Speaker 1: When your old career gives you lemons throwing some ice
mix in some vodka colored a podcast from the Mac
of All Trade Studio in Fairport and driven by Victor
Chrysler dots Jee Brahm. It's Billified, the Bill Moran Podcast.
Speaker 2: Well, hello and welcome.
Speaker 3: Thanks for getting your pot on. Thank you for telling
a friend. That's how we.
Speaker 4: Spread the word about the pirate ship.
Speaker 3: Kevin is here tonight, I'll deck down his Patriots gear,
taking his son to college, gonna be getting going off
to Boston.
Speaker 5: How would she say?
Speaker 2: Is he getting dressed to the heads to or whatever?
Speaker 5: I don't think I had the classes on.
Speaker 4: I'm looking at matches.
Speaker 2: And they're back.
Speaker 4: Rebecca Joanne mill Froner two. Hello, I guess my first
question into Rebecca is his life changed since the show?
His life changed changed? Like in terms of recognizability.
Speaker 6: Yeah, definitely. Like actually, when I left the gym today,
Karen at the desk was asking me like, wuld you
know this guy? You know so and so? I forgot
what his name. Yeah, he's like, oh, yeah, you're ONLC.
I'm like, oh.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Hi, that's pretty that's pretty funny. So that how
did things end up? For you after the show, after
it all ended in wrapped.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and I left with the twenty eight year old Yeah,
what are you doing?
Speaker 4: You go?
Speaker 7: Girlfriend?
Speaker 5: Half a bill?
Speaker 4: It is? That is true.
Speaker 6: I mean we definitely almost talked for like like i'd say,
like a month. Where did you live an Texas?
Speaker 4: Oh that's impossible.
Speaker 6: But then you know, I'm like, you're like he said,
you know, like he he was like, oh, I'm like
kind of interested on talking to someone. I'm like, I know,
it's fine, Like you live fire away, Like I'm you
just need to enjoy your life. I did all that,
you know what I mean. Yeah, but he's a good kid.
Like we're still in touch because of all the fit
and stuff. So I always like we're everything's fine, you know. Yeah,
he supports me. I support him.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Laura just walked in.
Speaker 6: I I love it.
Speaker 4: No, sit right here, you're fine, Chicks, Power Plan Now,
you're fine, You're fine. Everything's all good, everything's all good.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, it's three to two now, Yes.
Speaker 4: It is. The odds are in your favorite ladies today.
That's right, girl Power. So will you do another show?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Okay, is there another show.
Speaker 6: That we haven't heard yet?
Speaker 3: Exactly, but there's another show kind of in the works.
Possibly does it involve Joanne too.
Speaker 4: It's all like, we don't know, you don't know.
Speaker 6: Now, I'm going to keep you posted, but we don't
know for sure right now?
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, yeah, because I did hear about an somebody
else from Webster getting looked at for a reality show.
Speaker 4: I'm sure you know this all about.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is an NBC show. No, that's ABC, but
this is NBC. But it and I think it has
to do with your ex helping you pick your new person.
Speaker 6: Yeah it is.
Speaker 8: It's one of my good friends. And she actually got
scouted on Instagram and it is about divorced couples who
have kids together that get along really well, and that
one of the partners is like married and the other
one is. Yeah, it's called date my ex. And she
has had to do so many like TV interviews. I
mean I was supposed to actually see her last Friday
and the interview, the family interview went like four hours long.
Speaker 9: Oh my god.
Speaker 6: So it's through NBC.
Speaker 8: You said, yeah, yeah, that's what I was today because
I did find that out.
Speaker 4: That's one of the got it was. It was brought
up to be.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so I think it's an NBC or one of
their whether it be Peacock or Universal or whatever they
have like an.
Speaker 5: Honorary Webster check when you go to the salon, I am.
Speaker 8: I'm like, it is like at the salon?
Speaker 7: Is that what you hang on a second?
Speaker 4: Hold on a second? Was a woman who before done
hang it?
Speaker 3: Hang on? I did not Larry James salon. Do you
know Larry James?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I know Larry because you know I'm a hairstyle. Yeah,
and I right down the street.
Speaker 4: I know Larry.
Speaker 3: And then I've gone there for years because there was
somebody who was cutting my hair who's going out of business,
and I got a call from this woman and so
I've been going to her for about five six years.
Speaker 4: Now. That's how that word.
Speaker 7: But you know, the tea is the tea is always
being But the tea is the salon. I mean you
will find that's where I find most my news.
Speaker 3: Well, it's funny to over here, like I didn't realize
this because guys don't. I get more information, more leads
on things, more stuff.
Speaker 4: It's like it's like having an informant.
Speaker 7: It's unbelievable.
Speaker 4: A snitch.
Speaker 8: Yes, when I went through my divorce. Like my hair
dresser sat there and talked about She's like, I remember
like five years ago when you were complaining about this.
I was like, oh my god, yes, I forgot about.
Speaker 3: Well, okay, so somebody at the station next to where
I was getting cut. She wasn't there yet, but she
had a sign called herapist.
Speaker 7: Yes she's a herapist.
Speaker 4: It's a herapist.
Speaker 5: So how happy are you the pumpkin spices back?
Speaker 4: Now? Oh my god.
Speaker 6: Actually I was an as they started with they.
Speaker 7: Did, I'm not gonna lie. I have loved this summer.
It was an amazing summer. But the minute this air,
you know that little bit, I'm like, ooh, fall, I'm ready.
Speaker 6: I really I love the fatter With that, I feel like, yeah,
I just I slept good last night.
Speaker 9: You know what.
Speaker 7: I get excited because schools starting and I'm not going
to school, but I have that feeling still, like like excitement.
Speaker 4: I fucking dreaded it.
Speaker 2: I hated it.
Speaker 4: I would I like I hated it. I would break out.
Speaker 3: The only thing I liked was when as I got older,
you had sports and stuff, so you got kind of
a prelude.
Speaker 4: But I like seeing all the girls again.
Speaker 7: And other than that, well, I feel like I need
to we're going to school shopping.
Speaker 6: I do like the IDA.
Speaker 7: I know me too. I broke out with my my
winter clothes a little bit.
Speaker 3: So what have you guys been doing? You said a
great summer? What what was the summer? Like, I mean
after the show and everything.
Speaker 7: I mean, we did lots of full time, lots of
full time at my town and you know what, we
got recognized from being on the show. Here on this
We're sitting there after our workout and someone over, this
guy's like, you guys, were you guys on the film? Yeah,
They're like, he's looking at us, like, yeah we were.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well see all right, that's good.
Speaker 7: We got recognized from there.
Speaker 4: Oh that's ory. I liked it.
Speaker 3: But at Midtown at the pool, we even got recognized.
Speaker 6: We were we were walking down from like Yogas.
Speaker 7: Yeah we were a disaster.
Speaker 6: And he's like, and he kept following you, I know
you too, I know you two girls didn't.
Speaker 10: Soldier worked out totally thinking we knew our names too.
Speaker 6: Yeah he did.
Speaker 8: I had a couple of people who commented to me,
they were like, oh, you weren't there the day of
the milk manner because they know you from burn.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, yes, because I used to work on it
burn of. That's so cute.
Speaker 4: It's just turned into a salon.
Speaker 8: I've been there for six years, so swaps are oh,
but I've been out because of my surgery, and I
do I am missing all the gossip it is.
Speaker 4: I mean, you do nothing but gab about I am realized.
Speaker 8: My social gym.
Speaker 6: Yeah social, Yeah, speaking.
Speaker 8: Of your hair dresser got a note posted today like
don't talk to me. I guess she was talking too
much at the gym this morning, but I was been
talking to her.
Speaker 7: I saw that. I saw did someone post it on Facebook?
Speaker 8: It was on like yeah, the Instagram story.
Speaker 7: Okay, I saw that because I saw.
Speaker 3: All right, so what big things are happening? He said,
you've got big? Are you allowed to say?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 4: All of a sudden, I oh yeah.
Speaker 6: So we're Joanne and I are going to do a podcast.
We're gonna you are podcast.
Speaker 4: This is amazing. What is it going to be called?
Speaker 7: It's called two Fit Chicks.
Speaker 4: Two Fit Chicks?
Speaker 7: Okay, and.
Speaker 4: We're gonna far Are you going to do it at
at your house?
Speaker 7: No, We're doing it at where is that. Where's the studio?
Speaker 4: Okay talking about I don't. I don't, but it doesn't.
It doesn't that well that's great because then they'll produce
it for you.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we want so we are being sponsored and we
have a friend of ours that's going to produce the
whole thing for us.
Speaker 4: To know.
Speaker 7: Jake Bishop, I don't Okay, you don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 7: He's from he's the what the Black Hand Company?
Speaker 6: Yeah, black Hand.
Speaker 7: It's a lot of the community.
Speaker 3: So what so what will they the Two Fit Chicks?
What will the podcast be about?
Speaker 7: I mean, we're going to focus on fitness. We're going
to talk about all kinds of stuff, you name it.
Speaker 4: So this will be the salon.
Speaker 7: This will be the salon. We're going to talk about
a lot of women.
Speaker 4: You know, you should do like you should call it
Two Fit Chicks, But then you should have conversations that
from the salon as a segment, like one, how what
are you gonna do weekly?
Speaker 7: Yeah, we're gonna do weekly Monday nights at six.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then when it'll drop probably the next week
or something.
Speaker 7: I would get he would be pretty quick.
Speaker 3: Here would be my suggestion to you guys for real
and for anybody who's going to do podcast, whatever your
schedule is going to be, be consistent with that. Okay,
So if you're going to do weekly, do weekly, but
do yourself a favor before you launch it.
Speaker 4: Get three done, done, fully produced, so that way you're.
Speaker 3: Ahead, because most of your topics and two fit chicks
are not going to be timely of today. You're going
to be talking about recipes, possibly diet, what to drink
when you're out with your friends. I don't know, I'm
just I'm just spit all off the top of my head.
But my point would be that I would get three
in so that way, if all of a sudden there's
a Monday night and one of you goes ship, I can't.
I totally space this. I can't make it. You're not missing,
you're not missing the following week. You're like three weeks
a half, right, or if you can. Batch recording is
another one where you can do like to two episodes,
like on Wednesday nights like today, we'll do this episode.
Speaker 4: And another one after it and then a little bit.
Speaker 6: One hundred point nine w X I are Extreme Independent Radio.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, so that I don't be live and.
Speaker 6: We can we'll be able to record an upload to Spotify.
Speaker 4: He says, that's great. That's great. Is to No, that's
the uh, that's the community station. That other one.
Speaker 6: Is that's a free one. It's free radio.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know the Extreme Radio udio dot Com.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I can't remember.
Speaker 6: But that studio is like modern. I mean it's an
older building, but it's modern inside, like we're the one
that we did always like.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, I think it's great. I love that you're
gonna gonna do this. I think it'd be really good.
It'd be really good for you to even peel back
the curtain a little bit on some of the stuff
that went on a manner now that it's over, you know,
to really.
Speaker 6: Give you both manner.
Speaker 7: We're going to talk about that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we're going to talk about like fitness, hell, like
competing because.
Speaker 4: Her next year too, you are going to compete again.
Speaker 6: I'm definitely at fifty and she's gonna.
Speaker 7: Bobby fifty seven by then. Yeah, holy shit, fifty six.
I'll be fifty seven by the time.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 8: It's I'm very impressed.
Speaker 4: Or yeah, see that you could still have it in
your fifties. Trust it all good.
Speaker 8: In your fifty that I have clients in their fifties
that are like, yeah, and honestly, that's what we.
Speaker 7: Want to talk about, some of that kind of stuff.
I mean, like you can still keep going, you know,
you can still be fine.
Speaker 3: Let's talk about that for just just a second, because
I think that that's so true. And when you look back,
like only because she's in the news, and we'll get
to it again a little bit later.
Speaker 4: What is Jennifer Lopez fifty four? Fifty fifty four?
Speaker 7: She's in yeah, someone, but.
Speaker 4: They showed another actress.
Speaker 3: Maybe you go back a couple of decades and they
showed fifty then versus fifty something. Yeah, so different and
we can say that, yeah, old and they looked old.
And but I don't know if that's style because if
you you know what I mean, if all of a
sudden you go into the mass style or you're not
willing to dye your hair or whatever.
Speaker 4: I mean, I'm I'm fifty three. If I go.
Speaker 5: Greg, oh my god, I been dying for two years.
Speaker 4: I haven't been dying. My father has said to me,
all my you have any your hair. I have a
lot of Greg. No, I don't die. I do not
I do not die. Well, there's greg my mom.
Speaker 7: We were looking through some photos when we hit my
mother's eightieth birthday party, so we met and got a
bunch of old photos, you know.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, And even when she was a teenager, she looked
like my kids are like, Mom, there's no way she's
eighteen in this.
Speaker 4: Picture she looked so funny.
Speaker 7: I think it's just the generations, you know.
Speaker 4: They've changed, is it also?
Speaker 3: Though, I mean, when talking about you guys, would it
be diet you guys are doing?
Speaker 4: Are they body building?
Speaker 7: Bodybuilding?
Speaker 3: So bodybuilding? I mean the diet is so strict.
Speaker 6: It's strict to but yeah, it's our life, our lifestyle,
so we like it.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 4: What about talk about like drinking, right, we drink.
Speaker 8: We still drink.
Speaker 7: We drink the healthiest. What is that tequila and club
soda with.
Speaker 4: Life tequila club line or vodka.
Speaker 7: We do Vado or.
Speaker 4: Second.
Speaker 7: You know, you can drink all the way up until probably,
like I mean, she you probably should stop within like
I mean getting down to the last couple of months
before I would.
Speaker 6: Have tequila at least once a week.
Speaker 3: Yeah, get right, get a little closer to when you
do your own podcast.
Speaker 4: You right on the mic, stay right on.
Speaker 6: There, stay right on there. That's what she said.
Speaker 4: She said a man too. Who's the she?
Speaker 6: I don't know, or maybe he said, I don't know,
but I had tequila pretty much all the way up
until I competed. Yeah, that's a little bit not like overboard.
Speaker 7: So yeah, it just a puns are this.
Speaker 4: Wine would be a no? Right because someone.
Speaker 7: Actually wine you remember before going out on stage. Well,
I mean it depends on who your coaches.
Speaker 6: I mean, drinking wine on your diet.
Speaker 7: No, but like right before you compete, they might have
you have a little bit because it does wine or something.
It's more vascular that does something. You know, there's there's
a method behind that.
Speaker 6: I didn't. I didn't have. But tequila he was fine with.
He's like, yeah, it burns, it burns fat and moderation.
Speaker 7: I'm like, okay, we always use that for an excuse.
Well we kind of we kind of ate bad a
little bit, so we need and tequila.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you know, dessert or tequila. I guess we'll have tequila.
Speaker 4: Wow. This is good to know because we're not alcoholics.
Speaker 2: But we're not.
Speaker 7: We don't drink like that a lot, but and we talk.
Speaker 4: I do drink a lot.
Speaker 7: Either we like, we don't like we get drunk instantly because.
Speaker 4: Two glasses like did you get drunk on milk mat
or to.
Speaker 7: Oh oh my god.
Speaker 6: I wouldn't say I got drunk, but it was definitely
a pretty well yeah, I don't like to get drunk
because I don't want to be sick, so I won't
go that far. But I know when my we know
that's always the thing that they want you.
Speaker 7: To drink because I want you to just the minute
you get there, it's cheers here, would you like something?
Speaker 6: You just see our cupboards. They were like full of wine, prosecco.
We had some hard liquor here.
Speaker 7: Well, remember we did that taste? Oh I know they
need I was just gonna say, we need to pitch out.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 6: They talk a lot about let's get let's get the guys.
Speaker 3: That's that's interesting. They talk a lot about doing something
like that.
Speaker 6: But they talked about it, but I don't know if
because they were saying it would be a different vibe
with you, totally different daughters.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it would be like your college days all over again.
You guys playing bombs away you'd be doing all that ship.
Speaker 3: I really couldn't because here's the other thing is I
have sons who are twenty three and twenty two. Yeah,
and I like, I went out to bring it with you.
Speaker 4: Well, here's the here's the problem.
Speaker 3: Like you would be talking about girls either their age
or slightly older, right, And I can't even wrap my
head around having a conversation that would be anyway romantic
or hanging on them or anything.
Speaker 4: It would be so weird to me.
Speaker 6: Weird.
Speaker 3: And we went out to dinner, and uh, I mean
he was a lovely girl, but like we had I
had left.
Speaker 4: At a ballgame.
Speaker 3: My son and you were there and everybody's I threw
out the first pitch at the Red Wings game, so
these guys came to see it. It was mean, about
eighteen other people did it.
Speaker 6: I love it.
Speaker 4: But my son brought this girl.
Speaker 3: And I took my son to meet a friend of
mine from college who was there, and they wound up
talking and they were talking about fitness. My son's into
bodybuilding and all that. Oh yeah, we left the girl
just sitting there. She I get a text from a
friend of mine going, hey, my buddy, who is a
seventy year old professor at the U of R is
really hitting on gosh, oh my god, but I go,
I'm sure he was just you know, he probably taught
kids that age it was. It was nothing, But I'm going,
I can't imagine what that would be like. And yet,
on the other hand, if I'm a if I were
a late twenties guy and there was a hot forty something.
Speaker 6: You're, oh, yeah, it's different.
Speaker 8: You know those ads that are like, we're at the
age I can date your you or your dad. I
know because they pick on me. Because when I was
single for a few years after my divorce, I dated
a lot of twenty eight year old and I was like,
I also have I also went on a face forty
eight year old, you know, but like, yeah.
Speaker 6: It just we definitely call it a face. You go
through these faces. Faces back is going through a face.
I went through that.
Speaker 7: Phase, different pases like picking on me and it's okay.
Speaker 8: They told me I needed to stay away from Bill's kids.
Speaker 7: Oh no, oh my god.
Speaker 4: I know, Well what are you going to do? It's
a different world.
Speaker 7: Well, I think though, don't you think that the younger
guys like older women? I do.
Speaker 6: I mean, I felt like we did get all. They
just have exsation about this.
Speaker 4: This morning, they all came after you.
Speaker 7: That's all that. That's the only man that approached me
when I split up with my husband. We're younger guys,
and I kept saying like, I'm too old for you,
like yeah, like I could be your mom, and they're like, no, no, no,
I like older. Yeah, yeah, they don't deliberately seek out
older women.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Like I had a fitness guy friend of mine, trainer guy,
that messaged me this morning because he saw a picture
I did the ring girl thing last weekend. Ye a
young little twenty eight year old girl that did it
with me and my daughter. I call her my daughter,
a little Spanish girl, really cute. And he asked me
who she was and I know that like she would
be like his type. And I said, oh, she's so
and so I used to like hit her up in
her DMS. You know, I'm telling him. And then he's
on the other hand, he's like, well, I only date
girls who are forty eight and older, Like oh really
really yeah, okay you just yeah, And then I was
like you should and then he goes, well, I checked
out her instagram she's giving me like the party girl vibes.
I'm not really into that anymore. Like I'm over that.
I go, oh, she would be lucky to date you.
I said that. He was, well, I would be lucky
to date you.
Speaker 8: I was like, he was trying to like.
Speaker 7: His way to worm his way conversation.
Speaker 4: Did he get a date with you or no?
Speaker 6: No, no, he didn't get a date with me. But
I was like, I can say his name, Chris.
Speaker 8: Okay, if you're starting your own podcast, you're going to
have to get.
Speaker 7: Yeah, okay, all right, yeah with all yours, with all
of our stories.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but I mean I gotta think with all and
now I hope there's an episode dedicated to Joe Bricado
and his bad behavior.
Speaker 7: He was in love with Repecca. He was he was
not hitting on me, he was, but I was taking,
well I was taken at the time. I'm not taking Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, she's show is over, her face is over. So
now we're too fit single chicks.
Speaker 11: I know, I know.
Speaker 4: Wow, this podcast could become a whole day show.
Speaker 8: Like when I I went through my divorce with several
of my friends and one of my girlfriends, and I
wanted to start one called sevens and eights because we
joked that like I was like the curb er blonde
and she was like very spelled like brunette. And so
we're like, well, whether you like blondes or brunettes seven
and eights? And we dated sevens and eights and so
we that was our whole What does seven and eight
mean if out of ten?
Speaker 7: Oh, I'm like I don't understand. So you think you're
you guys are sevens and eights?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 7: That is not high enough? Are you crazy?
Speaker 8: Like we would sit by my pool every day and
like talk about it and everything.
Speaker 5: So funny.
Speaker 6: She's engaged now, my gosh.
Speaker 4: So yeah, all right, we uh, we're gonna take a moment. Brett,
Uh is it? Galman? Bert? Bert? Excuse me, Bert Gleman.
I looked at the wrong way.
Speaker 3: Bert is a triathlon guy. He does a lot of triathlons.
He's gonna come in and chat with us, but you
guys are welcome to stay. And he's got stuff he
does with with kids as well. He's gonna be doing
some triathlons. I'm sure there's different trainings and things and
and maybe he knows some uh fit dudes that are single.
Speaker 4: I don't know that well.
Speaker 6: Talking about taking a break, talking about this, So you're
talking about I could see Ray and I doing that
because her and I, him, him and I are on
like those kind of you know, like we get on
really well.
Speaker 7: You and your Yeah, yeah, you guys could We could
totally do that. Her ex husband watched He watched it.
Speaker 6: He was obsessed with it. Him and his son Aidan
were watching it. I'm like, oh my god, did.
Speaker 4: You watch with your kids? I have lots of questions. Yeah,
we'll get to some of that. He did not questions
as well.
Speaker 3: You hit it that.
Speaker 4: What is a break at like me? Yeah?
Speaker 7: Like a dating break?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 4: Yeah, how long do you go on a dating break?
Speaker 7: The last time it was about a year ago.
Speaker 2: I know, was it really?
Speaker 4: Oh god? Yeah, that's a good I think that's good.
Speaker 7: I'm good at being. I'm good at being. I'm okay
with being.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I don't need to date. No, I have s
my friends. I line out with my girlfriends and my kids.
I'm busy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, very good. All right, we'll take a moment and
Bert will join us. Next.
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Speaker 6: You got.
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Speaker 5: Fans that I'm crazy, like I'm the only.
Speaker 3: I had a feeling that this song was gonna alict
of some kind of reaction here, that's it.
Speaker 4: Well, I know Laura is a country fan. Are you
guys country fans?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Big time?
Speaker 3: Now right, Yeah, that's the way it's learning. Who's learning?
Speaker 9: Coming over this?
Speaker 4: Rebecca? What was what was your genre before? Rebecca?
Speaker 3: Right in the microphone though, because I know we're sharing
White Snake? Yeah, I did White Snake, great White? Why
would you say that?
Speaker 2: Because you're that age with the eighties?
Speaker 8: I mean you dancing on a table right now?
Speaker 7: Was which one was it that came you?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 3: So that was what was your What was your genre
before the more pop? Did you like pop music? Or like,
what would have been your favorite band, let's put it
that way, or artist prior? I don't think too hard.
Speaker 6: Dance music.
Speaker 4: I got dance music. I got you.
Speaker 6: I was a kid New Kids on the Block.
Speaker 8: They're playing tomorrow at Darren Lake. I'm going, are you really?
Speaker 4: Are you really going?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 4: Why not? Look at this?
Speaker 8: I tell you every single content you should go for
your birthday. No, any possible concert I can go to
go like who are the opening with?
Speaker 3: What was the song with the Now we have to
bump with Paul Abdul next because what was the song
she did with the cartoon wolf?
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, what was that?
Speaker 4: I can't remember the name of it, but to opposites
a track?
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, yeah.
Speaker 7: People used to tell me I look like in the day,
back in the day.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I can see that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, sure, see you should go I look like Tiffany.
Speaker 4: What does she look like Tiffany. I'm like, I don't know,
I haven't seen Tiffany. Did you watch milk manor did
you watch the episodes? Okay, did you watch with your kid? No?
Speaker 13: No?
Speaker 6: Oh god, no, oh god, no you do you do
you not even watch it? He wouldn't all the like
I think he saw all the like, you know, like
when they had like the previews and stuff like that.
He saw all that.
Speaker 4: What about his buddies?
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, well most of his friends that are girls.
They are all watching it. We're texting me, we're back.
Oh my god, you're watching you. I love you like
they loved it. I'm sure they were texting him too.
Speaker 3: But I'm wondering, like, nobody if that. If I were
friends with your son and I was his age, I'm
sure some of.
Speaker 6: His friends are. I would have been I know specifically.
Speaker 3: I would have had chat GPT write me a synopsis
of the episode, that you would have.
Speaker 2: Been doing it ready.
Speaker 4: No, let chat g p T do the work. That's
what you do.
Speaker 2: You let chat GPT do it, and that that would
be I don't think you'd be even doing that.
Speaker 4: Probably not.
Speaker 6: Uh, I have so many stories to tell you you do,
But go ahead, you guys.
Speaker 3: Well, I was gonna just introduce uh our next guest,
Bert Galman. My sending your last name right close enough?
Speaker 11: Well, I've heard worse. I've heard way worse.
Speaker 4: Okay, how would you say? How should I say it?
Speaker 11: Gall Bladder?
Speaker 4: Like I told you, I don't want to like ruin
someone's name.
Speaker 3: Your name is important, right, I said, I think I
called Rebecca Condelaria, but I think it's Candelaria.
Speaker 6: No, but I think that's like a kind of like
a Spanish way of saying it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yues, I don't. I don't know. I never saw
that fancy.
Speaker 6: The closest thing I've seen a fancy way to say
I like it.
Speaker 3: Bert does triathlons? And Uh, I have a lot of
questions because wolf Pack multi sport, so are there more?
Is it more than just triathlons?
Speaker 11: It is we do running cycling, and then triathlon and
then triathlons running Buffalo, Rochester and Syracuse.
Speaker 3: Okay, so these things are lit because I was always
told I did a triathlon, but a mini one.
Speaker 4: It was like, uh, probably, it was like because it
was the thing.
Speaker 11: In the bag, the doughnut dash. They do that at
the Lilac Fest. It's kids.
Speaker 8: Hey, we talked about doing a wine half marathon.
Speaker 4: You should. I think this was like a half mile swim,
sixteen mile bike ride, and a three mile run. And
we're going back to like n N nineteen ninety.
Speaker 3: I did it, yeah, And uh but I was told
in the swim, don't go out hard, and they sent
you out in heats and I had to pull over
to the side and hold on to the rope in
this lake because I was getting swam over by the
next heat.
Speaker 4: I was getting kicked in the head. You know, that's
not I'm not the strongest swimmer. So but I mean,
these there are these people. Take that ship seriously, man,
they were out there really doing it.
Speaker 6: I wouldn't want to drown. What exactly what can you
drown from that? Somebody grabbing you and like pushing you under.
Speaker 11: So funny you should say not funny. Last weekend, someone
at the one of the Syracuse events did actually.
Speaker 6: Drowned that way.
Speaker 4: We don't know that.
Speaker 11: We don't know what happened. But somebody, somebody passed. Somebody
died from swimming in the water.
Speaker 4: We don't.
Speaker 11: I don't know the specifics.
Speaker 4: All right, hanging on the second gator in Lake Carrett.
Do we know how old the person was? Yeah, I don't.
Speaker 11: I know nothing except that it came through.
Speaker 4: Did anybody stand there and go, well, it was a
male or female? Male? Male? Did anybody say he died
doing what he loved?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 11: No, not that I don't know.
Speaker 4: I wasn't there.
Speaker 2: I wasn't there, was not promoting.
Speaker 5: Events, he has no.
Speaker 6: What are the odds of somebody.
Speaker 11: It happens more than you think I would.
Speaker 8: I would think someone just the crossback games.
Speaker 4: They did. That's good.
Speaker 11: They did at the opposite. So there's a reason there's
a swim bike run versus bike run swim.
Speaker 4: Okay or run bike okay?
Speaker 11: So explain that well, because remember, if you get tired
and you're running, what can you do walk? Yes, if
you're tired when you're swimming, what's going to happen exactly,
and that's what we can talk Apparently, that's what happened
at the CrossFit. It was the last event and they
were exhausted and then sadly.
Speaker 4: So what's the order for the triathlon?
Speaker 11: Swim bike run?
Speaker 4: So swim by general, if.
Speaker 7: There's swim involved, it's not I'm not going to.
Speaker 4: Listen.
Speaker 11: You just have to survive the swim. That's what we
tell everybody. Survive to swim.
Speaker 6: I don't like what's in the lake.
Speaker 11: Well, you got to get through that in your head,
because you know, you don't you don't ever know, you
don't ever know.
Speaker 4: It's just black you were.
Speaker 6: I actually did go on the lake. I wish they
would have gotten that part. They threw me in the lake.
Speaker 3: They threw you in the lake, and I had a
fury me onto a furry bikini. I don't even want
to know what that's how people drowned.
Speaker 4: I'm not even don't even want to touch that. The
cock that they cut it, cut that out.
Speaker 3: They should send you all the stuff they didn't air
and let you start stuff, start a website and put
that out, you know, I which I wish there was
a way to ask the deal.
Speaker 4: Uh, with the how many how many triathlons have you
personally done?
Speaker 11: Two folds? About ten or eleven halves and a couple.
Speaker 4: Of when you say too full, that's like the Iron Man?
Speaker 11: Yes, so the point four miles swim, one hundred and
twelve bike and fIF twenty six.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so you're doing a marathon at the Yeah, and
then half would be half of that. Did you ever
do the Iron Man itself? And why no, I'm not fast?
Speaker 11: Okay, right, I'm like Bamex, I'm not fast.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but that's me. But you did so how many?
Speaker 11: Iron Man? Placid? So Lake Placid does a big one
gorgeous course. And then Florida I have done done in Florida?
Speaker 4: Okay, and then the.
Speaker 11: Half the Ocean we did and it was crazy. We
had the day before. Yeah, they were under us.
Speaker 4: You got up.
Speaker 2: That'll make it swimming hell a lot faster.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it was crazy.
Speaker 5: These guys.
Speaker 11: Podcast, Well you were swimming.
Speaker 4: I'm talking about your podcast so you can see it. Well,
oh my god, you went in the ocean. Did you
get sand in your suit?
Speaker 2: It's like Chrisley interviewing the Beatles.
Speaker 4: Freaking.
Speaker 11: One.
Speaker 8: If the shark came after you, it would be amazing
the shark came after you. But if you were swimming
and there were sharks below, like it is pretty.
Speaker 4: Swim faster, thrill my walk.
Speaker 6: The shark would be like, that's the one I'm going
for her.
Speaker 4: Oh, don't flatter yourself. There's a lot of other legs
in the ocean there.
Speaker 8: I do hear sharks like curry bikinis.
Speaker 11: Ihere.
Speaker 3: Did you ever have an embarrassing moment while doing a
triathlon at any point? Like, because there's usually the quick chain,
sometimes you gotta go from the bathing suit to anything nothing, no,
no bathroom stuff.
Speaker 4: I mean, you know, those twenty six point two miles
is long.
Speaker 6: I've seen it. I ran a couple half half marathons.
Speaker 4: Thirteen people run off into the woods. No ship their pants.
Speaker 6: I've seen it.
Speaker 4: They shipped their pants.
Speaker 6: Woman was in front of me. I could smell something
and I was like, what is it? And you could
see it in her shorts like she wow, wow, how
serious they are? Don't run and ship like.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, but wow. I've heard of people.
Speaker 11: People pee on the boat, you see it, but not
that biker shorts.
Speaker 6: You could actually see that.
Speaker 4: You could like your husband was back in the Lake
Porta Pies.
Speaker 6: I think people are so worried about their freaking time
that they're how are you so.
Speaker 8: Worried about your time that you're gonna shit yourself? There
are people like that for half marathon.
Speaker 3: So there's the abbots in Bushnell's Basin used to be
owned by a guy and I'm going to forget his name.
He was really dedicated to running. I think it's so
much so that he might have altered his family life
a little bit. He would sleep in oxygen deprivation tanks
and all. They brought back the marathon to Rochester and
I don't remember what year this was, but he was
running down East Avenue and collapsed just from like exhaustion,
uh and dehydration at the firehouse that's right in the
Brighton Elmwood area right there. So they took his shoes
off and he uh, he kind of came to got
some water and they had his shoes off because they
thought his feet were small. He got He ran the
rest of it barefoot, and I think he won.
Speaker 4: I think he won. I think he won it. I
think he did win it. I'm not kidding, And you.
Speaker 3: Could go if he I don't know, that he still
owns the Abbots and Bushnail's Basin.
Speaker 4: But Scott is I think was his first name. Yeah, Jesus.
Speaker 8: I saw someone run the Pittsburgh Marathon one time in
tiva sandals, kilt and a backpack man.
Speaker 4: I'd be afraid of ripping my toe.
Speaker 8: He was like, it was definitely like nomad style, like
his body hair, spacial hair.
Speaker 13: It was king.
Speaker 8: It was like a Viking go barefoot.
Speaker 4: There's like, yeah, well, Sola.
Speaker 3: But in the eighties was a runner who used to
She was a female distance runner. She would run barefoot.
Speaker 5: Out of the kennas. Run barefoot. Don't think I have
shoes over there.
Speaker 4: Probably some.
Speaker 11: I had a good friend that ran barefoot.
Speaker 4: He swore by it. Yeah, okay, swore by it. Really no.
Speaker 8: I tried it once, so I was like, I mean,
the most angle support they gave you.
Speaker 4: Uh outside, they started doing the gloves right, yeah, the
footingers yeah, and people were running. That was supposed to
be the closest to barefoot.
Speaker 8: I got my ex husband and parent because we both
like supposed to be runner.
Speaker 5: That's what I do, and I just judge.
Speaker 4: The best part.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna run it. I'm just gonna judge it.
Speaker 3: When you finish a triathlon of any length, you got
to have a real feeling of satisfaction.
Speaker 4: You've got to just feel like you really you know.
Speaker 5: What I mean?
Speaker 4: I think like because I think sometimes people go, well,
why do you do it? Why do you do it?
Because there's probably do you train? Like how long does
training for one of these?
Speaker 11: So it depends the smaller ones lighter, right, So that's
like an hour total for the distance, right, so you're
training a little less, but the foals you're I mean,
some of my friends just finished some of the foals
and it's you're out there for ten hours on a Saturday. Yeah,
there's six on Sunday.
Speaker 4: So it's a lot a lot of time away from
your family.
Speaker 11: Right, yeah, are you that's part of it?
Speaker 4: Are you married? I am, okay, two kids? Your wife
do this?
Speaker 11: She does not?
Speaker 4: She does not.
Speaker 11: Great supporter though, Yeah, so that's good. But it's it's
definitely it's not a hey, I'm gonna go do this.
It's let me ask And everybody's like, oh, you have
to ask your wife. You're like no, yeah, because I'm
going to be gone for hours.
Speaker 3: It's not like it's not like going to the bar
with your buddies on the town right home, Yeah, Monday
night football.
Speaker 11: And then when you're done, you're exhausted. So like that Saturday, Yeah, Saturday.
Speaker 6: Going out Saturday night for the kids, even the kids,
Hey you want to go play?
Speaker 11: Yeah, I'm just gonna lay down for I know when
you're done.
Speaker 3: So it's crazy the h Rebecca and Joy and will
not be dating triathletes, would you guys?
Speaker 6: A lot of training, a nice little breaknetle with my
girlfriends while you sleep.
Speaker 3: But so when you're done, I got to think, like
just a few of satisfy and that's like a real
sense of accomplishment.
Speaker 4: Sure.
Speaker 11: Yeah, and that's what I like seeing now. So I
don't raise as much now Okay, I raise probably two
or three times a year personally. Yeah, but I love
watching so exactly that watching people cross the finish line
and that is their accomplishment. Yeah right, and that's the
one to see them hug their families and be like
this is awesome. Yes, it's yeah.
Speaker 3: So the wolf Pack is that your company? It is
multi sport Okay, so you set these up and now
you're starting to do kids, and that's where I'm sort
of going with this because one of the things we
always hear about is building self esteem in children, right,
and how do we do that?
Speaker 4: And what is this? And how do we get the
kids off social media? And how do you put it down?
And two things. One have a backbone, take the phone away,
and the other is let the kids have self esteem.
Speaker 3: And it's things like this where they did something that
their friends haven't done that they can feel good about.
And man, you get one win, you can push to
another win. Yeah, And I think doing the kid thing
is a great idea.
Speaker 11: We have a lot of kids that do that exact same,
That exact thing is the I have a friend whose
son did it tip the metal to school the next
day and that was that? Was it? Right? It was
exactly Yeah, everybody, what is that? What happened?
Speaker 4: What did you do? And it was right?
Speaker 11: He was so proud. I think you were the whole week.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Yeah. And what are the ages that you're starting
at with these?
Speaker 11: We start, uh, well, technically we're supposed to be six,
but we have some four year olds because some of
our coaches kids, so it's four all the way up
to seventeen.
Speaker 4: And one of the what is the distance they're doing
at like four and six.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's usually like one hundred yards or so, super small.
We let it for those, We let the parents go
in the water with sure next to them and carry
them and be with them the whole time. And then
the bike is only like a mile and then the
run is like a half a mile.
Speaker 3: Be so funny if one of these kids end up
going to do the Iron Man in Hawaii, Yeah, that'd
be great.
Speaker 4: Isn't that wild? Yeah?
Speaker 11: Sure, we just started a youth club at least one. Yeah,
it'd be great. Yeah, it'd be great.
Speaker 4: Would you like?
Speaker 3: So what made you want to do this? Because that's
how now not only the training, but you've got this
is your company.
Speaker 11: Yeah yeah, and I still work full time, right, so
just just fun. I like planning. I like the differences
of race courses and the challenge of what's going to
happen next, right, because you can plan as well as
you can, but you never know what's going to happen.
Speaker 3: So like last year, well, I mean to get the
roads closed to do this and to have the police
warded off, and you know, twenty I don't know if
you're doing mostly what do you call them?
Speaker 4: Sprints? Or shorter ones, half ones.
Speaker 11: Yeah, we do see intermediate okay, so intermediate hours total.
Speaker 4: So intermediate is what like a thirteen mile run?
Speaker 11: No, it's like a mile swim, about a twenty six
mile bike and then a six.
Speaker 4: Oh six miles okay, six point two Okay, But you're.
Speaker 11: You know, you have you have your range. You have
the people that are going to finish in an hour
and twenty and then you have the range of hey,
I'm gonna be out here for four hours, because that's
just how it has to be. So yeah, we have
to coordinate with the police, the the city, the streets,
the neighbors, the businesses that we may affect. Sure, so
it's a lot of upfront planning, but then it's worth it.
Like I said, on the day, do you have a whole.
Speaker 4: Team of people with you do? Yeah? Yeah.
Speaker 3: So how does somebody find out or find out about
when the events are Yeah.
Speaker 11: So everything's on our website will affect multisport dot com okay,
and everything is out there. We have some partner events.
We partner a lot with the Rochester area triathletes. They
actually have their race this weekend that were helping them
run and then Rochester running company. We partner with them
quite a bit as well.
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, yeah, there used to be the I lived
in Bushnell's Basin for a while. Around there, they had
the Oven Door Runners or something they were called. They
would be out there every set.
Speaker 4: I don't know. They call themselves the Oven Door Runners,
and I thought they were like a group. I don't know.
Speaker 3: They would go out twenty six thirty miles sometimes, yeah,
depending on I think they had like three different groups
you could do like marathon, middle or shorter, and they
would all meet down in the parking lot where the
Bushnell what is at the bar of this stay.
Speaker 5: The bunch that would run Saturday morning.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I mean it's a great thing. It's just boy,
that's dedication and a lot of time. But I think
it's great for kids to go. Do you identify yourself
as a triathlete?
Speaker 4: Would you say?
Speaker 11: Yeah, if you do one, you're on, Yeah, you're it.
Speaker 4: What kind of bike? Do you have?
Speaker 11: A trick speed concept?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 11: Those are not a cheap one, no, right, which everybody
thinks you have to have those, but you don't have to. Yeah,
it's apartman. So it's I mean, my son who's ten
can pick it up. Yeah, so it's the super but
you don't have to get like that's the I knew
I was going a little further.
Speaker 4: So it was can you do all the repairs on
it and stuff because your tire blows?
Speaker 11: Oh, I can do the tires anything else now yeah, yea,
like all the I have some friends that they can
take their bike apart and put it all back.
Speaker 4: My brother's like that with bikes, but he didn't.
Speaker 3: He quit a job when he was in his early
mid twenties and bought a bike, flew out to Seattle
to see a friend, and then bicycled back. There's paths
across the United States, and there's hostels you can stay
at and different stuff and people who open their homes
and there's books. And now he wants to do it
with his kid when they get older, and he keeps biking.
And you know now, because I don't think he knew
how to change a tire until he went across country.
Speaker 4: And it's one of those things. Man, it's like burn
the boats. Yeah, you gotta figure this the fuck out
or you're done exactly. Yeah, And it's a different thing.
I think that's really really cool what you got going Bert.
Speaker 3: I think it's amazing and people need to check it out.
It's Wolfpack multisport dot com.
Speaker 11: You got it, Yeah, and to do about eighteen to
twenty events a year.
Speaker 4: Okay, and you can sign up there yep, all that's
right there.
Speaker 11: Register right there and it'll take you right into.
Speaker 3: How about people to help train them? Like I remember
reading when I did it, there was a book called
Triathlons for Mortals.
Speaker 4: I think it was the book. It's an old book.
Speaker 3: I think it was for mere mortals or something like that,
But I mean training and stuff. You have tips on
there on the website, not.
Speaker 11: Through us, but we do partner with some of the
local coaches. Yeah's Valor Triathlon Project and some other coaches
that are around that you can reach out to and
we'll gladly.
Speaker 4: Okay, what about you? You could probably give some tips
some of the ones you've done. I don't know that.
I want to know.
Speaker 11: You should follow what I'm doing. Remember, I'm slow to
the back. You want to get fast, then I'm not
the I'm not the guy.
Speaker 4: We did.
Speaker 3: We did start out talking about people dying. Well, I mean,
but what is the average age? That's what I was
going to ask of the of people doing these now.
Speaker 11: For try, it's generally forty to fifty.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're right now, heart attack alley Man, Well, what
I'm saying is, let's say you decided to get in shape,
but you didn't consult with the doctor, and on all
of a sudden, I mean, I had a buddy who
was a comic, lost a lot of weight, was out
on the road on a treadmill in a hotel, collapsed
and died, Tiny Glover, God rest his soul, Tiny Glover.
And so I mean, not to be morbid, but I
think that probably you know, does happen, and you gotta
that's where these smart watches and things are probably a
good investment if you're going to do.
Speaker 11: This they Yeah, definitely check your doctor because we had
a we had a last year in a race I
was racing, a guy died in the water at a
heart attack.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 11: And then on the at one of the events that
we he wasn't even a runner, he was just on
the path, same thing he was. He had lost a
lot of weight, he'd gotten his biking, had a heart
attack on the route and luckily we were there and
he actually made it. But yeah, down heart attack and
it was triathlon.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Kevin, where's our pizzazz?
Speaker 4: The triathlon? This pizza beer.
Speaker 8: I was going to go different route with the ages
and say at what age can kids participate?
Speaker 4: Yeah? So again six s we already talked about this.
Speaker 6: I did not hear that.
Speaker 4: I'm kidding you.
Speaker 11: If I had afi bath, yeah, and you'd be like,
wait what I heard that?
Speaker 4: Your kids would probably love it.
Speaker 8: I'm saying. My nine year old is a big My
ex and I were both runners, so he runs all
the time and he swims. He's like a fish. He
will be in my pool for hours. He's still afraid.
Speaker 6: Nine.
Speaker 8: Yeah, he still does not ride a bike though he's terrified.
Speaker 11: That's all right, we'll get about Yeah, tell him to
come hang out with So we just started a youth
triff on club called the wolf Pack Pups, and they
will get him excited about like you can ride.
Speaker 2: The bike or see the sharks in the motions choice.
Speaker 6: You're even on the shark thing.
Speaker 4: That's right, all right, we will uh well, we'll take
them moment.
Speaker 3: Go to wolf Wolfpack multi sport dot com find out
more information and how to even join the the wolf
Pack Pups or the Pups yeah, how to do that.
Speaker 4: It's a it's a great thing. Nice to meet you. Finally.
I think I met you before, but we didn't really.
It was briefly, briefly, very quick.
Speaker 11: Thank you for having me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think it's a I think it's a great thing,
and I think your kid would love it. And my
kid's coming to live with me. He's fourteen. Maybe i'll
get him out there doing some of this stuff. We'll see, Yeah,
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Speaker 6: I like it for you.
Speaker 4: Laura. Ever, how old is paul Abduel? Now? She's gouty,
sixty cent Laker girls, A Laker girl.
Speaker 7: I don't know how old she is.
Speaker 4: Jalo is a fly girl? Is fifty five?
Speaker 9: Dude, I'm older than uh.
Speaker 8: You actually give me a lot of j Lo vibes.
Speaker 2: Paula is sixty two?
Speaker 4: Paul six like that? Where's the show?
Speaker 6: Darren Lake?
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Speaker 4: Com Chicks, are you gonna do inter?
Speaker 3: What's the structure of this podcast that's going to be
going on? Called two fit chicks.
Speaker 6: We're gonna I mean, it's funny because I.
Speaker 4: Get rid of ships. No, but I think you I
think it would be so funny to hear you guys interview.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we're gonna interview.
Speaker 6: We're gonna interview and what you do. We're talking a
lot of jim tym. We're gonna jim T.
Speaker 4: Are you going to do?
Speaker 8: Do you know the do you know the eve from
like every gym locally?
Speaker 6: Wow?
Speaker 5: Yeah, we have.
Speaker 7: We plan on bringing people in anyone that's in the
in the work call industry.
Speaker 6: Or also just fashion as women that are.
Speaker 7: Health fashion health. So I mean, but do you know,
like we're going to bring some guys on do you
do guys?
Speaker 4: Do you know how long it'll be?
Speaker 7: I think it's an hour?
Speaker 4: Right, Oh, you're gonna do an hour?
Speaker 6: Yeah? I think an hour? Yeah, any situation, no.
Speaker 4: I would say.
Speaker 3: I mean, whatever you're gonna do is fine, there's no
wrong answer. But I think I think it would be
easier for you guys in the beginning if you did
it in fifteen minute segments. Then so you did four
to fifteen minute segments, ok, and you did your jim T,
your whatever your fitness thing maybe that's one segment, your interview,
and then whatever else you want to do.
Speaker 4: Say, yeah, our fashion. I think it'd be great if
you kind of that way and you can let things
weave through life. Yeah, like all of it. Okay, but
I would keep fifteen it.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm saying, just if you do it that way,
you don't feel like you're going to run out of
We were.
Speaker 6: Told to ask you some questions and give us some advice.
Speaker 4: Were you really who told you that you're making that up?
Speaker 7: Tell me who told you to ask Jacob?
Speaker 3: Okay, Yeah, I mean that's how I would do I mean,
I did radio for a long time, but I would
think that that's your your way to do it.
Speaker 6: Our friend Jake, he he actually said he likes this.
Speaker 8: He likes you more than.
Speaker 6: The air.
Speaker 4: You can say, yeah, you can say anything.
Speaker 6: He likes you more than we.
Speaker 4: Oh well that's fine, that's that's fine.
Speaker 5: Everybody him.
Speaker 4: Yes, I used to be his producer years ago, and
then I was I had my own.
Speaker 6: Someone just told us about it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they You know, everybody, everybody has different preferences.
Speaker 6: There's no it wasn't me per se, but someone told
me that I don't like you better.
Speaker 2: I'm like, I'm still a week guy.
Speaker 4: Are you good?
Speaker 2: Good?
Speaker 4: I think that's fine.
Speaker 2: I never believe me, believe me.
Speaker 4: I was his producer in so I'll give you. I'll
give you a story.
Speaker 14: I I.
Speaker 3: I'm working on some other projects and there'll be a
couple of books that I've been talking to people, and
a friend of mine just actually got a publishing deal.
Speaker 4: So this has sort of buoyed me to go, I
gotta try this.
Speaker 3: But I've had I'm going to do a podcast where
there's so much stuff that went on in radio but
behind the scenes that you didn't know about it, different things.
So I'm going to do a docu series on that,
and then I want to write stories about my time
in radio. And like I wound up being We's producer
sort of by accident, not not really. I left college.
I was doing afternoons in CMF. I stayed there. A
new program director came in and thought I was too
young to be on in the afternoon because I've was
like twenty four to twenty five, so they moved me
more to night's. I did whatever I wanted from six
to nine. Then Opie and Anthony. Opie was Weez's intern
they got fired in Boston and made it huge in
New York City and became enormous. So now the company,
and we were owned by the same company, wanted to
start to syndicate them. But because he had been on
Weeza's show, they said, we're gonna run Opi and Anthony
talk show at night, and we're not going to charge
the station because most stations would pay like thirty thousand
dollars a year instead of paying some young talent maybe
forty thousand dollars a year, right, little savings for the
syndicated stuff. So they put them on and said to me,
you got to just go play straight music. You can't,
We're losing our talk identity. So I got a job
in another city and they sent a season to cyst
So this company wouldn't hire me because I got a
season to desist and I was under tampering and all
this bullshit, And they came to me and said, hey, listen,
how about you produce Weeza's show?
Speaker 4: And I'm like all right, and I went and I
loved it.
Speaker 3: I honestly got it with some of my favorite times
with him, some of the funniest things. And then when
he left and went to where he is now. Tommy
Mulay and I stayed and we did the show and
we were really successful and that I mean, that was
a great time in my career. But the time with
we's we went to the Montreal Comedy Fest and broadcast
from there. We did all these trips we had, I mean,
there was some outrageously funny, funny things that went on.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so, I mean it was it was great. But
I think you guys listening to you even talk to
what's his name, Brett Bert Bert, I want to call
him Brett. I don't know why you're the h so
Bert Bert. Just listen to that.
Speaker 3: I was like, this is great because it's it's so
I don't know, it's like just very curious and natural.
Speaker 4: And I liked it. I liked it. I go, this
will work. That would work. That would definitely work. Yeah,
what other things you said?
Speaker 3: You had other things happening that you had other things
you could the tea on maybe from milf Man or
two something like that.
Speaker 6: Nothing, I mean, we were just basically talk about the podcast.
Speaker 7: Okay, two years so there's been a lot of drama,
a lot of why the girls on that show, the
girls are fighting, like there's so much drama that there's
not going to be a reunion.
Speaker 4: All right, tell me this. I have this theory. I
have a theory about when it comes to women.
Speaker 3: And people get mad at me when I say this, Well,
when a man says something about a woman, but women
get pissed, and I understand why we have no idea
what it's like. But I called the hot man is talking.
I called the hot chick theory. Okay, So when young,
when you're young and you're hot, right, it's like it
just opens doores.
Speaker 4: You don't have to do anything, It just opens doors.
Speaker 3: And then as you get older, right, things, body changes,
looks fade a little bit, whatever happens. Some people hold
on to it, some people don't. And I think you
had a bunch of former hot chicks on Milk manor two,
and some of them just can't get over the fact
that they're not the hottest one in the room anymore.
Speaker 4: And that's my theory, right am, I right?
Speaker 3: I mean I think I always thought that with Tawny Katain.
Tawny Katain left and lived in Europe at like fourteen
years old. Parents said you go ahead. She was a
model she's the hot Chicks. She comes back to California
and as her she went got nuttier and nuttier, nuttier
and more plastic surgery, desperately trying to hold.
Speaker 4: On to the point where practically fucking killed her, right,
And I go, that's that's sad to me.
Speaker 6: That's Hollywood.
Speaker 3: I feel like, well, yes, but I mean I even
think here, now I'm on this show, I feel good
about myself again, and oh, here comes Rebecca who's gonna, like,
you know, really fuck me up now, And I thought.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying, like, that's that's that's what
I think. Am I wrong on that?
Speaker 6: Laura?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 8: No, there's also like Rochester beautiful.
Speaker 4: So I know some people who that's me. I don't know.
Is that like Rochester Rochester but a New York city?
Speaker 8: Yes, And then they go to LA to try and
make it, whether they were dancers or actors or New
York and then they are come back completely defeated because
it's like, yeah, I was nothing out there, right right,
you know? And so but then in Rochester they're like
shining stars.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so I agree, I don't know.
Speaker 7: So there are those types of women, But then there's
women that like I feel like I love being in
a room full of beautiful women.
Speaker 6: Like I don't know, I love a beautiful woman.
Speaker 7: And when I see a good woman, I I look
at her and I'm like, I appreciate it. I don't
envy it.
Speaker 6: I don't.
Speaker 7: I don't feel that way. So I would never have
a walk into a room and see about girl and
yeah and been me and about it. I think it's great,
and I I'd probably be like, oh my god, you're
so gorgeous.
Speaker 8: I love drung women love women up.
Speaker 6: That's how we are at the gym too. We see
beautiful girls at the gym, we we go up and
tell them like, you're beautiful.
Speaker 4: It's funny. I tried that once I got kicked out.
Speaker 6: You probably probably we We have this one girl that
we always call her like, she's like she's.
Speaker 4: Tell her stone it.
Speaker 7: I always say you're the and we're h I'm like,
look at you, oh my god, we're day older.
Speaker 4: Like you're like you have a day older, day old.
Though you know, you get them at a discounts and.
Speaker 8: You know you get like you get two for one and.
Speaker 4: He gets over the bag and they don't get stale one.
Speaker 7: But yeah, no, I appreciate we do.
Speaker 4: We do.
Speaker 6: And I was just having this conversation in the in
the locker room. That's what I love about this US.
Our podcast is going to be great because we get
all these conversations that go on. I mean, we were
in the chairing.
Speaker 4: Are the women naked having these Yeah, I'm just trying
to picture my mom.
Speaker 10: Talking drinking cool.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you what. I was always bothered when some
guy would come out and go, well, uh man, I
got to tell you someone he's like drying off his tea.
Speaker 8: About the Midtown steam room the other day because I said,
I was watching Old Sex in the City episode and
I forget who was with me. And you know when
they're in the steam room and Charlotte shows her boobs
and they're like, does this happen? I was like, the
only gym I've ever belonged to that this happens is
Midtown And it was all the older women.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because they want to show up.
Speaker 6: I don't care.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 6: Boo, they're hanging down.
Speaker 4: They're hanging down. I figured you'd want to show off your.
Speaker 6: New boot it ladies who are like, you know, the
older women around naked, the younger woman.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the more, the more modesty.
Speaker 6: Doesn't it seem that I saw the with a full bushes?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 6: I was like they still have that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I don't know where that.
Speaker 4: Still have that.
Speaker 10: I thought it wasn't the fad about twenty five years.
Speaker 2: Don't worry about.
Speaker 7: It wrong because we all discovered laser.
Speaker 6: The hair down. It won't We'll be in the nursing
home with nothing.
Speaker 4: What did how how if you were going to guess.
Speaker 9: I would.
Speaker 6: She probably was like in her seventies, okay, and I
just it was it was our Yeah.
Speaker 4: It wasn't dark, but it was.
Speaker 7: Like probably gray.
Speaker 6: It was like brownish gray and like a cool cat.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you got full everywhere.
Speaker 4: Side was like far out.
Speaker 6: It wasn't thick though.
Speaker 7: It was like, well that's good.
Speaker 4: Well she had been working out, so it all pushed it.
It was it was mad down.
Speaker 8: No, it was poofed.
Speaker 11: It was just.
Speaker 8: Took a shower.
Speaker 4: So I was gonna say, okay, now see this would work.
Speaker 7: This is gonna work, all right.
Speaker 6: So my whole thing at the gym when I have
this thing, right, I have this thing with girls with panties. Yeah,
she's got a panty, you stand it. I hate when
I see girls, I'm sorry if you're okay.
Speaker 7: No, I'm interested to hear what you cannot wear full
underwear underneath leggings.
Speaker 6: And they got the full squishy underwear.
Speaker 4: I don't.
Speaker 6: And you see the whole like like it doesn't essentiate
you at all. You look, it's seamless. Songs seamless see
your song right than like we've seen a lot of.
Speaker 7: You don't like the bunched up underwear.
Speaker 6: I don't like the bunch.
Speaker 7: It's uncomfortable for us. I want to come out when
you're gonna if you're gonna wear Lula.
Speaker 6: Lemon already has like the seamless thongs, but I don't
like to come out with a.
Speaker 7: Maybe maybe you or maybe like a full one for
the ones that don't want some people to want.
Speaker 6: To wear it. Do you understand that the Lulu leggings
have the little thing? I mean, you don't have to
wear panties.
Speaker 4: You don't, Oh, they got the get there. You don't
need to wear female jockstrap.
Speaker 8: It's like swimwear, right, But I know.
Speaker 6: Some girls are worried about the the front part, so
I can see if they want to wear a thong.
Speaker 4: I don't want a cameltoe, it was gonna take Well,
we don't want to use it.
Speaker 6: I don't think it's well, there's sometimes like everything.
Speaker 3: I will be honest with you, like, there are times
where you don't know where to look when you're a guy, right, no, seriously,
because you can't not notice some things, right. And then
I was a boxing instructor for Embody and it was
mostly women, and I they were like, man, I kept
right up there because you never want to wear sports
bra or all of a sudden, like you know, they
start getting warm, right, sweating and all some something's off
and now they're down to And I just told those mixes, yeah,
keep working, moving on to the next person.
Speaker 4: But it is even my father who's like seventy eight
years old, goes, oh my god, I go to the gym,
there're half niggard.
Speaker 7: It is that way now. Yeah, you feel like more nowadays.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I mean there are times where it's like, well,
they're wearing you. It looks like body paint. It doesn't
look like clothes, so that.
Speaker 6: The leggings and the shorts now are like the scrunches
and all that the whole koolies out like it's off.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you really really like you see the whole you
really see Yeah, yeah, I mean you know right, I.
Speaker 6: Mean I'm going to need a little I think that
debating on what gym you go to.
Speaker 8: There's definitely like different styles, there is for sure, And
I mean work out, I will wear something different for
antic conditioning day versus strength day.
Speaker 6: Right, there's a out fashion well because you're.
Speaker 4: Jump second, dudes don't have that.
Speaker 3: Like I'm gonna shorts and a wick shirt that wicks
away sweat whether you're lifting, running.
Speaker 8: Type of conditioning.
Speaker 3: I always wear boxer briefs. But I like the boxer
brief because it holds everything right.
Speaker 6: You want that.
Speaker 8: You guys will left because you both have kids, so
you know, sometimes your bladder and when I'm doing jumping
up and down, right, I was wearing panty liners. And
now I also just found out it was from the
fucking tumors. Why I was peeing myself. That's over that
over now my tumor's gone. But it was pushing up
against my bladder.
Speaker 6: I was like, yeah, thank god.
Speaker 7: When you've had three children and they want you to
do five hundred jump jump, you're like, okay, anything over.
If you've had a child. You shouldn't have to jump
more than two halves.
Speaker 9: I'm sorry, like.
Speaker 8: And everything, and I'd be like, what the fuck?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Laura, since you brought it up, did you everything
turned out well? As we are right with the with
the tumor again now, but then you said they were.
Speaker 8: So we found out that I had an incredibly rare tumor.
It's called a struma over eye.
Speaker 4: Oh those are delicious in Germany.
Speaker 8: Yeah, point three percent of tumors are this. So I
have now been talking with both my oncologists and o
B and I will be going for more testing starting
in September to see it's thyroid tissue, my tumor thyroid.
So now they're saying I have a thyroid.
Speaker 4: Disease, and that is okay.
Speaker 10: It's kind of shitty you get the one that you get,
the one in a million on a tumor, and not
the fucking lotto.
Speaker 11: I know.
Speaker 4: Hell yeah, but how's your head with all this? You
handle every.
Speaker 8: Finally, I'm finally feeling better. The recovery was a lot
worse than I thought it would be. I was really sick,
made it.
Speaker 5: Less the couch like you were supposed to do for
two weeks exactly.
Speaker 8: I'm still not supposed to be back at work, and
I'm back at work. So yeah, I'm feeling better. I
already my back pain is gone.
Speaker 4: That's great. How about the fact that you have all
this testing in September. Any worries about that?
Speaker 8: No, no, again, it is what it is, right, And
they even said they're like, you know, we we know
the tumor wasn't cancer. We don't know if there is
going to be other malignant material. And you know, like
because they have to figure out how thyroid tissue and
through my body and ended up on my tumor.
Speaker 4: That's insane.
Speaker 8: So yeah, and like I said, like just ask it
that I had this year and everything, so it's probably
going to be hype bothyroidism, but who knows.
Speaker 7: Well, you know, we live in an area where that's huge.
I'm like a goiter belt or something I've heard.
Speaker 8: Really, so I mean hopefully, Like it's really like as
long as I can get my body back to where
I felt normal, and literally the back pain being gone
is insane. Like that feels great?
Speaker 4: And are you back to working out? No?
Speaker 8: I can't like move. I took my kids to the
Ninja Ninja Warrior gema Monday, and I like lifted my
arms up to help my nine year old swing from
one thing, and I could just feel the poles and
I said, even one of my trainers texted me yesterday
like when I just twist a little bit, I feel
every because of that incisions like so yeah, so they
said full recovery like two weeks until I could lift again.
Full recovery four to six weeks. So I hope to
be back next week. We are bad, like I have
to go just because I like miss.
Speaker 4: It, Like I'm just like social life as well. Right,
that's a healthy it is.
Speaker 8: It is like I am, I'm missing things like I
don't know what's going on right.
Speaker 4: Now, all the all the gym TE, the gym t
I know.
Speaker 6: Just make sure you wear those thoughts.
Speaker 7: Don't wear full pannies, no briefs under those legings.
Speaker 8: The only thing I'm wearing a full panty is if
I'm sleeping.
Speaker 13: And just like.
Speaker 6: That's right, that's definite.
Speaker 4: But like that's okay, or you know it's kind of hot.
Speaker 6: Actually I know that's really cute. But actually.
Speaker 8: But like I was like boy shorts and oh yeah, yeah,
that's how I right, now.
Speaker 7: I often wear boxers. I'll wear box boxers and just
like a tank top.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's just.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 3: We uh so we now we can play a game
when we come back. Theme that tune again where you
get to the point for the song.
Speaker 10: Don't give us all of a sudden you wants to play.
He's got three girls and he's got a chance.
Speaker 4: I know I might have a change, you said, I
thought we talked about.
Speaker 7: All right, Well that's what I'm you gotta play the
stuff that.
Speaker 3: You know we're gonna know, all right, Well he put
it together, so I'm assuming that. And I like to
get some thoughts on the J J. Lob beniflect and we.
Speaker 4: Got I gotta give your birthday presents and Kevin's got
to give me my birthday tomorrow today.
Speaker 3: Thank you, thank you today when we dropped the podcast.
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Speaker 3: I was gonna go with the John Hyatt song, but
they just play the other night and I got a
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Speaker 4: And I said, no, I'm not.
Speaker 2: This was almost in the.
Speaker 4: Really do you know the song? Do you know it?
Speaker 6: I've heard it, I just don't know what the name
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Speaker 6: I've heard this song before. Yeah, I don't know the
name of it.
Speaker 8: I can sing along with most of the songs that
Kevin does, but I never know the.
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sing every word to the song and not know who's singing.
I'm so bad.
Speaker 8: Can we just talk about life and how they love
that live on Facebook?
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Speaker 8: Oh yeah, are you guys actually watching on Facebook even
though they're here?
Speaker 6: She shot me, I befriended you, Bill, I didn't know
we were not friends on Facebook.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 6: Here we are.
Speaker 8: We are watches on Facebook a lot, and he'll text
me and he'll like say something to me throughout the podcast.
I'm like, I don't know. I don't see if I
can text right now.
Speaker 6: I know, and like, what if you.
Speaker 7: If you say something you shouldn't, I know.
Speaker 8: Whatever, what did you say?
Speaker 4: No, God, nobody cares.
Speaker 8: And by the way I talk about ship on here,
we got like mutual friends that are I've said horrible things.
Speaker 3: I've said horrible things over the years to them on
a radio, to me in general, yeah, I mean, I
just it's fine in general.
Speaker 8: My boyfriend yells like me for how we talk about
my ex husband on here. Oh, I'm like, yeah, but
it's the truth.
Speaker 4: I did like I did. I did, like when you talked.
Speaker 6: About you, I say good things about Ray. He's okay, right, I'm.
Speaker 4: Sure Ray is a wonderful guy.
Speaker 6: He's really not.
Speaker 8: I just talk about hot hot. I'm just see single single.
Speaker 2: Yeah, if I was, I would be all over Ray.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I know, I know too much.
Speaker 6: Though I have a lot of single friends. I'm always
Ray likes being single. That we agree. Really, yeah, single
is is the life. Yeah, he tried the whole girlfriend thing.
Speaker 8: He did try when I'm my boyfriend, I said, I
don't date. It's like the night I meantime, I said
I don't date. I have too much going on, like
I have no And he was like, I will get
you to date me.
Speaker 4: I will get you to will you will be mine?
You will date me.
Speaker 8: I was like, no, I've been divorced two and a
half years.
Speaker 7: I have no I said that too, when yeah, I
just recently broke up with someone. So it was a
year though we did for almost a year. And I
said that when he asked me, I said no, I
don't date. And then eventually I went on and he's
a sweetheart, but.
Speaker 4: I who ended it? I knew it.
Speaker 6: She's the heartbreaker?
Speaker 4: What mean to be?
Speaker 9: It just happens now what happened?
Speaker 8: Not happy? Heartbreak you are though I don't mean to be.
Speaker 7: The last one was the heartbreaker to write, she breaks
I break up with that.
Speaker 6: She broke the young one's heart. Remember we talking the
young one's heart?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, you know what, No, I don't know.
Speaker 8: I always love it.
Speaker 6: The life is easier when you're just.
Speaker 4: Well, it's just you. I get that.
Speaker 3: Uh what about the j Lo ben Affleck situation here,
the press is making it look like it's his fault.
Speaker 7: I don't know what happened though, I really haven't been
up up on that.
Speaker 6: Tell us.
Speaker 3: Not getting married at the beginning, well, the press said
that he reignited the relationship and he was going through
rehab and he was like on this high and you know,
feeling this, and she was excited and then called him
the love of her life. And then now she's mortified
and embarrassed and that he said he was changed, he's
a changed guy, and she's and realizing he's not. And
I think that's more with the paparazzi and when you
see that he doesn't like that and she's a global superstar.
Speaker 4: Yes, I also think that she she's tough.
Speaker 7: So j Lo called him the love of her life.
Speaker 3: Yeah that's at one point, yes, okay, and it was,
but then all this stuff and just like miserable, and
I think that she's uh.
Speaker 8: She goes to fourth marriage.
Speaker 4: See that's the thing, is like, okay, is it her fault?
She's got a track record here? And then he is uh,
whether or not.
Speaker 8: Twice he was with Jennifer Garner for all time.
Speaker 6: I like him. I think he's cute, but he always
looks miserable. He's got rest, but I'm like, he always
looks like he's miserable.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Actually when he's with his like girls, I feel like
a lot of demons he does.
Speaker 7: He's a gambler.
Speaker 8: He had a lot of demons.
Speaker 4: Well that's true. I forgot about the gamble.
Speaker 7: He's got tricking problems. But I will tell you him
and Jennifer Garner, Like I could see, like those two
she mellowed him out. Yeah, And I remember I remember
when they were in that movie together before they started dating,
and I was watching they were like seated around the table.
They were talking about the movie that they were in together,
and I was like, I could she was married to
the other guy still, and I'm like, she's in love.
I could see she likes him.
Speaker 8: I could see her body large.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she was.
Speaker 7: She she was married to somebody else and she was
in a movie with Ben Affleck and they were around
table talking about the movie, you know, behind the scenes
all that stuff, and just her body language and when
she was interacting with him I'm like, she likes him.
I could see it. And then before you know what,
she loved her husband and she's with us.
Speaker 8: Speaking of someone who always looks miserable.
Speaker 3: So that's that's it's interesting. I don't know when it
comes to, uh, the whole thing, what what the story is,
but I think she's tough. She goes to bed at nine,
she doesn't drink.
Speaker 7: I heard that she's and I love j Lo, you know,
And when I heard that she's really not as nice
as you think she is, it made me sad because
I I love her so much and I think she's
so gorgeous. But I've heard stories about her being.
Speaker 8: Like a like a diva like she I think she
comes off that way.
Speaker 7: I'm naive. I'm like, oh my god, look at how
beautiful she's in every movie, every movie I want.
Speaker 9: I love her.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, she's like I think she's going to be
like my best friend.
Speaker 7: If I ever met her in your life, I'd be like,
I bland the woman.
Speaker 2: It's always bitches be crazy.
Speaker 4: To food chicks right there the podcast come to a podcast.
Speaker 6: We love you, Yeah, we want your love.
Speaker 8: She should have seen what you got.
Speaker 5: I got your birthday present.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 6: He didn't even wrap it. It's in the It's in
the Amazon. This typical guy.
Speaker 9: Move right, the box, says.
Speaker 7: Amazon gb hub.
Speaker 8: You did it right now for your birthday?
Speaker 6: Did it just come?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I've had it for a couple of weeks.
Speaker 6: And oh.
Speaker 11: I love that.
Speaker 4: I'm a big Stones fan.
Speaker 7: I love the Rolling Stones meet. Oh my god, you
say that, Oh my god.
Speaker 4: It is another another one to put up there.
Speaker 7: That's awesong.
Speaker 11: Look at Kevin, Kevin.
Speaker 7: You put thought in that.
Speaker 6: Kevin. You're so nice.
Speaker 4: Kevin. Kevin is so nice.
Speaker 8: Kevin is I was gonna say, we gotta have Mark
realize that Kevin can be nice.
Speaker 4: Yes, I agree. There you go, Laura, that's very true.
See Laura knows that you're very sensitive.
Speaker 2: Yes I do so, Mark.
Speaker 4: No, this is a sensitive guy. It's nice. You're sensitive guy.
All right, all right, we'll go with our theme that tune.
Are we ready? Are ready? We're ready? Alady, Here we go.
Speaker 3: Kevin's got the songs one point one point for the artist,
one point for the title, and then five to figure
out the theme.
Speaker 11: All the hard one.
Speaker 2: America.
Speaker 11: I don't know it, I know it.
Speaker 5: I don't know it.
Speaker 6: I think I'm young.
Speaker 8: Playing it.
Speaker 4: It's like the longest intro.
Speaker 6: Alright, Laura, come on, Laura, Laura, you know that.
Speaker 11: I know, I know the dong.
Speaker 7: I don't don't, can't shout out answers, and like I
can't say.
Speaker 4: I got I got it.
Speaker 2: I kind of got it. It's the title. Yeah, I
don't think that's a title, very done. What is the
lady don't hurt, don't hurt?
Speaker 4: All I can see is that stupid Saturday Night Live sketch.
Speaker 5: I love that movie.
Speaker 2: I really do like the.
Speaker 13: No I.
Speaker 10: Know this one, Yes, ship slady, literally the only chance
you have to win this game and you're still sucking out.
Speaker 4: I am.
Speaker 3: Maybe it's the scene Dan, Oh maybe Reverend Dance Dan's
lucky button.
Speaker 15: There used to be a great in time helloon on
s you became the lot on the dogs side of me.
Speaker 2: Remained got it, got it, got.
Speaker 4: It, got it? Were you trying to get crazy with
this scene?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 4: Something happened to this song?
Speaker 7: I don't know any of these, My god, I don't
know who's thinking of someone on the flam Boy you.
Speaker 13: Get when I come and slam dad, don't make me.
Speaker 4: Away.
Speaker 7: I'm I'm thinking it's all I'm when I go, I'm
drinking like I'm a mind slow.
Speaker 8: That's what happened.
Speaker 4: Come on, Laura, this is you.
Speaker 6: I like it, all this stuff, I didn't like it.
Speaker 7: I'm terrible.
Speaker 8: I'm doing good.
Speaker 4: I didn't I didn't look. I know the songs, and
I don't know the title or that's.
Speaker 8: The one you've got to.
Speaker 2: Should we give a chance to play it to the hok.
Speaker 7: The artistic I mean, I may be wrong on that.
Speaker 4: I don't know anything here.
Speaker 6: The mon Oh my god, god, okay, I actually know
this this, I think I know.
Speaker 4: I don't know the title.
Speaker 2: I met a gay one for your birthday.
Speaker 4: Thanks.
Speaker 8: I know the singer on this concert with my mom.
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 8: Let it go for a minute, mother, I'm just kidding.
Speaker 5: So you go to an impressive Joe Pricatta doing an
impression a jelly roll.
Speaker 3: Smart.
Speaker 6: I love that, not fal sad.
Speaker 8: Okay, cserve meon.
Speaker 9: Okay, and you.
Speaker 2: I want to see him dead, not playing, not even
hearing the song.
Speaker 4: Let's not play.
Speaker 2: I don't even want to.
Speaker 4: Grab me walk in and grabs the theme.
Speaker 2: Still time to get up back dream. Oh it just
didn't shive.
Speaker 9: Okay, there's a lot today, you know, and that.
Speaker 2: Last time too, showing.
Speaker 6: What we lack lap still the song I was still,
I don't know the herd was saying, never.
Speaker 4: I only this right, this is the last one. Roll
back to the top, Back to the top, I wrote
down with the cranberries.
Speaker 2: It is the cranberries.
Speaker 4: Have a song. I don't.
Speaker 2: By the cranberry.
Speaker 6: I get that one is I got?
Speaker 15: What is love?
Speaker 6: I got that one?
Speaker 4: Who's any money? He just rolled over something with a D.
Speaker 6: I don't know who is Laura.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: It's head away?
Speaker 6: What is love?
Speaker 4: Head away? Go ahead, Laura?
Speaker 13: What is it?
Speaker 8: Steal kiss from a roll?
Speaker 4: I got that? I got to there. I'm crazy.
Speaker 5: I don't know what the are you trying to get
crazy with? Essay?
Speaker 2: Are your local? It is not this Markie.
Speaker 4: I have no idea.
Speaker 11: Is this jump back?
Speaker 4: It in just jump around, stop around.
Speaker 9: It's not from that's right.
Speaker 10: I confused myself with the actually jump around hit from
a ball. It is insane in the brain by Cyprusilla.
Speaker 4: Zero on that on the right trap. Oh, Laura's got
this one. I don't know.
Speaker 8: Did either of you get I saw?
Speaker 7: I don't know who the singer as.
Speaker 4: A bass Oh oh, he's a base. That's right. I didn't.
Speaker 2: It's such a nineties you're getting your ass kicked over there.
Speaker 4: This is from This is from Bridesmaids.
Speaker 7: Remember the movie Bridesmaids.
Speaker 2: Right, we know this one's Bill?
Speaker 4: Answer this one, Celine Dion. Yes, and I don't think
I know the name. I'm I'm your lady, I'm your lady.
It's a power of love. Oh so oh yeah, I'm
getting my ass kids. Oh yeah, stop it's kicking. I
know this one. Go ahead, and Laura, what's going on?
Speaker 7: What's going on?
Speaker 5: Incorrect?
Speaker 2: When I had correct, I thought I was running up
that hill.
Speaker 4: It's four non blonde blonde? What's up?
Speaker 6: What I oh my gosh, that's all right.
Speaker 9: Okay, you got this one point.
Speaker 8: Never let your light shut out.
Speaker 4: It's collective soul shine.
Speaker 2: Any thoughts on the theme, I.
Speaker 8: Thought something love red, I know what this stick that's doing?
Speaker 4: What am I doing?
Speaker 8: Milk manor soundtrack.
Speaker 2: Wrote this party. They were coming in lady, and I
love the lady and had you are so far.
Speaker 4: From being remotely closed. It's gotta be something. Birthday getting
old up that now I should not just you're on
the right track.
Speaker 2: It wasn't it wasn't designed that way.
Speaker 4: Okay, I don't know.
Speaker 2: These are actually songs turning the year thirty years old and.
Speaker 5: You're twenty twenty four.
Speaker 7: Jesus, how would we know that?
Speaker 6: Four, five, six I got I got three points two.
Speaker 10: God, I'll give you a half a point for getting
the closest to the theme, So we'll give you a
win for your birthday and a half.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Yeah, suck.
Speaker 4: No, I don't want to say eat it something that's
much better. That's terrible. It's terrible.
Speaker 6: Guess thirty.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 7: How would we know that?
Speaker 4: Yeah? How would we know that? Danny? How would you
know that? Danny would know that Danny walked in for uh? Dude,
you know they're all mighty songs.
Speaker 8: Yes, that's why I actually got them for one.
Speaker 4: When when will the uh? When is this the podcast
to Fit Chicks gonna debut? Do we know or begin taping?
Speaker 6: It's we're we're in the process.
Speaker 7: We're in the process. We're trying to get all that
for it out.
Speaker 4: But yeah, I would do that.
Speaker 3: I would I try to get like three, just to
give yourself a break if something comes up, you have fifteen,
I would do the fifteen minute increments.
Speaker 4: That's up to you.
Speaker 3: That says a suggestion, but I would definitely do like
three and then start dropping them. So that way, if
there's a Monday you can't get in there, we have something,
you got something that can no not all on one shot.
I would say like I would do one, see how
it goes, and then go in and do another one,
and then tape on the third week, and then after
that I would start dropping like the first episode while
you're taping the fourth episode. So that way, if you
had a night that you can't get in there, or
one of you gets sick or something happens, you know
that makes sense.
Speaker 4: Somebody pulls a hammy. I have no idea. You got
a date, you know, whatever, whatever is going on, I
don't want ye Oh my god, I pulled my taine
on my thong something like that. That way you'd have
lost in the.
Speaker 6: Steam room, naked ladies in the locker room. I had.
I had my thong on. It was a banana, had
bananas on. Actually it was a thong, and she goes,
oh banana hammock she was she was, Aren't those uncomfortable?
Speaker 8: She said?
Speaker 6: I was like, actually, they're like the they were the
no show ones. They were like really comfortable, and I'm
like no, and she's like, I just don't know how
you're gonna have it up.
Speaker 4: Her want to take him off and let her try
talking with her boobs down to here.
Speaker 2: You know, happy birthday.
Speaker 7: We're gonna leave you with that visual.
Speaker 14: Yes, thanks, I know, thanks, go buy you a banana
hammick banana hammock for Rebecca, for Joanne, for Laura, for Kevin,
I'm Bill Moran.
Speaker 4: We'll see you tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Cold, didn't know what to do.
Speaker 7: You dead?
Speaker 6: Are you to g