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Speaker 1: Thanks for getting your pot on. Thank you for telling
a friend. That's how we spread the word about the
pirate ship. Kevin is here working out seven of the printer.
Danny though, I had a different direction to go, but
then Dan walked in. Of course, then Danny walked in.
Now Danny has I give him all the credit in
the world. We were as some listeners have said a
little mean to Danny about well, at what date he
would fall off his diet. But he's down thirty pounds
and he's being diligent. He even brought in really delicious
dark chocolate. Yeah, the healthy.
Speaker 2: Fats, healthy fats, dark dark.
Speaker 1: Chocolate that I devoured mine, very good. I haven't had
that brand before. Chagour, Schagour. Where do you get it
all the Actually, yeah, they have good candy. Yes, yes,
I get chocolate, dark chocolate, salted caramels there once in
a while. Yeah, that's right, you know, stuck in your teeth.
Speaker 2: You put the Himalayan salt on.
Speaker 1: They already have salt on there. So but yes, I
think it is that. I think it is Himalayan and
you should try the pink salt.
Speaker 2: Yees.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they have a dark chocolate the seal a candy
bar at the register.
Speaker 1: Yeah, sea salt. It's so good. Really yeah, okay, really
good dark chalk because dark chocolate a lot of times
been healthy. Yeah, healthy, healthy fat.
Speaker 2: Healthy fat. But it's good.
Speaker 1: It's good for you. Dark chocolate and wine. Oh my god,
is it? Yes? Your vagina opens up, does it? Yeah?
It's just like the like flowers, flowers, it's like a
whole bloom. Now here's the thing, Kevin, you did you
miss this? You missed this. He came in and he
had a shake now that I thought. Now the last
time he had he had this bottle and he had
the straw, and we made fun of him.
Speaker 2: Because he still got myself. I'm the king of stains, okay, sting,
I'm the king of stains.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it used to be the king of pain. But
that it was the king of stains. The police will
have to play that later. Yeah, but the no with Kevin.
He came in and he was carrying can you please, yes,
can you please? With this is my wife? This is
don't justify just pull it out. He came walking in
with this. Oh, is that a European man settel? And
I went, I go? Was he carrying it over his shoulder?
Was he carrying like? No?
Speaker 2: I was carrying it by hand. I made sure to
carry it by hand because I didn't want to be
missed that bag.
Speaker 1: Like I'm a big bag fag. But no, but that's
a business patch say that word anymore.
Speaker 2: But what bag.
Speaker 5: This is?
Speaker 1: This is?
Speaker 2: This is a bag that my wife.
Speaker 1: It makes you carry. It's a cooler.
Speaker 2: No, it's a cooler. And I had an appointment. That's
a nice cool and it's so time. So I had
my ice bags in there, and so I kept my
my water and my shake and my chequeurs, which I
have for one of each of you, Yes, in this
and to keep it cold.
Speaker 1: Danny comes in with gifts for us, and I mock
his bag. I like this, it's my wife's bag. It's
my wife's bag. It's not my bag.
Speaker 5: Now, when you go to New York City, are you
gonna be that guy with the Danny peck over.
Speaker 1: He's gonna carry that bag around and he's gonna walk
past himself in the mirror. Go, wow, I look fashion forward.
I'm dapper Dan Tapper, Dad.
Speaker 2: There's a term for that. It's called depeche Mode. Depeche
Mode means fast fashion. I didn't know that, and I
knew the band fast Mode. Yes, my friend was a
big fan of depeche Mode. They're fantastic.
Speaker 1: I think I think like one song by them, oh that.
Speaker 2: You know a lot of songs by that. Yeah, yeah,
there's plenty of songs they just have. They have a
brand new hit that actually, well it's not brand new.
It came out about six months ago, but it's it's
done really well this year. They they're just wrapping up
a tour. They were in Toronto about two months ago.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm older now, but but still somewhat politically active,
I think, I guess. So.
Speaker 2: I mean it's still David Gahan and Martin Uh, you
know way too much about the Petti. It' still their bad.
The rest of the guys have either been replaced or
died off, right, that would be the But Martin's the
main songwriter.
Speaker 1: So now I feel like we're gonna have to bump
with all these songs. But I was gonna bump with
with journalism songs, uh for this episode because our friend
Jeffrey Rogers, poor kid from GSL news. I just to
let you know my phone was going crazy last night
and our line at five A five two six eighty
eight sixty six had several messages like this one.
Speaker 6: Hey Billy Bock that list there you hear about your
boy Jeffrey. I guess you got an ass handed to him,
ended up in the hospital, and now I was back
in jail for violating parole.
Speaker 2: Yes, he is kind of funny.
Speaker 1: Violating I don't know what the violation of parole. They
probably can't get any trouble, usually someone to get your
ass kicked. No, we'll hang on a second. That that's
an intro. That's really interesting, and I almost want to
call Steve Sircu. I talked to him earlier today and
he's a defense attorney only because usually, like you would
get a I forget that the legal term for it,
but it's six months as long as you don't get
in trouble for the next six months. It's not even
it's like everything goes away, right, everything goes it's not
on your record, so I would assume with parole. I'm
not saying that they're going to get rid of his record,
but I wonder if there's something like hang around parole,
let's stay out of any kind of altercations that involve
the police for the next six months. I don't know
i'd have to. That would be a question for Steve or.
Speaker 5: Someone else unless he initiated or got a shot in.
I mean, getting your ass kick doesn't seem like you
did anything right.
Speaker 1: So here is the video that was sent to me
last night about Jeffrey Rogers.
Speaker 7: They don't look Jeffrey ass because why would you come here?
Why would you come here? Why would you come here?
It don't make no sense. Why would you come here?
They don't told you already?
Speaker 1: Now I never saw Jeffrey in this video, Like I
can't see. But he's a shorter, slighter guy.
Speaker 2: He's like Chris.
Speaker 7: They don't told him a thousand times.
Speaker 5: He's the guy laying on the ground and broke it
up with Candy fall In Like opinion, I think he
was in a car.
Speaker 1: I think he tried to dive into like a jeep
or something and they wound up jumping in there.
Speaker 7: Why would I bring him here, Jeffrey, Like, why would
you come here?
Speaker 1: You know you won't take the video down?
Speaker 7: They done told you a thousand times.
Speaker 1: Are you're gonna pull up here try to record? No,
they're not gonna breach your ass.
Speaker 7: That was stupid of you.
Speaker 2: I'm getting so angry.
Speaker 1: I'm getting but here's I don't come here.
Speaker 2: I don't want to react because I don't know the
other side of the story which i'm watching to.
Speaker 1: I'll give you the other side of the okay, in
the car as far as I know it, right, so
it's coming from my perspective.
Speaker 2: I'm only hearing, like you know, one side of it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I don't want to react yet. Well, why
don't you give me, in a calm way, your reaction
to this. Well, he's I do want to just I'm
sorry either way it go. They say something in here
his ass. I need somebody who knows what this what
this term is? This woman uses you can't. He's kicking
his ass, yeah, just in case he didn't know.
Speaker 2: Excuse me. They' whipping his hands too.
Speaker 1: They're whooping Jeffrey's ass.
Speaker 5: They're trying to hold his ass.
Speaker 7: I feel bad for gray faces. They gonna beat his
gray faces mouth.
Speaker 1: What are gray faces?
Speaker 2: I don't know?
Speaker 1: Might be old the way, Oh great, call dude, because
there is a white was like, yeah, but there was
a white haired guy, white guy with white hair who
I think she talked to later, but she was saying,
gray faces get out of the way. Is that Kevin's
looking enough an urban dictionary right now? But I think
great face. I think gray face, that's a great call. Well,
I didn't even think of that. I thought, could gray
Faces be part of some gang or or not not
necessarily a gang? Are they part of like uh, lifting
up the community? Because there were people trying to keep
people back, Like some girl walks towards a bunch of
people with their arms out. She's got her arms out
and she's walking, has to push the crowd back away
from Jeffrey. So I didn't know if gray Faces was
like a protection group, yes, like like the Angels. Yeah,
but gray Faces being old also makes a lot of
sense because there was an older cat that was in there.
So what was your reaction to this? And then I'll
tell you because I think we.
Speaker 2: Are from what I've seen so far, And again, I
don't know the other half.
Speaker 1: We just heard one. Did you see it too?
Speaker 2: I did see the video, I didn't, I mean I
saw the surrounding of the video. The guy is trying
to be a journalist and cover a legitimate incident that
he was he was at on Sunday and then following up.
That's what journalists do. It's called reporting. There are problems
in the city, and he's just all he's doing. He's
the messenger showing the public what is going on. And
I'm upset if this is true that he is getting
It's like beating up Berkeley Breen for telling the story.
It's like beating up a newscaster for telling a story.
Speaker 1: Guess who's as never gets beat.
Speaker 2: So it's like, now, is there something about Jeffrey Rodgers
And I'm unaware of That's what I'm holding out on.
Before I go full blown, let me give you kind
of want to go overstep my mouth.
Speaker 1: We had Jeffrey on was it Monday, Kevin? When do
we we try to call him? We tried to call
him Monday, so I must have talked. I talked to
Jeffrey Sunday, and I don't know. I'd have to go back.
I wish I had remembered that I had so many
other things happened today.
Speaker 2: I would have pulled it.
Speaker 1: But Jeffrey said that he was asked to take down video. Okay, so,
and he said, but other news sites have more graphic
video than this, so I'm not going to take it down.
Was I'm paraphrasing, but that was basically what I said.
So that night, I get into bed and I go
to GSL news because I want to see what the
video is. And I couldn't watch more than twenty five
seconds of this, and I would like to almost go.
I hope somebody I don't know where that video is now,
but I wish somebody in charge of the city would
look at this video and find the young woman that
was performing CPR on the body that's on the ground.
She's doing chest compressions since she's counting, and she may
have obviously had training in some capacity. And I don't
know if she was a medical professional or or she
just knew it, but yes, the either one. And it
was before the police showed up.
Speaker 2: They are training at Bills Camp.
Speaker 1: By the way, Jeffrey blurred out the video, so you
couldn't exactly see the person there, but you knew that
there was someone down. And I'm if I'm guessing that
the video is of the person who died, So I
think the family reached out and said, can you take
that video down? And he said no, or he didn't
he didn't do it. And that was why I had
asked Danny today did he know anybody who was teaching
journalism currently, because the landscape has changed so much since
the thirty years I was in college, just in terms
of what are the ethical boundaries, because as Jeffrey saying,
you know, and I guess there's some impactful stuff. You
could make the argument that it's impactful that when we
see this, we get to see the reality of what happened.
Here is you most people. I have to say, whoever
this young woman was that was doing the CPR, My
point was she's stayed extremely calm, seemed to be able
to keep calm around from the other people, and nobody
was really flipping out. Obviously very very concerned everybody, but she.
I was like, man, that's amazing. She almost needs a citation.
Not almost, she should get a citation from the city
for having jumped in. And I don't know if she
knew the person that was on the ground or not.
My thing with this was I would want to send
a message to Jeffrey, and I didn't realize Jeffrey was
in jail, and then I got more text messages today
saying that he was in jail for violating his parole.
And I don't again that would be a Steve Circuit
question as to why. But I thought my message to
Jeffrey was, you're a journalist, but where is where are
the ethical boundaries to the community you serve? And if
the community you serve at large is the city of
Rochester and someone who lost a loved one asked you
to take down the video, I think we can see
other video that certainly shows the chaos and we would
get the scope of it. You know, you could even say,
out of respect for the family, I've taken this video down.
You know, if you're looking for it, we're not going
to put it up. I almost feel like you kind
of have to have that respect. And I thought you
and I worked in radio, and Kevin's been around radio,
and even on this podcast, Kevin said, we've taken things
down because people were asked us, asked us to right,
And I think sometimes when you're supposed to be for
the benefit now that would be FCC license, we aren't.
Neither would Jeffrey be, because there's no licensing for this,
but when you're serving the community, I almost feel like
you got to have a little bit of respect for
the people what you're serving, and this is a violent act.
And then I guess I don't know what the back
and forth was. I don't know if Jeffrey I have
no idea. I know he told me he was asked
to take it down and he said he wasn't going to.
Clearly he didn't. He showed up at the vigil for
the girl that I would think passed in there, and
people were so upset. I don't know that they were.
I think they were just like pushing them out. Maybe
somebody punched him. Was hard to see what was going on,
and there was such a scrum of people around him.
I'm not sure.
Speaker 2: I just still can't excuse it. I can't excuse you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I have.
Speaker 2: I think he got I know you're highly charged and
highly emotional high. He's doing his job, and at some
point you people got to wake up and realize he's
bringing attention to this issue that impacts you directly, and
he's got he has ethics, and he decided, no, I'm
not taking this video down. But that doesn't mean that
doesn't give you license because you're ticked off to punch
him in the mouth or to jump on him or
do whatever, because what the real message here is is
that they don't want to get this cover because they
might be next.
Speaker 1: Sure. Look, I don't think there was anything in there
that would be indicting in any way, like you know, hey,
they're so and so who did it. I don't think
there was any any way of fingering anybody. That's the
wrong kind of fingering. But your pointing, Yeah, nobody that
you could say was responsible for this. But I can
understand being upset. I can't understand. I hear what you're
saying with the physical violence, but I almost would say
to him, man, you gotta have a little respect for
the community for which you And yet at the same time,
the argument of hey, let people see how bad this
really is. Let them really see what's happening here, you know,
because and he did blur it out, as he told me,
and he did. But I'll tell you what, I couldn't
last more than thirty seconds watching that. And he's also,
I mean, you're sitting in the room with him.
Speaker 5: He's a little bit cocky when it comes to his
reporting well, you don't know what was said, what he
may have said, or back right right back to these
people that could have let that's fair, could.
Speaker 1: Have better your mom and then when the fist.
Speaker 2: Start, now did Yeah, I don't see like somebody like
Berkeley Breen doing that do something. I mean like, but
Berkeley Breen has also thirty years of experience. I don't
want to date you, Berkeley, I apologize, but you have
the experience where he's actually Jeffrey doesn't have that. He's
still like almost like an intern page doing a job
that anybody at thirteen, eight and ten could do but
either have or haven't.
Speaker 1: And fifteen with the exchange for Berkeley.
Speaker 2: So he's good, okay, right, all right. But the point
is is that it's like, did he put a warning
on the video, like a not safe for work or this?
If he don't recall see that, that is where like
the experience would take over and show him, Hey dude, listen, man,
you might want to put a warning on this. This
may not be suitable for certain viewers. Yeah, right, if
if you want to hold it up that badly or
keep it up that badly, But that doesn't give anyone
license to put their hands on anybody ever, And I
give him credit for having the guts to go and
continue to cover the story considering the threats that he's
received in the past present.
Speaker 1: Where does this go for Jeffrey?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 1: Can he continue? Was my question because it feels like
everybody's turning against him. There are those who think he's
a joke, both in the city and outside to kind
of laugh at his stuff. And he doesn't do things,
I think sometimes to help himself. So there is that,
and I so I don't know if you've seen as
a joke, but I go, what is the problem with
journalism today? Because in a sense, there's two arguments I
think that could you could really make. One being the
family asked you to take this down. Is the community
with within you with you live, but you live within
this community and so therefore should there be some ethics thing?
And is it more sensationalism and more of an attention
game to put that up? Yeah, I mean if it leads,
it bleeds, or if it bleeds it leads, excuse me.
It was always the saying of journalism. And on the
other side, I think you can make the argument very
well to the point of there are many people who
live outside of the city of Rochester but may go
in for events or work or whatever that need to
see what this is, yes, and needs to see what
it was, And so I think you can see it
kind of both ways. And since Jeffrey's not doesn't have
the reach of an NBC affiliate like a Berkeley Breen does,
then I don't know. But I mean truth, accuracy, and
objectivity are the cornerstones of journalism, and I think what
you saw was some real truth and accuracy. I think
the objectivity comes into question there a little bit, just
in terms of the community you're served.
Speaker 2: There are two instances we were taught in school. I
think everybody was taught about the m Mattil story. Yeah,
and how his mother insisted that the casket remain open.
Did the media come and take pictures because I want
the world to see what they did to my boy.
And there was another incident that was not similar at all,
but it was an inner city, it was a housing project,
and it was a picture. I don't know how the
picture got taken. I guess a mom would take a
picture of her daughter. And she was on one of
those emergency exits that you have on the side of
an apartment building and the emergency exit broke and she
was taking the picture and the girl was in mid
air falling to the ground. And the newspaper had an
ethical dilemma about printing this story, and they decided to
print it. And the reason they printed it because they
wanted to show the world that these things need to
be safer, these emergent these emergency exits, I forgot, they're
called fire's case, thank you sorry, need to be need
to be better prepared, and and that got a lot
of good work done and more death was prevented. In
a way, I think what Jeffrey's doing is like he's
maybe he like he doesn't have the experience.
Speaker 1: To jeff knows what he's doing. Nice way, you can
make the argument that people in Fairport may want to
be hyper aware of the scope of of the mental
health issues people may have as a result of what
happened at Maplewood Park. Yes, right, and so this certainly
can put that in there. And I'm telling you that
whoever the young lady is doing the CPR was amazing
and she's counting and she's putting very calm. But I
would say there's to me, there's like five ethical areas
of media, and one of those ethical areas of media
I think is privacy and what should remain private in
what shouldn't, And that's a that's an ethical line to walk,
you know. I think we do it with with war.
I think, you know, certain times celebrities, I think that.
I always think one of the worst things that can
happen is those nine to one one tapes. Get now right?
I only say that, he said, yeah. Only I only
say that because I like one. I can't look. There's
whole TikTok channels to those things and you can hear
all and people love it. Right, there's millions of views
on these things. But I always wonder, you know, when
it comes to a celebrity, if they know it's a celebrity,
they don't want to say. They don't want to The
nine one one operator is only asking the questions so
you can do something until what are we dealing with?
You know? Is it a drug overdose? Is this? How
old is the person? All that? And sometimes if you're
the assistant or a loved one in there, or let's
say it's just a friend, because everybody else is too distraught,
I don't know that you want to say how old
they are what they did right? Because the tape's going
to get out, yes, and that's that's the.
Speaker 2: Bad or the hysterics.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so I don't know that. That's where I always
think privacy is an ethical issue along with bias and objectivity,
and you know, you can go into uh. I think
public interest, public interests is a big one in this
ye fall under public I think that you have to
really weigh the greater purpose, the greater purpose of it,
like if it's.
Speaker 2: Like wasn't there, like didn't build will William Shanner host
rescue nine one one for a while and then he
had a he had to make his own nine one
one call, and then somebody played the nine one one
call and said Bill Shatner had to do his own
rescue and somebody died, what greater good did that serve?
Speaker 1: It didn't, It didn't. But it's all part of the
interests and we don't know, you know.
Speaker 2: What I'm saying, or like those remember like when McDonald's
people are calling nine one one on people not getting
their orders right at McDonald's, and that became a thing,
so more and more people started doing it, and then
it became a bigger to do. I mean, that wasn't necessary,
but in the name of entertainment. I don't think that
entertainment is the main reason why we should do that.
I think though, in the serving the greater good of
the community that I think that the if that's the case,
like if we need to make people aware of what's
really going on and they see and they get a
visceral reaction out of it and makes him think twice,
then I think that is more important. I think that
is in it. And I understand the family situation.
Speaker 1: I feel for those people. I really do. I think
I think everybody's on edge, and I think that somebody
in the family has to take it down. And since
he didn't, he's being disrespectful and we're going to teach
him a lesson. It's sort of street justice, and I
saying it's right.
Speaker 2: I just think it's been penny wise and pound foolish.
Speaker 1: He could be a little arrogant.
Speaker 5: You can't and I mean he's not an established news source,
so what.
Speaker 2: Though, Yeah, Okay, I get that, I get what you're saying.
Get yeah, I could.
Speaker 5: Get thirteen's not getting that call. They're not going to
get that call. He's just some guy who walks around
the neighborhood. Yeah, he's done a lot of good. Yeah,
but yeah, he's also pissed off a lot of people, I.
Speaker 1: Think in this in this case.
Speaker 2: But has he pissed off the right people?
Speaker 1: Didn't sound like it.
Speaker 2: Well, let's put it this way. If he's pissing off
the bad guys, I'm okay with that. I don't know
if he's if he's willing to, you know, to like
to absorb that risk, I have no for the greater good,
I have no problems with that. Now, if he's pissing
off Batman, Well, here's the thing. That's the purpose of news.
If that's not anything else, what's the what's the point
then if we can't tell the truth of what's going on?
Speaker 1: I think that for for Jeffrey, yeah, well look the
truth of this. But in terms of uh news and
stuff in him, you know, walking around the neighborhood, he's
sort of become unestablished in his own community. You know,
people do they try to It's almost like the Times
and Wayne County. That would be a great one to
talk to Holdrake or I should give Holdrigger a call.
How many times have you been threatened because you put
somebody their mugshot in in the Times, White County over something.
But they did it. This though, is a little different
in that I think that people felt like he was
disrespecting the family, so they're going to teach him a lesson.
And he's a little punk, and there's been a lot
of incidences where he's been a little punk. Not right.
I still think that the more I talk about this,
the more I would lean on leaving it up just
so we get to see outside of the city how
fucking awful this is.
Speaker 2: It's bad, but it's it's terrible.
Speaker 1: I don't know, but he's in he's in jail, and.
Speaker 2: I think, I mean, I saw one person. I'm not
gonna say who it was. So you know, this is
about socio economic disparity. I'm like, my great grandparents came
to this country with nothing. They didn't commit crime, they
didn't steal. So I don't want to hear that bullshit.
Speaker 1: The Times never committed any crime in the twenties. No,
not kept the streets safe. That's right.
Speaker 2: We were well, we were. We were feared. My people
were feared.
Speaker 1: No. But okay, so that's a good question. Is this.
Somebody said, this is a watch socioeconomics.
Speaker 2: This is what happens when you have a socioeconomic depression.
Does that mean that you're basically saying that poor people steal,
poor people kill. Yes, and that's bullshit.
Speaker 1: Well, I think there's probably a higher percentage of crime
in the in poorer communities than are.
Speaker 2: Yes, there is, but it's not like making a sweeping
generalization like that.
Speaker 1: It is making that's an indictment. But the uh I'm
trying to think of I don't know if this was
I guess we could trace it back to there's no money,
somebody feels like they got to fight for whatever. I
don't know what this is about. I don't know what
it was about.
Speaker 2: I think it's a cultural issue. It could be the
culture sucks and it rots. This is what's going to
happen period.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I guess my thing would be what was the
cause of this? This could be simply because a lot
of times we like to go, wow, it's drugs, that
makes sense. I can I can understand that this may
be just somebody jealous, looked at somebody the wrong way.
A girlfriend, girl knows. I have no idea. All I
know is people died and it was bad, and Jeffrey
got beat up, and uh I got lots of messages
about it, and some people are going, oh left to
learn his lessons. I just, I just you get what
great gray face.
Speaker 5: Gray Face is a person who's confident and just fulfilling
the typical ideas of being a member of society, working, consuming,
not questioning anything, and sometimes carries a Vera Bradley cooler
to the podcast.
Speaker 2: Is that what that is?
Speaker 1: It looks like it could be.
Speaker 2: I don't don't know.
Speaker 1: Well, look at the tag. There's probably a tagging them there,
or maybe it's a Vera Bradley knockoff. I wouldn't know.
Look at the bottom to a rocco to orco yeah.
Speaker 2: To a I don't know. That's lovely, ladies, John. I
didn't mean to swear. I don't I don't want, I
don't stop. I don't swear unless there's a purpose. I
just but when it's something smells like BS, I got
to call it out and I have.
Speaker 1: To swear unless it's a purpose either I have to
suck up.
Speaker 2: Bitch.
Speaker 1: Oh man, it's August already, Kevin, can you hand me
some of those or use.
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I'll tell you what one of the one of those
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that even the chareble hummus plate. I'm not sure, but
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especially in a warm weather. He sitting on that patio
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the way, Laura almost called her something else. Uh said
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even though they said it. Now, the barrotic caprizy sandwich pesta, arugula, barrata,
cherry tomatoes, balsamic drizzle served with fries or chips. It's
a handheld sounds absolutely. I don't know what barrata is.
I was just gonna say the same thing.
Speaker 2: Was that a guy a character.
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That and then you can add chicken steak, shrimp or
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Speaker 2: They have the I hate the Soldier salad yet or
not just a shot. It's not any types of green vegetables.
Speaker 1: Some things that are happening at the Olympics. Kevin talking
about a team getting screwed over in basketball.
Speaker 2: By the French.
Speaker 1: No, but here's the funny part. I don't know if
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Speaker 1: News, just get me sucking some of that news. There
you go. People do love it when you lose. Jeffrey
being the a little bit of the dirty launcher today,
but the I always thought he should rewrite this song
from Modern Times about social media.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that'd be perfect, you know, yeah.
Speaker 1: Because it's the same thing kicking off kicking.
Speaker 2: Didn't he write this song in response to getting arrested
for like drugs or something like that, marijuana?
Speaker 1: I think it was, uh, the Olympics going on, and man,
you still get to see there's some some I don't
want to say, weird things, but different things. So Kevin
was talking about Japan losing to France in a basketball game,
and I don't know if anybody saw, but there is
a white guy playing for Japan. Oh yeah, okay, Like
the Hey's from the state of Washington, shortline Washington. That's
where he grew up.
Speaker 2: So he's probably he might be a third generation No, no.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no, he looks like he's not Japanese
at all.
Speaker 2: You're allowed to have somebody who plays professional basketball in Japan.
Speaker 1: Team, Yeah, well you're allowed to have a naturalized one
naturalized citizen. Okay, So he became a citizen in Japan.
Speaker 2: To play basketball.
Speaker 1: He played in there, and he's on the twelve man
roster and yeah, he's uh because I'm really excited to
be part of it. There's only a half of people
who get to the opportunity to be Olympicans. So he's
an Olympian for Japan. But he's like, oh, I mean
he he looks like chalk out there, like he's a
white dude. This is a big white dude. Name is
Josh Hawkinson. Not even anything close to what you would
hear in Japan at all. No, No, did you see
him when when you watch I just I just saw
the very the end of the of the game. Yeah,
because I'm going that's just kind of like you're kind
of like the last samurai, Tom Cruise playing in the
Japanese movie. But yeah, Tom Cruise, you're a white guy
that's super white.
Speaker 2: Or like Kevin cost played Robin Hood. Everyone's got a
British accent.
Speaker 1: I appreciate it, ye, be honest with you, because I
go Chris Hills ninja.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I also just saw Olympics that Canada's soccer team, the
women's soccer team, they are moving on to the next
round despite getting that six point penalty for cheating.
Speaker 1: How do they cheat? How do you cheat at soccer?
Speaker 5: They were filming with the drone.
Speaker 1: Oh they were Belichick in it. I know you don't
want to hear that, but it was come on, come on,
who made that fa famous? Who did that?
Speaker 2: Belichick? Bell checking out Belichick?
Speaker 1: He definitely did. I'm not saying other teams haven't done it.
I know that Houston had their whole thing in baseball,
but I still think Belichick takes the case.
Speaker 2: I love what Belichick told Robert Kraft. Rubber Craft, the
owner of the Patriots, asked him, how much do you
think this helped the Patriots with? On a scale of
one to one hundred, about one? Yeah, and so goes, well,
then you're an fit idiot. In other words, if it
only helped you that much, you risked this much.
Speaker 1: So what happened? So I don't understand with Canada they
lose six they were they were apparently it's not six goals.
Speaker 5: Or now it's six points in their in their bracket.
So each game's course, I think like two or three
points you win.
Speaker 2: Or do you win, you get like three points, if
you tie, you get two or something like that.
Speaker 5: So they were they were behind the eight ball six
points even started.
Speaker 1: How do the hell do you get caught with the drone? Honey,
it's not hard to see it. No, I understand that,
But I.
Speaker 2: Had a Canadian flag.
Speaker 1: I'm saying, like it could just be a drone, you
know what I mean? How do they link it back
to you? Your morons who had a.
Speaker 2: Big bitternaked ladies flag on the back of it. Come
see the barrenaggd ladies play at the Olympics. Oh that's them,
That's that's Canada.
Speaker 1: I guess. Yeah. Okay, so you have Canada cheating, You
have a white guy on the Japanese team.
Speaker 2: Think about the Canadians. You no offense go because ire
par Canadian. They have to let you know they're Canadian
at all times? Aren't you par Canadian?
Speaker 1: No? No?
Speaker 2: Did you think I thought? I thought you told me
once you were a par Canadian.
Speaker 1: From the waist down. Maybe I don't know that because
he looks like a polar bear.
Speaker 2: I don't know he's into hockey. But but the point is, though,
is that, like, I'm a huge trager.
Speaker 1: A baseball to make you part Dominican.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's true, it should. I'm a Yeah, I wish
i'd be a better baseball player. I'm terrible you would. Yeah,
you're right. But Canadians always have to remind you they're
from Canada.
Speaker 1: If you ever going to.
Speaker 2: Go to a Bills game, if a Canadian Bills fans there,
he's gotta have this Canadian flag out always.
Speaker 1: Okay, what's wrong with that?
Speaker 2: You go to they have to like or when they
hip were around, they're not around anymore. Every freaking Canuck
in Rochester had to hold up flag. You couldn't watch
the show, you couldn't see.
Speaker 5: Because they're proud of the flag.
Speaker 2: It that's how they got caught.
Speaker 1: Maybe that sounds right, or it was in the shape
of a maple. Leave the drone was I'm just going like,
I saw somebody flying a drone the other day and
I was looking for the person on the ground. Oh
it was an RC plane. I think it's all. But
either way, I couldn't find the person. I'm going the
drone thing. If you're being secret, you could probably run
that remotely through an app from this studio halfway around
the world, across the street.
Speaker 5: He can be within two miles of them.
Speaker 1: Two miles.
Speaker 2: Okay, so how the fuck did you get caught? You
dumb Canadians.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying that this is the right thing to do,
and I shouldn't enduse cheating.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying technology.
Speaker 1: Now, didn't we have a commercial where some dude is
like calling his wife and she's up in space and
he's going forgot the keys. She goes all right, and
she types in and the car Yeah right, I mean,
so if we have that technology, how the hell does
how the hell did they get caught?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Great question, great question. I mean they're clearly not smarter.
Speaker 1: Are you guys cheating? Oh yeah, of course.
Speaker 2: It's about dinner time, so we gotta go unbelievable. Like
last year at Saint chat Fisher for the first time ever,
they had a drone delay. There was a drone hovering
over the football field and they waited like two or
three minutes for this drone to go away. But except
the thing was like, would you like me to make
an announcement, I'm the announcer.
Speaker 1: Hey, drone, Well, why did they want the drone to
go with?
Speaker 2: Because they thought it was spying and then they came
their senses to realize, Look, anybody who wants to spy
on a football game, they're gonna get the tape no
matter what. They can watch it at home right now online.
They get it. There's no secrets. Could just get rid
of the drone place it just.
Speaker 1: Doesn't the drone Like now, I wonder if we could
start using drones for strategy. Could you get the drone
to go over the opposing team's huddle? Yeah, it was
really sensitive microphone.
Speaker 2: How do you like it?
Speaker 1: Patriots? That would be a little, uh, a little different
and uh, you're starting to see there's a little bit
of a controversy with Britain. In Ireland, Irish swimmer wins
the eight hundred meters freestyle wins a goal. I think
the first time, god maybe in one hundred years possibly.
Speaker 5: That couldn't even see him on TV. That mixed right
in with the water in the pool.
Speaker 1: The water so Daniel Wiffin, so on the BBC they
say history in Paris Daniel Wiffin becomes the first athlete
from Northern Ireland to win an Olympic gold medal since
nineteen eighty eight. Nineteen eighty eight. And but here's the
point is Northern Ireland isn't a country. No Ireland's the country.
He's representing Ireland, all of Ireland. And I think that
he was born in Britain but moved to Ireland when
he was two. But there's still that controversy between northern
and Southern Ireland and the British support Northern Ireland and
it's a big ugly thing. And so the BBC, I
guess they were getting a lot of pushback on there
and they going, look what it says on his shirt.
It says Ireland. But this guy, I think he he
has dual citizenship between Britain and Ireland, and he I
think and the European levels, world level and Olympic level
he competes for Ireland. And then there's the Commonwealth Games
and he's from Northern Ireland there. But I go, man,
look at that fucking that that war, Like we don't
think of that as a war anymore, but I mean
I saw just how much it can affect families and
how people don't you know, talking to each other all
that kind of shit.
Speaker 2: Northern Ireland, the ones that were the orange.
Speaker 1: Yes, is it Rory for Northern Ireland?
Speaker 5: Yes, yes he is, so he could be the second
medal winner from Northern Ireland.
Speaker 1: He could be, and I think if he is, I
wouldn't be surprised if the BBC excuse me says that again.
But he's competing for Ireland right, the whole country. That
that's the that's the part of it, the twenty twenty
eight games. So they are bringing back when that happens
in La lacrosse. Lacrosse will be in there and cricket,
which is a game I don't understand at all.
Speaker 2: So yes, network's been showing a lot of cricket lately
when Yankee games aren't on.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I still don't didn't they I don't either, But
I think they just in New York City. Did they
have it at City Field or do they have it?
It's somewhere in New York and they sold I think
it was and they sold out. They are like over
twenty thousand people for that.
Speaker 2: Oh wow.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don' nothing about that game that's gonna be
in there. Baseball and softball are making comebacks to the
Olympics and squash and this one could be very interesting.
Do you let pros play in flag football?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 1: Wow? Do you let the pros play in flag football?
And will they have co ed teams? I don't know.
I don't know any of the rules, but that's all
coming in twenty twenty eight in LA. But could you
imagine that they.
Speaker 5: Has too much risk for injury and playing flag football.
You look at the guy from oh with Robert Dwicks
and the Patriots playing in that beach game at the
Pro Bowl one year. Yea, his career was out and
never played again. Can you imagine homes are out there
and tear his knee in the Olympics? Right, But what
about basketball? I got that same risk in basketball? Don't
we not the same? I mean there's still guys who
were trying.
Speaker 2: To Well, you had that situation with Paul George. Remember
where he hit the stanchion of the net. He slammed
into it tore his knee up. So I mean there
is that risk, but it's not like football risk. Football risk.
Speaker 1: Like you have a football risk, this wouldn't be this
would be flag But you're still contact. Yeah, I'm trying to.
I could. Look, I could so many times. Do we
see a guy go down and it was like, what
do we call it the turf monster? Yeah? Right? So something.
Speaker 2: Well last year the Bills lost Mulano and d day
Kwon Jones to injuries in London, and everybody blamed the turf. Yes,
and you go back and you watch it. It really wasn't
the turf.
Speaker 5: And didn't the US just get beat in some international
competition at flag football by every other team they think
they'd finished out of the metals? Wait, stop seriously, Yeah,
I'm pretty sure.
Speaker 1: Wow, that's why I'm saying, why wouldn't you have Why
couldn't you let Josh Allen come in and bring some
you know, Mahomes, let let Aaron Rodgers or why not Brady?
He's not playing for anybody, let him come back.
Speaker 2: You would take it so seriously?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know he would. That would be great. I
want him to.
Speaker 2: He'd be yelling at the kids.
Speaker 1: Do you think that Senate commercial? Wait, what if you
had retired people? Right?
Speaker 2: I think like Jerry Rice, I think could go and
do it now saying.
Speaker 5: Like your quarterbacks are manning manning and Brady.
Speaker 1: Brandon Manning and Brady is your that's your.
Speaker 2: Three, Drandy Moss and Jerry watt Rice you probably it's
it's it's probably seven on seven, right, There's not.
Speaker 1: Like I have no idea what the rules are, but
I like this. I like where we're going with this,
and I think that you get those guys to play
because it's a great point that someone could get hurt.
I still think the thing with basketball you could too,
because I think these guys internationally that you know, I'm
not letting Lebron James run through me and who knows what.
Speaker 2: In the n it's different though the NBA, the players
tell the commissioner and the owners what to do, whereas
in the NFL the owners tell the players.
Speaker 1: Well they start, yeah, but not when it comes to
the Olympic stuff. A lot of the players have said
they didn't want to do it for a number of years,
and then it's been an honor to do it, you know,
even though.
Speaker 2: Until we start getting beat then all of a sudden,
okay we want to in Well that's what happened, yes, right, yes,
we lost to the Russians. That changed everything that the
Croatians was. We're kicking our ass right right, they know
we can't have that. We're America, This our sport. What's
said the dream Jeep.
Speaker 5: Well, yes, it was the Americans lost to Japan, to
Japan and then in how many white people they have
on that team? And then in the bronze medal game
they lost thirty two to twenty four.
Speaker 1: To now hang on a second Austria Arnold, bigger people Japan.
But I'm going Japan. Do we have many Japanese players?
I'm not saying there's none in the NFL, but there's
not many. I don't know, a matter of fact, with Japan,
I'm not sure we've had China. I don't know if
there's I thought the Bills had it.
Speaker 2: They did and Wang and Wang ed Wang.
Speaker 1: Chung tonight, but I I don't know about Japan. How
the hell does Japan beat us? Who do we have
out there?
Speaker 2: Unless unless we just like all of our best players
are all in the NFL in college and uh everybody
else head careers. They just let's just send these guys
we could beat them. Are there the US?
Speaker 1: I think I think you could send out retired pros.
They don't even need to practice, and I would be
shocked if they didn't sweep. You get Brady and these
guys out there, and you put on a you get
some of a Randy Moss as a receiver. I'm trying
to think some good running backs. Maybe Thurman wants to
come back.
Speaker 2: For even somebody. Yeah, Barry Sanders still got some traders.
They're retired at twenty nine.
Speaker 1: Perfect, that's perfect. I think you could get. I think
that's who should be playing.
Speaker 2: That's what they should do. They set out the old timers, yes.
Speaker 1: And I bet they just run it. They just run it. Uh.
There was a whole thing on who is the greatest
Olympian of all time? American Olympian of all time? Who
do you think top of the list? Michael Felt, Yeah,
Michael Phelps. Nineteen percent of the people wrote in Michael Phelps.
Speaker 2: But then you prospect, like I think Jesse Owens.
Speaker 1: Jesse is on that list on there is it just summer? Who?
Or is he only on there? Is it just summer?
I did not see any of the I think it
was just summer Olympics. I think they were talking.
Speaker 2: About I got to interview Michael.
Speaker 1: Caitlyn Jenner got three percent of the vote, and I
think Bruce.
Speaker 2: Truce was a heck of an athlete.
Speaker 1: Bruce was an amazing athlete. But is Bruce dead? Because
I was at a costume cardi where you had to
come dressed as a dead celebrity and somebody came as
Bruce Jenner at the Olympics. You should have got dong
in Canada.
Speaker 2: Technically, that's that's the case. Yeah, you can't dead name somebody.
They call it okay, it's illegal.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I always liked Carl Lewis. Carl Lewis, he was
an amazing I remember.
Speaker 2: So he had a shot at winning ten gold medals.
He had nine, right, So they had the they had
the four by four team, and they had four guys
who were incredibly quick. One guy got hurt and Carl
Lewis want to be on the team, and they didn't
want him, like they thought that Carl Lewis was trying
to grand stand. They didn't want Carl Lewis on the team. Yeah,
it was like the nineties. It was ninety two or
ninety six, I don't remember which Olympics it was, but
they were like, adam it.
Speaker 1: No, we don't want in the eighties.
Speaker 2: But oh no, he started in the like eighty eight.
Speaker 1: You know, I thought Carl Lowis also sang the nast
he did it didn't do very well. No, the last
one was yeah all.
Speaker 2: Game Hello, Yeah in the rockets.
Speaker 1: Where slightly better than the girl from the All Star Game? This?
Oh god, that was horrible. She was drunk and went
into rehall the meames of the doors.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I was drunk too and couldn't play.
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Speaker 7: Whilst yes, do this papers, whilst Yesterday's good.
Speaker 1: Whilst yes this papers, nobody can go to work?
Speaker 2: Do you know what this sick by himself?
Speaker 1: The stones early stones, Yeah, yesterday's papers. I wonder if
they remember all the lyrics.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know, right they have telproppers, Yeah I know,
but they have to.
Speaker 1: Uh those stones are all they used? Two cards that
always would look tough.
Speaker 2: That's a cool song.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've never heard this little journalism songs for song?
Speaker 5: Or is it a uh oh to Keith and something
in his back pocket?
Speaker 1: I thought it was a journalism so I always thought
it was a journalism song. But I don't basically say
Yesterday's papers old news. Things are old news. But yeah,
what was in what are you saying? What are you
rolling papers? Oh? Yeah, I don't know when he was
probably always smoking weed, But I don't know.
Speaker 2: My father was in a band growing up. Oh Butch
and the Playboys, Shut.
Speaker 1: And the Playboy.
Speaker 2: He was the singer, of course, and his best friend
Larry Greco was the guitar player. And he said, you
know the song Hardest Stone by the Stones, Yes, there's
that one long solo in there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he said.
Speaker 2: Larry used that same solo for every single song. He
was just moving along the keyboard to match the key.
Speaker 1: But it was the same exact So that's pretty good.
Speaker 2: And nobody nobody cared.
Speaker 1: Man, nobody Silver Creek.
Speaker 5: Yeah right, talented musicians people don't care.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well back then they said they played out like
four nights a week. Well, when they were in high school.
Speaker 1: Oh, they must have got the man. He must have
been getting more tail. You're old man, probably, oh Man,
the slutt of Silver. I always wondered, Dad.
Speaker 5: I always wondered if I remember as siblings, you've got
lying around somewhere when.
Speaker 2: My father being gone, I always wonder would it be
cool to find out I have an extra sibling somewhere,
go on one.
Speaker 1: Of those DNA matching things. It's happened people find out
related to that Japanese guy for the team. How kind
of cool is that you're not? But see, now here's
the thing. Can you call yourself an Olympian if you
couldn't make your naturalized country's Olympic team, you had to
become naturalized somewhere else to make their Olympic team. But
if that's what you love to do and you're over there,
I mean, he's got to be one of the biggest.
He's got to be one of the standouts. At least
people recognize him, right, Yeah, because he doesn't look like
anybody else, mostly in that country. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, Brett Hull famously got snubbed. I don't know if
stuff's right term, but he got cut from the Canadian
national team and he went on to be an NHL star.
So he always swore he would never play for the
Canadians and he always played for the United States in
international competition.
Speaker 1: Okay, Yeah, Well, I don't know. I just thought that
was weird because I go, boy, wait, there's a white
guy in Japan. I hadn't looked that up. I go,
the Japanese team is a white guy.
Speaker 5: What did you use the search when you googled that
white guy on japan basketball.
Speaker 1: I did I swear that I did. I just said
I was gonna say, I don't think I did. I
think I put American. I think I put American on
Japanese basketball team because I wasn't sure if he was
an American. I okay, could it be South African? Could
it be from Zimbabwe?
Speaker 5: There could be any number of white guy Australian basketball Australian.
Speaker 1: But I went, let me start with America, and I
was right, and I found out he was from Washington.
Speaker 2: Short line wacker on Japanese team.
Speaker 1: There you go, that's exactly. That would go over really well.
That would go over very very well. But it's those Yeah,
they got robbed in playing France.
Speaker 5: But it's just funny payback for World War Two. That's
nice retributions.
Speaker 1: Uh what are you writing now? Wow? Let me see this, Danny.
Can I say it?
Speaker 2: No, Daddy and say it no, don't say it no, No,
we have to.
Speaker 1: A certain ballpark tree.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: That's actually who wrote it for him.
Speaker 2: I'm choking over her.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, Kevin, did and your wife have a
birthday recently? Yeah? I was in Charlotte for it. Yeah, yeah, yes, yes,
Oh oh really how did how would that go in
your world? Would it even cross your mind?
Speaker 2: Oh? Gosh, Well, my wife's birthdays day after Christmas? Yeah,
so it's like double Christmas.
Speaker 1: All right, but one it's a big deal. Yeah, it's
a big deal.
Speaker 2: And unfortunately it's because everybody else is out of town.
I forget about.
Speaker 1: What if the tragically hip decided they were going to
do one last reunion with the survivor, dug up Gord.
Speaker 2: They dug up gor I bring her Holli Gord, hollidgourg
for the holidays.
Speaker 1: I can't even pig old box and snacks. They're healthy
fats though. So someone says their husband didn'tet him anything
for their birthday again, So, over the last seven years
we've been married, I've always decorated the house for his birthday,
got him cake and gifts. Throughout the years, I've planned
surprise cookouts with his entire family friends. There was a
full sheet cake with his face on it. Seriously, you
can do that obviously now, right with the way they
turn him out and stuff, at one point I blew
up a thousand balloons to put in his car at
work and had a cake delivered at work because he
was having a rough time when he was turning thirty five.
By the way, I've been, she's doing too much. Have
you done way too much? Have you guys ever had
a problem turning a certain age? Was there an age
that you kind of went ooh, I'm assuming at some
point I'm going to run into that. I think it's
a human thing. I haven't fifty three, No, I'm thinking
fifty five could be about I. I no more along
the line. Forty didn't freak me out, forty five, fifty
didn't bother me.
Speaker 2: I actually celebrated all of them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know all right. Anyway, over the years,
I've noticed he'd make excuses for not getting anything for her.
She said, I'm upset. I'm not sure how to get
past it. He says, it's not a big deal. We'll
just celebrate over the weekend. But he could have gotten
me a cart or something. I just feel unloved.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would feel unloved too. The thing as thing
as though as you bring it up to him, all
of a sudden, now he's gonna do it out of obligation.
So that's not love either, that's out of obligation. She's
in a tight spot here.
Speaker 1: That sucks. Okay, especially Sayce she laid it.
Speaker 2: On real thick for his birthday. He didn't get the
freaking hands.
Speaker 1: Kevin said, See, that's the thing, the hint, the hint.
That's a good point because I was wondering this. I'm here,
I'm reading about more and more adults being diagnosed with autism. Okay, okay,
I'm as adults, and I wonder if they don't really
consider it autism anymore. But Asperger's, which is more social
where you don't sometimes pick up on social cues. And
he you know, I don't know if this guy is
like just a very black and white guy and he's like, oh,
I we'll celebrate over your weekend. I'm sorry I missed.
It's not or she's not fucking ten. Yeah, well she's not.
Speaker 2: Ten, you know, but do unto others?
Speaker 1: Right, Hang on a second, God, you have dinner whatever? Yeah? Yeah,
all the balloons and all that bull she does all
that shit, And you know what, I would say, that's
a good point because if you're doing that stuff. You're
doing it a little bit for you so people can go,
oh my god, did you see what Beth did for
Dan's birthday? She's amazing. Beth is absolutely that's what happens.
That's what they go on, right and Dan. Dan goes,
what the fuck Now? I gotta pop all these balloons
and get them out of the car. How the fuck
am I gonna drive home? They're blown around? What am
I gonna?
Speaker 2: I gotta get a separate tree for her birthday after?
Speaker 1: Chris, Yeah, well it's a lot, but you gotta do something,
don't you.
Speaker 4: This is it.
Speaker 1: Here's yes, here's the thing. Uh, this is the stuff
that I think leads to cheating.
Speaker 2: He doesn't appreciate me.
Speaker 1: You know, I think women for different reasons. I think
guys will cheat just because they can. Yes, you know,
if amotion, I think there's any guy. I think a
woman could probably get eighty five percent of any man
in a bar of no matter what his status is,
if she played it right, like, she could probably hook
up with any guy. Wait till he's just a little
bit buzzed, flirt with him enough. She could definitely get
free drinks all night long. I still think in twenty
twenty four. On the other side, I go women seem
to be he doesn't pay attention to me. I wanted
to feel wanted. It's nice to feel like somebody cares.
I like getting dressed up for someone. I like someone
who appreciates my body, notices I've been working out. I
see what's happening here? The cheetos down, then, bitch, see that? Well,
what happens when when your relationship is that she stays
in like her pajamas all day long, with the fuzzy
slippers and eats cheetos and farts and scratches right in
front of you. It's over.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're done. Well, I think that I think you
need to I think couples need to be in a
continuous state. And it's hard for someone there's kids involved,
and I don't have kids, But I think you need
to be in a continuous state to continue to date
each other after you're married.
Speaker 1: It's hard.
Speaker 2: I mean, I I'm only like like two years into
my marriage.
Speaker 1: Kevin been two decades. I'm busy. We're always busy with something.
We did the kids do?
Speaker 2: I mean, did the kids overtake the marriage? That should
be the case, like I've never heard a woman say,
my I have a great husband, but he's a horrible dad.
I've heard women say I have a he's a great dad,
he's just not a good husband.
Speaker 1: Well, because you're tired, I'm not, ladies, you bringing all
your problems. You wouldn't believe the day I've had. Here
we go fucking great, Go ahead, here we go fucking
fat now. Yeah, but I mean with the kids and stuff,
you're you're tired, right and there. That takes a lot
of energy. It takes a lot of attention, and and
they deserve it. They deserve all that attention. And you
got to be able to find you know, the time,
and that you don't feel like putting in the effort.
By that point, you're kind of like already just like,
hey man, I just want to have a beer, sit
quietly out here, and.
Speaker 2: Be left the fun where you're like defeated.
Speaker 1: My father used always go, I could always tell your
having to day. Something would start up being all I
want to do is live in peace and then die.
You know, that's it, March She's I don't want to
live in peace and then die, And that was it.
You need to leave them alone.
Speaker 2: See that is.
Speaker 1: It was the old school way. You can't do it anymore.
Now we're modernized. You got to get into involved in
everything to put your drinking time on the calendar. Oh
do you know? Do you drinking time in your calendar?
I'm very impressed if you had a drink a category. Hey,
dad's got the beer stide stick around. We know what's
gonna happen on Friday. This is drinking time. It is
just ununderstandably knowing all the time. Uh, here's no one.
My best friend invited me to her boyfriend's fortieth birthday party.
I don't like this guy. I think he's a creep.
He dated a friend of ours a few years ago
and treated her like crap. I don't want to go,
But she's my best friend. Do I have to suck
it up and celebrate her birthday even though I think
he's no good? Where's the party? Is it a bar house? Uh?
The bar? You go? If it's in the house, you
don't have to go. Why not? I don't want to
go to that barn. You can do whatever you want. Yeah, yeah,
but somebody's got to support the best friend. She's gonna
notice that you're not there. Is it because of him.
It's him. It's driving the wedge between us. Yeah, I
got COVID. We got COVID. It's possible it's been going
around again. I swear to god, maybe I had. Somebody
said to me, there's been a lot of false negatives
on the COVID test. This thing is I'm still like
hanging in my lungs. How old were your tests? Were
they expired?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 1: I went to the doctor and had him done. I
didn't do my own. They did it. They That's why
I figured it was way higher standard than anything I
was gonna do.
Speaker 2: It could be allergies to Okay, yeah, doc say that
you know he didn't.
Speaker 1: Doctor Burrillo diagnosed, Yes, Doctor Brillo with his web. Yeah.
I say, you gotta got suck it up for the
best friend. It's a chick thing. You gotta go otherwise
you got a whole bunch.
Speaker 2: Of in your holster.
Speaker 1: And let me tell you too, that boyfriend's gonna hear
about how you didn't come, and it's gonna be his
you know, Well, maybe that's why you don't like the guy.
May he has to hear all the bitching about you.
Speaker 5: But then I got to sit there and listen to
it too if I have to, if I have to
go with her as her boyfriend current boyfriend, Yeah, I
gotta listen to it the whole fucking week too.
Speaker 1: Uh. Yeah. I ever have like playdates arranged for you,
like where you're wife, Your wife and her best friend
want to get together and they're like, yeah, but you
know you get to get No, char'll be there, you
like chat? She knows better.
Speaker 5: Oh she knows I hate people sounds your brain to her?
Speaker 1: Well, you know all right, I didn't not. I was
never good at hiding it either. I'm never good at
hiding it. It was always like the misery just oozed
out of me, just like oozed. I came in with
this cloud like you know, pig pen walks around. I
was like snoopy, Charlie Brown.
Speaker 6: I was that.
Speaker 1: I just had this aura coming off.
Speaker 5: Then you get yelled at by your wife because you're
drinking a hell of a lot quicker and a lot
more than you want to.
Speaker 1: I didn't want to be there. I did not want
to be there. I would have gladly stayed home, stretched
out of my couch doing the same drinking.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and do you ever like do anything to like
make yourself look like a spectacle so that the wife
actually wants to take you home. You're almost like, no, act.
Speaker 1: Your weight that I have not out of loading the
dishwashing water and so yeah yeah, yeah, right right right,
fucking after laundry. Yeah no, I've never done that. Now
that would that would take next level. You'd have to
be pretty ballsy. And here's why, because everybody's gonna be
talking shit about you, calling her talking shit. You don't
want that, you know, I just want to I just
want to disappear.
Speaker 2: So one time with my ex wife, she had a
lot of cousins and she didn't really care for these cousins,
but we all had to go out and have dinner
together as cousins, right, So like, okay, I'll go and
I end up like making conversation with cousins that she
couldn't stand. And we started talking about football, and I
didn't know they were football fans because there were girls like,
oh yeah, we watched the forty nine ers. We're big
fans a little bit San Francisco. And we started talking
football and my ex wife hated it because we were
having a good time and she didn't want me to
have a good time with cousins. She hated.
Speaker 1: The whole marriage is a freaking message.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, it was, Oh yeah, big time, big time wow.
Speaker 1: Or rides homes after Oh my gosh, that's what I
want to know, Bill. What was the ride home like?
Speaker 2: They were the worst? They were the worst. She was
such a phony, like in front of her parents or
in front of family that we got in the car,
Oh my gosh, it was why did you do this?
Why did you say this? Why did you do it?
Speaker 1: Really?
Speaker 2: I didn't do anything wrong, and I told some of
these stories to Beth and Beth goes. I would love
to meet your ex wife one day.
Speaker 1: Why.
Speaker 2: I would love to say thank you, thank you for
giving up this wonderful man.
Speaker 1: Sounds like thank you, ex car. We're gonna be reviewing
the new Joey Riccado album all Right is out, don't we?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Called tears don't try? Uh?
Speaker 1: Tears? Is that what it's called? It sounded like a
jacket too. Yeah. She cold called Joey and tell him
we got a review for his album. I bet you
there's a song or two on there. I would like, yeah,
I'm sure, Well, I'm gonna say even you, and even
you would probably like one or two songs.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm sure I would.
Speaker 1: All right, I'm sure I would. I don't have any
issue with Joe. I got no beef. Okay, yeah, if
you ain't busting, you ain't my cousin. Oh that was
that was one of the worst ever. You ain't buzzing,
You ain't my cousin.
Speaker 2: I didn't know that.
Speaker 1: That's the name of one of the you're right, uh no,
but I did get uh no, he did not, he
did not. All right, Well, uh we'll take a moment,
you know, speaking of live music. Just down the street,
the award winning Iron Smoke Distillery, I would tell you
to pick up like, let's see you get that apple
would smoke bourbon right there, whiskey excuse me, the apple
would smoke whiskey. You pop that out and around a campfire,
poured over some ice. Kevin's made some nice drinks with that.
A nice drink, was it? Many of them? Oh? Drinny, many, many,
many of them. Yes, But there it's award winning. It's
all locally sourced grains right here in the Greater Rochester area.
And why not kick back, you know, especially with maybe
you get people have birthdays come up or anniversaries or whatever.
That what a nice way to do it. And then
Thursday you got Waja and the Free People. Waja and
the Free People American folk rock band taking the stage
over an Iron Smoke distillery right there in the cannery
at seven thirty. Come back on Friday night, my friend
Falin from the living Room Sessions. They're gonna be doing
the Acoustic Sunset Sessions. They are the living rooms. Oh no,
Friday eight thirty, two, eleven thirty. My bad.
Speaker 2: They're on the big stage.
Speaker 1: They are in the big stage. They are on the
big Stay. Yes, Saturday, August third, the Acoustic Sunset Sessions.
They begin at three point thirty with James Drought. He'll
be performing all the acoustic stuff. And then Elvio's Rock
Academy Saturday, Cool the third. You can see him after
his Celebrity Family Feud appearance.
Speaker 2: Oh that's right, Tawtrey's on last Yes, they were.
Speaker 1: On last night. They were on last night. Uh so
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I need a better recording of the so beause I
really do like him. I heard some jingle watching the
Olympics and it was Joe, you're singing with jingle? Some
new one we gotta see because maybe'll have to give
him a call on a future episode to see what
he's been up to. Maybe not, I think we might
all be a little too tired for that right now.
What are you talking about? When he was in here? Man,
my god, did he bring a lot of energy? Didn't
he he brought a lot of something. Yeah, I did
hear a lot of it. There are time we could.
Speaker 5: Probably call him. He'd probably be here in thirty five.
Do you ever get it's like Domino? Do you ever
get embarrassed for a friend?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: Yeah, what happened? Then you got embarrassed for a.
Speaker 2: Friend, multiple multiple things.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure it's going to bars with you the
fun though, you're.
Speaker 2: Talking about what do you keep?
Speaker 1: Wait? They might be honest something. What did I do?
You just start billing? I don't know what that means.
Speaker 5: It's just you just start living. You live like it's
your birthday.
Speaker 1: I'm just having fun, I know, just talking to people.
Do am I a dick?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: Oh, well why you're.
Speaker 5: Well, you're a dick when you come back to me
and talk about him.
Speaker 1: But other than that, Oh what do I say? Mean? Things?
I don't know. I don't pay attention half the time.
Well no, but if I'm doing something like it's an
interesting theory. You got there billing? I like that. He
doesn't cause you out. You're off billing. You were off
billing last night, buddy? What's going on? Whatever happened to
Friday night staff meetings too? That's gonna have to go
by the wayside with Jamison. Yeah, we have to do.
We'll have to do a few more in the before
he comes. I uh, it's interesting. Yeah, I know my
life is about that. I was talking to somebody today
and they go, your life's gonna change. I said, I
actually feel like for me, I like I need to
grow up. Yeah, I know that sounds really bad. Well
I'll say this, like, over the past I have been
sort of rudderless because I'm trying to figure all this
stuff out in the in the podcast things hasn't been bad,
not at all. Uh, but you don't have there's when
you've worked for I think when you work for people
and then you go, you you forget how dependent you
become on that. And when I say dependent, is you
know that there's money coming every two weeks or whatever
your paycheck is. You know that certain people at work
do this. Your job is this. Now it's like and
you and if you ever have an issue, you've got
somebody you can go to who's gonna fix it or
or or at least navigate through it and we'll get
through this. Right. There's none of that when you're on
your own there's not a fucking thing. There's nothing. And
so I think for me, this gives me a keen
sense of accountability. Not that I didn't have accountability, I
certainly do, but I think a keen sense of accountability
with somebody and I have to be ultra ultra organized,
right down to almost like meal prep for he and I.
And I was talking to him the other day and
I said, hey, man, why don't we do I see
you like taco, was like, we'll do taco Tuesdays, just
to have but a theme so almost you know, you
know what's coming is an expectation. Yeah, and I feel
like that stuff is like really important. But in order
to do this and that, I think it's gonna take
it's gonna take a lot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a lot.
Speaker 1: It's gonna take a focus. I don't even mean a village.
I'm talking just just me and him, and I'm going
that's the thing, you know. I mean, I'm sure I
could find somebody to come over and cook for me
once in a while.
Speaker 2: But I don't feel like doing my wife plans everything. Yeah,
like like every Sunday, Okay, what are we doing for Okay?
We got ten minutes before the bills are on, so
we will figure this out. Now, steak chicken fish, I
just lay out a bunch of meat in front of her. Go,
let's do it. Boom go oh right, great, what would
you like with those?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 2: I forgot the sides, but like she organizes everything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you gotta well what makes it easier?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: Right? He like.
Speaker 2: I lay out my clothes every night, the night before,
so I don't think about it.
Speaker 1: Pick this already. It's bluefit.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I had body contouring morning.
Speaker 1: Whoa wait, how's that going?
Speaker 2: It's going? Well, I've lost another two inches on my waist.
Speaker 1: Have you really smelted the fat?
Speaker 2: Now melting the fat down?
Speaker 1: Look at this? Yeah, and you're down thirty pounds and
two inches.
Speaker 2: Yep, what's your waist? Three inches? Three inches total? My
waist size is down to like thirty seven. Okay, it
was forty. I mean like well like the hips I
forgot to waist is but it was the hips were
pretty big.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So yeah, so go ahead, go ahead. No, I'm
not like you're looking at me. I am looking at
you because you always have something to say. I'm nice,
embarrassing friend. Somebody said something to me about Joey and
it wasn't flattering that he comes in and he like
made this thing and he got nasty with them, and
he yeah, do you.
Speaker 2: Know who I am one of those types?
Speaker 1: Oh no, no, but and so I was sort of embarrassed.
I'm like, what do you say to that? Like, I
don't know. They're like, yeah, he demanded he wanted this thing.
And then he called me up and said, hey, you
missed out on a fifty dollars day for you blah
blah blah.
Speaker 2: And I'd be like, hey, that's not the guy I know.
He's always be cool to me. That's my line.
Speaker 1: Yeah, remember when I yell let him know?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, because he made his choice.
Speaker 1: He made your choice.
Speaker 2: Get the fuck away from it all. I get it.
It's not what you think build, it's not.
Speaker 1: What you fucking yelled at him. I felt so good.
That was one of the few times I was like
and I was more acting. But at first I was
really mad, and then I just wrote it. I just
let it go. I just wanted to see how far
could I take this. He was in a green room
waiting to go on another radio show in a building. Yes,
and we used to be part of if you're not
from the Rochester. There was a very legendary morning show,
the brother We Show, and the host left one station
and went to another, but he didn't take the show
with him. He left all the other players behind. And
the players were me and this other guy, Tommy and
some other people. So they had trimmed the show down.
It was me, Tommy, and Danny was on that show,
and we started doing really well in the ratings and stuff.
But Joey shows up to go on another show, and
I happened to walk down there. I went down No, I.
Speaker 2: Think there was food in there or something. And we
went to Yes Friday, so like somebody would always bring
some type of food.
Speaker 1: Some kind of breakfast thing that we were supposed to
have and talk about. So I went down there to
grab the sandwich, and there's Joey and he says something.
He does, says hey, he puts out ad arms. I go,
get the fuck away from me. And I started screaming,
I go, don't you what do you mean? What do
you mean? I don't fuck with me? Because what had
happened was you were now struggling. The host of a
very popular show left and was not or at least
wasn't coming back on. You're kind of spinning as to
come up with content. You're serving two masters. One is
the host side of things, where they they wanted calls
on the air saying we missed the host, and management saying,
you guys got to give us a show. You can't
can't all be this. So you book somebody to come
on and they don't call and say, like I've had,
I had people say add a loyalty to the host
of the original show, I'm not coming on. I can
deal with that. This was nothing, not a call, not
a nothing. So here comes the time. That's what you
think you're going to be doing in that segment, and
now you're floundering. And so here we are, so many
months later, and he's gonna be all friendly and I
I fucking I screamed, yell, I remember, go fuck yourself bah.
And since then we've become friendly again, of course. Yeah,
But I mean that that bugged the ship out of
me and I and so.
Speaker 2: Because well, you don't stiff somebody, you don't leave somebody
hanging well, I think.
Speaker 1: Now I would never uh, I think then I would.
You were sweating so much because we're talking about of time,
Did you do it a five hour show? It wasn't
even that. It was more I understand what you're saying, yes,
But what was what I was really sweating was the
pressure of management and the somewhat unspoken, uh, you may
be without a job if this doesn't work. You know,
you know what I mean. And so during that time,
tensions are high. I've got kids, I stayed, you know
what I mean, all this stuff, I don't know what
I'm gonna do. I got a mortgage, I gotta pay.
What what am I doing here? And this guy, all
of a sudden now does nothing and now I don't
want to do Now. If it were the case, you'd
be like, I gives a ship, what happened in your
life and we'll just get through it. Nobody cares. But
at the moment, man, I was fucking furious. Days Kevin's
got a new got a game of theme that tune
which I've been sucking at lately. But we'll see.
Speaker 2: I'm still myself from the last one.
Speaker 1: So love can't take your love Google and cheat. No, there, no, no, no,
I wasn't I know. I did switch screams joking.
Speaker 2: Oh god, this guy was huge.
Speaker 1: Yes, he wasn't coming straight from you. It's also a
sound that Zach Kelly broke up to us.
Speaker 2: I was gonna say, someone slave your heart away.
Speaker 1: Still now into the nine, I don't know the pain.
Speaker 2: About to get up.
Speaker 1: If you can't, if you can't the same, can you
paust for some He watched for a second. I know
we're not supposed to do this, but that was the
video with the models, right, yes, And do you remember
the sales guy that came running into our studio because
there was a version of the video where they're all topless. No,
oh god, yeah, I mean he practically fuck tripped to
the door.
Speaker 2: Hey hey, hey, hey, look at all the ticks yep,
rubby okay, oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, al right, okay, yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm sorry.
Speaker 7: I just ship by every one down off a nice
things to them gods, and I like that, sirs, And
it gave.
Speaker 2: A lot of girls around the world.
Speaker 7: Honest, when I shocking when a company and shun went
down there, sprint this one about this.
Speaker 1: Your mind.
Speaker 6: You're my doll.
Speaker 1: Okay. I I think I've gotten almost every We've gotten
at least one point on every one. But I.
Speaker 2: Used to be great.
Speaker 1: Oh some days.
Speaker 2: It's amazing how many hits this man head. Concerned that
all their heads had nothing to do with the rest
of their catalog A.
Speaker 1: Little around them. Wonder why you were always Yes, good
over there? Yeah, you're got over there with the top.
Speaker 5: Shake your love to Tiffany, I wrote Tiffany as well,
it's not Tiffany's.
Speaker 1: Playing the Lago Saturday night. Okay, Michael Bolton, correct, But
I don't how.
Speaker 2: Am I supposed to live without you?
Speaker 1: Correct? I said Daughtry is Daughtry going home? This is home,
but we'll give it to you. We'll give it to you. Okay,
about to get up Carell and Robin's thick lord lines,
b lord lines. I don't know. And you forgot t
I in there too.
Speaker 5: He's in there, tip, Well, I'm not taking points, so
I'm just saying t I is in there to give.
Speaker 1: Him some love. Yeah, h shugging angels, seal kiss from
a rose? Yes, Sugar Ray, is this halo or four posts? Beat?
Speaker 2: I put halo someday, someday, some day.
Speaker 1: I had nothing on that one.
Speaker 5: You didn't even get Sugar Ray. No, I'll even give
you Mark McGrath's Mark mcgratt I didn't enjoy your loss.
Speaker 1: Take the l handsome Bob Hanson. Any thoughts on the theme, Well,
the theme originally, I I know this isn't it, So
I'm just I'm saying it not as an answer. I
was going to cover songs because of the Bolton one,
and I thought Shake Your Love was to cover as well.
But I don't think Daughtry is Pharrell and Robin thinking.
I think they got sued for that song by Marvin
Gaye's family, but I don't think anything there Shaggy Angel.
So I was gonna go with my second guest prom
thing games.
Speaker 2: Uh well, my first thought was songs written by Steve Miller,
but I knew that wasn't the case. Uh you know what,
these songs from movie soundtracks.
Speaker 1: They are not Well, they might be, but that's not
the pat.
Speaker 2: I went with Okay team.
Speaker 1: I went with us.
Speaker 5: These are all singers that were on the Massive Singer.
Speaker 1: Oh I never watched that show. Okay was on there? Really? Yep,
they're all there.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: Obviously Robin Thick was, Yes, he's the host.
Speaker 2: Kaylen Jenner was on there.
Speaker 1: I didn't was there. I didn't find the audio by
either one of those Danny wind had fifteen Yeah, so
smoked on that sugar steal was on the Mass Singer.
Huh yeah. Wow.
Speaker 2: Well Robin Thick as a host, yes, yeah. Is he
a judge, he's a judge, yeah, yeah, okay, but that's
all right, Yeah, that makes that makes sense.
Speaker 1: He's on the show. Yeah, I saw that.
Speaker 2: I didn't know they were all in one costume together.
Speaker 5: There was a bunch that were like two people like
Wilson Phillips was all on one costume.
Speaker 1: There's a bunch of duets in one costume.
Speaker 2: I gotta say they do. They do a nice job
of that show. It's it's really well done.
Speaker 1: Is it taken from another country? It has to be
like based on a British Japanese show. They've done this before.
Speaker 5: I don't think so, because when I was reading stuff
on it, they were saying the first season it was
very difficult to get licensing for songs, oh, because the
people were like, we don't know what this is. And
then obviously after the first season, flock got a lot
easier for him.
Speaker 1: Carry Underwood is going to be replacing Katy Perry on
the on American Idol, and Snoop Dog is going to
be a voice on the judge, judge the judge on
the voice. Yeah, and then what's the what's the Japanese
game show that I always see a TV where they
they blindfold everybody. You got to be really quiet and
like you got to try to hide in different parts
of the room. And someone's coming around with like a
whiffle ball bat and and just hitting you. And so
if they even hit you, you don't want to even
make a peace because they'll know they hit somebody. They
know they hit something, but they don't know they hit
a person necessarily.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Japanese has some really really mean game shows. It's
like those people have no souls.
Speaker 1: I don't know about. Yeah, this is pretty weird. It's
pretty weird. All right, we'll close out.
Speaker 2: Danny's a champion.
Speaker 1: He's a winner. He's a winner. Danny's a winner, no
matter what his wife says or his first wife said. Yes,
Kevin with another great game and a great theme. People
love this. I'm Bill Moran, will see you tomorrow. A
big hotel.
Speaker 2: Didn't know what to do. I'm a TV to you.
Speaker 1: A state