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Speaker 5: There you that a test run this.
Speaker 2: Week for Christmas, aren't you? I not so much.
Speaker 1: I think I'm gonna I think it'll be one of
the parental view Okay, okay.
Speaker 3: I heard they're mad at Danny too for dropping their
life name on the show last night. You know, no
Italian wants their business out there.
Speaker 2: Come on, Danny.
Speaker 3: Do better. Might not make it the Christmas it's.
Speaker 2: I can't get over that with that guy. Hey Luigi,
it's me.
Speaker 3: Oh that's right.
Speaker 1: The all right, I got a couple of things here.
Do we want to begin with uh sports or do
we want to begin with legal or do we just
go right to calling places and trying to sing let's
call places. Well, let's hold that for a second, I
want to bring this up because I think you're gonna
have thoughts on it.
Speaker 2: For sure.
Speaker 1: I have thoughts, I know, and and I think Kevin
has Kevin has been harping, was really harping on this team, saying.
Speaker 2: They are the Jets.
Speaker 3: They are the Jets.
Speaker 2: Did you not say that?
Speaker 3: You mean you mean the team with the owner who
voted a veto to trade because the guy had a
low man rating.
Speaker 2: If that is really they are saying.
Speaker 1: And the Athletic is not. It's now owned by the
New York Times, pretty reputable, and look, we know guys
who write for them. Well, we know guys who write
for them, so I'm going to say that they have
pretty solid guys.
Speaker 5: They're not idiots, they have smart writers.
Speaker 1: So this whole article, I have not read the athletics article.
I got the abbreviated one from the New York Post,
but this is out there, and I don't care. Yes,
they all know the idiots first, like the third grade level,
but I really think that the New York Post is written.
Speaker 3: On a third grade level. I'm pretty sure.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 2: And I don't mean that to mean there's page six,
because I do.
Speaker 1: I just think that it's easier consumption than it's it's
for the dumb New Yorkers.
Speaker 3: Yes, the non Wall Street guys, including me.
Speaker 1: I love going there because I just love like the
the uh, the headlines and things because they always.
Speaker 5: Be I missed the Daily News. I used to love
the Daily News.
Speaker 2: Well you can still get it on you can't, but like.
Speaker 6: The writers are gone, all the great writers are gone,
so now it's kind of like been watered down.
Speaker 3: Is the top tier? Yeah, the Post is what the
special led paper.
Speaker 2: I don't I get.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't even I would almost pays Wall Street Journals above.
I thought the Daily News was above the Post.
Speaker 6: The Daily News it went and used to go New
York Times Daily News posts in the Post.
Speaker 3: And that's just how Billy Joel sang it right.
Speaker 6: But there's also news, a reason why there was also
news Day, and there was also the Wall Street Journal,
but that wasn't really New York centric.
Speaker 2: But I love the Post, all of them. I love
the Post. They were more colorful, they posted the best
Yankee coverage.
Speaker 3: Yes, they've had the best coming up.
Speaker 5: But I read the Daily News because I wanted to
get up objectivity, because they were more of a Mets paper.
Speaker 1: So this whole thing about what Kevin said, the owner
basing trades on somebody's Madden score and then a fire
gm who you could say has an axe to grind.
Speaker 2: I'm sure there's all kinds of ways you.
Speaker 1: Can shrug this off off, but he said this guy,
Uh listened to his teenage sons.
Speaker 2: The kid's name is Brick. He's eighteen years old, Brick Johnson.
His name is Brick Johnson can wear drowning and laughing.
Speaker 1: The kid's worth more than you, oh god, more than
more than like a or three of us hired by Plaza.
Speaker 3: My business out there.
Speaker 1: I'm putting your business out there. What I'm not Italian
but not know what I.
Speaker 3: Got but not.
Speaker 5: The guy's at Victor christ for Dodge Geep.
Speaker 2: I heard it short, but thick.
Speaker 3: Oh, it's like ordering a medium misteak at Teddy's.
Speaker 2: Uh, this is crazy, is it not? Is it not crazy?
Is it not crazy?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: That I mean, are you not the laughing stock of
the NFL. This is now out there, whether or not
everybody reads The Athletic, and I think you have to subscribe.
I think I got it for a dollar for the year.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, it makes the.
Speaker 1: NFL organization this to me, it looks terrible, and they go,
it was used. It is used as a reference point.
It is not determinative, the spokesperson told the Black Points.
So they're using the Madden score, and I'm sure analytics
going to the Madden score. They're not making these arbitrary
things up. But it's a video game.
Speaker 2: And the players seriously, well, yeah, and my Matt rais
only eighty five. Yeah, and so what my agent? But
who is in Judy? Was it Judy? Jerry Judy, Jerry Judy,
Jerry Judy.
Speaker 3: Who you heard?
Speaker 1: If you watch any games recently with the Cleveland Browns,
it's been spectacular.
Speaker 2: He has been fantastic, considering the.
Speaker 3: Fact that like he couldn't catch a ball at Denver
to save.
Speaker 6: His He couldn't catch a ball to save his life
in Denver. And look who's playing quarterback.
Speaker 5: He had Deshaun Watson, who's just a shell of himself
after he stopped getting his his rubbin tugs. Yeah, and
then Javis Woodson, who's trying his best, but he just
he just can't help himself getting picked off every fifteen seconds.
Speaker 2: What's the matter, Kevin?
Speaker 3: That been gone? Already.
Speaker 5: I guess I didn't realize that.
Speaker 2: Just slam it.
Speaker 5: It's like with the temperature drops when you go outside,
It's like, oh man, maybe.
Speaker 2: There wasn't a catch up. I love dinner. Did you
drink dinner, Billy? Yes?
Speaker 5: I did.
Speaker 2: Jefferson your Presence Christmas? And Irish slim fast one for breakfast,
one for.
Speaker 3: Lunch for dinner. I love Guinness. I just love guinness.
And I don't know breakfast once for lunch and Shepherd's
By for dinner.
Speaker 6: That's what I went out of my way not to
get your guinness for or whiskey for Christmas.
Speaker 5: I'm not a I said no alcohol for anybody this year.
Speaker 2: I am not. You got a se dumb ass that
was different paid.
Speaker 3: I paid Bob for useless jobs around the house with it.
Speaker 2: Did you that's awesome? I uh know.
Speaker 1: Kevin said to me, put some Jon in your I
came in and I was thinking about a Guinness on
the way here. I was like, oh, I'm gonna have
a Guinness during the show.
Speaker 3: I love this.
Speaker 2: I love that I get to do this.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking all these thoughts and then I come in
and Kevin says, there don't be put Jameson in there,
and I said nah, because I had taken a sip
and it tasted so good. I didn't want to ruin
the taste, not that it would ruin ruin it does.
I was gonna say it does enhance. I just I
didn't want to. I wanted to enjoy this and I
did it.
Speaker 3: Oh you enjoyed it? I couldn't.
Speaker 2: Did you taste it?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 3: Are you sure? Yes?
Speaker 1: I'm wondering if there wasn't a full I wonder if
you didn't have a problem. So I don't think there
was a full pint in there.
Speaker 3: Really they shortage?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think they short It's like.
Speaker 3: The Golden ticket. You got an eight ounce Guinness and
the sixteen ounce.
Speaker 2: Camp we put Hair's your dude? All right? So Danny
thoughts on this.
Speaker 5: Jesus, the Jets are the gift that keeps on giving.
Speaker 6: They are the jelly of the month clubfl Well.
Speaker 2: Who wants to coach there? Who wants somebody else?
Speaker 3: Ryan?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Rex?
Speaker 8: Ryan?
Speaker 2: Okay, but maybe they'll maybe they'll take Rex.
Speaker 3: This is the fourteenth.
Speaker 1: Season that they haven't made the playoffs, right, I think
it's the longest current run of teams.
Speaker 5: I think in America, in America for American sports. Remember
when the Bills were that team forever? Yes, it's now
the Jets.
Speaker 2: What do the Bills do seventeen years?
Speaker 5: What's seventeen years?
Speaker 3: But here's the thing. It's an NFL coaching job, so
that everybody will line up for just to get into them.
Seen him, you know, when they get fired, they can
go to done.
Speaker 6: You're not seen him major LYE two where Roger Dorn
has to sell the team back but he's still on
the team and they look, they're looking for a pitch.
Speaker 5: Hrudder. He goes, oh run, they keep pushing it out. No,
you're not running. Someone's gonna want that job no matter what.
Speaker 6: Well, and the story was that Bill Belichick actually inquired
about it. I don't believe that he did not, But
there was a story that came out this weekend that
Bill Belichick actually acquired about the job.
Speaker 5: I find that hard to believe.
Speaker 3: Bill Belichick hates the Jets, and Woody Johnson hates Bill Belichick.
Speaker 2: The Sun's roles in the organization way Harmon, who were
eighteen and then.
Speaker 3: He's a this by the way, Brick is a freshman
at heart. No, they do have a role in the organization.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they do.
Speaker 1: It's completely ridiculous to suggest that any outside info is
intended to replace the opinions of Woody Johnson's staff freshman Harvard.
Speaker 6: It's a freshman at Harvard Law School.
Speaker 2: Just costly Jets another playoffs.
Speaker 3: Sorry, way to bring a song from the nineties that
nobody else I apologize.
Speaker 1: Johnson fired Douglas along with coach Robert Solo this season,
Douglas being the GM. Douglas told the Confidence per the Athletic,
I answer to a teenager when we're discussing things. You'll
hear Woody cites something that Brick or Jack read online.
That's being weighed equally against whatever opinion someone else in
the department has, one, anonymous Jets executive told the publication.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Hugh Douglas.
Speaker 1: The report also claims Johnson and his wife, Suzanne, who
also have allegedly disparaged players in the locker room, with
Johnson reported report telling former quarterback Mike White, you should
throw your your helmet. You fucking suck after a twenty
twenty two loss to the Seahawks. He apologized to White for.
Speaker 3: The remark I got wrong about that.
Speaker 1: Team spokesman told the Athletic. Yes, look, I don't know
what to think of all this. I would just say
that's a team. I don't want to be prece.
Speaker 5: I know what I would think.
Speaker 6: If I were a Buffalo Bills writer for the Athletic,
I would make a bee line or I would have
made a bee line today to Mike White, who is
on the was on the practice squad and ask him for.
Speaker 2: The Bills practice Yeah, oh, I didn't know he was
on the Bills press.
Speaker 6: And ask him, Hey, Mike, yeah, well, can he tell
us some Jets duce?
Speaker 2: What was it like?
Speaker 5: Play it for Woody? And I'm sure he'd be classy
enough not to.
Speaker 2: Say, but he would give you something. Of course, we'll
give you a nugget. Man.
Speaker 6: Now, I think they want to keep it quiet because
they play the Jets next week. But don't think for
one second. Next week someone's gonna go like Tim Grant
was a smart guy. Yeah, he's gonna go to Mike
White and like, yeah, what can you tell us about
the Jets?
Speaker 2: Should we uh?
Speaker 1: Should we reach out to Tim at some point well
after maybe after the Jets game, to.
Speaker 6: Go well, like it's Chris, it's Christmas week, so I
don't know if we're going to.
Speaker 2: Be no, no, no.
Speaker 1: What I'm saying is after after yes, should even after
the Jets game, call him and go Did you ever
at any point consider asking Mike White about this Woody
Johnson story?
Speaker 5: M hmm.
Speaker 1: I don't know, because I I don't know that he'll
they'll do it, or if they do it, I don't
know that they'll print it. For exactly the reason you're saying,
we don't want to give him any reason to be fired.
Speaker 5: That's funny.
Speaker 6: I've actually suggested questions to a couple of Bills reporters
the past year, and they actually were asked during a
press conference.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, I like that.
Speaker 3: That's the dumbest fucking question I've ever heard in my life.
Speaker 1: No, Deon Dawkins goes. By the way, God, that plane
didn't at my house.
Speaker 5: By the way, it was involving the Jets too.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they had just fired Robert Salah and elevated their
defensive coordinator to head coach.
Speaker 5: And I said, brown a text our friend Sad, I said, hey,
can you ask somebody? Could you ask mcderbott?
Speaker 6: Have somebody asked mcderbott if he's ever like gone to
it played a team who just fired a tech coach
and got to the former head coach and asked for intel.
Speaker 5: So he asked mcderbott the question and.
Speaker 2: Mcderbott says, there are coaches who do that.
Speaker 5: We don't do that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, wink wink, Right, he.
Speaker 5: Didn't say the wink wink part.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying, yes, Uh, do you think other teams
though at any point, because I do believe there's probably
real analytics that go into Madden look at this when
considering a trade, just as a reference point, and then
do their due diligence, because I do think there's an
emotional component that you'll talk to somebody and you can
almost see the fire in their belly.
Speaker 3: Who knew that.
Speaker 1: Judy was going to be what Judy is after coming
off Denver five years?
Speaker 3: Four years and shit in Denver?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean he was a bust.
Speaker 3: And if Madden declines your trade, then you know you
shouldn't do it. But how about the new But when
he's got his boys doing shit? That is just stupid.
Speaker 2: But what the thing is though, the thing you had success?
Speaker 5: Cowboys have had three twelve and five seasons in a row.
They get beaten the playoffs in the first round, but.
Speaker 2: They're still reasonably successful.
Speaker 6: True with Tony Romo when he and t O went
on that trip to to uh Mexico, is because they
had a bye week, they'd won the division and the Giants,
the Giants were like the lowest seeded teams to ever
win the Super.
Speaker 5: Bowl at that point. It was just like it just
it was a they beat the Patriots.
Speaker 6: But the thing is, though, is that like you Dallas,
Dallas has had success.
Speaker 5: They have won a super Bowl. They haven't played the
Super Bowl.
Speaker 2: They've been successful.
Speaker 6: I mean I would I would have taken Dallas's previous
seventeen years over that bill seventeen year drought.
Speaker 3: Yeah right, we all would.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know.
Speaker 5: I mean but like, but Woody Johnson, like that family
is messing that, like the daughter like end up dying.
I mean, just a lot of weird stuff with that family.
Speaker 3: Because the Jones family is just straight normal.
Speaker 1: Why don't about people like dying. Nobody died. He did
have a child. Well that happens. And by the way,
that's just love, Kevin, that's just love. They got away
from us. It's got love that got out of control.
That well, that that plane thing is pretty freaky because
that wasn't like a local. Hey, let's go look at
Dion Dawkin's house. That was somebody flying from Lansing, Michigan
to White Plains, New York.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 3: Probably plane business, which.
Speaker 1: By the way, any pilot that I've known commercially, my
uncles and my cousin would.
Speaker 2: Say, never get into single.
Speaker 5: That's what killed Munson. Yeah, it's a single engine plane.
Speaker 2: Yeah, But I mean I get the idea. Why do
they make them, uh something to.
Speaker 3: Do because they're cheap, and they're cheap, and I yeah, yeah,
and you're taking a risk.
Speaker 6: And you know, if somebody told you before you get
on a plane you have a one and a hundred
chants of dying, would you get in the plane?
Speaker 1: I'm going I probably am if I need to get
somewhere fast. Hey look, I'm gonna tell you something driving
here tonight because I had to pick up my son
from basketball practice and then I wanted to get them home.
He was got testing things tomorrow, which I think sucks.
Speaker 5: The day before that's how they do it.
Speaker 1: Well, they don't, not not everywhere usually they try to,
but the day before the day Yeah, something like that. Anyway,
I could see that he was, so he was kind
of you know, I'm getting them home. On the way
back here, I'm at a red light, sixty three Merry Christmas,
the green arrow, Kevin turns, the arrow turns green. The
car in front of me is gonna go straight, not turning.
They like go forward, realize and they're all the way.
They're practically they're past the crosswalk. They're over the crosswalk,
and then they go racing up. Then I see another
car flying. I was making so much noise, like because
it it just like pure speed flying down a roll
and I go, what is going on? What is this
rush to get to the next red light?
Speaker 5: And especially on a roll road?
Speaker 2: But either way, I'm going this is isn't that kind
of tourney? Right?
Speaker 1: But my okay, So to your point of one in
one hundred dying, I feel like the chances of dying
just on the road may be greater than that. And
what are the most accidents happen within a mile of
your home?
Speaker 6: According to well, like, do you remember the big you
and I were working together when that plane crash happened
in Buffalo?
Speaker 5: Remember that one?
Speaker 6: Yeah, And it was supposed to be a flight from
New York City or something like that. It landed about
like like twenty minutes by foot from the airport. And
since that accident, the pilot didn't have like more than
one hundred hours logged in flight time. And since that accident,
that became the standard of Okay, here's what we're gonna do.
We're gonna put our pilots through all this training, all
these hours to make sure there.
Speaker 2: Are no more of these accidents of commercial flights.
Speaker 6: There have not been any commercial flight crashes commercial flights in.
Speaker 2: The United States since then.
Speaker 6: I'm not talking about Malaysian airlines, I'm not talking about overseas,
and I'm talking now private planes.
Speaker 2: That's a different story. Well, no, yeah, it would entirely.
Speaker 6: Yeah, So like you gotta wonder, like you know, with
these amateur pilots, I mean, they have a license.
Speaker 2: But so what.
Speaker 3: I'm sure, sign this is the third.
Speaker 6: Time that you we have talked on this show about
an independent plane.
Speaker 3: But if if I'm pretty sure, single engine planes are
a hell of a lot easier to fly than a commercial way.
There's a lot less buttons until you crash. Well, be
some of those signal engine traffic planes that we've had
around town. We're able to get off the ground with
some of the people that were in this.
Speaker 2: Yes, I agree the the single engine plane.
Speaker 1: The problem is, like I think this guy radioed an
emergency knowing that the engine had gone out and there's
no way to do anything because you don't have a
backup engin right flying one.
Speaker 3: So that's where duel.
Speaker 1: But if let's say this Anthony Daniellie Daniellye family owns.
Speaker 3: That property where Whole Foods.
Speaker 1: Is and all this stuff, and they they own a
bunch of things along Boulevard. He flies and he'll fly
up to Boston to have dinner with his kid who
goes to who lives up that way.
Speaker 2: And then fly home.
Speaker 1: If he said to you and hey, Danny, you got
Danny now has gone out as a solo artist, Kevin.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you knew this. He's gone out as.
Speaker 1: A solo artist and he's got a gig in Boston,
and Danny's like, I got to get to Boston, And
Danny Ellie says, I'll fly. I'm flying there Saturday around
noon and I'll hang out, I'll go to the concert
and we'll fly back afterwards. Are you willing to do that.
I don't think he's single engine, But even if he was,
would you do it?
Speaker 5: I want to say yes, yeah, because I would trust him.
Yet then again, I'm sure I would have trusted this
the guy that crashed.
Speaker 2: That's the thing.
Speaker 5: Like, I got a friend who is a pilot. Yeah,
but he's like, it's a real play, and he's like
he's told people like when Kobe Bryant got into his accident,
his theory was a helicopter. His theory was Kobe was
telling the pilot, I don't care what you got to do.
We got to get to.
Speaker 6: This camp, so I hired you, so you're gonna do
what I tell you to. Well, the story was that
they grounded all helicopters in Los Angeles County that day.
That morning, nobody's getting off the ground, but Kobe, knowing
his mama mentality, nobody.
Speaker 2: Tells Kobe what to do.
Speaker 6: Kobe's like, if there's a mountain, I go through it,
and well that analogy.
Speaker 2: Sorry, but no, I wasn't. I was, but yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, that's not nice podcast.
Speaker 2: He couldn't.
Speaker 3: You couldn't because you're drunk.
Speaker 6: No, Like my pilot friend goes, he's told owners Hey, look,
you could fire me. I'm the most important person on
this plane. If I say we're not going, you're not going.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Period.
Speaker 6: I also know another multi millionaire who said, yeah, I've
told the pilot no, you do what I tell you
to do.
Speaker 3: So I really have a god complex.
Speaker 5: I am god like Baldwin. Yeah. So if Anthony Daniel's
I probably say yes.
Speaker 2: I would probably say yes too. Yeah, I really would.
I'm thinking, what are the chances, what's the market price?
Speaker 1: How have we gone before we've actually heard of another
single engine playing crash where people died?
Speaker 2: Dtor Whartman, was that a single engine playing.
Speaker 3: Or whichever?
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I thought his was more of a jet.
I didn't think. I think I think he was above
single engine.
Speaker 5: Did they ever get the cause of that?
Speaker 2: I think they hit a wind shear or something. I
don't know.
Speaker 5: A windshield, a wind shear, what's that?
Speaker 2: That's where you get to It's like.
Speaker 3: That ship and top good when Mavericks started spinning a goose.
Speaker 1: Oh it's two win they hit Okay, the wind is
coming from the east and the west and it hits
together and shoots straight down it. I think they're im
possible to navigate. My brother hit a wind sheer. My
brother wanted to be a pilot, so out of high
school he went to Indiana State Flight school.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, Sycamore.
Speaker 1: He had been flying planes out of the aerodrome, probably
single engine planes, flying over our house, telling my father
how crappy the house looked from the air.
Speaker 3: Why don't we call your uncle, and asked, well, he
is a fly single engine plane.
Speaker 2: Uh, I haven't talked to eight.
Speaker 5: Crappy house looked from me?
Speaker 2: Yes, because my dad was like Charlie Buckett. My dad.
Speaker 3: My dad was.
Speaker 1: Changing the roof so it was like brown shingles to
black shingles, so it was half done and he's doing
it by himself, and my brother flies over and goes, Dad,
it really looks like shit from the air.
Speaker 2: They was like fourteen to fifteen years old.
Speaker 1: Then he went out, but he hit a wind sheer
and he had an engine stall on him and it
freaked him out, and and he left Indiana State and
came home, and I think didn't know what he was
going to do, so he went to community college.
Speaker 5: How do you survive?
Speaker 2: You're dangerous? I don't know.
Speaker 1: I never asked the details on like the wind shear
and stuff. I just remember hearing from my mom like
he hit a wind shear and it just freaked out.
Speaker 6: So, in other words, a more experienced pilot could navigate
a wind shear.
Speaker 3: Because I thought the windshire also depends on the size
of a plane.
Speaker 2: I thought the wind shear was part of the factor.
Speaker 1: I may not be right on this with the buffalo
crash that you referred to, okay, because you know coming
off the lake, I don't know.
Speaker 5: Because you think that if that were the case, that
would happen.
Speaker 2: Well, you can go.
Speaker 1: It happens around our area because if you walk through
woods and stuff, you'll see people who have hunting cabins
and things. They'll tell you like you can see whole
areas where the wind just comes down and just knocks
out the trees and stuff. I mean, these are they're
you know, gusts maybe forty fifty miles an hour, which
we go out.
Speaker 2: It's not that bad. Yes, stand in that and tell
me it's not bad. And they hit and it just
goes straight down.
Speaker 5: Oh wow.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: We learned something new every day in this podcast. I'm
not to get in a wind.
Speaker 2: Shoot there you go.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll take a get a pilots, take a moment.
I think we need to do some calls, some Christmas calls.
Speaker 2: We made Kevin up first. Kevin was great. Kevin came
with a whole list. We have phone numbers to waffle
houses all over the South.
Speaker 3: So I can also quit Golden Coral if you want
me to, and I like the Golden Crowd, you can.
I can quit Golden Corral till want me. I like
Golden Crow.
Speaker 2: I like Golden Corral. And uh, I.
Speaker 3: Got numbers all over the place.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you do. You got to remember from Springfield, Massachusetts, which.
Speaker 3: We've got them, from Syracuse to Los Angele.
Speaker 1: You do, I've got now. Danny used to say when
we would do these, we're going to Syracuse, We're going Tonessee,
to Memphis, Tennessee. Uh, we have flat Rock, North Dakota.
A waffle house?
Speaker 5: You know we need here? What do we need a
waffle house?
Speaker 1: All right, we'll take a moment. It actually better, Nick Tajos,
I think is better, although they don't do much breakfast stuff.
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Speaker 10: Time.
Speaker 5: For specific reason, this inspired we are on the world.
Speaker 3: Just mixing back up somewhere randomly.
Speaker 2: The reason why I like this song, Oh.
Speaker 3: The world, it's Christmas tide, butts.
Speaker 2: For the unsaved and.
Speaker 5: Pay for both of you every days.
Speaker 9: Time it's not work.
Speaker 2: What bottom screams.
Speaker 1: Comes the most nonct tonight.
Speaker 2: Thank God it's them that are starving and not you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's his point, I know, but it feels like
a shitty thing to say in the song.
Speaker 5: I've always well that's the point. He's trying to make
it feel bad for, you know, for.
Speaker 6: Having, because you know people actually deep down, if you
really examine your heart.
Speaker 5: Yeah, thank God, it's.
Speaker 2: Not me, we all do it. God it's dim instead
of house.
Speaker 5: Which is about I. So then Lionel Richie was just like, well,
we got to do something.
Speaker 1: No, it wasn't Lionel Richie that said we got to
do something. It was Lionel Richie that was sort of
put in charge.
Speaker 2: Of doing something. It was quincya.
Speaker 3: That's third PRESI of the United States.
Speaker 2: We gotta sing somethout we out the.
Speaker 3: World have another gid as you drunk, fuck.
Speaker 5: Quick John Quincy Adams.
Speaker 2: We're gonna get a Lincoln. But he got shot in
the head.
Speaker 11: He was the fourth president. God I look at anyway
it was it was it was Washington, yes, John Adams, No,
it was Quincy uh, Quincy Jones, yes, the producer that that.
Speaker 1: But he kind of put the pressure on Lionel Richie
and he and Michael Jackson wrote the song, but it was.
Speaker 6: Michael originally wrote. It was kind of smalty. So I
was like, okay, let's let's let's bunch it up a
little bit. Then they kept going to Stevie Wonder, and
Stevie Wonder of course, was like, yeah, they can't get
ahold of them. Then he shows up the night they
recorded and he wants to change the whole thing, and
that people singing Swahili.
Speaker 5: Oh and then like well the heck no, good old
boy over the sing.
Speaker 2: So Bullet got up and left.
Speaker 3: Did they give it to Stevie and Brown.
Speaker 2: No, Kevin, they fed him the lines, but they did.
Speaker 5: Stevie actually got Bob Dylan to figure out how to sing.
Is Bob Dylan couldn't figure out how to sing his part?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, he worked with them off in the corner.
Do they know it's all right?
Speaker 1: So the name of this game is where we call
waffle houses. I don't know the name of the game,
but we called waffle house.
Speaker 2: You're a mess? What do you mean talking about him?
Speaker 3: A mess? I can't even talk.
Speaker 2: What do you what are you saying? I've not even
done anything.
Speaker 12: I have not done anything?
Speaker 3: What you Wiley?
Speaker 2: Wiley, Sam.
Speaker 5: Let's let's give him. Let's give them time.
Speaker 1: So we call, we call waffle house, and whoever answers.
We cannot say hello, we cannot say. Anything we can
do is sing, sing, And then we stop at a
certain point and we guess whether or not we do.
Speaker 2: Whether or not you know what, you guys suck?
Speaker 3: Do we need the guests or we just keeping scores?
And who gets somebody to right score?
Speaker 2: Danny? Yeah, but they have to sing the rest. Put
this way, let's play this game. They have to sing back.
Speaker 6: Yes, you get a point that they sing back. Forget
the guessing. Do we have to get them to sing back?
Speaker 1: Do we want to call the waffle house in Flat Rock,
North Dakota or the waffle house in Fleetwood, Flowood, Mississippi?
Speaker 2: You want?
Speaker 3: You should do? Uh Christmas? Even hollis?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 3: Is Danny up first?
Speaker 5: Yes? I know where I'm going. Okay, going with Elvis?
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, I love Elvis Blue Christmas. Yes, all right,
We're calling the waffle house in Flowood, Mississippi.
Speaker 5: I really hope my wife is watching. I've been telling
her about this bit for years.
Speaker 12: Have you?
Speaker 1: This is one of my favorite bits that we used
to do. Danny this and calling the uh Tommy loved it.
I used to love them.
Speaker 2: When we would call.
Speaker 1: The the funeral parlors and ask you no, no, no,
the tannings to ask if we can bring a body
over from the funeral.
Speaker 6: Someone would actually break it down. Why wouldn't work with us? Like,
are you sure you want to do this? Because the
body needs oxygen to tan?
Speaker 7: You know this?
Speaker 5: Right here we go.
Speaker 13: Thank you for calling your local waffle house to plaza
to go order, please visit order dot wapple house dot
com or download and ordering app, as we no longer
except to orders over the phone. We look forward to
seeing you soon.
Speaker 2: Over rings through space locked or waffle house screwed up?
Speaker 13: Thank you for calling your local waffle house, or maybe
maybe they caught.
Speaker 14: You've made an invalid selection.
Speaker 13: Thank you for calling your local waffle house to plaza
to go order, Please visit order dot waffle house dot.
Speaker 2: Com or download the ordering app.
Speaker 13: Because we no longer except to go orders over the phone.
Speaker 6: You know why, because they caught on to us because
we tried this bit a couple of years ago.
Speaker 14: You've made an invalid selection.
Speaker 13: Thank you for calling you?
Speaker 5: Is that a Chinese restaurant?
Speaker 8: You've made an in balance?
Speaker 2: Director can't just pick numbers, do we?
Speaker 3: Okay, do you think all waffle houses are probably that way?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Let's try.
Speaker 5: Let's try to North Dakota.
Speaker 3: They don't have that kind of technology in North Dakota.
Speaker 2: All right, you won't say if they do in North Dakota.
Speaker 3: It's still got to ring through at some point.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 8: What.
Speaker 1: If there's an emergency and I need to get hold
of somebody at waffle house, right, this is ridiculous.
Speaker 3: I need to talk to Lee on the chef.
Speaker 2: This is.
Speaker 13: To go order please visits or download the new WAFF.
Speaker 5: As we do we do I Hops or Perkins or Denny's.
Speaker 2: We're calling Golden Corral.
Speaker 3: All right, to place an online order for Golden Corral.
Speaker 2: Well, this is how we do bits on the fly.
Speaker 12: I like it.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: Do we want to go to.
Speaker 1: Mmmm, Nampa, Idaho? Or Mormon's Martinsburg, West Virginia, West Virginia,
West Virginia.
Speaker 3: Mountain Mama B.
Speaker 7: There we go.
Speaker 5: How far is that from Huntington Martinsburg, West Virginia.
Speaker 2: I didn't calling the Golden Corral.
Speaker 5: Because they're like the meth capital of the world and
the fat capital of the world.
Speaker 3: Well, they probably closed in if they got a Golden Corral.
Speaker 2: All right, here we go.
Speaker 15: Welcome to Verizon Wireless.
Speaker 9: Your call can now become Wow, that's dialing issues.
Speaker 3: No, it's not.
Speaker 5: Fat thumb.
Speaker 1: I didn't fat. Well wait, I'll go back. Maybe maybe
Kevin's right. I can look at the reason.
Speaker 5: Kevin's got the red flag out not going to replay.
Speaker 2: No, that is correct. Okay, we'll try. Yeah, we'll try
the Idaho.
Speaker 5: They're on to us.
Speaker 12: Dad.
Speaker 3: There are we do you take reservations. You want to
crowd this, George, We're gonna help you.
Speaker 2: Oh he blue Christmas without.
Speaker 12: He laughed.
Speaker 2: You gotta chuckle, you gotta chuck. Very good. Dammy, here's
a dumb ass on the phone. All right, so we know.
Speaker 5: Usually women are more receptive.
Speaker 2: Are they still there?
Speaker 3: He wanted to hang up on you twice?
Speaker 16: So bad?
Speaker 3: Worse there?
Speaker 2: That's scary. All right, who's up next?
Speaker 3: I'll go next?
Speaker 2: All right? Do you want a Golden Corral in Vancouver,
Washington or Winchester, Virginia?
Speaker 3: Going out west?
Speaker 2: Going out west to the Vancouver Washington three See what
are you doing?
Speaker 3: I'm not saying Elvis though.
Speaker 2: Okay, it's an odd ring.
Speaker 15: I'm not sure, and thank you for calling the Golden Corral.
On Christmas Eve, we are opening at eight am for breakfast.
We breakfast with Santa for the children. Eleven am. We
are offering our dinner buffet and closing at five pm.
We are closed on Christmas Day. To place orders online,
please visit Goldencorral dot com and select the bank super
store for personal service. Please touch zero for more information.
Speaker 2: I touched zero.
Speaker 3: Wow, what is like four o'clock in the afternoon? Out there,
so the old folks are getting in there, so you
try another one. They're just ringing through.
Speaker 2: By the way, how can you have a Christmas dinner
buffet before dinner.
Speaker 3: Because they're closing them five so they can family.
Speaker 2: I guess so, But I mean, like, call it Christmas lunch.
I'm going to Rapid City, South Dakota.
Speaker 5: Nobody does a Christmas lunch. We should start Christmas lunches.
Speaker 1: I could do that, South Dakota sing a woke song,
Rapid City, South Dakota, Golden Corral, Kevin, thank you.
Speaker 17: For calling gold How can I help you?
Speaker 3: Frosty the Snowman was a jolly happy soul with a
corn cob pipe man, a button nose, and two eyes
made out of.
Speaker 6: Oh no personality. Okay, I think I think you dragged
it on a little too long. Someone who's done this
been successful. I think you dragged a little too long. No,
one just shortened a little.
Speaker 5: But it was good, good tone.
Speaker 3: I brought you into the Christmas present, and I brought
a twin.
Speaker 5: Remind me of someone who sat in the seat a
couple of days ago.
Speaker 2: Oh, the dirty Dan took a picture. Yeah, but these
are long? And then.
Speaker 3: All right, here we go, Golden Corral. You where you're going?
Speaker 2: Kansas City, Syracuse, Missouri. I wonder you have a holly,
jolly Christmas. It's the best time of the have a
son of But what happened to all?
Speaker 5: Who's in the spirit? Danny stressed out, this is nobody.
Speaker 3: He's in the spirit. Trumps America? This ship anymore?
Speaker 5: I thought Trump's America would be more like into this?
Speaker 2: Do we try one more?
Speaker 3: One more?
Speaker 2: I got one one more round.
Speaker 5: We gotta call like somewhere in the South though.
Speaker 2: Well, okay, let me see it's gotta be. There's going
to be now wait no, wait, no, wait, no way wait.
I missed page too.
Speaker 1: I missed page to Danny, your choice Dallas, Texas or
the Bronx New York.
Speaker 2: You know what Bronx, aren't you?
Speaker 3: So we had Jordan Brox we have to go to.
Then we have to do the Bronx.
Speaker 1: Okay, here we go, calling the Golden Corral in Bronx,
New York. Maybe you'll get the Bronx cheer. I didn't
realize there were seven to one eight are code?
Speaker 5: No, Hi, Jordan, we don't want to sing to Jordan.
Speaker 2: It's not that was It's not Jordan. That was want
you want some?
Speaker 7: Okay?
Speaker 2: If Viny get us same to him?
Speaker 10: N Hello, fro, I can help you today.
Speaker 5: Here comb saying the close coming close right down, Santa Claus.
Speaker 2: I fucking didn't even wait the Bronx didn't even wait you.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, I was out by a mile.
Speaker 2: Okay, heavenant would you like Dallas, Texas?
Speaker 3: Or the villages? I like the village.
Speaker 2: Okay, the closed now wait no, the village is in Florida.
May be a little more friendly, pineapple. They may be.
They may be a little more friendly.
Speaker 5: I don't know, upside down pineapple.
Speaker 2: No, it's different colored. Loof is down there.
Speaker 3: Oh that's right, your golf cart.
Speaker 12: There we go.
Speaker 5: It's Kevin Golden Corral.
Speaker 2: The village is Florida. M hmm. May they may be.
Speaker 3: They may be wrapped up early using the jello. Don't
eat the jello with the villages, Golden Corral or the
ice cream.
Speaker 2: All right, we'll try a different one. Well, go on,
I'm going to give you order. Lando.
Speaker 5: Should I singing that sounded Mickey or Rolando?
Speaker 12: Here we go?
Speaker 3: What should I sing like?
Speaker 2: Shaq Colon? Orlando?
Speaker 14: Thank you for calling Golden Corral to play at a
GC to go order, Press one, so this location is dollars.
Press two for directions. Press three to speak with a manager.
Press for to repeat this.
Speaker 13: Ye right, I think you're not going to help him.
Speaker 2: Deck the halls with balls of holly.
Speaker 3: Deck the halls with balls of holly.
Speaker 5: Oh man, nobody has the spirit of him?
Speaker 2: What is going on?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 1: I'm going to try Dallas, Texas because I think Dallas,
Texas it's going to give us exactly what we want.
But I don't know what I'm gonna say.
Speaker 18: I would go with Felice Navidad in Texas. You might
catch it migrant before he's gone.
Speaker 3: Thank you for choosing waffle House, just says calling. Oh
they're busy. Some other ship podcast is calling.
Speaker 2: All right, Uh.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm gonna go close to home, going to the queues.
I'm going to the queues, the big cues Jim Beheim
would have, saying, all.
Speaker 5: Right, here we go.
Speaker 10: Hello, and thank you for calling The Golden Corral. For
hours of operation, Press one to learn about our breakfast
buffet prices. Press two to learn about our lunch buffet.
Press three to learn about our dinner buffet prices. Press
four for catering in party room reservations. Press five to
reach guest services.
Speaker 14: Press six.
Speaker 3: Has failed miserably.
Speaker 2: Now if this were back in the day, I'd be
all stressed out.
Speaker 5: I'll call it fifty places.
Speaker 3: Well, he's hit it in the production room.
Speaker 15: Yeah all right, Well, thank you for calling.
Speaker 13: We are currently unable to take Oh.
Speaker 2: Please, you're currently unable to take our call. Well, I
guess I guess that wraps it up here.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna give you one more number to call, and
I want you to sing the bill song, the shout song. Okay,
it's an eight hundred front in the middle. It's highlight,
the kind of in blue.
Speaker 2: They're not going to answer.
Speaker 3: You have it a shot, but the we're all for six,
and we'll go for seven. Okay, here we go and
seeing the shouts on.
Speaker 13: Thank you for calling the New York Jets. The may
be monitored or recorded for quality assurance purposes. Thank you
for calling the New York Jets. Our offices are currently closed.
Speaker 10: Please press one to leave your name number, and.
Speaker 3: I would have left a message and saying it anyways.
Speaker 5: You were the time I called Berkshire Hathaway to try
to sell the bills. Yes, yes, good time. You let
them call Berkshire halfway?
Speaker 2: Wow. Oh, I'm disappointed.
Speaker 1: I always love that bit. Nobody sing back. They have
to sing the other part of the song.
Speaker 2: And usually in the South they're friendly and we would
get that.
Speaker 3: Apparently they're on to us.
Speaker 5: They're on to us.
Speaker 2: Uh, yeah, they may be. I don't know. We uh
we lost it there. Speaking of phone calls. Uh, let
me go to our listener line which is five A
five two of six eighty eight sixty six and see
if I.
Speaker 3: Can well there, maybe we still can't hear us.
Speaker 2: No, they can hear us.
Speaker 1: Now, I'm just gonna play you Vinnie and I'll start
with Vinnie from the other day and we'll just work backwards.
Speaker 2: Here we go.
Speaker 19: Hey man, Yeah, I got stumped the fuck out there too.
And motherfuckers. Anyways, what is it that you always say
the level of something is?
Speaker 2: Fuck?
Speaker 20: What is it?
Speaker 7: The level of opportunity is?
Speaker 12: Uh?
Speaker 7: Now was the Internet and everything?
Speaker 2: You always have that cane barrier?
Speaker 19: It was so uh po.
Speaker 2: Yeah you're saying I'm drunk, But the level of.
Speaker 19: Intro what the fuck do you always say that?
Speaker 7: We always giggle about you about not the whole boat.
Speaker 3: Okay, well, and seventy saves you on Facebook, which is
the cat.
Speaker 17: Anyways, you're giggling along.
Speaker 1: Now he leaves voicemails like my mother, like he's talking
to you right, this is Vinnie. Here comes another Vinnie.
Speaker 21: And motherfucker, what are you doing? I know you ain't
posted nothing, so obviously after a couple.
Speaker 17: Of years, you're having a good time, and as you should.
Speaker 21: Jesus christ Man musting your boats. Take a couple fuck
goddamn nights of.
Speaker 3: What about a party line with Marge some night?
Speaker 2: All right, hang out, here's another one.
Speaker 3: He could your new stepdad.
Speaker 20: Fuck motherfuckers. I'm sitting in the fucking parking lot with
my pants. I'm down around my ankles, fucking jack in
my meat. I thought tonight was Christmas party tonight.
Speaker 2: Said.
Speaker 1: All right, now, I'm gonna hit the next one. This
is left yesterday Danny. How does he begin this one?
Speaker 12: What's up?
Speaker 2: Motherfuckers?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'll go with that.
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Or how Danny Anderson the studio every night.
Speaker 7: I got a great idea, meet you, Kevin and and
the kid. We put Danny in the hallway and we
let him come walking down the hallway and we see
if we can't swipe his legs out with pillows.
Speaker 12: I like it.
Speaker 19: Where's that Merry Christmas?
Speaker 3: Okay, short and thick pillows?
Speaker 2: Here we go, here's tonight, Here we go. How does
this one began? Kevin's some motherfuckers?
Speaker 16: Hey, motherfuckers, somebody pushed the button. Belle, Kevin, you know
what's your your fault? You're fucking write ninety percent of
the podcast allegedly ninety three fuck turn on the goddamn
volume Merry Christmas.
Speaker 2: He's like, okay, hate of us? Yeah, here we go, Hey, podcast?
Fucking why he just left while we were trying to
call Golden Craals. Danny has this one.
Speaker 5: I think he's gonna say, uh. I think he's just
started laughing.
Speaker 17: Hey, motherfuckers, I've called three times the first hour because
the sound was not. Now you're calling people at work,
and you didn't pick up when.
Speaker 22: I called the Oh it might not have been working,
who wasn't, Hey, motherfuckers, I've called three times the first
hour because the sound was not.
Speaker 17: Now you're calling people at work and you didn't pick
up when I called the last three times, and you
ain't even got the sound non Now you're fucking with
people at work saying Christmas coals. I fucking love it.
Speaker 3: You started that sounded like Hans Gruber and h or
the guy talking to Hans.
Speaker 5: So I heard Hans, Bubby, you think that I heards
a Christmas movie?
Speaker 2: Hell yeah, I want that laugh though, I just need
that laugh.
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 1: Well, uh, we will take a moment when't we come back.
Laws may change changing around the country, laws may change.
Speaker 3: Thanks Biden.
Speaker 2: We'll get to that right after this.
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Speaker 23: Is a song that there's a lot of Christmas songs
out there, and uh not too many Hanukkah songs. So
wrote a song for all those nice little Jewish kids
who don't get to hear any Hanka songs.
Speaker 2: Here we got comes honka so much to set. I
wonder if we should do that song?
Speaker 3: Yeah, the first the first night of is the twenty
fifth one of the Chinese ress gonna do this show?
Speaker 2: All right, Hang on a second, here's Vinny, You're live, Vinnie,
You're on?
Speaker 19: Instead of wonder, Hey, don't limit my fucking terms of
fucking en Garman, I still got fuck hole, fuck stick.
I mean I got a myriad of them.
Speaker 1: I'm very upset because I could be a complete jerk
on this or it could just be nice. But Kevin,
he did hit.
Speaker 17: Don't let's go Billy, What do you got so Kevin.
Speaker 1: Hit on a waffle house off air. He goes, let
me see these waff houses. Now, I called the two
waffle houses, and Kevin did run into this in one instance.
They don't give you an option to speak to anybody.
Speaker 3: It's just that recording.
Speaker 2: So I wasn't gonna waste I wasn't gonna waste her time.
Speaker 19: But I was just talking with you because I thought maybe,
and I'll be honest with you too, I thought maybe
after three has been like all right, with modern technology,
it might not be back in the day.
Speaker 3: I understand, I hear you.
Speaker 2: But so Kevin, then, uh try it. Kept trying.
Speaker 1: Now, what a good producer would do, they would have
precalled and told you how to get somebody on.
Speaker 2: That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Sorry, I have a real job.
Speaker 2: So we uh we didn't get it.
Speaker 1: But Kevin did get somebody and he sang jingle bells
and they sang back.
Speaker 5: Well back of the old days, I would have to
talk about, Yeah you did.
Speaker 2: You just called for like an hour.
Speaker 19: And when the sound kicked on, I you know what,
I was listening you. We just missed them, just all
the pantomimes for the first hour.
Speaker 2: I know, well, not the first hour, Vini twenty four.
Speaker 19: Minutes, dude, it was easily an hour. Me and Kim
Hollock were freaking going back and forth on the faith box, freaking.
Speaker 2: I'm taking that W.
Speaker 3: I'm taking a W.
Speaker 2: You got a w ive?
Speaker 3: Justum, yes you could.
Speaker 19: You could see the video. You just couldn't hear anything.
Speaker 2: No, I I I understand that it was. There was
a mistake. Tell me this what what did you get
the old the old lady, your your wife? What did
you get her for Christmas?
Speaker 3: Nuts?
Speaker 19: I'm still waiting for you. I'll be dead honestly, bro,
because you know me, I don't funk around. I'm waiting
for to uh hand me the the money for the
budget this year. So uh in a list so I
can go out in the next couple of days and
figure out what she wants in the first place.
Speaker 2: But thirty rack light brick a skull, baby, let's go
winter green.
Speaker 19: She's got a big family, and uh so, uh we
don't you know, we don't go crazy on ourselves. And
again you know right well we ain't necessarily big wheelers.
But she really wants a new phone. So a new
phone seems to be in the budget this year. So
we kind of just figured out, you know, well, uh,
she'll go out and pick out whatever she wants and
figure it out. Let the chips ball and we'll pay
for it later.
Speaker 3: You know how that I want you to paint a picture, Bill,
paint us a picture of what Vinnie's wife looks like.
Speaker 2: Well, I think Vinnie's wife is actually attractive, I think, Vin,
do you know what I.
Speaker 3: Think Vinnie was back?
Speaker 2: Probably?
Speaker 1: No, I'm not kidding. I know I know what you're thinking.
But I bet you Vinnie was attractive about thirty years ago,
and then Vinnie just took a hard left and is
it short? No, I don't need a picture of the Vinnie.
I'm okay.
Speaker 19: I mean, hey, you probably looked good thirty years ago too.
Speaker 2: Hey, Kevin, what do you oh? I'm big and thick.
Speaker 3: I'm amazed at how how fat I am I have.
Speaker 2: I've made plans for the New Years.
Speaker 19: So, Bro, you're preaching to the choir. I'm pushing freaking
almost two seventy now.
Speaker 2: And I think five, Oh, but you're six five.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's still that's a little I mean you should
be about what two thirty?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 19: Well that's fighting hit there, Danny.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there you go. All right? Fighting?
Speaker 19: Wait you want to anybody was fighting? Wait thirty years
I was fighting this at.
Speaker 3: The bar though, you know what height at the bar?
Speaker 2: He's fighting his wife over the budget.
Speaker 19: Well you know she's a she's not necessarily a fight
weight either.
Speaker 3: Oh has she gotten big shortened thing?
Speaker 20: You know? Uh?
Speaker 24: Uh?
Speaker 9: Prank?
Speaker 3: Call?
Speaker 17: Is this Mike gon?
Speaker 2: Hey? Hey, let me ask you this, Vinnie.
Speaker 19: I want nothing recorded now you know he does?
Speaker 2: Will Vinnie? Is she over? Is she over or under?
Two hundred pounds?
Speaker 20: Can I be funny?
Speaker 5: You do whatever you want.
Speaker 2: I would prefer you to be honest.
Speaker 3: What was the number in the script? Two hundred?
Speaker 19: She's five four?
Speaker 3: How's the next question?
Speaker 2: Okay, that doesn't answer the way question.
Speaker 19: Uh, I'd like to plead the fifth.
Speaker 2: Shut the front door.
Speaker 5: What shape is she in?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 19: Really good because she's got to put it up with me?
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, all right, she's a rhombus?
Speaker 19: Yes, can can on top?
Speaker 2: Huh? What did you say?
Speaker 3: Can get on top?
Speaker 20: What?
Speaker 15: What?
Speaker 8: What?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 7: What was that?
Speaker 19: I can't quite here?
Speaker 2: Are all right?
Speaker 19: I'm being funny? But yeah, but you know something, Kevin,
when was the last time you were on top? We've
been together twenty five years. Jesus Christ, good morning. We're
in We're in the two thousands. I haven't remembered the team.
I remember the early now ow ow ill ow hell
ow ill.
Speaker 2: All right, Vin, you asked for it. Merry Christmas, Buddy,
Merry Christmas.
Speaker 19: Vinny, don't think this was a When is this the
last show?
Speaker 2: Uh no, there'll be some shows next week.
Speaker 19: So you might hear from me.
Speaker 2: Now we probably won't. They may be pre recorded.
Speaker 3: We don't.
Speaker 19: Okay, wait, wait, hey, wait a second. Well back to
the thing, follow up question. They're professional. What did I
piss you off about?
Speaker 2: Piss me off?
Speaker 20: Oh?
Speaker 19: I thought you said that you had a little bone
to pick, but you were gonna go nice.
Speaker 1: No, I was talking about Kevin. I was talking about
Kevin with the waffle houses, and Kevin slamm me back.
Speaker 2: So we're good.
Speaker 3: Surprised he went nice.
Speaker 19: All right, all right, bro's have a good night.
Speaker 2: Good night, there he goes Vinnie. Guys, all right, maybe
we take a break. By the way, Dan Campbell just yeah,
uh we saw how brown his teeth are.
Speaker 5: Yeah you know what, Yeah, I didn't notice.
Speaker 3: The day and age we live in, it could be
coffee cool. I'm sure he talked about I bet he's
got a big old deeper in there.
Speaker 2: I think he's.
Speaker 5: I think he's I think on HBO show that he
does like pack up.
Speaker 1: But no opportunity in the day of the Internet goes unnoticed.
Speaker 2: Poor guy.
Speaker 1: The White Pearl Company has sent out something saying they
want to sponsor him and his teeth. They go after
Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell recently went viral for
his noticeably stained teeth. We'd like to extend an offer
to help him tackle this issue head on. We're proud
to offer coach Campbell a lifetime supply of professional teeth
whitening products and services to ensure his smile matches the
energy and excellency brings to his team.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, nicely they do. Right, then nicely the.
Speaker 3: Alf offered of anal bleaching for the other smile.
Speaker 6: Well, so, every every head coach in the NFL, like
I don't know about McCarthy with the Cowboys, because Jerry
Jones does it, but every NFL head coach has a
radio show Monday morning that they talked to after the game.
Speaker 12: He does.
Speaker 20: So.
Speaker 6: Campbell was on the Detroit show and he's talking to
these two dudes and they're laughing because he's swearing in
the call but doesn't really lies you swearing, and they
have to keep dumping him.
Speaker 2: But yeah, yeah, yeah, I only think he did it twice.
I think he did it twice. But like you only
have so much delay. I think you played it, didn't
you a little bit? Did you a little bit? I
might have it right here? Let me see.
Speaker 8: But we can't let these injuries be in vain.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 8: All those players helped us get to the point whereat
they helped us get. These last four helped us get
to twelve wins, and we owe it to them to
finish this thing out. And and that's how I view it.
And so it means there's another opportunity for other guys,
you know, And and look, I don't, I don't. You
know what happens is, you know, you win eleven in
a row, you know, and you lose and then the
sky falls. And I hate to say it, but we're
not going to be able to win eleven in a
row again for the rest of this season. We're just
not going to be able to do it. And you
know what happens is you get used to eating file
a and I'm talking to all of us and everything's good,
life's good, you know, And but you forgot what it
was like when he had nothing in the molded bread,
you know.
Speaker 2: And it was was it shitty molded bread?
Speaker 3: Or you see the guys like flip out looking at.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we got kicked him around the other day we
lost a few guys, and you know what, it's exactly
what we needed. This is exactly what we need.
Speaker 5: Yout YouTube doesn't like when you swear on on YouTube.
Speaker 1: Did you think they got kicked around or he made
bad bad coaching decision.
Speaker 5: I think the Bills had a great first half game plan.
Speaker 6: I think he made a bad coaching decision in the
fourth quarter going or trying to kick an on sites
kick with the left minutes to go. There was plenty
of time, plenty of possessions. His his philosophy was the
Bills are going to keep scoring. We can't stop them,
so we might as well just credit. But the thing is, though,
is they put the Bills in position to score more quickly,
which you know, but I mean I think the Bills
actually took it to the Lions. They took chances, they
and they did they did in the first half, and
then they kind of took their foot off the gas.
But I think intentionally still though, that's not a great
sign when even when the best offense in the league,
you know, outscores you in the second half, which the
Lion did.
Speaker 2: So all right, well, interesting, there is a bill.
Speaker 1: One of the things with the holidays is people get
together and you have a couple of pops, right, you know,
you meet with people who do this, and sometimes those
things get away from us and Circu and Circu is
a sponsor of the podcast. And I always say, you know,
if you're out with friends and you don't know where
you are, I don't know that people know where point
zero eight is. And man by that, I mean how
many drinks that may or may not be for your body.
Speaker 2: I know you do.
Speaker 5: So it's different for everybody.
Speaker 6: Right, since they changed the beer laws that you could
have more alcohol in your beer in the last twenty years,
before it was a limit like it was a cap
like five percent.
Speaker 2: Yeah, now the craft beer can get up to crazy amounts.
He needs to be told one beer one hour right now.
I don't know that that's the same.
Speaker 5: That's not the thing anymore.
Speaker 1: So I didn't realize that there's been a real push
to lower the drink the limit.
Speaker 5: Two point point zero five zero five point zero five.
Speaker 1: It is already a law in Hawaii, or maybe Hawaii.
It passed their Senate and is now being considered by
the lower House. Washington State has it, and Utah already
had adopted the lower limit, but the Utah has some
really weird I wake.
Speaker 2: Up at that on a Saturday, Okay, but you're not driving.
Speaker 1: Where are you getting drunk? Where are you doing most
of your drinking on a Saturday on like a Friday night?
Speaker 3: Probably the gradual yeah.
Speaker 1: Was your yeah, no, But you know, hanging out with
neighbors in the neighborhood, which I don't think is that bad, but.
Speaker 3: I do put those guys damn Christmas blow ups that
wul out them freaking ropes and you don't see them.
Speaker 1: Wall states, including New York and DC, have zero tolerance laws.
The license of anyone under twenty one with any detectable
alcohol in their bloodstream from point zero one to point
zero two would be suspended.
Speaker 3: But I think that Robotustin to go to the Wegmans.
Speaker 1: No right, But many, many European countries are already at
point zero five, like Britain and France. And when when
we think about drinking the Brits.
Speaker 3: Yeah, right, but I say it's a two point five
in Ireland.
Speaker 2: It's like, so have you seed Ireland?
Speaker 1: My question is because in twenty thirteen is study from
the National Transportation Board showed we could expect a five
percent decline in non fatal alcohol related crashes by almost
ten percent, no non fatal. We could a five percent
decline in non fatal okay, and a ten percent decline
in fatal alcohol related crashes from lowering the BAC to
point zero eight, and an eleven point one percent decline
in fatal alcohol related clashes from lowering BAC to point
zero five or lower. So and even more significant there
according to data, I think every thirty nine minutes there's
an alcohol related fatality on a roadway in the United States. Wow,
doesn't that seem high? Yes, it seems high. But I
wonder this, like, if you lower the BAC to point
zero five, what does that do to bars and restaurants?
Sounds like a cash grab for the state.
Speaker 3: Again, lower the count so you can get more details.
Speaker 6: Well, there's well, there's this back and forth because a
lot of times the federal government, the federal government is
what told the states, if you want highway funding, you
got to lower it from a point one to a
point eight.
Speaker 5: Right, So I wonder if they're doing the same thing.
I don't know, but I mean, yeah, it's that.
Speaker 2: The thing is, though, is that you have it made.
Speaker 6: Let's put it this way, people are gonna If cigarettes
and drinking have taught us anything, it's that people will
do whatever they do when they want to do it,
no matter what. Okay, Like remember like when they change
the indoor smoking laws in New York State.
Speaker 5: Well, people are gonna stop smoking.
Speaker 2: No, they were outside smoking at fridger temperatures, no matter
what they were.
Speaker 1: But I think smoking has been on the decline since then.
Now you're starting to see more vaping, right, which is
more water related.
Speaker 5: Which is just as bad.
Speaker 2: Yeah, in the essets, sure, So I mean I would would.
Speaker 6: It Would it hurt restaurants? I don't think it's going
to hurt them that much that it's noticeable.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't either.
Speaker 1: But here's the thing we're hearing already that we see
less people drinking or staying out late.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: There used to be I think the bars and restaurants
are open to two o'clock in where we live, at
two o'clock in the morning, and I don't know that
any stay open.
Speaker 3: Even on a Saturday night. Well yeah, I mean because
they don't have the staff.
Speaker 2: Right, but even before COVID though, I remember.
Speaker 1: But people go home now, Kevin, that's the thing. And yeah, guys,
my like my guys age twenty two to twenty four,
my son's Jackson and Jordan, most of them are like
they prefer to go home. They'll have a beer or two,
go home. Don't want to drive drunk and home and
then have an edible.
Speaker 3: But here's the thing to me, you got that option too. Yeah,
you go to the bar, you get one beer at
six bucks. You go to Wigmans, you buy a six
pack at seven bucks, you get five more beers. Right,
I'm just I'm cheap. No, I'll go to a bar
every once in a while, but I'd rather get home.
I'd rather stay home and get a thirty pack for
that twenty bucks. Well I instead of two beers. Yell
at my kids.
Speaker 1: But I enjoy drinking, and I like the social aspect
of drinking as well. I like getting drunk with people you.
Speaker 3: Like sitting up been doing a set.
Speaker 2: Okay, whatever, you guys, you're great friends.
Speaker 3: No, it's not that.
Speaker 2: What is the deal? What you sit there?
Speaker 3: You start picking people off in the bar.
Speaker 2: Oh look at that fat pitch? No with my wife
doing it with you?
Speaker 3: And Carrie was just like, what is wrong with you two?
Speaker 5: Wow?
Speaker 2: Okay, maybe I don't know. I plead the fifth just.
Speaker 3: Like a bad influence if we go under the hood.
Speaker 5: There was that time where we were at mol Connery's
where we were doing a podcast.
Speaker 2: It was durna Bill's game, and there was this woman.
Speaker 6: There was a gaggle of women, the gaggle of women
around the corner, and one of them was made fun
of by both of you.
Speaker 3: Yes, but again the uh what do we call that?
Speaker 2: Was coger corner, cougar corner, cougar corner.
Speaker 1: Right, But then the one chick we said was I said,
she's the big fat friend and the guy's working her
to get to the other women.
Speaker 5: Other radio people got offended by it, like no, no, no.
Speaker 2: Hang on.
Speaker 1: She listened and wrote me, and I wrote her back apologizing.
Now here's the thing that I will say in defense. Okay,
she knew we were talking about her. Her feelings were
hurt and rightfully so, and I owe her an apology
for that. Outside of that, it would be the friends
that were there with her knew we were talking about
her or whomever she told, because nobody else would have
any idea.
Speaker 3: I think she only listened because we had one of
the cougar's.
Speaker 1: Ass but exactly. But nobody else would know because we
never said a name, and we never said anything identifiable
other than the less attractive or whatever I said, right, okay,
or big fef friend okay. That could be anybody, So
I say that's generic. And there was no video at
the time on them. There's video on us, but not
on them.
Speaker 3: I don't think we've had cameras at that point.
Speaker 5: I thought we did.
Speaker 1: I think we did, but we I don't think we.
I think we did, but I don't think we put
them on. I think the one of the women who
decided to come up to the table was on, but
that was it. So I stand by that. To have
somebody who worked in the business then get all high
and mighty because their friend's mother was offended by this,
that's because you found out you're just you're just grand
standing to me, you are a grand standing, and it
goes back to because that is a person, and I
don't really like to do this anymore. But at one
point I'm in a bar with Tommy. Tommy, you and
I were doing the break room and we're part of
a company with other radio stations. And this person walked
up to Tommy and goes, I'm not talking to you anymore,
and then turn and walked away. And we looked at
each other, and like like he and I would do,
we started laughing, and that was it, and we stay
there within twenty minutes. The person a man, yes, a man,
by the way, a man, And I only say that
because and you could call me misogynist or whatever, but
this is like, this is well, it's not code, it's
it's behavior that I would associate.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: Maybe I've been conditioned this way, but with a woman,
don't you want.
Speaker 7: To know why?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Real Housewives of Atlanta.
Speaker 1: So the person the man comes back, goes, don't you
want to know why I'm not talking to you? Because
you didn't get the reaction you wanted. You were looking
for some thing.
Speaker 2: Oh I'm sorry, Yeah, what happened. But if anybody says
to me, if I if you walked up to me
in a bar and go I'm there, I'm not talking
to you, and I'm not that close to you. I
don't give a shit unless you're Danny or Kevin. Then
I'd be upset, and then I'd be like, what the
fuck right? But not not this person, and neither did us.
So now he goes, what don't you want to know
why I'm not talking to you?
Speaker 1: And the two of us fucking lost it, going you
gotta be shitting me, No, we didn't get nobody cared.
Speaker 3: Nobody cared.
Speaker 1: And that's the person who then decides to take a
stand on something that was non identified.
Speaker 3: Has the long I have the conversation back and forth
between me and that person from what I was going
to make that person a mystery guest, okay, And they
write not after Bill totally insulted the mom of a
good friend of mine on his podcasts with an ass
She just happened to be at the restaurant and was
brought to tears by his tasteless comments and how she looked.
He lost my respect that day, But thanks for thinking
of me, I said, no problem, I apologize. But does
he is that what he raced back, and I said,
I can't speak for him, but I do know. He
did apologize on the podcast as well as receiving well
after as well after receiving a message about it was
this the woman at malt Connery's. Yes, the apology was
veiled at best.
Speaker 2: It was, I wrote her. He doesn't know what I wrote.
He can't like, you can't.
Speaker 3: Win with people that don't want to lose.
Speaker 2: You're taking me into a territory that I think, what
what are you laughing at? What are you laughing at?
Speaker 5: But you said you're taking me into a territory. Yeah,
And I looked at the Guinness class. Yeah it's empty,
that's just number two, Like.
Speaker 2: Here we go. No, well yeah, here we go, Jamison, No,
here we go?
Speaker 3: You ready? Yeah, all right?
Speaker 1: You're taking me into a territory of one that I
have said here a lot. What other people think of
you is your business, and only in that. I am
trying so hard to sort of instill that in my son,
My fourteen year old son. He's a fourteen year old kid,
get it.
Speaker 2: He doesn't want that.
Speaker 1: All you want to do at fourteen is fit in
or stand out or be better or be accepted, right,
all these things that you want and that at any age,
but it's a little more of a focus at fourteen
than it may be at twenty five, thirty five, take
to fifty five, and you were you kind of have
shed a lot of that, You melted it off. You
wish you could do it at fourteen and just focus
on what you want to do and not care what
other people think. I can't tell you the things that
I have had said to me over the years in radio,
Over the two years plus that we've been doing the podcast,
I've had people say horrible, horrible things to me, horrible,
and I don't even engage anymore. I used to write back,
thank thanks for listening when I was in that, which
was kind of a cunty you know, a little response.
All right, I don't even do that anymore.
Speaker 2: I don't care.
Speaker 3: I don't care.
Speaker 2: You're not gonna stop me. You don't have to listen.
That's it. You don't have to listen. I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't know who listens. I don't get a list
of Hey, you know, you know Joe Schmall was listening
in whatever.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I have no idea I see total numbers.
Speaker 3: That's it. That's all I care about.
Speaker 1: But that whole thing, to me is is just somebody
who's gonna grant stand on things and there's other things.
Speaker 3: Look at it this way. You cut the people you
pissed off in half. From twenty twenty two you had
two to twenty twenty one, you only had one last
year twenty twenty.
Speaker 2: Five, ben zero for none, no record.
Speaker 5: Or do we need to raise the number a little?
Speaker 2: Yeah, raise the bar. I put the five.
Speaker 1: But if you start living your life and that this
is my point with with my son. If we live
for other people, we're never living. No, we're never living.
I happened to see Dead Poets Society today, the movie
you've seen it before, right, Oh? I saw it the
like the day came out in theaters busy day today.
Huh did you stand on the on the substitute teacher's desk?
But I will tell you that that whole movie, and
this was about transcendentalism, is what they were talking about
and standing up and going against the green.
Speaker 3: But but what that movie says to.
Speaker 1: Me is Robin Williams's character helped those boys get out
of their own way, because like the Ethan Hawk's character.
He doesn't want to participate, he doesn't want to get
up to and he remember when he closes his eyes
and covers him and has him say a poem and
the kid and then everybody starts a plowning because it's
so good. Get out of your own way and just
be free. Don't let that fear hold you back from
anything at all. Don't let some shitty comment. Don't let
Steve Houseman or home ever who was yes, don't say
ever say anything?
Speaker 2: Who cares? Who cares? Who cares?
Speaker 5: I thought it was Alexander.
Speaker 24: No Steve Houseman, who will say his best time on
radio was with the Wee Wee Show and he got
fired from the Brother we Show. So don't and not
by Weeze but by management. They didn't think he was good.
I know that because I was in the meetings.
Speaker 3: Who hit worst breath? Oh boy, that was a push,
That was a wind shear. It was a wind shear.
Speaker 2: And when they hit little drops.
Speaker 1: And the ship fell out of this guy, I'll like,
that was shitty of me to say his name, but well,
I don't care. But my point is like, you can
let somebody steer you off, or you can just stay
your path and you'll find your way.
Speaker 3: You know you will.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Steve Housman doesn't need me, and I don't need Steve.
Speaker 3: I don't care.
Speaker 5: It's all good.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I have no ill will towards him.
Speaker 1: No, I will never forget stomping over and going, don't
you want to know why I'm not talking to you?
Speaker 3: That was the greatest thing I've ever seen.
Speaker 2: That was maybe one of the funniest things I had seen.
But anyway, I shouldn't have said that.
Speaker 5: We'll take a break, take a break, we return.
Speaker 2: Maybe it was the Guinness Kevin has the closest to
the pink. We can do that. And I did want
to bring up snow manning. I don't know if you've
heard this.
Speaker 3: I think it's called taking a snowball on to a
whole new level.
Speaker 1: It's snow manning, and it's a dating trend happening probably
around the world.
Speaker 2: This is focusing on as.
Speaker 5: Well, those Hallmark movies, Bill, Are you starting to watch them?
Speaker 1: No, this is focusing on Uh, this is focusing on
England and a little Sammy Sosi news.
Speaker 2: We'll get to.
Speaker 3: He's back again.
Speaker 2: No idea. I don't know all that right after this.
Speaker 1: But I got to tell you what's happening right down
the road from our own studio. And if you need
last minute, don't look at me that way.
Speaker 2: If you need last.
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support your local liquors and go there. And he actually
charges a little bit more than your liquor store when
you go and buy it at the distillery because he
wants to support the local business. But in the meantime,
they got a whole lot of fun happening over there.
They got parties and the states that Whiskey built. You
can go in there and get yourself a delicious peacemaker, right,
settle in and hear some great music. Now, I'm gonna
listen to bands, and we'll see if Danny, because Danny
had bands over the years, we'll see if Danny had
some bands that he played with. So tonight, Friday, December twentieth,
it's already December, five days away from the big.
Speaker 2: Day, Jesus' Birthday, Happy Birthday, Happy Birthday. Jesus.
Speaker 1: Acoustic Sunset Sessions with the living Room Sessions that would
be our friend Phalin who is from Ireland. Then something
Else is playing something else, big time band, Big Time Band,
something Else, beginning at eight thirty. Then on Saturday it's
Rock the Hall's Holiday show, the fab Gear Showcase with
our friend Andy Andy Babu right upstairs. And then state
Line will be playing from eight.
Speaker 3: Thirty to eleven thirty.
Speaker 5: Okay, great country music, yes.
Speaker 2: Great country music.
Speaker 1: Well that's a whole lot of fun happening right there
in Fairport, New York. Baby, it is Iron Smoke Distillery.
Speaker 2: Is Mammy Christmas?
Speaker 3: Lets you? This is part of the game, you know?
Speaker 2: Do you know who this is? This is about?
Speaker 12: It is I'm good with voices.
Speaker 2: All lot troubles will be out of sad. Although he
sounds kind of like.
Speaker 3: Have yourself.
Speaker 2: I'm Mammy Christmas.
Speaker 5: So you hear the Dylan now the you tag. But
when he does that, he sounds like a blue old
blues musician.
Speaker 2: You're gonna see that this Christmas that I wouldn't mind
seeing it. I wouldn't mind seeing it all.
Speaker 6: I've never been a Dylan guy. Andy of a bucle
you mentioned he's a big Dylan guy.
Speaker 1: It's funny as I get older, and I hear some
Dylan songs like I'm a lyric guy, so I I
love of certain lyrics, like if I listened to old
Jim Crochey, so I love what he did with lyrics.
Speaker 2: I love what That's one of the reasons I love
John Hyde. I love what he does with lyrics, right,
and even Dylan.
Speaker 1: But I here's the problem for me. I used to
joke on the radio because I knew it pissed people off.
Bob Dylan was overrated in my high school and I
graduated a very long time ago.
Speaker 2: But nineteen eighty nine, it.
Speaker 1: Was The Grateful Dead and Bob Dylan were the song
that was it. That's what everybody listened to.
Speaker 3: And Zeppelin.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, you knew what was popular and poppy,
but most of the kids that were I hung out with,
it was The Grateful Dead and Bob Dylan.
Speaker 2: Gray senior prom song was a Zeppelin song.
Speaker 3: I think, all right, kids, get out of dance forest,
tend to get the let out for problem.
Speaker 1: But I mean, okay, so nineteen eighty nine, well we're
talking fucking I mean, Zeppelin had disbanded nine years prior,
you know what I'm saying, And so it wasn't like
pops of it, and it.
Speaker 5: Was so I had become the grateful, well, like one
of them.
Speaker 3: I would walk away from that.
Speaker 1: But I loved some of the Dead music. I loved
Sugar Magnolia. I loved you Know Live in Europe seventy two.
I had heard that album over and over and over,
you know, for so many.
Speaker 5: Years because the woodstock influence.
Speaker 12: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: My parents weren't music people at all, so this is
all my friend's parents. My friends girls that I liked,
were really into the Dead and.
Speaker 2: The Kinks, and yeah, my parents, so my mother could play.
Speaker 1: I got high with a friend's mom had a graduation
when I was in eleventh grade for passing the joy
back and forth, and she was all worried that she
had the chicken wings were leaving too much grease on
the joint. Flavored weed pot, this is flavored nineteen eighty eight.
I go, who else in nineteen eighty eight was getting
high with their parents? Nobody, not my parents, I didn't,
but somebody's parents.
Speaker 3: So it's funny because it tastes like salvatories.
Speaker 6: So I remember when The Wonder Years came out. I
was eight years old, and the Wonder Years was my
mother's generation. My father was actually too old for the
Wonder Years, but the guy who made the Wonder Years
was my mother's age.
Speaker 2: I am now ten years older than your mother was
at that age.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, right now. It is weird, And but that
was about the sixties.
Speaker 6: Like I look back at the nineties and I don't
feel the same way of this. I mean, I feel
nostalgic about it. But at the same time, nothing really
changed the nineties, Like life got easier and it got harder.
Speaker 5: It got more like easy.
Speaker 6: It got easy for us with the Internet and everything else,
but it also got harder in terms of we got
more disconnected.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's one of the things that I'm really trying
to do with each one of my kids. And you
know a little bit more about this, Yeah, I will
reveal some on the podcast at some point, but not today.
But I want to have very open, calm, adult relationship
with my kids that are just between me and my kid,
whichever kid that is right, each one individually. And I
could never feel more somewhat proud of myself. When Jordan
says to Javison, because Jameson now lives with me at Thanksgiving.
Hey get the dad lectures and Jameson goes, oh, what
are you talking about?
Speaker 2: He goes, you don't get the lectures. He's like, what
do you mean. He goes, Dad used to lecture.
Speaker 1: Me and lecture me this, and he goes, there was
practically a ted talk on the way home from school.
And he's like huh, and I go, yeah, because each
guy's different, and I saw you is each individuals. And
the only reason that it's not haha, I'm not doing
it in I tortured you.
Speaker 2: That's not my point.
Speaker 1: My point is I truly see you as eat individuals,
not a collective group of these are my sons, and
everybody's under the same room, And no, you're each individuals.
Speaker 6: My father used to say, he goes, I love you
all equally, but I have to love each of you differently.
Speaker 5: And he told us about how like he had to
discipline us differently.
Speaker 3: Did your dad discipline you and Kevin differently?
Speaker 12: You differently?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 1: Yeah, because I was the oldest and Kevin's eight years
younger than me, and I broke down all the barriers.
Speaker 3: But you got the same situation between Jamison and Jackson.
Speaker 2: You do you do.
Speaker 1: And I will say I probably Jackson and Jordan were
under the same rules. Right, They're sixteen months apart, So
maybe I'm not being as honest as I am. But
I didn't lecture and I didn't lecture Jackson the way
I lectured Jordan. I didn't, but I just felt like
different kids, different things.
Speaker 3: But they probably did have.
Speaker 2: Similar discipline and stuff. Anyway, Just just a thought, Just
a thought.
Speaker 1: Sammy Sosa real quick, Sammy Sosa by the current owner
of the Cubs, not welcome right after not admitting that
he cheated.
Speaker 6: Right, not admitting that he used hormance enhancing drugs. Okay,
even though these guys all cast all that money.
Speaker 2: So this is where I'm confused.
Speaker 1: Sammy has written a somewhat of an apology letter.
Speaker 5: I played baseball and I made Lato dough.
Speaker 2: He said, I hit home run.
Speaker 5: Everyone though I Sammy, so suh, I left it by
the way I stole that essay.
Speaker 1: I understand why some players in my era don't always
get the recognition that our stats deserve. There were times
I did whatever I could to recover from injuries in
an effort to keep my strength up to perform over
one hundred and sixty two games. I never broke any laws,
but in hindsight, I made mistakes and I apologize. We
accomplished great things as a team and worked extremely hard
in the batting cage to become a great hitter. Cubs
fans are the best in the world, and I hope
that fans. I hope that fans, the Cubs and I
can all come together again and move forward. We can't
change the past, but the future is bright. By the way,
he doesn't even looked like the same human being. In
my heart, I think he has that that Mike that
Michael Jackson had video. Yeah, they have, they have a
cream for that. In my heart, I've always been a
Cub fan. I can't wait to get back. Now he's
fifty six years old. Okay, he's starting to look like
he sort of looks like Babe Ruth a little bit
like he's pudgy, uh pumped out.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So the owner is Tom Ricketts. He bought the club
in nine, Sammy, I believe by that point was already
with the Orioles. Yes, yeah, I think he was traded
in four.
Speaker 5: He was on his way out.
Speaker 3: So no, Sosa didn't five five the Rangers seven Okay, so.
Speaker 1: He was long gone for the Cubs, right, he was going.
He left the Cubs the Cubs until nine, so he
had been off the team for a couple of years.
So uh, but Ricketts I always stated publicly Sammy Sosa
wasn't welcome around the team until he admitted what he did.
And he he said at one point, I really believe
all the players from that era, I think we owe
them a lot of understanding. He said this at the Cubs,
they have a Cubs convention.
Speaker 2: Yeah, in twenty eighteen.
Speaker 5: All the Midwestern teams have these conventions that they do
every year.
Speaker 1: He said, we have to put ourselves in their shoes
and be very very sympathetic to everything, all the decisions
they had to make. And certainly, as it turned out,
after testing had begun to O two, a large number
of players test positive. Players from that era owe us
a little bit of honesty. The only way to turn
that page is to put everything on the table.
Speaker 3: Do you agree.
Speaker 1: I mean, I think what he's saying is it was like, hey, man,
if I found out all of a sudden Danny is
playing significantly better than the last season, then his workouts
haven't changed, his diet hasn't changed. What's changed, and Danny's
just trying to keep his job, right.
Speaker 6: You know, if you look at the Mitchell Report, and
that was only done in three cities, that was done
in New York Baltimore, well like three markets New York,
Baltimore in the Bay Area, which included about five teams,
nine players runner ninety three players around that list from
five teams, right, most of those players were also rans,
like Fernando Vigna, spe Santangelo, Paxton Crawford. There were guys
that like really didn't even didn't do anything, but who
got singled out Giombie Bonds, Clemens Sosa. Why because I
don't even think Sosa was on that list initially, But
the reason was because they were six overs overly successful.
Speaker 3: Right, you know, we're doing stuff that we hadn't seen.
Speaker 5: Big Mac was.
Speaker 6: Part of it, and then we found I mean, there
are guys in the Hall of Fame right now that
are under suspicion, and there are managers who are in
the Hall of Fame who had players who were under
suspicion for using peds.
Speaker 1: Well, Ricketts has said, we appreciate Sammy releasing his statement
and for reaching out. No one played harder or wanted
to win more. Nobody's perfect. We never doubted his passion
for the game and the Cubs. It is an understatement
to say that Sammy is a fan favorite. We plan
on inviting him to the twenty two twenty five Cubs convention,
and while it's short notice, we hope he can attend.
Speaker 3: We are already to move forward together.
Speaker 2: Good.
Speaker 3: Well, the White Sox will oft from a spot coming
back there. I actually play right field. They're horrible. Gosh,
there's so many white they might red wings. Like no, no, no,
he's not joking, Like they had thirty one wins last year.
Speaker 6: Wow, Like that was that's just they said a new
record for like the world because the big joking joke.
The understanding of baseball is every team will win and
lose fifty games. Yeah, it's the one hundred and twelve
in the middle that you make something yourself. The White
Soxs couldn't even do that.
Speaker 5: Jeez, they were that bad. Uh.
Speaker 1: If you're looking for a little comfort food, check out
BTV wood Fire Pizza and Grill in the Mall at
Grease Straits on their Winter specials menu. Bring your bring
your eating pants though, well, this is unbelievable. This sounds
so good because I like real cheese and tomato soup.
But this is pesto grilled cheese and tomato soup. Oh yeah,
and fries. And I gotta tell you, I can see
myself sitting there dipping both my pesto grilled cheese into
the tomato soup.
Speaker 2: And my fries. I could do that.
Speaker 3: That's so good.
Speaker 1: Brings you back, cond it to that simpler time comfort food.
All the portions there are enormous pants. Yeah, Thanksgiving Day
it is, and then the ten dollars one topping pizzas
on Tuesdays. You've got the Burger Night on Wednesdays, Taco
Tuesdays as well, the brunch on Sunday, which is just
missile called the paisano. Bigger than them drones. The paisano.
I mean, here, here's the thing. Kevin's exaggerating a little
bit about the weight. That thing is so big. It
is three pounds. The chicken cutlet, the fresh monzarella, all
this stuff. I brought half of it home. I ate
half of it here. I brought half of it home.
I cut the half in half. It took me two days.
I'm just selling you you put that in the air
fryer and reheat it. It toasts the bread, just lightly
softens up the cheese, heats everything up. That may be
the best day of sandwich I have ever had.
Speaker 2: He's unbelievable.
Speaker 1: bTB would fire pizza grill in the mall at Greece Ridge.
Check him out, especially if you've got family coming over
for the holidays right at home and go get some
pill They're opening it up on Christmas Day, just saying
at like four o'clock they're.
Speaker 3: Gonna be open.
Speaker 2: That is, you can go because they have the movie
theater there. Right, What is the way you do at Christmas?
Speaker 5: They go see a movie?
Speaker 2: Stop at bTB, go to a movie.
Speaker 3: There's a movie theater there yet Oh I thought there's.
Speaker 5: A movie theater.
Speaker 2: Girls, never mind, just go to bTB.
Speaker 3: Then sign says Apple Cinema's come in twenty twenty four.
But I think they're gonna miss it.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry, that's all right.
Speaker 2: Is there any theaters around and there's one in Webster
other than way out in Buffalo Road right cenntil Town
until town. That's the only one that can think of.
Pittsford still have one. Yes, Yes, Henriette I know it's closed.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, we got a little game call Closest
to the Pin. Danny and I will battle it out,
see who's better with Kevin writing questions. And he showed
me because I said, you know, don't feel like you
gotta come in all the way from the west side.
Speaker 3: And he showed me.
Speaker 2: Closest to the Pin. December nineteenth.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna say, said my penis.
Speaker 2: No, oh, your name doesn't begin with.
Speaker 5: D at some point dick? Yeah, yeah, yeah, mine does,
but it doesn't.
Speaker 2: Short T yeah, short thick D lowercase D.
Speaker 23: Do this.
Speaker 3: This Sunday, the Buffalo Bills take on the New England Patriots.
In the history of the two teams, playing New England
leaves the all time series with how many victories?
Speaker 1: Danny's gonna know this? Yeah, I know Danny's gonna know this.
I I can't even tell you how many times they
play together. Uh, well, they play twice a season, so
if we go twice this season all time victories.
Speaker 6: My father used to bitch about how often New England,
like everybody's like Miami used to beat the Bills, but
used to beat the Bills all the time too.
Speaker 2: All right, there we go. I wrote down the number,
and I think it may be way too high, but
I don't know.
Speaker 3: A staple of my youth and many other children was
the invention of Big League Chew by former minor league
pitcher Rob Nelson and beat boy Todd Field. Yeah, what
year did Big League Chow hit the shelves famously ending
with most of the cast well over served? In the
Tonight Show with Jay Leno, how many episodes of Cheers.
Speaker 1: All were made? Hang on, Danny's doing math. Danny's doing math.
That means I gonna do math. I don't even know
how many seasons are Ran wrote down a number.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Z have been spotted all over the East Coast in
the last few weeks. What year was the first drone
or remote controlled aircraft flown?
Speaker 2: Drone or remote controlled aircraft.
Speaker 3: Do the same thing. Drones are remote controlled airplanes.
Speaker 2: There's been a lot of remote control I had remote controller.
Speaker 3: Well, year was the first drone flown? The Buffalo Sabers
are in the middle of another losing streak as of
this recording. They've dropped eleven in a row.
Speaker 5: They're awful.
Speaker 3: The three to Zho four Penguins in the twenty twenty
twenty twenty one Buffalo Sabers share the current NHL record
for consecutive losses at how many?
Speaker 2: How many losses in a row?
Speaker 3: And last, but not least, starring James Stewart and Donna
Reed and becoming a Christmas staple, It's a Wonderful Life,
was released January seventh.
Speaker 5: I've never seen it.
Speaker 3: Of what year Christmas will be released in January?
Speaker 5: Every time a Buffalo Saver gets traded, he gets his rings.
Speaker 2: He gets his rings. That's funny. All right? Here we
go back to the top.
Speaker 3: How many times have the Patriots defeated the Bills?
Speaker 5: Seventy five?
Speaker 2: I wrote seventy six.
Speaker 3: It is seventy eight. Wow, Okay, what year was Big
League two first on the shelves?
Speaker 2: I said nineteen eighty one?
Speaker 5: I said seventy nine.
Speaker 2: It is nineteen eighty. Oh, split the difference day, look close.
Speaker 3: How many episodes of Cheers were made?
Speaker 5: I want to say two hundred and forty eight?
Speaker 3: I said two hundred nine, two hundred and seventy five. Oh,
Mandy takes the.
Speaker 12: Lead too, nine hang on fifteen shit sixty six?
Speaker 3: Okay, what year was the first drone flown?
Speaker 5: I think this might separate us.
Speaker 6: So I'm thinking the Germans may have done it during
World War two in nineteen forty one, I said, nineteen sixty.
Speaker 3: Four, It is nineteen seventeen, Oh English, Oh wow, shit,
Oh it did separate us.
Speaker 12: I just lost.
Speaker 3: Pittsburg and Buffalo share the record for consecutive losses at
how many?
Speaker 5: I said nineteen?
Speaker 2: I said twenty two.
Speaker 3: It is eighteen.
Speaker 2: Oh shit.
Speaker 3: And what year did It's a Wonderful Life get released?
Speaker 5: I said, nineteen forty.
Speaker 2: Four night, nineteen fifty six.
Speaker 6: It is nineteen forty seven, will minus fifty nine, nine
fifty nine points?
Speaker 5: What was yours?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 2: I have a lot more news.
Speaker 1: He had sixty something sixty six on the on the cheers,
one fifty seven on the nineteen sixty four with the
drone four. So I went two one sixty six fifty seven.
Speaker 2: Four And then what weird?
Speaker 1: Was it?
Speaker 3: Nineteen forty seven?
Speaker 2: So I was I was nine, go big or go home. Yeah,
there were two that just blew me out of the water.
Speaker 5: I've never seen its Wonderful Life neither.
Speaker 1: You should go down to Bedford Fall Fall. Yeah, And
they really have capitalized on that being the setting of
it and on.
Speaker 2: People love it. It's supposed to be very quaint, Christmas
y and nice.
Speaker 5: So when I tell I told my wife that this
because you've met you have never seen that, I go.
Speaker 2: Well, maybe you should wait to watching it.
Speaker 5: Wasn't it on a Saturday on NBC the Saturday before Christmas?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: We're to college football like bump that it probably.
Speaker 3: Probably should have because everybody's seen it.
Speaker 6: Sixty Saturday is gonna be like people call it the
greatest day of football ever.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, because you got all the playoff games of
college and you got the two pro games.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the greatest days ever wear six Januaries and February.
Speaker 2: In my youth.
Speaker 3: Okay, look good for you.
Speaker 2: That's wonderful. That's good for you, Steve In four days
in the early nineties, four Sundays.
Speaker 3: All right, well we.
Speaker 2: Shall close this fellas.
Speaker 1: Merry Christmas to you as well to Dan Brillo, Kevin Muor,
thank you for all you've done.
Speaker 3: I greatly, greatly appreciate all of it.
Speaker 5: I love you people. Can I say you?
Speaker 2: People?
Speaker 1: I think Danny has a lead in all our games,
like a significant streak lead.
Speaker 5: Maybe actually write the games.
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 3: No, okay, Well, it's only a hell, the job streaks
only one because I won the jingle Bells game.
Speaker 2: Yes you did? Yeah, off Air suck it. Well, that's that.
There are years of dominance, I know, after years of
dominance credit. We kept like ten years off grand You
were the only one that did it too. He was,
he was.
Speaker 1: That's so still we used to bet on it because
we didn't know. Because he he would know whether they
sang or not.
Speaker 5: So we'll give away prizes to listeners.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, if you can guess it right right, yeah, alright,
I'm Bill Moran. We'll see you Monday.
Speaker 12: Have to wing.
Speaker 2: Don't need a looking pot cattle that with Tennessee please