out every, DAY i, know, Right and then you're, like
well just A i or is this?
Speaker 3: REAL i didn't handle it? Right?
Speaker 1: No, WELL i agree on hold, on hold, on because
you were Were, No, no we're jumping around all of.
Speaker 3: Them.
Speaker 1: Point you brought up The minnesota you go, ahead were my?
Speaker 3: Point people are so adamantly on one side of the.
Speaker 1: Arm i'm, like, okay, yes, YES i hear, you AND
i wish that we. WEREN'T i feel like it's a
very human thing to be that, way, right and we
all have strong feelings and opinions on certain.
Speaker 3: Thing.
Speaker 1: Uh just on The minnesota, thing this one was a.
Tragedy BUT i will say, again LIKE i said on
the other, ONE i don't know if someone was in
that situation would be handled any, differently would the outcome become?
Different AND i don't. Know this was a person who
was obviously on more of a left political, side but
he was a person that the right had supported very
very much so in gun. Rights he was a concealed carry,
permit which is. Legal, yes he had. Permise he did
not pull his gun out when whatever happened in the
scrum and the, scuffle somebody saw it in his waistband
because it wasn't in a, holster and they, screamed, gun, gun.
Speaker 2: Gun i'm not in that.
Speaker 1: Situation can you imagine what that's. Like since you're saying
talk about the different, perspective imagine what that's. Like and
you don't know what's going to happen. Next not gun
in the, waistband wasn't said it was, gun, gun gun
or gun or. Whatever he's got a, gun so we don't,
know AND i can't, see and it's the ground and
it's all, happened and somebody fires a shot and not
the guy who said.
Speaker 4: Gun, Right and on top of, that a week earlier
and someone said the same dude who was damaging the
cars and smashing the lights of the ice people had an.
Speaker 3: Encounter. No, no What i'm saying is, that, like we
don't know jack well and we don't know how we.
Speaker 1: Reway ALL i can say is that wouldn't be a
reason to.
Speaker 3: Die.
Speaker 1: Right you can SMASH i get, it all, Right BUT
i this. SITUATION i don't know what it's like in
that intense, environment in that, moment your.
Speaker 3: Supercharged BUT i don't know.
Speaker 1: Why the guy was being. TACKLED i can't look at this.
Stuff it upsets, me honestly too deeply that they stay.
Away and maybe that's not being a Good american. CITIZEN
i don't. KNOW i just don't don't like. That but
back to like telling people stuff ALL i would and
considering all of their. Sides as you're, saying, right it's
very hard to put yourself in someone else's shoes or.
Perspective sometimes over time with, maturity we go, ooh, yeah
if you're running a company and you have to down,
size you got ugly decisions to. Make, Yes FORTUNATELY i
fell on the on the wrong side of. It doesn't
mean they didn't like me or did like.
Speaker 4: It, right end up being a blessing BECAUSE i got
to work with people like you And tommy you l.
Speaker 1: Like but the other side of that IS i DON'T
i wouldn't go back and do The maya coupa to these.
Speaker 2: PEOPLE i.
Speaker 1: WOULDN'T i always figure like ALL i can do is
move forward in. Life this is just my PERSONAL i
don't even know if you call it a, philosophy what's
the other?
Speaker 3: Side you're telling me the other side go.
Speaker 1: Ahead so ALL i would say IS i realize what that,
was AND i realized MAYBE i handled it. Wrong so moving,
FORWARD i don't want to do.
Speaker 4: WELL i didn't do anything specifically to. That oh, YEAH
i just harbored.
Speaker 1: That but even, that how does it feel for?
Speaker 2: You it feels.
Speaker 3: Shitty, yeah for a long, time it feels.
Speaker 1: Shitty and it's and and you, Know i'd encourage people
to check out one of The Two Fit chicks podcast
Called Isaiah house Because Isaiah house is a place In
rochester that was started because no one would take care
of AG's, Patients, okay and these people were dying and
somebody started like almost a hospice care for, them and
one person died and the family came to them and,
said you guys were so, wonderful we want to buy
you a. House and so they bought a house and
all they can they only have capacity for two. People
but it's not age patients. Anymore it's anybody who's at
the end and doesn't really have the. Means And i'm
sure there's a process you have to go through And
i'm not familiar with, it but what this woman had
said was one of the things that is so hard
at the end is letting. Go and she didn't mean
like letting go of life and moving to heaven if
that's what you, believe or into, whatever back to.
Speaker 2: Spirit what she was saying is.
Speaker 1: You got to let go of the idea of being
able to do it, yourself not being able to go
to the, bathroom not being able to and that we
should practice letting go our in our. Lives this is
what she. Said and she, SAID i thought about this
WHEN i was having a breakup with a guy and she,
Goes i'm in the shower and she, goes this is
what letting go feels. Like and so for anybody who's
in a situation like you, were AND i experienced that,
too there is great. Bitterness how could you do this to?
Speaker 3: Me?
Speaker 1: Right but the thing is, like if you can learn
to shed that and let that go, by your whole
life feels. Better, yes your attitude is. Better when your attitude's,
better you're gonna get the interview even if you.
Speaker 3: Have a scar and you're forgetting you know What i'm.
Speaker 1: Saying AND i had a conversation last NIGHT i was
telling you it was With Greg. Connors a matter of,
fact we never talked About Joe brady and that was
the biggest bills. Guy we didn't talk about any of these,
things LIKE i had THINGS i wanted to talk and
we talked about completely other. Things but what he said,
was you know when he tells his kids going into
an interview or something at a, job.
Speaker 2: He's, like be the person that was.
Speaker 1: Positive bring that positive, energy not over the, top not,
ridiculous but make yourself memorable in your in just your
people want to be around you, because believe, me as
you're going through And greg knows, this he's ahead of a,
company does the. Hiring as you go Through canada and After,
canny they start to sort of blur in the in
the you, know the hr person's mind or whoever it's
making the final, decision and you want to be the
one that stood. Out not because a lot of times
the resumes are, equivalent the experience is fairly.
Speaker 2: Equivalent what separates this person.
Speaker 1: And it could be the positivity and not the, morose the,
negativity the argue for my, limitations whatever that is, right
and you, know SO i would just say we can't
tell anybody how to. Feel but what you can do
is model kind of right and not letting things and
letting go, right letting. Feelings you hurt my, feelings and
that could. Suck believe, me it can. SUCK i recently
hurt somebody's feelings and they just said you crushed. ME
i felt like a steaming.
Speaker 4: Pile but, OKAY i could talk to. Him you've crushed
me many. Times in, Fact i're writing a book.
Speaker 3: How to deal With. BILL i Think i've gotten. Better you,
Have you've gotten much.
Speaker 1: BETTER i don't, know but so ALL i would say
IS i get, It AND i think there are many
many people who what's so latch onto your statement of you?
Know let me, like let me just shake these. PEOPLE
i can't tell you how to. FEEL i can just
show you WHAT i am, right AND i get, you
AND i hear.
Speaker 2: YOU i just don't have to agree with. You they
don't need to meet you where you. ARE i just go.
Speaker 4: On there's a song By Alison chains Called wood W
O U L d Question. Mark, yeah it's a plan
words about a guy Inmed Andy.
Speaker 3: Wood. Yeah if you ever heard of.
Speaker 2: Pearl jams and, Wood, yeah, yeah if you're heard Of Pearl.
Speaker 4: Jam Pearl jam wouldn't exist if this guy hadn't. Died
and he was clean from heroin for about a year
and on his birth around his, birthday he, decided you know,
What i'm just gonna do a little bit of.
Speaker 2: HEROIN i don't blame, him just a little. Bit, NO
i get.
Speaker 4: It and there was a bad for. Fun but there
was a bad batch going Around seattle that, night and
he owed deed he was on he was on a.
Speaker 3: You, know.
Speaker 2: Inspirator, yeah he just he.
Speaker 4: Couldn't and they had to Fly Chris cornell in from
because that was his. Roommate Chris, cornell a sound, guard
was his, roommate so they had to fly him and
he was on tour In europe and fly him. In
So Jerry cantrell wrote this song About Andy wood and he,
says into the flood, again same old trip it was back.
Then SO i made a big. Mistake try to see
it once my. Way in other, words we don't know
what people what's going through people's minds when they're making these.
Decisions but my whole thing, is at least let's at
some point consider everything before we do.
Speaker 3: That as much as we possibly can.
Speaker 2: WELL i always think like.
Speaker 1: Our knee jerk reaction is usually the wrong, reaction, right
but it is instinctual in, us like whether we get
really pissed about something or or you, know in this,
case you know all.
Speaker 2: Odeed what the fuck you gotta you? Know but you're,
right we don't.
Speaker 1: Know AND i can tell you, this and it sounds,
ridiculous And i'm, sorry And i'm not endorsing.
Speaker 3: Anything drugs are, fun they make you feel, good or
else people wouldn't do. Them you. ESCAPE i have never done.
Speaker 1: Drugs, ever and heroin is SUPPOSEDLY i have never experienced.
Myself the first high is u fork and then from
What i've.
Speaker 3: Read you're chasing that drug and in.
Speaker 1: That feeling, forever and it gets worse and, worse are
harder and harder to get.
Speaker 2: TO i don't.
Speaker 1: Know ALL i can tell you is THAT i think
you're right in trying to at least consider and sometimes
step back and stop making it so much about. Ourselves
if we're truly gonna hear somebody or understand, them you
can't because you're only going to understand them through. You
if you can let go, right just like that lady
said let go of that and just let them be
a human being that at some point you probably experienced something.
Similar let them have that moment and then and you,
Know i've.
Speaker 4: Had an issue in my life last month or, so
a couple, months And i've had to go back TO
i didn't know, this, Okay, Bill, No and it's not
a major, issue but it's it's it's an issue that concerns.
Me And i've had to go back to this phrase
you uttered a few weeks, ago what's inside.
Speaker 1: Job, yeah it's an inside, insight and that's.
Speaker 3: ME i could only control HOW i respond.
Speaker 4: Exactly maybe that response will be better than What i've been.
Speaker 1: Handed i'll say this about Both minnesota, situations absolutely. Tragic
people did not deserve to. Die we can look at
video from all different angles and go her car probably
would have missed this. Guy it wasn't the person with the, Camera,
Okay but in that, moment one guy's afraid and she's,
afraid and so she does something and he does a,
reaction knee jerk. REACTION i wouldn't wonder if if anybody
would ever interview the people that were in ice And.
SHOP i DON'T i can't imagine how they're actually. FEELING
i don't, know AND i don't want to upset anybody
by even saying. That but here's sort of the thing,
is we're gonna really angry about, that and we're going
to go down a path and this country is this?
Speaker 2: That and how is.
Speaker 1: That making you? Feel and that's WHERE i. Go Maybe i'm.
WEAK i don't, know BUT i often THINK i can't control.
THAT i can't control. IT i find it extremely. UPSETTING
i think it is a dangerous precedent that's. Happening i'm
not very happy about. IT i can't imagine anybody. Is
there are people on like on the same side as
the president and politically who are not you, know there's
they're same. Things BUT i can't control. It SO i
don't want to burn calories on SHIT i can't, control
AND i.
Speaker 3: Try focus on The bills coaching.
Speaker 1: Job well again even, THERE i, mean but that's more.
Fun that's a lot more, fun of, course because it's
inconsequential ever ever have the opportunity to be the offensive
coordinator or head coach of any professional football. Team BUT
i very well could find myself on a street being Yes, sanhan,
Right and that is the.
Speaker 3: Difference he people ask, Me, hey how come you're not
taking the? Bills lost so? HARD i, go it's all.
ENTERTAINMENT i, go it.
Speaker 4: Sucks, YEAH i, care but not to the extent you
THINK i. Care it's LIKE i don't love the. BILLS
i enjoy the. BILLS i love my, WIFE i love my,
FAMILY i love my.
Speaker 3: Lord the. Bills they don't pay my. Bills so it's.
Entertainment all, right.
Speaker 1: We'll take a, moment we'll come, back we'll wrap it.
Up there's a local. STORY i just get your your
take on.
Speaker 3: IT i don't mean to go off on four different.
Speaker 1: DIRECTIONS i thought it's. FINE i think we're talking about very.
Human that's WHAT i want to.
Speaker 4: DO i love doing this because this is where we
actually get into real. Discussions, right you will find this anywhere.
Speaker 1: ELSE i don't. Think so MAYBE i don't.
Speaker 3: KNOW i don't.
Speaker 2: KNOW i don't listen around.
Speaker 3: ENOUGH i got. TO i definitely.
Speaker 1: Don't i'm too. FOCUSED i Guess i'm. Selfish i'm, selfish,
RIGHT i try to.
Speaker 2: Do things that are gonna help me be a better.
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Speaker 5: COM a younger version Of The Black crows was a little.
Speaker 1: Wise at the.
Speaker 3: TIME i thought that Was Chris. Robinson, yeah and his
brother that he fights.
Speaker 2: With, well they didn't fight for a long.
Speaker 3: Time, yeah are they still fighting or?
Speaker 1: No, no they're back. Together they went on, tour they did.
That they had that whole new. Album, yeah this doesn't
mean they'd like each. Other, no it. DOESN'T i had
heard uh because it's it's Uh chris And rich And
chris was the lead. Singer rich WAS i think the bass,
player but wrote a lot of songs from maybe le
guitar the. Guitar and for a while they split up
and they were doing their own tours Like heart, did
like hert, did and so they Had.
Speaker 3: Sticks did the same, thing didn't. They Dennis De young
was doing the music Of. Sticks he was.
Speaker 4: Playing like The, rochester the taste Of rochester that half
Assed carnival and.
Speaker 1: Downtown so they had and a lot of cities have
this where they the city puts on a, concert right
and it's party in the park or, whatever and they.
Speaker 2: Do it's, nice it's it's really.
Speaker 1: Nice AND i think it Was rich was coming and Not.
Speaker 2: Rich excuse. ME i went to See rich and he, Played.
Speaker 1: Uh What's Charlie fitz and his Brothers phil's?
Speaker 2: Place?
Speaker 1: Annial oh, no Not, ablene the one that's underneath were
the Old tonic used to.
Speaker 3: Be oh, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: Anthology, anthology thank.
Speaker 4: You charlie Owns charlie should be the mayor Of that's Not,
charlie that's his Brother.
Speaker 3: Phil, okay the family should run the run the, city
so move.
Speaker 1: OVER i went to See chris and he was it was,
okay it was. Okay rich was, coming AND i really
wanted to Interview rich BECAUSE i had read that part
of the reason there was this infighting Was chris had gotten. Remarried,
okay and don't forget he has a.
Speaker 4: Kid With blondie. There, yeah It's Dolanie griffith's, daughter.
Speaker 1: Not Melanie griffith's, Daughter Goldie hawn's.
Speaker 3: Daughter oh, sorry, yeah, Yees. Goldie, OKAY i don't here.
Speaker 4: Talking she's in that new movie With Neil dott And
Neil diamond.
Speaker 3: Movie, yes yeah is She, yes she's got her own. Band,
okay she.
Speaker 2: Does have her own.
Speaker 1: Band. Yeah so he gets remarried and makes his new
wife his. Manager, okay oh that's All i've lived something like.
THIS i live something like this at.
Speaker 3: ALL i lived like, this not my, Wife i'm just.
Speaker 1: Saying and so he becomes his, manager AND i think
he was asking for ninety percent of the money and
they would get ten, percent like that was going to
be the, split And rich, GOES i, Mean chris, SAYS,
i oh, No rich, Says i'm not doing, That and
so he went out and did his own. Thing then
eventually they came to.
Speaker 3: Why would you The Black crows?
Speaker 1: Plural, yeah SO i think it. Was AND i think
even Though chris is the lead singer At rich sings back,
up he wrote a lot of these.
Speaker 4: Songs so, yeah like In, oasis it was a ninety ten,
split but they agreed to it Because noel wrote.
Speaker 1: Everything, yeah, Right and if you talk to Lou, graham
a ninety ten split is not uncommon Because i'm pretty
sure AND i just remember WHEN i don't mean to
go down this.
Speaker 3: Lane But.
Speaker 1: Lou graham was the lead Singer, foreigner which is now
in The rock And Roll hall Of, fame and it
was a band that was started By Mick.
Speaker 3: Jones Mick jones, right And.
Speaker 1: Mick took LIKE i think they Brought lou in like
they had heard that Because Black sheep they had an.
Accident there was their all their quistions was. Destroyed, yeah
on dumped. Them, yeah so they had. Nothing and then
he gets a call and he doesn't think it's, real
and then finally he gets on the phone with him
and he goes down To New.
Speaker 4: York city because he gave him when he when they
opened up For Spooky, tooth he gave H Mick jones
a couple Of Black sheep. Records So mick listened to
the records and, go let's give this guy a.
Speaker 2: Call so he calls, him he goes down To New.
York they stay.
Speaker 1: Right but if you talk To, Lou lou, SAYS i
was writing, songs BUT i would only get ten percent
of the money because NOW i don't know what it's
like to write the music. UNDERNEATH i don't have. THAT
i get the lyrics out of, it BUT i don't get.
That i'll tell you so ninety percent like you feel
like you're getting? Screwed, Right SO i and then years was.
Speaker 3: It always that or was it just that one? SONG
i want to know what love is BECAUSE.
Speaker 2: I thought it wasn't always.
Speaker 1: That, no but, yeah and don't forget. These Both lou
And mick are in The Songwriters hall Of. Fame prior
to being in The rock And roll Of, fame, right
And lou as a solo guy wrote some great. SONGS i, oh,
Yeah Midnight blue is one of my. Favorites it was.
Speaker 3: The most played song In america in nineteen eighty.
Speaker 1: Seven, okay there you, go and that maybe why it
was the sweet spot of my.
Speaker 3: Life and he played it For mick And mick couldn't
get the he couldn't get the. Riff, yeah so uh.
Speaker 1: He went and did it Because mick, like of, course
we don't have the technology we have. Now And mick
went off on a cruise or. A.
Speaker 4: Yeah he went out of world tour world cruise with
his wife and they were ready to, record and so
he so he went TO i think it was a
and M records got a. Budget, yeah And Donnie mancuso
played that part and it nailed the.
Speaker 3: Song it was.
Speaker 1: Beautiful, Yeah so my point is like the ninety ten is.
NOT i don't think it was that, uncommon But i'm
so now it's, many, many many years. Later i've spent
time With. Lou REMEMBER i, Asked, oh, NO i wasn't with.
YOU i, Asked lou if you wanted to go see
a movie with. Me we were at a car show
and he's showing his cars AND i happened to be
there because somebody's mine.
Speaker 2: Had some forces and flambos.
Speaker 1: Hit we're there And i'm over And i'm talking To
lou about his car and he you, know He's. Lou
and THEN i, said, hey you want to go see
what was the movie? There, no, no, no, no.
Speaker 2: No it wasn't a car.
Speaker 1: Movie it was a it was like a movie that
played The Deaf leppard.
Speaker 2: MUSIC i don't even.
Speaker 3: Remember Oh Tom cruise was in.
Speaker 2: IT i don't even. Know SO i, said, hey you
want to go to? That and he.
Speaker 1: Goes he gets all like, uncomfortable like really, uncomfortable and he,
Goes i'm going to go see that with my. Family
AND i told that story to make fun of, Me but,
uh the it's not. Uncommon so there was a lot
of infighting. Though over that it became kind of a
thorn in the side Of lou and he was not
happy With.
Speaker 3: Yeah well it, started it's, yeah it. Was it was
OVER i want to know what love.
Speaker 4: Is then it became more, songs and then eventually he
was just writing stuff Without lou.
Speaker 2: Entirely SO I, mick.
Speaker 1: WAS i get an interview With Mick.
Speaker 2: Jones oh, really, yeah but on the.
Speaker 3: PHONE i did not know this was this with your
old partner, There.
Speaker 1: Yes AND i, GO i am so excited for. This
i'm so excited because the phone interviews in radio they
happened in, like unless you're IN, la you're not really
getting them to come to the.
Speaker 3: STUDIO.
Speaker 2: La they come to the.
Speaker 1: Studio but here they put him in a room and
you get eight minutes on the phone and he got
to die and they dial through. Fast, yeah it's the
next one and the next. One and then if you
go too, long somebody pops on the. Line you got too.
Long SO I i here Comes Mick jones and he,
says he gets on AND i, go, hey, MAN i,
go you are talking To Lou graham's backyard. BUDDY i,
Go lou's got a lot to say about. You that's
HOW i opened the, interview and there's just, silence and
then he, goes bless is Christin hart awesome because lou
was A christian And harvard all this. AGGOR i, go
that was freaking.
Speaker 2: Brilliant that was so, Funny AND i, GOES i know
how he.
Speaker 1: Feels WHAT i want to say to?
Speaker 2: You real?
Speaker 1: QUICK i, STARTED i don't know if this is smart
stuff good.
Speaker 2: STUFF i have no.
Speaker 1: Idea you're the supplement, guy you, know talk about supplements
all the. Time we're looking for. Longevity the guy WHO
i had a long.
Speaker 4: Talk with my doctor about supplements yesterday.
Speaker 2: Too, yeah all, right well, GOOD i want to hear
just a little bit of.
Speaker 1: That but so there's all kinds of things like we've
probably since we live here and we don't see the
sun a.
Speaker 2: Lot you should be taking VITAMIN.
Speaker 1: D it's not your body can't naturally produce, it but is, needed,
yes and you would get it from the.
Speaker 3: Sun not just any VITAMIN.
Speaker 4: D VITAMIN d THREE k two supplement that everywhere from
five thousand to ten THOUSAND i, use, okay, seriously or else.
Speaker 3: It's going to be.
Speaker 2: Garbage you're going, Right So.
Speaker 1: I'm talking to my kid AND i said something that
he does. CREATINGE i, goes SHOULD i take? Creatine and he,
goes do you like your? Brain AND i said. Yeah he,
goes THEN i would take. CREATINE i, said, really and he's, like,
yeah he, SAID i think creatine Is. Yeah he, goes
you can do it like rapid where it kind of
builds up, quickly or you can just do it by
the directions on the side of the. Thing he, Goes
BUT i would say. Creatine it is the most tested of.
Supplements that's what he's.
Speaker 3: SAYING i don't.
Speaker 2: Know do you, agree?
Speaker 4: DISAGREE i want to. Agree here's the problem my. Kidneys
there's my kidney. Scores MY egfr scores went into the
toilet WHEN i started taking. Creatine WHEN i stopped taking,
creatine they jump back. Up my kidney function is great.
Now WHEN i was taking, creatine it was in the.
Garbage both my doctor and my acurpuncturists, said get off
the creatine really, now but the scores prove.
Speaker 1: It.
Speaker 3: YEAH i think now some people can take. IT i don't.
Speaker 2: KNOW i JUST i don't.
Speaker 4: Know you got to remember about, supplements And i've learned.
This it's not a one size fits all, thing, right
you really should be tested for what supplements you. Need,
YEAH i agree with that that they're. Expensive tests are,
outraised Doctor. Hyman like four hundred, dollars you get all
the tests you. Want for hundred, bucks you get all
the tests you. Want, Really, yeah that's really, cheap Doctor Mark. Hymen,
yeah you got to be able to call for four
hundred dollars to do. It but like and then then
there's other stuff Like, alzheimer's like predisposed tests and other
stuff that are a little bit extra Like parkinson's and
runs in my, family runs in your. Family you might
want to you, know get. THAT i have not done.
This i've thought about, it but IF i do, IT
i got to do it for my wife. Too it
would be selfish for. Me that's about a thousand. Dollars
so it's something that you, know and it's NOT i
don't think it's covered by.
Speaker 2: Sure it's so none of.
Speaker 4: That but Doctor hymen's actually Doctor Mark, hyman very trustworthy
name in the medical.
Speaker 1: Field and then the other Is. Collagen SO i just.
Speaker 3: My wife swears by. IT i don't really use.
Speaker 4: It, yeah it's it's supposed to help your skin in
your hair and. Stuff my best device is to eat
food with collagen in it and stuff like. THAT i
don't really eat BECAUSE i would get like acne because
of the.
Speaker 3: Collagen, okay she swears by.
Speaker 2: It, YEAH i only just started.
Speaker 3: IT i don't know. Why i'm JUST i don't. Know
my hair's still. Black, WELL i have more great hair
than you, do And i'm like twenty years. Younger hang,
on ten years.
Speaker 2: Younger hang. ON i have to say.
Speaker 1: This i've been taking college for like a, week so
everything else has just been mean.
Speaker 3: Naturally, yeah And i'm being.
Speaker 1: Funny, NO i, no, NO i know, that BUT i
can't tell you the number of times my old man
for many many many. Years you gotta dye your, hair you,
MUST i go, no.
Speaker 3: No, no you could tell when people color.
Speaker 2: That i've never dyed my hair, EVER i.
Speaker 1: Don't now there are certain Light i'm amazed at how
GRAY i am in a certain. Light i'm, like, Whoa
and then of the other is now? PEOPLE i guess
somebody asked one of my, friends DO i wear to?
Pay BECAUSE i GUESS i. Have my hair is just
it's two. POMPADOORS i don't know WHAT i, AGAIN i
find it. Amusing i'm not, afellied but it. Is, yeah
that's all, right good. Enough lady goes for a walk with.
Speaker 3: Her dog in the. Woods it's a true. Story is
like a. Joke, no, okay it's a true. Story it's a.
Joke raby a black.
Speaker 4: Guy and, right, yeah.
Speaker 2: How does that? END i don't? Know, Okay well that's
What i'm thinking for.
Speaker 1: Somebody, yeah so, Late i'm pretty sure a lady went
for a walk with her, dog or let the dog,
out and the dog ran, off and she gets out
in the woods and she gets. Disoriented she did no
words like you Can't and it was right after the
storm or right around the time of the.
Speaker 3: Storm so The Monroe County.
Speaker 1: Sheriff where we, live had to go and do a
rescue In honeywoon to find this. Person and there is
a chance that you went without your, phone very good.
Speaker 3: CHANCE i just want the.
Speaker 1: People, WELL i can't imagine that because she called. Somehow
she must have, called So i'm thinking she had her.
PHONE i didn't think that through she had to have her,
phone Because i'm not saying. That once it gets dark
and there's so much cloud, cover you can't really follow
the north, star you know WHAT i, mean that'll always
point you north at least then maybe and get some
bearing as to what's everything after. That but so let's
take that. Out but you have accomplish on. There but
most people don't know what direction they live, in so
they don't know and there's probably other footsteps that you
get all. Confused so they had to go out and rescue. Her,
NOW i used to say AND i AND i always
kind of stood by. THIS i think that if they
have to do a rescue for, you because if something
dumb you, did.
Speaker 3: You pay for.
Speaker 2: It you got to pay for.
Speaker 3: It you're going.
Speaker 1: YES i think like there was once a guy who
went down into The Genesee river at the city and
he was going to take pictures that he got stranded
on a. Rock they had to bring out the ropes
guys to repel down and save him because he was being.
Dumb don't go down where there's rushing. Water, yeah they
had him a bill for parts and. Labor they don't
time six.
Speaker 3: Guys i'm pretty sure they.
Speaker 1: Don't but that's you. Want people want to go my tax,
dollars there's your tax.
Speaker 2: Dollars right, NOW.
Speaker 1: I will, Say god forbid anything ever happened like you you,
know and you needed.
Speaker 2: That, okay it's.
Speaker 1: There but, again guy walking down In Letchworth park The
Grand canyon to the east and he's walking along and
there's a trail closed or do not walk on this
trail River and the next thing you, know you have
to have a helicopter rescue because you went and it
was your, choice your. Choice i'm not sure with this.
Woman i'm on the. Fence i'm on the fence BECAUSE
i can't, remember AND i we had little technical difficulty
in the beginning AND i had to restart things and
so things got, lost And i'm trying to go from
memory on this. STORY i can't remember if she chased
after the dog that ran, out or she was walking
with the dog and maybe let it off leash like
you might in the woods and it took. Off So i'm,
going should she have to pay for this or should
she not.
Speaker 3: Have to pay for?
Speaker 2: It because it was truly an.
Speaker 1: Accident and that is why we have fire and, rescue,
Right that's why we have them to rescue, us to save.
Speaker 3: Us, yeah, Right, like let me ask you a, question
if your house catches.
Speaker 1: FIRE i was just going, there but go ahead unless
it was your, fault.
Speaker 4: It was, arson or if it was somehow like you,
play like If i'm playing with matches with the hairspray
LIKE i like to.
Speaker 3: Do, hey but watch, This.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna get rid of these flies the.
Speaker 3: Washed do you have a stick bug problem in your house? Too,
yeah BECAUSE i.
Speaker 1: Do or not as common, today BUT i think it
could still happen.
Speaker 3: Smoking in. Bed, yeah people still do.
Speaker 2: THAT i forget fall asleep. Right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, now there's a lot of flame retardant things you could,
buy blankets and. STUFF i believe that people may. HAVE
i think they even just make it automatically because of
probably those idiots in. That but if we had to
rescue somebody because they were smoking in, bed what do
we say their fault or, hey that's what we're all here.
Speaker 2: FOR i don't. KNOW i don't really.
Speaker 3: Know accidents. Happened it's just it's a tough.
Speaker 4: Call, well BECAUSE i don't want Because i'm the idiot
who would, say, oh they ought to pay for, it
and they do something, stupid my house catches fire and
then all.
Speaker 1: Of a, sudden well wait a, Minute see you KNOW
i was, very very righteous and idealists for many. Years story,
yeah UNTIL i, went what an?
Speaker 3: IDIOT i may Maybe.
Speaker 2: I'm wrong, HERE i might be.
Speaker 4: WRONG i Don't WHEN i first started in, radio my
sleep schedule was so. Bad one DAY i was, tired
like five. O'clock i'm gonna make some rum and, noodles,
Right SO i start to boil the. Water and then
when the water's, boiling you throw the ram manules. In
SO i gotta lay on the couch while it's boiling
because it takes. Forever next, thing you, know smoke detector goes.
Off twenty minutes. LATER i actually burned the. Water it
dried up the, pot burned the, pot it smoked. Out i'm,
LIKE i could HAVE i know people who actually died doing.
That they were, drunk they came home to try to
make something to. Eat they passed down on the, couch caught,
fire the stove caught, fire burned the house, down killed
two girls back home in silver Cread. Dunkirk but, yeah
and so it's LIKE i but my point IS i
could do something stupid like, that and, like well wait a, minute,
NOW i had the top finder sticker, up AND i
pay my.
Speaker 3: TAXES i shouldn't be in trouble for. It hang on a,
second But i'm dumb enough to do. Something i'm just
saying it Was. Dunkirk it's.
Speaker 4: Terrifle the GIRLS i did their, Father oh, yeah, tragic.
Awful try to end up naming a pub after like, really,
really that's. It, really that's how we're gonna remember. Her
is everyone, Is oh, GOSH i hear the burnt pizza
is the.
Speaker 3: Best my father came. Home he, goes do you drink? Alcohol?
Speaker 4: Like, NO i think you know. That he, goes all, right,
well you don't want to do. This if you, do
SO i got the whole. Lesson i'm, like that's, awful
and that's the best you could come up with.
Speaker 3: This don't go do.
Speaker 2: This, ah that's, funny all, Right so we're gonna say
that we.
Speaker 1: Shouldn't, no don't charge you because you can't get disoriented
in the. Woods she was, old, Right, NO i don't
know how old she. WAS i don't have an age
on this. Person I'm i'm thinking it's somebody who's not very.
Old i'm gonna go thirty five and but got disoriented
In it's so it's all the WHITE i can't tell the.
Speaker 4: Many Times i've gotten lost coming back From Greg connor's
house Because i'm too stubborn to type in my own
address into THE. Gps all of a, SUDDEN i end
up with Like East rochester about air, alright, alright so,
yeah SO i think we should give these people a.
Speaker 1: Break, okay all, RIGHT i Mean i'm gonna go with
you on this. ONE i am gonna go with you
though it is more fun to.
Speaker 2: Go, yeah you deserve to.
Speaker 1: Pay were they high? NOT i don't even? Know, hey
nowadays legal? Right AND i don't think we have a
limit on.
Speaker 3: Cannabis. YEAH i read consequences about like you.
Speaker 4: KNOW i, mean there's consequences for drinking and, driving, obviously
and blowing a point oh.
Speaker 1: SIX i want to re consequences WHEN i have to
wait twenty minutes of the drive through.
Speaker 2: Window that's the consequence should.
Speaker 3: Be consequences should? Be but are there weed? Consequences?
Speaker 1: Uh driving While i'm? Paired why do they judge that
it's got to be a blood? TEST i think that
they have to call.
Speaker 2: In, Honestly i'm not.
Speaker 1: Kidding AND i will ask this question because, Uh Deputy
Brendan hurley will be on and this is a good
one for people to.
Speaker 2: KNOW i think they have to.
Speaker 1: Call in a drug expert that's been trained on the, force,
okay to come and make the.
Speaker 3: EVALUATION i.
Speaker 2: Think so you, know you gotta.
Speaker 3: Wait so you know how drivers said they used to teach.
Speaker 1: Us, Okay bob's gonna come down and smell.
Speaker 3: You, okay yeah, right so or the, dog, right bring
the dog through the. Dog oh, yeah he's definitely. High
the guys eating the, dogs eating scooby, snacks he's definitely.
It so like they used to.
Speaker 4: Say like a driver's, said this is before nineteen or
this is before the turn of the, century one, shot
one glass of, wine one pint of beer about the,
same one per, hour, right that was the, Story so
you could drink one per. Hour but then they relaxed
the rules and invented this stuff called craft. Beer and
some of that stuff is like. Moonshine so the one
drink rule doesn't apply.
Speaker 3: Anymore oh that's, Fair, okay that's. Fair now apply it to.
Weed is?
Speaker 4: It can you imagine them describing this? Drivers, okay is
it one? Puff is it two? Puffs is it three
puffs an?
Speaker 2: Hour your?
Speaker 4: Lungs can you imagine them sitting there, Like, okay one
gummy equals one joint equals.
Speaker 3: Half half a portray of. Brownie imagine explaining that to
a driver's egg cloud would be.
Speaker 1: FOR i almost said the wrong, name not the wrong
name on, Purpose that WASN'T i was going to see
your old name From.
Speaker 3: Ray.
Speaker 1: Oh okay For Dan, marilla who is all about, forgiveness
but not with The buffalo.
Speaker 2: Bills you better have got it.
Speaker 1: Right my, Forgiveness my forgiveness runs out for.
Speaker 2: Them, NO i don't know.
Speaker 4: Yet look we're GONNA i Hope i'm as wrong About
Joe brady AS i was About Josh.
Speaker 3: Allen, okay, GOOD i, SAID i wanted to.
Speaker 4: Be more wrong About Josh allen than my first, marriage
and that has paid off.
Speaker 3: Dividends I'm Bill.
Speaker 1: Murran we'll see you next.
Speaker 3: Time Sam's California, Baby things of God.
Speaker 1: Worth he's a land up.
Speaker 3: Opportunity for me is just a curt