Speaker 1: When your old career gives you lemons throwing some ice,
mix in some vodka. Color a podcast The Great Studio
in Fairport and driven by Victor Chrysler, Dots Jeep Ram,
It's Billified, the Bill Moran Podcast.
Speaker 2: Well, hello and welcome.
Speaker 3: Thanks for getting your put on, Thanks for selling a friend.
They got the rough fader that I'm putt out because
I'm looking it looks like we're lagging a little bit
on the kids, and that sometimes screws up our audio.
And it's just frustrating, that's all. It's just frustrating. It's Tuesday.
You know. Sometimes a guy named Doug is here.
Speaker 4: He's not so so basically because Doug's not here, you
had to replace him with me. And no, no, that's
how powerful Doug is.
Speaker 3: No, that is not true. I would disagree with that statement. Okay,
I yesterday there was absolute confusion and chaos. You were
You were kind enough to say that you would come
in tonight. And I like having me on, so I
said great when I asked you, and you said, and
then Danny was coming in anyway, and I do them
alone with Danny. I've done it alone with you.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so no, no, but I was gonna say it
kind of fun that you're here, because somebody wrote me, going,
uh where was Mark? And I go, Mark will be
in tonight. Oh good, Well, well it's funny.
Speaker 4: Today I had like four people ask me why I
wasn't on Monday.
Speaker 3: Okay, so they're listening.
Speaker 4: I well they may they may think I'm creepy, but
they're listening.
Speaker 3: Who said anything about you being creepy. I'm just saying.
Speaker 2: You may say I'm a creepier, They're not the only ones.
Speaker 3: Well, I gotta tell you, Danny, I don't know if
you do you have HBO Max?
Speaker 2: Yes? I do?
Speaker 3: Do you HBO? Max? Has anybody watched this docu series
on Kobe Yes, The Making of a Let Yes, dude,
I started watching it last night and I fell asleep
and had to peel myself off the couch at two am.
Or ever do one of those where you just fall
asleep and you're like, oh yeah. So I went back
and I watched some episode two today. That whole thing
about the incident in what was it Eagle Veil, Colorado
or Eagle something, Colorado, that small little town when he
went to this five star resort to basically rehab after
knee surgery. He had minor knee surgery, but it was
trying to keep it quiet and keep him out of
the eye, so they put him in this luxury place.
And the rape, we'll call it rape. Do you remember
this right back? Accusations, yes, accusations, yeah, well the rape
accusations came. But did did you watch that episode? I'd
like you. I watched like one episode fell Asleep. Okay, okay,
I liked it.
Speaker 2: I liked what I didn't even know there was a documentary.
Speaker 3: It's a docuseries and I think it's called The Making
of a Legend, and they call it season one, so
I don't know if there'll be a season two. Well,
I gotta tell you, like when you talk about creepy
the I was just seeing something the other day for
people to practice more public speaking things. Somebody says to
talk into a camera for five minutes, then go back
the next day. Don't do it the day of the
next day and watch it, okay, because in a day
you're not gonna go I'm so fed, I'm so grossed.
Take a big day, all these things that we do,
and then and then listen again, and this time, just
the audio, just put so just turn the camera over,
so whatever the video over so you're not seeing if
you're watching on your phone, or close the litter, walk
away from your computer and just listen. And you'll hear
a lot of your things that you do that you
don't realize you do in your speech patterns and all
that stuff. And then you got to go through and
put it. This is the last thing this person says
is put it through a transcriber and read it. Okay,
have either one of you guys ever had your words
transcribed and then read back. So there was a time
where there was a lot of legal shit happening FCC wise,
probably in the mid nineties. I think Howard had gotten
a few tags and this and that, and Stan, who
was the program director for me, pulled me in and
he had transcribed things I had said. And it was
so weird to hear someone read it back, because you go,
it's missing everything. It's missing the music that you were
talking over a little bit, it's missing the sound effect
of whatever dumb bit I did. It's missing the caller
or how the callers it tone sounded and their inflection
and all that. It's just flat and in this Kobe thing. Man,
they start reading what this young lady said, and it
sure as fuck sounds like he did what she accuses
him of doing. Okay, I mean it's like flat right,
and it's weird because then a lot of people go,
she didn't wait within ten minutes, she called authorities. The
authorities were called, and they had all this stuff, and
it just is one of these words. You know, it
sounds so weird with someone. I only say that because
if you watch it, it's almost like you kind of
go ooh as you're hearing this. Because Kobe had a
squeaky clean image and he had his first daughter and
his wife and all this stuff. And I remember the
Saturday Night Live bit when uh I forget I think
Maya Rudolph played his wife and they were like, hey,
the world's biggest diamonds is and there's like Kobe, you
better buy that this.
Speaker 5: But he bought her a four million dollars to make
up for it. But I'm telling Rick Riley wrote he
bought it. He got to buy more four million dollars longlawyers.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was si. I remember that.
Speaker 3: The lawyers he had were like fantastic.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, he had a woman well, yeah, a female defense.
Speaker 3: Attorney to go after her. Yes, And here it is.
It's a nineteen year old girl. And I say this
at this end of life right where I go, what
do I got? Like maybe thirty forty years maybe if
I'm lucky, but you're older and you've seen a lot
of shit in life. And they go, a nineteen year
old girl. They're about to bring in her sexual history
into this, and you're going, could you imagine being nineteen?
And then how his lawyer or yeah, his lawyer. They
were never going to say her name. There was greed
upon that her name would not be said, and in
some court appearance his lawyer says it four times and
then apologizes and they go, no lawyer, who's you know,
they knew exactly what they were doing. Gamesmanship, right, And
that's that's a lot of what sometimes happens. But the
thing is you hear him, like you know where he
grabbed her and he brought her upstairs and then he
said can I have a hug as she was leaving
because she was showing him to his room, and then
they started kissing and she was okay with that, and
then it's like he turned me around, bent me over
a chair and I'm you got it? Say okay. So
here's what I'm saying is when you hear all this, right,
I saw your face you were like I was too.
As I'm listening, but I go, having had my own
words read back, I sometimes wonder what else was happening.
That makes it a little more palpable. Do you understand what?
Speaker 2: Which?
Speaker 3: Even? I think?
Speaker 5: I think I've talked about this on the show the
seven thirty eight fifty five rule.
Speaker 2: Have you ever heard of this?
Speaker 5: Seven percent of your communication is the words you're using.
H That's it, yeah, seven percent, right, thirty eight is
the tone of voice, right, and fifty five is our
body language.
Speaker 3: In other words, I could go, this is this is
what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: If you see me like yelling in a window, but man,
he's really pissed off.
Speaker 2: Right, what am I saying? I could be talking about
the bills. I could be talking about.
Speaker 3: My ex wife Disney.
Speaker 5: I could be right, yeah, yeah, yeah, you know the
magnificent to a ladies.
Speaker 3: Write me right. Whatever her name is, I don't know.
So it's one of those things where as I'm watching this,
I go, I certainly don't want to blame the victim
in any way at all or take away from it.
I'm just saying that when you hear these things read back,
sometimes you got to remember that there's so much more
to our communication. Yes, there's so much more to it,
and I having I only can say that because I've
had a transcript of what I've said more than once.
But I'll only tell about the one time read back.
Speaker 5: That's why they used to remind us in radio. We
had good talent coaches who remind us radio's theater of
the mind. They can't see you, so you have to
paint a picture, you got it. And it's such a
lost art in today's radio and podcast world. Yeah, because
they don't know that. No, it's just all just information.
Now we are entertaining you.
Speaker 3: So so this whole thing, it's wild, right. So you
go through and you see all this stuff, and you
see how he's kind of this scene as a hero,
and and then they go, look, he's accused. There are
horrible accusations against him. There seems to be enough evidence this.
I know, it's a small town in Colorado, and it's
a small town, DA. You don't think this guy is
going to be buttoned up with his shit if he's
bringing it against Kobe Bryant, you know, you don't think
in some way. So it's almost like everything's there. But
Kobe flies to Colorado for some preliminary hearing and then
back to la and plays that night and he makes
like the final basket, and the guys in the are
all like they go, man, you had to hear these
guys danceing around this hot potato, because right they're going there,
Kobe's had a long day in Colorado. Who did he
do it? And it's like, but what about the girl?
And then in the end she drops the case. Yes,
and the prosecutor tells you, like the da as to
what she said and how she apologized to him and
said I just can't do it. I'm sure not. And
then Kobe wrote it was a well crafted I'm not
going to say that he didn't have a team, but
I do believe it was absolutely his sentiment and his idea.
He writes a letter apologizing and saying but anytime these
things are done, it's like a public letter that was
put out. I don't know where it was. I'm forgetting.
I just remember sitting there in kind of awe because
I'm like every one of these I've ever heard is
didn't do it, never happened. He says, while I thought
it was consensual, Okay, right, he said I thought it
was consensual. After hearing her testimony in person, after reviewing
all the evidence, after all that, I can see how
she didn't agree with That was basically I'm paraphrasing. I'm
not saying the exact way he said it, but it
was one of those ones where it's like, oh shit,
does he know what he did? Now? I don't know,
you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: Like like like he you misunderstanding, like he's saying I.
Speaker 3: I think it's one of those where all of us
time and distance from something and you look back at
it and go, oh yeah, I could really see where
I was in the wrong here, and it was sort
of like that. It's like two years later, right and
you go, holy shit. You never hear a celebrity dud.
Speaker 2: Dude? Do you remember the Real World show?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Okay, season two?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, your boyfriend he was in Real World ten
and in Chicago, Mark.
Speaker 3: I shouldn't admit this. I'm sorry. I gotta ut real quick.
I had a dream that Kyle Brant and I were
getting together for a radio show, me, Kyle Brandt, and
two other people. It was gonna be four people on
the show, and I was thinking that Kyle was going
to come in and just rip someone a new asshole,
and I couldn't wait for it to happen. I don't know,
it was a weird dream. It was just last week. Yes, yes,
it's gone.
Speaker 2: So Real World, Los Angeles season two.
Speaker 5: The first guy to ever get voted off a reality
show was this comic named David Black, comic, young comic,
and the reason he got voted off the show by
his castmates it wasn't brought to a vote.
Speaker 2: He was like, Uh.
Speaker 5: There was a woman on there named Tammy who ended
up marrying a guy named Kenny Anderson who played for
the Nets. The end up getting divorced. She was on
Real Housewives and all this other stuff.
Speaker 2: And she was in a it was in.
Speaker 5: Her underwear, like a bikini or broad panties, and he
had she had a blanket and he was like pulling
the blanket off her, like trying to just get her,
like to be exposed on televison.
Speaker 2: But he wasn't trying to do anything bad.
Speaker 5: But the next day she felt violated and started using
the R word.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and then a couple and then one of the
other girls on the show, Beth, came to her defense, goes,
no means no, okay, David, And then all of a sudden,
they got a hot.
Speaker 2: Potato and they realized, what do we do? And they
end up like kicking him out of the house.
Speaker 3: What are you gonna do?
Speaker 5: Two years later they have or three years later, they
have the reunion episode with the first four Real World
casts and she apologized to him. She said, I saw
your side on the discussion. I know you were just
posing around, all right, but.
Speaker 2: But it like kind of ruined his life because he
never really made it.
Speaker 4: I'm pretty accused of something like that, and you found innocent,
you're still guilty.
Speaker 3: Well, here's the thing Kobe wasn't though. Kobe went on
and had you know, I'm just talking about a regular Joe,
regular Joe. I agree with. It helped that he was
Kobe Bryant. Well, it helped that he was Kobe Bryant.
And then it was the mamba. You know how we
hear mama mentality. It tells you where that came from.
Was not what I thought. He was watching Kill Bill
and there's a mamba snake used to kill somebody, and
the mamba's direct and knows exactly where to bite you
into all this, and he says in there because he
had a what did he have a performance coach or
a I forget what it was. I'm like, God, damn,
I want to be so rich that I could have
all these coaches and shit, because I am a true believer,
and a coach will make you better in whatever it is, right,
if you have like talent, coach for performance, all this stuff,
but it's expensive and I'm not buying them, and most
people aren't. But he had this coach and he calls
the guy and goes, I was just watching this movie.
I got it. My alter ego is Mamba mentality. And
he went out and he scored sixty one points I think,
or maybe he scored sixty two, and the other team
by the third quarter had only scored sixty one, so
he had outscored the entire other team. He did eighty
one of the night. After that, he won two rings
in the Mama Mentality, and then he had his second daughter. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
post shack right.
Speaker 5: Paul gasol, but yeah, yeah, it's it's funny though.
Speaker 3: You gotta watch that well.
Speaker 2: Then and then after basketball he ends up winning either Oscar.
He win an Oscar or a Grammy was an Oscar? Okay?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: For a short film called Dear Basketball, a spoken word
poem he wrote, and he wrote it and then he
gave it to Ramona Shelbourne ESPN.
Speaker 2: He goes, tell me what you think? She goes, what's nice?
He goes, no, no, no, what do you think? What
do you really think? How would you have written this?
And she kind of.
Speaker 5: Coached him along and he figured it out and he
wrote it and rewrote it, and rewrote it, and rewrote
it and then turned it into a short film and
won the Oscar sALS A server was an Oscar a
green He was spoken word poetry, but it was a
short film based on his love for basketball. I mean,
the guy would stop at nothing. That's why I think
he might be He's not here anymore because helicopters got
ground in LA that day and he had somewhere he
had to be. And who's telling Kobe Bryant, No, if
I want to go somewhere, I'm going somewhere.
Speaker 2: You getting that freaking helicopter.
Speaker 3: You gotta take me.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm not I'm not making light of the situation. No,
he did not know the meaning of the word no. Yeah,
that's how he lived his life.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, what happens in there too, because I may
have to go back and watch episode one.
Speaker 2: I gotta go back and watch it. I have to
go watch it.
Speaker 3: Do they do they tell you? Or do you remember
this at all? Mark? His parents? His father is there
when he wins his first championship, Yes, his father was
the father was a pro basketball Yeah. And then and
in his second championship, his father is not there, but
is alive. His father didn't die until twenty twenty four,
so he was outft Kobe something to do with him?
Speaker 5: Did it have something to do with him marrying young
or he didn't Landen like his wife.
Speaker 3: I have no idea.
Speaker 2: Is that what happened.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I didn't know if he got divorced.
I missed anything.
Speaker 5: When you're dealing with these high strung athletes like him,
like Aaron Rodgers, like Tom Brady, like I mean, Michael
Jordan is a great example Tiger Woods. When you get
to that level, all of a sudden, He's like you were.
Speaker 3: But Michael was about his family was so was Kobe.
Speaker 2: Kobe was for a while, but then they split.
Speaker 3: I don't know what happened. That's what I'm trying.
Speaker 2: I think even the.
Speaker 5: Even Steph Curry and his family have some issues going on.
Aaron Rodgers has to talk to his family.
Speaker 3: But the Curry one is I think they divorced and
he remarried young, and I think that's the point.
Speaker 5: But like I mean, like when you get to these
like famous families, all of a sudden, money and cameras.
Speaker 2: And fame get in your face.
Speaker 5: You're being pulled in all kinds of directions. You don't
know who to listen to see.
Speaker 2: What do you do?
Speaker 3: You turned off everybody speaking of basketball last night, I
was gonna watch and instead I went and watched this
Kobe thing. I was going to watch the Knicks game.
I'm like, yeah, I forget it, and then I wake
up to find out what happened. I know you're gonna
what happened?
Speaker 4: Tracy Morgan fugd raight on the on the car.
Speaker 3: Did you see this? No?
Speaker 2: I didn't.
Speaker 3: I heard, Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Ten minute delay.
Speaker 5: They to take him out the stretcher and he put
like a wheelchair. But I'm sorry, okay, it it wheelchair?
Speaker 3: Yeah whatever. They took him out, it's stretcher, wheelchair. He
had to be assisted out.
Speaker 2: How to put a towel over about price.
Speaker 3: He took him, took him to the hospital and he was admitted.
I think because he put out a picture of it.
All he's saying it was food poisoning. Now, I am
here to tell you I eat nicked sushi again. I'm
here to tell you there is no such real thing
as food poisoning. No, it's bad bacteria that just overtakes
your body. It really is. It's bacteria.
Speaker 2: Could it come from food, Yes, that'll be food poisoning.
Speaker 3: Well by definition, it's not really poisoned.
Speaker 2: So well, yeah, the food's not poison it's just it's
not cooked.
Speaker 3: We know what it is, and it can just take
over everything.
Speaker 2: Well, Jeremy pivet yous eat sushi every day, end up
almost paralyzed. You ever hear that story. He has so
much mercury in his blood that they had.
Speaker 3: Just like out of him. I didn't know. I didn't
know he was that bad with it. Yeah, but Tracy,
I swear to God, when you're when you hear this,
do you automatically go, oh, sure it was food poison
He was out all day, probably with his homies. Don't
you think, are you funny? But you had to see
this vomit man? They on it mid stream like it
was all over social media. It's just like this orange
And then he's saying it's that. But I go, first
of all, I don't know anybody who ended up in
the hospital because of food poisoning. I know people who've
eaten like spoiled macaroni salad right that went bad or something,
or and then got very sick. But you can get
really dehydrated and fucked up. You can.
Speaker 5: I think when you're a celebrity and you're in the
garden and it's a ten minute delay and they have
to put you to a wheelchair, something, they better do something.
Somebody's got to go somewhere. It's like, what do you
call for mental health?
Speaker 2: The rest? Somebody's gotta go, someone's going with the cops.
Speaker 3: Oh, everybody's thinking to the Knicks today, but not not
because of the Knicks, because of him. And then I go,
what every asshole like me? And I'm assuming and I'm
throwing you in that thump once too, is going he
was out partying, he had to be.
Speaker 2: That's how I've been Saint Patrick's day.
Speaker 3: Yes, what I mean, Yes, Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
It was Saint Patrick.
Speaker 4: Those Irish City.
Speaker 5: Yes, everybody's Irish today included Tracy Morgan.
Speaker 4: And he obviously was drinking something uh uh orange because
that's what he puked up.
Speaker 3: It sure look that way, didn't it. Yeah, I'm going
the whole thing could have been pizza mixed in with gettis. No,
I'm just saying, like, put that middle initial, oh Tracy.
But I mean, is it terrible that we all think that?
Or is it pretty The.
Speaker 5: Thing about Tracy Morgan that I thought of, I didn't
think of that. I forgot yesterday with Saint Patrick's say,
almost completely because of the parade.
Speaker 3: On sound dare you you?
Speaker 2: I'm a quarter of.
Speaker 5: Irish and I just don't Oh yeah that quarter really
paid attention, did it?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I didn't give a ship but I'm half Irish.
Speaker 5: But the point is, though I immediately went to like
to Tracy have a stroke because he's.
Speaker 2: Had health problems in the past.
Speaker 3: Yes, he'll get bus.
Speaker 2: Accident, right and then he had other stuff. It's just
if that was to be and then all of the
conspiracies will come out. Yeah, the FBI wanted Tracy Morgan dead.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Why if I'm an event and you see me puking,
aren't you?
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I think, I go yes, yes, I'm thinking. No,
I'm thinking you had to carry another sign and you
finally got to You heard me in your head to
you if I would a don't kidding? Yeah, I mean,
absolutely no fucking sense, no, it did. I would vomit
if I had to do another sign. No. I got
two shout outs. I know you did. I know. I
made fun of the fact that the yeah, but yes,
if you puked anywhere, like if I heard you were
at party in the park, I heard you were at
whatever's over the bowl over here, and yeah, man, I
saw Mark puked. Every I go oh yeah, and then
Mark's like no, no, no, no, swear to god, I
had potato salad was in the sun right bad. I
hate it.
Speaker 5: It's funny like Rochester is so small that once you
become known, even like somebody like like Mark, right, like.
Speaker 2: Everybody, Hey do you hear about Mark Hillman?
Speaker 3: Everybody would know who he's talking about Oh, yes, everybody,
everbody would know who everybody would.
Speaker 5: Everybode Rochester would know. Yeah, Mark Hill local, uh, local person,
Mark Kilman. Today I threw up at party in the park.
I mean I'll say like like everybody knows everybody here.
Speaker 2: That's all. I'm sure. No, it's true.
Speaker 3: You're absolutely right.
Speaker 5: You know what I saw the other day seas. I
mean that's how people talking Rochester.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, we'll take a moment. I want to
I have I didn't one on one earlier today with
Brad Cook. Brad is from Premiere Metal Group, and it's
just so if you're looking to scrap some stuff, we
have a nice little conversation and even about like people
trying to come in with stuff. We'll get to that
later later in the episode where you're actually gonna play it. No,
not not with us in here, Okay, No, it'll be
in there. I just don't I don't know. I just
don't know if that's how is that interesting? Well, it's
interesting for people. It's interesting in they had a whole
bunch of legal action because people were stealing cat the
converters and bringing them to those places.
Speaker 2: Bro, that's a thing that's a big thing.
Speaker 3: But it's it's not anymore because Monroe, at least in
Monroe County, because the sheriffs have done such a good job.
But he explains that.
Speaker 5: The place I go to get my tires rotated to
my oil change has a sign I've said it to
you say we are no longer responsible, being no longer
responsible for catalytic converts being cut out of your cars
that are left in the parking lot overnight.
Speaker 2: It's like, well, I got to bring my car there
to get fixed. Where are you going to put it
in the parking lot?
Speaker 3: Yeah, And it's it's ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Catalytic convertered shirts, but they've made.
Speaker 3: That a thing. And then he tells a story about
how some guys stole stuff. Uh and I don't even
I can't even remember what it's exactly called. But they
dropped in though the roof of a machine shop and
then repelled the stuff out like bucket after bucket after bucket,
like an assembly line, and showed up before he opened.
And he goes, I'm not buying this from you, guys.
Here's the fuck is wrong with you. It's pretty interesting,
and it's interesting for people that are homeowners. As you're
cleaning out, what can I do with all this extra stuff?
What do they take? What do they not take? Where
does it go after that? It is kind of interesting.
So so take.
Speaker 2: APMBA is how much metal do you find in your house?
You just want to get rid of it and.
Speaker 3: Paid for their adults mark, they're they're not living in
a little fantasy. You know. We should put Kevin Williamson
and well, you know, every once in a while, it's okay, yeah,
you know, every once in a while, but we will
talk about a guy who's leaving Buffalo and had some
bad things to say.
Speaker 2: Oh, okay, we'll get to that.
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Speaker 4: JOm Is it Joe Bricado? Wild Horses not Fuck Your Mother? Oh,
so sorry, I'm so sorry that was awful. Like I
can't believe that just came out.
Speaker 3: I'm so sorry that was awesome. No, it's Leon Russell,
but I always like Leon Russell. I'm it's even more
country five. Yeah it sounds country. Yeah, I didn't remember
him doing it like this covers the systems. There's the
one Elvis, yes, from It's not Lady Wilson, is it?
Or No, it's an older one. It's from a Mark
Wahlberg movie. It's it's what was the movie called Embarrassed?
Was Mark Wahlberg? It was Reese Witherspoon when they were younger. Oh,
I fear Fear. I never saw that. Yeah, Wild Hours
is in that. Okay, look at you pulling that out. Well,
I'm not looking for Danny. What. No, Danny, Danny's just distracted.
His add just kicked in. He doesn't have it. I
don't know. I don't know the movie I did see.
Here's something that I didn't know and learned sports wise.
Yesterday it was Danny Age's birthday. Danny Ainge the Boston
Celtics and then the Phoenix Suns and the Phoenix Suns. Yes,
got to a final with them, won a World champions
with him, and then with the Celtics and then the
GM and put together a championship team. Yes, did you know?
Yes you did? No, I didn't that he was one
of the most recruited for football, baseball and basketball.
Speaker 2: Yes, he's a three sport athlete.
Speaker 3: And but I mean, like won the John Wooden Award
and was drafted by the Blue Jays and actually played
in two hundred and twelve Major League Baseball games with
the expansion at the time blue Jays from nineteen seventy
nine to nineteen eighty one, and was pretty good.
Speaker 2: I didn't know that part.
Speaker 3: I didn't either. I blew my mind. It blew my mind,
and I go, why why do we not talk about
that when we I mean, how many people did we
go crazy over Dion? And we went crazy over Boje
Jackson doing you know both?
Speaker 2: But Dion, well did he do him at the same time?
Speaker 3: Though, no he did not, because how how do you
do basketball and baseball the season overlap? Well, at the
hottest time is starting with basketball and then you do
baseball later.
Speaker 5: Danny Age, Yeah, Danny age seventy nine to eighty one.
He had a two to twenty batting average, hit two
more at one hundred and forty six hits and six
hundred and sixty.
Speaker 2: Five at bats. Holy cow.
Speaker 5: He played three seasons eighty seven games, thirty eight games.
Speaker 3: And he was still in college at BYU and he
was pulling a paycheck from Major League Baseball.
Speaker 2: Twenty two years old. Yeah, back then they'd let you
do that. Then you know, things happened, Holy cow.
Speaker 3: That like I blew my mind. Yeah, blew my mind
because he I remember him being a pretty damn good
basketball player, whiny at times, but yeah, but I.
Speaker 2: Mean like I didn't realize he played Major League baseball.
Speaker 3: Yeah, how about that?
Speaker 2: Well, back back to the.
Speaker 5: Well, back in those days, they didn't have these expansion
drafts like they do now, so you had to start
your team from scratch.
Speaker 3: The Sundays, the Sundays. Yeah, yeah, I will play that
one too. Yeah, thank you. I'm Talome. No, he just
texted it. I was just doing.
Speaker 2: Texted dude on the fly.
Speaker 3: Now, all right, Mark brought this up, and I well,
should I save?
Speaker 2: Should we go? We've got three ex producers in the room.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I do Do you want it? That's true? Do
you want Kayer or do you want Stephan? First?
Speaker 2: Let's go with uh, let's go with Kyer?
Speaker 3: All right? So Kyer elam number one first round draft
picked by the Buffalo Bills. Yes, as a cornerback. Yep,
And I think it was a twenty not that long ago. Two.
He is going to our friend Matt Reese's Dallas Cowboys,
where I believe Stefan Diggs's brother. Is he out next season?
I thought he was injured. Why am I thinking that.
Speaker 2: He was injured this season?
Speaker 3: Okay, you should be ready for next season. He should be.
Speaker 2: He's a pretty good corner. But like once you get
her as a corner, it's very hard to return to form.
Speaker 3: He's old, he's getting old. Yeah. So Kaye basically says
that he was put in the back seat in Buffalo
and didn't really get a chance. And I'm going you started.
They gave you lots of opportunity. You were getting beat
out by guys in training camp that came in later round.
Speaker 5: You got a big sixth rounder, a seventh rounder, and
a twenty nine year old that they traded for.
Speaker 3: Okay, I don't want to.
Speaker 2: Hear it a kyrie elam mister put the playbook on
the playing coach. I'm flying or chibuck, I'm gonna be
ready wrong.
Speaker 5: And by the way, that's not McDermott too. I think
they dropped their pants when they realized that the kid
before them was taken whose name escapes.
Speaker 2: Me, Oh crap, what do we do?
Speaker 5: And the bills notoriously and this is not good draft
for need instead of the best.
Speaker 2: Player available, and oh we need a corner. All right,
well let's take this kid. He's more of a man corner.
Speaker 5: But you know what, we'll work with him because we're
good with good athletes and we could coach him up.
Speaker 2: And this was one instance.
Speaker 5: And by the way, twenty twenty two they had a
pretty good draft. You know where they missed their first
freaking pick.
Speaker 3: This guy, I go. I'm thinking to myself, ago, you
were putting the back seat, man, you were putting in
bro you were in the freaking child's seat with the
with the safety locks on in the back.
Speaker 5: You couldn't do it and facing the facing the window.
That's how infantile you were as as a corner in
the NFI. Look, they threw a seventh rounder out there
instead of you. Well, you got beat out by a
sixth rounder in your own draft class.
Speaker 3: They seems often gotta cut their losses quickly when it
comes to these high round picks.
Speaker 5: And the fact that the Dallas Cowboys actually traded for
us and they got a seventh rounded for him, which
is better than nothing.
Speaker 3: I know, it's pretty surprising to me. But he uh,
he basically said that he was not really given an opportunity.
He he, well, he like the Dallas Cowboys believe in me,
I'm going the Buffalo Bills believed in you.
Speaker 2: They drafted you, they started doing a place.
Speaker 3: Yes, but let me ask you this and I and
I don't know what either of your thoughts will be
on this because I don't know that we can really relate.
But the mental toll it must take if you were
considered a draft bust because I always last in your Jets, well,
I mean the mental toll.
Speaker 5: They'll think about this, by the way, he's already go
to YouTube and just look up Jets draft picks.
Speaker 2: I just watched the montage of the booze.
Speaker 3: But it's gotta be on unbearable because everywhere you go,
everybody knows in your hometown. Right even let's just say
I get it. I'm from let's say Houston, but Houston's
got a webster, Houston's got a fairport. You know what
I'm saying in that thing. And if you're that number
one guy going Buffalo wherever in the first round, everybody
in that town knows you, yep, or knows of you.
And then when you may already have a ball tech
several bars I can think of, the Yankees took Seedle Culver. Yeah,
and Setle Culver was the number one pick with the
Yankees first draft, like their first overall picked that draft.
I think it was late in the first round. Yes,
but and the guy made it up to triple A
but never really got past there anybody because.
Speaker 2: It was like like like there was no other option
for him.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: But my question, I don't even know if he got
the triple Aye did?
Speaker 3: I watched him. I watched him play. For the thing
is is that I watched him. I think hit a
home run.
Speaker 2: Triple A is not what everybody thinks it is. No,
it's not.
Speaker 5: Triple A is now rehab major leaguers and quick stints
for double A. Guys, if you're good, you go from
double A to the pros man they triple A is
now like the way it's like a wasteland almost like
career minor leaguers and rehab assignments back it sounds awful.
Speaker 2: I apologize, but it's it's that's what's happened back.
Speaker 3: In the day.
Speaker 4: You know, when you know, like when the right wings
with the Orioles, you would get these great players who
are getting ready to go to right.
Speaker 3: You would now it's they go to double and then if.
Speaker 5: You're going to double A, they bump you up pretty quickly.
But yeah, I'm sorry, go go ahead with with with
Kyrie Elam.
Speaker 3: My only thing is just the mental toll that is right.
I mean, when you think about it, I was thinking,
like Peto Culvert too, how much that's got a weigh
on you think of any one of us, Like when
you think you fucked I was a.
Speaker 2: Bust coming out of college fully admitted.
Speaker 3: That's not what I mean. I'm just saying that, like
all of us in some wady have embarrassed ourselves publicly.
We think the whole world has seen this.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, dude, I've done it on Twitter, I got
national there you go.
Speaker 3: And by the way, I was right too, Mark.
Speaker 2: It took me four or five years to get vidicated,
but I got vindicated.
Speaker 3: God yeah, and by then nobody knew, nobody cared, nobody cared,
nobody cared. Mark. Did you have anything that like major
embarrassment that would yeah, fight olt Castro? Oh, god, fiddle
cast I can't even remember.
Speaker 2: Title Castro was his dog.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I mean I had to feel like, you know,
it hasn't gone away. It was thirty five fucking years ago.
Because I brought it up. They still bringing up on
wesa's show, do they and and uh and uh Tommy
brings it up. Oh, I get you on the phone,
will go off. Tommy was just talking about the time
he said fight al Castro or fiddle cast or wherever
I fucking.
Speaker 2: Said, Mark Hileman, check this out.
Speaker 3: So I'll ask you, Danny, if you think of draft
picks when we say things like this, we get a
highly drafted guy and he doesn't do well. Do we
blame the player, the coaching staff, or is it the
front office? Is it a combination of all three? Because
a lot of people thought Josh would be yes a
bus I did, and Josh is now the MVP and
I think Mark has a his face on his pillow
or something.
Speaker 5: So I think where you land is just as important
as how good you are coming out of college. Every
every front office misses occasionally, like even Bill Pollian missed
the times, John Butler missed all the time with the Bills.
There's just Tom Donaho missed. The guy's missed. I mean,
Howie Roseman's even missed. And he's like the best general
manager in football. It's how often do you miss? I mean,
if you're drafting, there's a lot of different factors involved.
Speaker 2: What we are not privy to. This includes mel Kiper
and all the draftnicks. What nobody's privy to is.
Speaker 5: Those conversations at the combine behind closed doors, when you're
talking about diagramming a play, and when you're talking about
like well being in position or doing these things right,
or your intelligence level, how you answer questions, and and
what happens in the wonder Lick test, and what happens
is even though there's.
Speaker 2: Really no correlation between how good you are and the
wonder Lick tests.
Speaker 5: But the thing is, though that when whoever the champion
is in the room, who makes the draft decision, the
final whoever wins over the room for each player has
to be somehow convinced that we can overcome it. He's
just so damn good. Whoever wins that argument in the rooms,
either it's all the glory or all the blame, and
it's it's a player by player, a decision by decision.
Speaker 2: Who never heard of Khalil Shakir before he was drafted
by the Bills? Nobody really?
Speaker 3: A year later he was.
Speaker 5: He had been hurt that year, but everybody liked him
in camp. But everybody loves the receivers in camp. Okay,
so don't go buy that. Following year, all of a sudden,
he was Josh Allen's most trusted receiver. Nobody saw this coming, Okay,
so you.
Speaker 2: Gotta give him credit for that. You're gonna miss and
you're gonna hit. Here was my issue with these guys.
Speaker 5: Sean McDermott's a defensive coach, and defense is his side
of the ball.
Speaker 2: And I'm convinced that I've said this to Greg. Greg
doesn't necessarily agree with me. I think Sean McDermott is
the guy pulling the tab, not Brandon Bean.
Speaker 3: I agree, you think he's pulling the tab and the
players yes, I think he's the guy making the decision
in the first few rounds and then he turns it
over to his general manager goes.
Speaker 2: You got the rest of this?
Speaker 3: Matt said that first.
Speaker 4: Matt said that man made a comment that he thinks
that McDermott does more. Don't forget McDermott brought him over.
Speaker 3: That doesn't happen, right, yeah, right?
Speaker 5: And Brandon be got passed over not once but twice
in Carolina for the for the head job, for the
head for the general manager's job. He got passed over
by David Getelman, who ended up being a bubbling idiot
New York and Marty Hernie. When Gettleman left or got replaced,
they went back to Marty Hernie instead of given the
job to Brandon Beden, And everybody was like, well, why
don't you just give it to the kid?
Speaker 3: What space in your brain could be freed up? Like
if I have to clear off my computer, right, I
gotta get files off, I got to dump it somewhere.
If we got Marty Herney's name out of your brain,
what else would you be able to remember that you
can't remember to know what I would love to do.
Speaker 2: I would love to just take all this.
Speaker 5: If I could trade all my sports dologe and just
figure out the stock market and make it.
Speaker 3: See, I would do it right now. It's like, it's
so funny, Like you just spit that out. I'm like,
who's Marty Hurdy. I don't even know you told me
Marty Hurdy. Hey, hey, I heard you saw Marty Herdy
at Monconner's. Yeah, I left the guy. Hey, it's Harry.
I don't know. I have no idea. That's so funny.
Speaker 5: I mean, you gotta give them credit for like he look,
he drafted Josh Allen. Yes, okay, and he coached up
and he had the guts. This was not this was
not just one pick. They had to move heaven and
earth to get enough picks to get in position to
draft Josh Allen. Hope that the first six guys in
front of him didn't draft Josh Allen, believe that Josh
Allen when everybody in ninety percent of Buffalo was ready
to riot when they drafted Josh Allen over the kid
who never like made anything of himself, Josh Rosen. And oh,
by the way, with all that, they had to go
to Alabama and get an offensive coordinator who was rehabbed
at Alabama by the name of Brian Dable to get
him to come to Buffalo and coach up Josh Allen.
Speaker 2: That was a huge undertaking.
Speaker 3: So we own.
Speaker 2: McDermott for having the vision to do all that.
Speaker 5: That said, he's the guy pulling the tabs most of
his picks in the first few rounds every year.
Speaker 2: Our defense, defense, defense, defense, defense, Why is it this defense?
Speaker 3: You keep talking like this, You're gonna give yourself a
Marty Hernia. I am now, I agree with you. I
agree with you. I it that way. Yeah, I think.
Speaker 5: They're solid, but they're not great. There's no difference makers
on that defense.
Speaker 2: But the they're good. But then like when their biggest
game of the year, they're always how do we Josh, Josh,
you're gonna play defensive back for us too? You watch
the pastor while we're here.
Speaker 3: How well do you think they did in free agency?
I thought they did fairly.
Speaker 5: I thought given the fact that the amount of space
that they had. And by the way, like free agency,
it's almost like color by number with team. Sure, we
have this much money, here's where I want to go.
Here's how much money I want to get paid. They
always take Like a lot of times the agents say, hey,
you're gonna be playing with the Cardinals this year.
Speaker 2: That's the biggest deal. All right, great. I mean it's
not like the player has a much of a choice.
Speaker 3: I mean they do.
Speaker 5: Just just show me the money. It's all about the money.
I thought the Bills did, okay. I think Josh Palmer's
an underrated signing.
Speaker 2: I do think they need it. Either either.
Speaker 5: Coleman needs to step up this year and be the man,
or he's going to be the neck kyri elam on
his way out the door, or you know, they need
to get another receiver.
Speaker 2: I think they've made a decision on Marii Cooper. He's
not coming back. He's toast. So I like the Palmer thing.
Speaker 5: I like the Nick Bosa deal. The thing is, if
Bosa can't stay healthy, now you got to Milano's back there.
And oh, by the way, the two dudes just signed
a defensive tackle, which, by the way, the Bills have
no idea that this is going to happen.
Speaker 3: To both realize this pressure that's in Danny. It's like
it's like a steam whistle on like kettle pie just
starts blowing right. Once he gets going here, it is
it's like so much pressure. I'm surprised you don't ship
Bill's diamonds or diamonds in the shape of the Bill's logo.
You got it like it's great information, but man, you
gotta hit it out. Well.
Speaker 5: A lot of people didn't realize that when it comes
to drug testing, it's an independent that's a third party tester, right,
So the player and the agent may know they're getting
tested for steroids or drugs or PDEs, but the NFL
doesn't know, and the teams don't know. And the reason
the teams don't know is because a collective bargaining agreement,
the Players Association needs to protect its players. So if
word gets out that you're on peds, your contract value
is going to drop. So of course they want to
keep that quiet. This hype kid that they signed defensive
tackles from Canada. He was up front with the Bills
and said, look, I'm under I'm probably gonna get a
six game suspension, but they're okay with it.
Speaker 2: They liked them.
Speaker 5: They signed a three year contract. Then this Okachobee kid
out of out of Pittsburgh.
Speaker 2: He didn't know.
Speaker 5: I mean he knew he was under suspicion, but he
didn't say anything. And then the test came down after
they had signed him. The market at that point had cleared,
and Brandon Bean said, if we had known that both
of these guys tested positive, we wouldn't have signed them both.
We would have maybe signed one, but at that point
the market's already cleared.
Speaker 2: I think they did okay. I think they did okay. Also,
I don't know if you.
Speaker 5: Saw it today, Mulano restructure his contract, gave the Bills
a bunch of money back because he's in the back
nine his career.
Speaker 3: Back to is he still going to play.
Speaker 5: He's gonna play, but I mean now he's on a
year to year basis, but he ain't getting you know.
He gave like I think eight million dollars in cap
space back to the team.
Speaker 3: So I think a lot of eyebrows got raised. And
I didn't solitarily until Mark brought it up. But on Sunday,
former wide receiver who I think had some some uh
participation in shaping Josh Allen confidence and got to get
credit man Stefan Diggs, who went to the Texans UH
now a free agent. He had scrubbed all his social
media of any Bills anything, and then Sunday it was
all him in Bill's uniforms on the field in Buffalo
doing stuff. So people are wondering, is he trying to petition?
Is he already is there a deal made that we
don't know about yet. He's like, I really believe there's
a deal already done for Aaron Rodgers and the Steeler,
And for whatever reason, it's not being announced. And I
think it's more of a game and a control game,
and I don't know who's in control.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think I think Stefan Diggs. I think he
after his year in Houston, he knows that the Bills
need a receiver, and I think that he saw what
happened without him last year and believes because he Usedtefon Diggs,
I could have I could have won that game for him. Yeah,
I could have beat the Chiefs, even though two years
earlier he dropped.
Speaker 2: The freaking football at the ten yard line.
Speaker 3: Do you see what I'm saying? Do you see this this.
Speaker 6: Ago?
Speaker 3: Every time I see her, I always feel bad. I
always go, do is it inappropriate to give Beth a hug?
Because I just know what she has to put up
with that. You know, an our thing is.
Speaker 4: With Stefan there's only one person that would okay, Stefan
Diggs to go back there to Josh.
Speaker 3: Josh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Josh want him back. He comes back.
Speaker 3: But I mean there was a whole lot of there
was a lot of uh, you know, but what do
they say, everyone eats, everybody eats? He left, Yeah, yeah,
so it almost is like a little underhanded James Cook.
Speaker 5: James Cook cooks everybody eats. But then it started, it
got caught up with him for a while, but then
they figured it out. But there is room for a
Stephan Diggs. But I think that losing him in the
locker room was a blessing.
Speaker 3: You can tell them by the way they played. They
went to the fucking championship with the.
Speaker 5: Stefan Diggs would not have made a difference last year.
I think he believes he would have. I think what
he would have done was he would have made things worse.
He was just not He just he it's all about him.
And I think Greg and I talked about this. I
think we talked about it. How that one time where
he took a picture of himself, he had somebody take
a picture of him watching the Chiefs celebration in twenty
twenty after.
Speaker 2: The game, and Josh went to put it on and goes,
leave me alone, let me alone, leave me alone. Like
in all the words, it's all about me. It's all
about me.
Speaker 5: And I ain't got time for when he was showing
him up in the sense that he playoff game in
the fourth quarter's sitting there yelling at your You're yelling
at your franchise quarterback on the sideline.
Speaker 2: Who's the man. I'm the man, not you, I'm the man.
Speaker 3: Then out here go. Then he drops the then he
drops the past that it would it be Kansas City.
Speaker 2: Yeah, gona put him in a position to win the
football game.
Speaker 3: I just think Josh should have went over to him
and said, what the fuck? Yeah right, all right, well
we'll take a moment. He's not worth it.
Speaker 2: You better off bring it back. And Marii Cooper or
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what look i always feel like the metal prices, fluctuate,
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the winter months flow is slow for a lot. Of
the mills so now all of a sudden the flow.
Starts to increasing we see. The prices, Pop all right?
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beam they're using metal beams now in houses.
Speaker 7: And things correct so majority. Of the model what we
do is we package it so, it's, either.
Speaker 6: Bailed boxed shredded and what happens is that material ends
up going to either a foundry or. A mal direct they'll,
remelt the metal uh additives do we make it the,
strengthen and hardening and then they'll reroll it and a
lot of it. Goes into automotive so you'll get right
back into, your, aluminum fenders. Right, aluminum transmissions uh that,
that's a, big you know big. Market for us are
selling it right into automotives where they can they can
remelt that and get it back.
Speaker 3: Out to you how how hard is it when we
were talking about environmental stuff, TO remain like i don't
know if inspectors that come in and that, sort of stuff? Is,
It tough yeah so we have a.
Speaker 6: Full environmental team we have about there's about three of
the three guys that come, in and, uh you know
daily inspections. On our equipment we also HAVE the d
c is there twice a year. Expecting our facility We
have The Town of east Rochester and The city of
rochester comes in, checks our facilities making sure we're staying
environmentally safe, on you know keeping the oils off, the
ground right making, sure employees. Safe so on so it's
a it's a big process to make it all work.
Speaker 3: Basically. AND check down i know it says On the
stuff i've read AND you and i are meeting kind
of for the first time THAT, you're the gm but
are you're?
Speaker 6: The OWNER too so i used to own, a recycling
facility started one From Scratch in east ROCHESTER and then
i sold out about seven Years Ago. To, premier models
okay So seven years i've been. The General manager so
i've seen. It full circle i've been the owner and
now i'm the general manager up.
Speaker 3: WITH the owning i got to think that that it.
Almost sounds impossible how do you meet all the, regulations
and things You know, what i'm saying like. GET the, Oil,
i HONESTLY god sometimes I Look At new YORK state,
AND i go i don't know how. You do it it's.
Speaker 6: It's, ever changing yeah it's, definitely ever Changing Especially In.
New york, state you know you try to stay. Ahead
of it it's basically keeping the, keeping the warehouse keeping,
on the guys safe keeping the oils, off the ground.
Keeping it clean that that's the best way.
Speaker 3: To do it stay in. Front. Of it yeah one
of THE things that i think that we, often hear about,
like metal theft especially. Stolen catalytic converters that was a
big thing. For a while it's happening in the city
and guys trying, to grap them and people coming from
out of state maybe with those things because they think
they're not going. To get tagged here or, figured out
here and it's. Being an issue how do you guys
prevent thieves from bringing in? The stolen, scrap you.
Speaker 6: Know we've worked with other scrap yards. In the area
we've Also Worked With Monroe. County sheriff's department we kind
of worked with them as a task force to kind.
Of deter, that you know if you have to bring in,
a driver's, license, you know cameras and you also have
to bring in a title that. Matches the vehicle so
we've seen over the, LAST six months i would say that's. Going,
away slowly Obviously prices on cadillact converter. Platinum has fallen
that's helped. A little bit And Also The morroal county
sheriffs has done a great. Job deteriorating, that and yeah.
Speaker 3: People, Don't, COME in okay i didn't realize that there
was you got to have the title to the car
that had the catalytic, convert ON there because i knew
somebody who had their car was. In for service it.
Was parked outside either the service was done and all,
of a sudden the catalytic converters taken off while on
their lot ONE night, and i go where's somebody. Going
with that if these, are, the rules now what do,
you you know unless you go, OUT of state.
Speaker 7: I guess you just try, to YOU know from.
Speaker 3: Hoa.
Speaker 7: To, eventually yeah yeah that's kind of the best way.
Speaker 3: To put it what's, the the, weirdest most outrageous maybe
most valuable thing you've ever? Seen brought in is there anything?
THAT'S been, ODD i mean i know we're mostly fridges
or anything or anything of value that, you. WERE like,
Damn i mean i've been on a lot.
Speaker 6: Of demolition jobs we've done Dumbling jobs, with kodak okay
so that those are kind of The fun.
Speaker 7: Products i've seen, it's it's sad.
Speaker 3: But.
Speaker 6: It's fun, Uh you know i've gone to, a carrier
circle did a Demolition Job in carrier circles where they
made all the air conditioners off. Through that plan you
know how big it is and air conditions were made
here and now they're, tearing it. Down you know, so
it's sad but it's, also you know it's rewarding because we,
got the job but it's also sad when it that
the jobs are Moving Out Of.
Speaker 3: New, york state yeah anybody ever bring anything in that
you kind of go. A nice dry but now.
Speaker 7: That's Been there's been.
Speaker 3: Saturday drop.
Speaker 6: Offs you know really you get guys that come in
with a tot, of a big huge drama carbide and
you ask where they got it from and they.
Speaker 3: Can't answer, you so yeah so you, Won't take it
so we.
Speaker 6: Don't take it we just. Don't take it it's. Not,
worth it yeah you end up going through. The whole
corps just not worth.
Speaker 2: It for Us what.
Speaker 3: Carbide for people who aren't as familiar, with the terms.
Speaker 6: So car bytes to mill out, and machine parts. It's
very valuable it's right around ten, dollars a pound so
you know when someone on some of that out, of
their garage so it's. A.
Speaker 3: Little suspicious suspicious actually you have fun with. Guys like
that so does that Usually come from i'm trying to
think like? Too and dime would they have? To, and
die yep. To and die they're.
Speaker 6: Milling, out parts yeah they're taking a chunk of aluminum
and making it, into a part so they use a
car by, tip, to.
Speaker 3: Ah man you're gonna be on top of. All that
stuff so it's. It's ever.
Speaker 7: Changing you know we put through fifty to eighty.
Speaker 6: Customers a day so, we're you, know always, changing, you know,
employees keeping them.
Speaker 7: Keeping them, safe you know it's.
Speaker 3: Is there a lot of training to? Be an, employee
there is, LIKE to know i mean you'd have to
know what all these things are and who's trying to.
Speaker 7: Get, in what yeah there's a lot of training that.
Goes into, it you know there's an.
Speaker 6: Aluminum copper stainless there's different grades, of staining less different.
Grades of aluminum so it's it's a, lot of training
a lot of time. Hands, on training yeah you got
to spend a lot of time with the guys. And
train them we do, Have a niton so a niton basically.
Analyzes the METAL it's an. X ray machine you can
stick it on a piece of metal and we'll tell
you the chemistry. Of the metal so that helps when
the training process.
Speaker 3: With, the guys okay so what, Can most PEOPLE let's
say i got a couple of old bikes and maybe
An old lawnmower i'm looking to push more or something to.
Get rid of do they pay by THE pound if i.
Speaker 6: Bring it in, a typical homeowner you know they, got
two bikes, a washing, machine, and lawnmower, right you know
so we weigh them. On a scale they'll weigh full
and then they'll throw off their metal and then, they
weigh empty give, us the way and then we pay
them per pound whatever the. Commodity is trading most of
our pricing stays consistent. Throughout the month we, change it
monthly sometimes week weekly if.
Speaker 7: The market's followtable but they'll.
Speaker 6: Pay per pound so, you come in you, drop it
off you get, a, price ticket wait throw your license
and get some cash and.
Speaker 7: You, walk away really it's.
Speaker 6: Really that easy it keeps the metal out, of the
landfill which is, a great thing.
Speaker 7: Keeps the keeps. It, World turning.
Speaker 3: Yeah i'm almost thinking like you could make some money
if you ever see people put down you know at
the end of the drive with a take if you
want it kind, of sign right. It's a bike it's
going to go scoop all that up because, WITH the
bike i don't. Need, a title no you just don't have.
Speaker 6: A pickup truck and all you fill your pickup truck.
Will be fine to keep filling your pick.
Speaker 7: UP every day i.
Speaker 3: Gotta think these guys who are coming in with catalytic
converters and things and think they're going to get A
big buyet mauthi.
Speaker 7: All the, time they do you know.
Speaker 6: All the time you know they kind of push back,
on the employees, which you know the employees. Are trained
properly who to? Who, the man, uh you know touch
touch base with the management and uh then we'll talk
to them and kind of talk it down and and what.
The situation is but you got to de escalate some.
Speaker 3: Of, these guys yeah.
Speaker 6: It can be can you get, a little aggressive especially
you're dealing with, money, metal money right it's just the
way that's. A, cash business yeah so everyone walks away
with cash and they all think they got a lot
of money.
Speaker 3: In, their pocket yeah somebody ever take a? Swing or
anything not, yeah not yeah.
Speaker 7: Wait for.
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Speaker 3: On a commercial Might have Been danny because i'm remembering
that a. Little BIT too but i never trust my
memory on these.
Speaker 2: TYPES of, THINGS i, BELIEVE i mean i believe it
was in a. Movie, probably Too.
Speaker 3: Yeah but marty hearns has Taken up space hernie whatever,
his name is taking up. Some space. THERE uh yeah i.
Like this version, it's, very haunting right? Which, does it
yes that's a good way. To PLAY IT but, i,
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do it? HOW dare you i can't even BELIEVE you
fucking i will tell you a.
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Forgot to tell you've read to TELL me.
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not anything, bad nothing. Bad sincerely nothing look at. His fucking.
Face all right this is one. Of my favorites so
we thought we do this this song that this cold.
A country song i. Guess you do it is kind
of a country song.
Speaker 2: Thinking about it but this was back in late six
it was.
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OH okay YEAH i kind i. Always liked it it's
one OF my favorite. I don't know i thought it.
Speaker 4: Suck for, you well okay BUT see now I, Know,
it's ELVIS.
Speaker 3: No but i just. LIKE his voice i need to
now wait till he's doing this Is a wet you
do that and. With now somebody not a lot, of
PEOPLE know but i think in this area if You
Listen to Brother Weeds, It, joan osbourn. No it's worse
we used to make so much, Fun, of THIS tommy
and i am waiting to see when she comes In
listened to william who was, she WAS obviously but i think, before, oh,
wow okay yeah why.
Speaker 5: We Release telling a storystello Cold ray what.
Speaker 3: I'm just. Kind, of shocking yes it Seems VERY unposthelic but. I,
DON'T know.
Speaker 2: YEAH i don't i don't REAL either if i, Remember that, story,
I'M like.
Speaker 3: REALLY i don't i, never HEARD that. BUT i don't.
I don't. KNOW i didn't i was caught up in
my own world in a. LOT of places i, will, ask,
you guys uh is there any such thing? As? Privacy
today no you? Don't. THINK SO okay i i was
thinking about this a LOT today because i It's something Where, amazon,
is yes No. It is alexa they're phasing out a
feature on select echo devices that it didn't use to
everything bring it. To the cloud, in other words, when
YOU'RE talking, and i mean if you think that, it's
not listening when, until you, say hey, lang yeah right.
It's it? Is it is of. Course it Is and
because i've had it go off at my mother's house
because she loves it for, music and stuff and all
of a SUDDEN it'll say i find that inappropriate or
something like it comes out, and, you're like, Wait what right,
so they're listening but everything goes. To the cloud and
now there were some that had stayed at, the local
level so that meant. They weren't recording in order to go,
to the cloud it's. Got to record i'm not saying it,
doesn't delete it but it's. Got to record and now
all these are being phased out FOR their further ai
and they're trying to push IT. Through as ai BASICALLY
they're saying ai is going, to give you uh more
options and you know we're going to have More capabilities
with alexa AND. The enhanced ai but because OF, the
enhanced ai part of that is where everything's going TO
the clif. I hate it.
Speaker 2: I hate it i. Absolutely hate it? Why like giveaway
just like more make these people search?
Speaker 3: For?
Speaker 2: Your information information is The?
Speaker 5: Quote new oil well and LIKE just like i mean
you could talk about like You're watching, as diddy special
they talk.
Speaker 2: About baby oil next, thing you know your phone's getting
ads for Do you Want johnson? And johnson right or
do you want then?
Speaker 3: You get it and that happens. With our Phone so and,
I'M also saying i WILL tell you i am A.
FAN of ai i know, that SOUNDS strange but i
can't remember how. TO spell things i could never. Spell
VERY well so i will ask hey, blank spell whatever
and it'll spell it back TO me.
Speaker 5: That i fo WEEKS ago when i was going, through
MY head when i was going through, my HEALTH stuff
and i was telling You about asking. Ai certain questions
it sounds like you're troubleshooting something.
Speaker 2: In, your health dude this is like the fifth time
you've asked.
Speaker 3: Me THESE questions but, i SAY that and I know
that marcus had to have. SEEN this too i think
that sometimes we're a participant in how much information gets. Out,
of there yes and as much as we want, To
say involuntarily i'm going to. Say SOMEWHAT voluntarily and i
knew that a lot of this. Has To do what
i'm talking about is people on. Their goddamn PHONES because
when i pulled into a, PARKING lot today i heard
a very private conversation about a woman and some. Between
TWO guys and i couldn't really hear the guy very well,
in THE car but i could, hear his Friend who
was i'm the speakers booming and surround sounds, inside THIS car, and,
i go, oh MY god then i hear another lady
walking into this store on speaker, and she says is
this how? You handle?
Speaker 4: Business over there is this how? You conduct yourselves and
the person on The other, and i'm going. OH my
god I not that i need. TO know anything i
don't know, who they are, but per chance like you're
ready to. Get your POPPY but if i see That lady.
Speaker 3: And i'll Go.
Speaker 2: She's, a karen yeah she's paying the ask.
Speaker 3: People are, we're broad no but we're just broadcasting.
Speaker 2: Our own ship people are doing it.
Speaker 3: ALL the time i just, read, something where uh somebody
had someone cursing and they're on speakerphone, and they're cursing,
and someone said could you take it off speaker and
the people got all insulted in almost's.
Speaker 2: The, other thing too like people like love to have their.
Conversations on speech i'm gonna.
Speaker 4: Tell YOU something when i worked at, The liquor, store
i'd say everybody that came in was on.
Speaker 3: Speakerphone, having CONVERSATIONS.
Speaker 4: Yeah like i want to fucking. Hear their conversation well you,
kind of like look you sort of do when you.
Sort of, don't you didn't but YOU like when i,
Was a kid we lived in such a rural area
that we didn't even have our. Own phone line it
was called, a party line so several, people used it
and you'd have to wait sometimes to make a call
until the people up the street were. Off, the phone
well my MOTHER used to i would walk in the
kitchen and she'd, have the receiver just the ear piece.
To her ear she'd hear a mouth above, her head
twisted and then she'd be going and. She'd be covered
she'd be listening in.
Speaker 3: On their conversation it was like it was like a
soap opera fir, she you know she got part two to.
Hear in stories. She WOULD listen so i think it's
like human nature to want to. Know you're right are
so concerned about fucking privacy what. You, can control yes
not broadcast your whole goddamn sex life or whatever else
it is, it's going, on you know your health. PROBLEM
or whatever. I don't know, i'm just saying it just
seems like.
Speaker 2: We do that somebody, Wants, told me dan there's two Rules.
Speaker 3: To being?
Speaker 2: Italian What's? That number one don't ever say anything into
a micro phone you. Wouldn't.
Speaker 5: Want, broadcast go yeah it makes. Sense and too don't
ever write anything down you would want published. In a
newspaper you could get ninety Percent of being italian covered.
In other ways, we don't talk, but YOU know and
i know, that Old ladies, especially italian ladies, well they
talk they, talk about everything.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And, Everyone YEAH yeah so i don't know how.
Speaker 3: That's the way so Don't. Worry about alexa first, shut,
your mouth yes and then and then you wouldn't have. As,
Many problems, though oh.
Speaker 2: GOSH we WE i think i. Think it away it's
like it's like a.
Speaker 3: Public give up it's. A public diary i've given up.
ON privacy, stuff i figured what're you gonna find? Out?
About me right what are you? Gonna? Find out right?
At this? Point who cares you really got?
Speaker 5: To, watch yourself now do you realize like you're on
camera maybe eight times a, day or.
Speaker 3: More maybe more because everybody's got? A, ring doorbell well
like we're, at, the parade man we must, have, been everywhere,
man oh. Yeah yeah yeah, by the way a.
Speaker 2: COUPLE of observations i can't wait to.
Speaker 3: Hear these. Observations the parade there was there were some stuff,
that would yeah it. Was some stuff i'm not going.
Speaker 2: To talk about that if you want to. Talk about
that TWO things, that, i noticed okay and that doesn't
this doesn't impact anybody listening. To, This podcast okay.
Speaker 5: I've noticed, that you Know, like on saturday The Day
after Black Friday or, black friday afternoon you get all
the news footage of all the people who Line Up
for black friday and to get the and they mobbed
the store and just.
Speaker 2: DISMANTLED the place i noticed a lot of the same faces.
At the, parade, COME on okay i noticed a lot
of similar looking people.
Speaker 5: At the parade got, get two shirts, Get two shirts got?
Speaker 3: Get TWO cups yeah.
Speaker 5: I want one i handed more stuff out AND had
more i, look for. Kids older people people were just minding.
Their own business bills had, like your style.
Speaker 3: Here you go We walked with connors and first they
must have invested a tremendous cups that had their logo.
And the bills loug wanted t Shirts That said saint
patrick's with their. Logo on it they had had alast
they had other things that were giving out hats and
usies and. All these things and when You went by
mark with, THE cups especially i felt like because that's
THAT was what i was doing for the. Number of
people when it comes, TO free stuff i don't know
WHAT happens because i. Watched it happen damian got on
The stairs at montconnery's and just started throwing t shirts,
into the crowd and you Would have thought fallon was
there the way. People were reacting guys not. Remember, prize
pigs yes we're talking. Like prize pigs to me was
somebody who they. Worked for it, they were. Known they
wanted but you would bring stuff like to a to,
A oh no i Do, forget the yes you would,
have a, gig go, ahead tell me and you would
have a gigging and people would COME up out, i
WANT that and, i WANT that and, i want. That
and yeah my favorite guy we were giving out tickets.
To a concert it was like, this long haired kind
of kind of a kind of guy and he SHOWS
up and i guess we gave him a. Pair of
tickets and then he. Comes back later he, had long
hair hair up. In a hat he put on a
white collar shirt and he's, like HEY man, and i
go weren't? You here before, HE'S like, no, i go,
Yes you were and then. He STARTS laughing so i
think you'd give me another. PAIR Of tickets i i'm
not supposed to, FOR that effort. I have to i
think it was this?
Speaker 2: POINT who cares i, was just like.
Speaker 3: You want but but. YOU'RE absolutely right i, forgot.
Speaker 5: About that Damn so so i'm handing these shirts out
and my wife's. Got the bag i'm handing THE stuff
because i did not want to hand. The stuff out
i'll carry the bag.
Speaker 2: You can handle. I'M not sure. I don't care i like,
interacting With people and.
Speaker 5: I'm, looking for, like you know cool people. To hand
stuff and i'd hang out something kid and some adult
comes and grabs it.
Speaker 3: Out of my.
Speaker 2: Hear, not, joking really. YES happened twice i, didn't, HAPPEN
twice man i mean?
Speaker 3: JUST two shirts i?
Speaker 2: Get two shirts is? THAT extra lodge i get? A cup,
too i.
Speaker 4: Mean we're not and then he's all and then Here's the, Other,
I'M starting yeah.
Speaker 3: I got it here's.
Speaker 5: The other, thing and again this doesn't impact to anybody
who listens. To this podcast how do you, know in
general do you think people? Are GETTING uglier do i
think people, are looking uglier?
Speaker 3: Like Less?
Speaker 2: ATTRACTIVE in. Rochester, I don't well i.
Speaker 4: Mean guess there was all you didn't see any good
looking people as a, good, LOOKING people.
Speaker 2: Dude i didn't see a ton of good. Look, at
people okay.
Speaker 3: Because you won't, You know what he's. Kind of right
what do you mean he's? Kind?
Speaker 2: OF right bro i didn't see, any cute chicks.
Speaker 3: None of that what are You talking About? Rochester in,
Buffalo you know i'm just telling. YOU there was i
think some of the most beautiful people. Live around, here
camera guys not anybody who listens.
Speaker 2: To this podcast, i'm, just saying yes.
Speaker 3: The Camera guys What?
Speaker 4: I'm in buffalo they tried to pan you know how
they usually. Get hot growth they have the hardest time Finding.
Speaker 3: At. A, BILL'S game yeah i can't, ARGUE with well
i did. See something today by twenty, fifty the world
majority of the world is projected, to be overweight and
there is something, about you know if, you lose weight you.
Speaker 5: Start to live trump gets more and More countries And
wall be americans all be, fat and lazy.
Speaker 2: Like loaded Up.
Speaker 3: On, cars GREENLAND hey when I, happened to greenland all
the fat. People went. THERE it's gone i. Haven't noticed that, i'm,
always AMAZED honestly and i guess as, YOU get older
i don't know. IF your standards i always like. People
my age i'm always amazed at how many attractive women
even there are that are more in, my age group
or let's go. Thirty five plus there's, actually attractive women
BUT nobody that, I would ever, i don't know run
through a wall, to, be with Right like.
Speaker 5: In, rochester seven, YEAH you know i mean it's not
Even that, in rochester ten Like Like a new york.
Speaker 3: SEVEN or something i don't. Know, what, SEVEN yeah right i.
Speaker 2: Just noticed, that, i'm, like wow? Man what happened we're
all because. When we're kids let's. Put this WAY we
could i, mean you could but how about on the
First Part.
Speaker 3: Of, east, avenue yeah Yeah that's what, i'm TALKING there
wasn't i saw good looking? People down there people certain. People, go, to.
Speaker 2: Yes yes.
Speaker 3: It always does every year We're Going To New, york state,
fair ud.
Speaker 2: Dude have you ever gone?
Speaker 3: To? A carnival yes need to Go. To, THE hemlock
yeah i would.
Speaker 2: Love this summer should we do a tour of? LIKE
the festivals i?
Speaker 3: Mean Like fairs and i'll, Tell, you what danny If
you and. I'M not kidding i want.
Speaker 2: To, ORGANIZE it no. I don't.
Speaker 3: Organized maybe organized if you call up and you find
out and you get us power and you get, US
this stuff i would be happy. TO do that i
mean it's a pain in the.
Speaker 5: NECK breaking down i got to make up for LAST
summer when i lost all THAT weight because i had
like SEVEN weeks where i.
Speaker 2: COULDN'T eat nothing i want to make up for. It
this summer Up for how you're gonna put all?
Speaker 3: The, Weight back.
Speaker 2: NO i'm not i got it down. To A science
now I got To i'm maintaining i'm doing science.
Speaker 3: Or. Not friends no but, the, thing is though is.
Speaker 2: That like it killed my sub it.
Speaker 5: Killed my summer AND this year i see that there's
like three major concerts coming to semac which. Is Pretty
cool the, Killers are Coming uh why live? Is coming
back they're Pretty. GOOD counting crows i don't Know If
count dave matthews Is. Coming, to syracuse oh my wife
wouldn't want to. Go TO that but i mean there's
but there's like real concerts like, coming to town real
like major ACTS that actually i want to see. FROM
my generation i don't want to See Like the motley
cruz for the. SEVEN hundred times i got to.
Speaker 3: TELL you something i have never Been to A motley Cru,
BUT if mark i THINK you and i would have, a.
Speaker 4: Fucking field It would be it would, BE terrible now,
i mean no it would.
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to those jeans that just to Say they were now.
They're so tight, when she farts it sounds. LIKE a SNARE.
Speaker 2: I gotta i.
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in vegas We Went, to old Vegas went to freemont
and they have a, bunch of stages a, bunch of
bands right because's. Cool as ship and there's this one
band and there were they had a there are four four,
or five.
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were singing they.
Speaker 4: Were doing disco all of a sudden they Went into.
Speaker 3: Three, killer, SONGS oh yes, I Remember. You sai killer
They Were.
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An early show and then They went to freemont and
played played there under, a. Different name fantastic They Were,
Called Woe, Bowie Woe.
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moll woe bowie Was That. Was david Bowie It was david.
Bowie's son's name it.
Speaker 5: Would, BE funny oh i didn't know that it. Would
be funny flight Changed it Like Jimmy. With jimmy fallon
Uh Did the aaron judge Thing On the tonight show where.
Speaker 2: He, asked people hey do you?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 2: This guy yeah the guy Interviewing Them was, aaron judgement
flats what do You Think? About aaron judge what you?
Speaker 3: About?
Speaker 2: THIS guy right i think he.
Speaker 5: Didn't Say That with robinson cado and Then he popped
robinson when they after He left, the, yankees.
Speaker 2: Goes, oh oh yeah.
Speaker 5: It Pissed, me off man The Hell with Robinson Coo
and robinson cano pops out to beat him like it
would Be funny if barclay and these guys said a
lot like the killers and what do you think?
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THE actual killers i.
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a sudden he did, Three killers Sons me and maria
and looked at Each other, and i'm like they're too.
Speaker 3: Good at this billy go on MY phone and i.
Look and, him, we're Like, Yeah the killers and we.
WERE right there i mean it was this is like two.
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Speaker 3: Front of. Him how fun? It's how. Fun how funny It's.
Speaker 2: Gone Sale Friday. FOR the killers i forgot the other
show that they're going. Out sale for this Is The.
Speaker 3: New, Counting crows yeah, i've heard?
Speaker 4: This?
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I did hear i. Haven't heard yet and This is Called.
Baseman in tulsa this is the, official MUSIC video so i.
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Speaker 3: It sounds. Like, HARDER'S fanily yeah i kind. Of like
it it's. A little refreshment.
Speaker 2: It sounds like something that will Be in. A, shrek movie.
Speaker 3: Yeah you're A, spaceman in tulsa so you sing up. In,
clown white yeah makes your. Toys gonna stop dina's hair
and his eyebrows.
Speaker 2: AND his beard i know you, want to believe.
Speaker 3: Stop holding on. It's all right all the, people and
me that's a. Pretty good son they. Don't, HATE it
no i. Always liked, him his eyes, to his hands
down to his and everybody get all excited when they
heard that He had both Anderson And. UH courtney, cox.
Speaker 4: I, mean, come on man that's like written a Lottery.
To tack hope that is THAT is darnwall i hit.
Speaker 3: Him both at. The, same time. No we didn't there.
IS no way. I don't know I Did see sabrina
carpenter Do uh in Paris do an eiffel tower on
age where she had two male singers and then she
bends down with the microphone and she's, the, oh yeah
yeah so it's like simulating a three way. In a
sense but they were right there. Checking, It, Out uh
soldier any any fun things happening in your world before
we wrap? It up? Here, Not, REALLY no no i
got nothing really. Going ON work can? I say WHAT
i what i? Observed during? BREAK i'm? WHAT i what
i just? Turn To break uh mark facetimes, with his
girlfriend and uh she just is so lovely that she
sounds like so she. Was. So lovely damn he started
to even saying today's one of the worst. Days at, works,
She goes oh i'm really. Sorry to here i'm like that's,
a cool wow what. A.
Speaker 2: COOL chick yeah, i.
Speaker 3: Was like damn. I'M lucky, man i yeah and not
making fun. OF the sign i know she didn't. Even get.
OFFENDED she didn't i was more offended. Than she. WAS
of course i, just do it, Do it ERMENT that's.
All I. Did danny uh we didn't TALK any N.
C double A, maybe tomorrow memphis that's. The new team
memphis Is, In the Okay i'm. A michigan fan it's gonna,
be tough though Like To see saint john's own, because you.
Speaker 2: Know You Can't bet saint john's to.
Speaker 3: Win, it all well you can't stay or stay Because
It's A new. York state college yeah you can. In,
SOME pools yeah i Gotta.
Speaker 2: DRIVE the pennsylvania i think our.
Speaker 3: Friend food is gonna come in tomorrow and talk a Little.
Speaker 2: Of the yeah this is Like big high holy.
Speaker 3: Monthly it is and then the u N C. Uh
starr hills yeah did? That brand?
Speaker 7: Name?
Speaker 3: Didn't they well could be or it could be that
their athletic director was the chairman of. The selection committee
could be that so all right for the soldier who
people loved having back call cotts and comments in. The
comments SECTION again time i enjoyed.
Speaker 2: Doing The Show love Love come on number.
Speaker 4: Three raidings ago we were all worked at. The same
ratios we did, at different, Times.
Speaker 3: Different times uh, for The, Soldiers For Danny, i'm bill
moran see you tomorrow
Speaker 2: Down and they know if we was up to they
wouldn't