Speaker 1: When your old career gives you lemons throwing some ice
mix in some vodka.
Speaker 2: Call it a podcast from the Mac of All Trade
Studio in Fairport and driven by Victor Chrysler Dots. Gee Ram,
It's Billified, the Bill Moran Podcast.
Speaker 3: Well, hello and welcome. Thank you for getting your pot on.
Thanks for telling a friend.
Speaker 4: That's how we spread the word about the pirate ship.
Tell you friends, tell your boss, tell you why tell
your kids? Hot wife, Kevin, why are you shaking your head?
Speaker 5: I don't know if I'm more concerned about your black
jeans on this video, Kano, or I'm more concerned.
Speaker 3: That it looks like you almost took it in the
dick when you fell off of it.
Speaker 4: I was on the uh so.
Speaker 3: Well, first of all, what's wrong with the black jeans?
Speaker 6: Once in a while, en.
Speaker 3: Nothing in nineteen eighty six called they want to see
if they want to come back? I like my lucky jeans.
They're black jeans.
Speaker 7: I can't find the video. I see a urinal in
somebody's backyard. They made out of a keg, but I
don't have to Are you not touching? You handed me
the phone and slid down. I'm like I don't know
where your feeds are at.
Speaker 3: Wait, are black jeans like a bad thing to be wearing?
Speaker 5: First of all, I don't think I've ever worn black jeans.
I'm also not a black jeans or I also really
I'm not a big fan of black t shirts.
Speaker 3: I just yeah, because I get hot.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I I only bought black jeans because I figured
i've I don't know, I always wear dark colors. There's
a little something something like that. Kevin is referring to
the unicycle. So, uh, today Chief Barnes.
Speaker 3: Was going by or something.
Speaker 4: He popped in and we're sitting here talking and he goes,
what's with this? And he takes the unicycle. He's like,
and the seat was low, the wheel was sort of flat.
He goes, before you leave, call me and I'll meet
you at our garage. We'll tighten it up and we'll
fill up. We have an air compressor, we'll fill up
the tire. So I thought, it's one of these things
with me.
Speaker 3: Where I go, eh, what's the worst could happen? No,
I start to think, why am I gonna bother him? Right?
Speaker 4: But then I thought it's gonna become a thing where
hey man, I told you to come over, and you didn't. Right,
It's one of those. So I had this kind of
going out of my head. And I get in here
now because Jamison series eating his dinner after a weight
training thing for basketball. But I get in here about
seven o'clock in the morning because I drop him off
and I just shoot down the hill to hear, and
then around noon I leave, I work out. Danny told
me I should take a twenty minute nap, so I've
been laying down with my feet up elevated because I'm
getting up at like five point thirty in the morning.
Speaker 3: And then Phil repressed, Uh, yeah, I did, And.
Speaker 4: I actually went for like a two mile run, came back,
dropped him off at practice, went home, showered, did a
few more videos, and then picked him up and came
back over herew So, just as I was leaving around noon,
I called him and I said, and he doesn't even
answer the phone. He goes, I'll meet you at the
garage two minutes. So we go down there pump up
the tire, and I said to him, listen to I
want to get reacclimated with this thing, and the way
to do that is to have the seat lower, so
your feet are on the ground, and and I go
and keep the tire a little bit softer because that
way it grips the ground a little bit better and
you can balance sort of the way you learn.
Speaker 3: He goes, bullshit, you gotta fill this thing up, and
he fills called you a little bitch, ste.
Speaker 4: But yeah, he basically without calling me a bitch, Chief
Barnes called me a bitch. He filled the thing up,
like really, He goes, Now, we got to get this hard.
Gets it hard the tire, excuse me, a little blue
cha on the tire, and then uh tight, we tighten
the seat, and so I'm tightening the scene.
Speaker 3: He goes, you lowered it. I said no, I didn't.
He goes, yeah, you can't lower the seat.
Speaker 4: You can't lower it all you can't do And he
jumps on the thing and ride to the cross the
parking lot.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, yeah, like he got off.
Speaker 7: You must have amazing core strength.
Speaker 5: He just went coming soon to Fairport Music Fest cops.
Speaker 3: So I go, wow, what what is this?
Speaker 4: So then I get on it, and I'm like, all
of a sudden, like oh boy, I can feel like
my hip's all weird and this stuff. And I start
to goggle. Fucking I'm off, I go. I need some time.
I need some time to work my way back into this.
Speaker 3: Definitely, you took it the nuts.
Speaker 4: H Well, the problem with the unicycle is you do
feel it in your nuts just sitting, just like trying
to get on or off the seats.
Speaker 3: It's the way the seat is kind of ed up.
It is, there's all avoiding it.
Speaker 4: You could push everything to one side and so it
sort of hangs off.
Speaker 3: But even there, but when you get.
Speaker 4: Your type black denim, black denhim tight side, you can't
really do that, can Yeah?
Speaker 1: But I was.
Speaker 3: He said to me that he's my best rolling Stone shirt.
They are. They are almost wore the fucking rolling Stone seahirt.
No they're not. Arizona's Dan called Lucky Lucky Lucky jeans.
I like Lucky. I've always liked buckles.
Speaker 7: But I was just wonder if they make Arizona still.
I just wondered that the other day they still make Arizona.
Speaker 3: I don't know, why would you wonder that? What goes
on inside the fucking head of yours? I don't know.
Speaker 8: That was.
Speaker 7: Trying to save money, you know, I just oh, I'm
on a budget.
Speaker 3: Most of it's going down Arizona, that's going being consumed.
It's NonStop eating.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna see somebody eat that much Chinese food so peacefully.
Speaker 4: So so I did try, but he said once they
were doing they do.
Speaker 3: The Baja and Sheriff Baxter.
Speaker 4: So they go down and they were outside some bar
in Mexico and there was a unicycle and Barnes goes,
I'm gonna ride. I'm gonna ride that, and back goes,
there's no way you're gonna ride A bet you can't.
He goes, what's the bet? He goes to beer, and
he goes, I jumped on it and I rode all around.
He's got great balance. It's not so much core strength
as it is balance. It's like being on your bike.
You can be a fat guy in a like you can't. Yeah,
last meat.
Speaker 7: So those bears that they would put in like yeah, balance, yeah,
apparently great, barely good balance. Now would you rather have
a bear on a unicycle or a bear on foot?
Chase a gafter you?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I watched some video. I couldn't figure out what the
hell was going on because it cut off short. But
this guy, basically, this bear comes out of the woods
and the two of them wrestle.
Speaker 3: It's like a real bear. I'm going is it a
dude in the costume? It was a real mother bear.
Speaker 4: And the guy's like the bear, like hugging him. It's
like maybe they've been doing this since the bear was
a cub. I don't know, because I'm going to your
head will be in that guy's mouth in a matter
of second.
Speaker 7: Right, so when somebody shoots him and turns him into
a rug, they'll fight a little surprised.
Speaker 5: Yeah, for the inquiry of mind, jest, you still can
get Arizona jeans at your local j C.
Speaker 3: Penny. Comfortable, well made, and attracted. Wow, okaydred dollars and
ninety nine cents.
Speaker 4: Then, okay, that's not bad at all. Now hang on,
that's a nice price. Well wait, Dan, any black ones.
Did you wear Arizona jeans.
Speaker 7: When I was fifteen?
Speaker 3: Yeah? You did sixteen.
Speaker 7: I switched the leader.
Speaker 4: So we have a bet, too bad we weren't doing
fantasy football. The loser to go buy Arizona jeans and
wear them every day for a week.
Speaker 3: They don't make them a big men's size. Sorry, how
do you know? They?
Speaker 4: Of course they do they got everything in there. Yesterday
I was worried that I am going to try to
get on the intercycle. I figured if I give you
fifteen minutes a day, I bet you could get it.
Speaker 3: That's what you need to do, is put one more
thing in your day.
Speaker 4: Now, fifteen minutes. That's it, Just fifteen. That's all I do.
Fifteen is my new time.
Speaker 3: Why don't you said fifteen minutes to focus on radio days?
Speaker 5: Bill and Jamison, I got it.
Speaker 3: I got them more.
Speaker 4: If you want Mores, the book I'm supposed to walk, Yeah,
the screenplay, Yeah, all that stuff. I've been doing fifteen
minutes of cleaning every day and the place is spectacle
Cleaning's fine. Yes, So I was thinking of that, but
I go it's the idea of taking a header, knocking
your teeth down or breaking a wrist as you go
down or something like that is a little detern at
this age.
Speaker 3: Always leave with your non jackinghand if you're.
Speaker 4: But yesterday we talked about mister Buck, Joe Buck, Joe Buck.
I got the Joe Bucks story really from Joe Buck's mouth,
about Joe Buck's wife and the shattered ankle, and this
is the story and it's just try to picture this happening.
And this is Joe Buck telling it.
Speaker 9: On date July seven, the location, Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.
Speaker 3: I was getting ready for the American Century.
Speaker 9: Championship, and Tahoe and Michelle and I with our kids
taking care of thought we'd go play a few holes
and have some fun.
Speaker 3: Okay, we did. She's in the count next.
Speaker 9: And we got to ten, and I said, why don't
I hit a couple of drives off ten and then
we'll go get something to eat.
Speaker 3: Well, ten is a little left to right hole.
Speaker 9: And Michelle has been known to do headstands during the
course of our courtship and marriage and even.
Speaker 4: Okay, she does headstands, Dan, did you catch that? Yes, okay,
she does headstands. He's on the tenth hole at Cabo
San Lucas practicing for something to go, and she does
headstands well.
Speaker 3: Prior to even Joey arriving on the scene.
Speaker 9: And so she did a headstand at the end of
the tea box for good luck out into my left
and at the exact moment that I was teeing off,
she decided, with her feet in the air to do
the splits thereby dropping her right leg a little bit
to the side, right in my line of fire, and
I hit a golf ball tailor pane with little designs
on it into the inside of her right ankle and
shattered it.
Speaker 7: So what are the chances, souch for lunch?
Speaker 3: What are the chances?
Speaker 7: And like, honestly, when you do when you do something
stupid at any time, And the golf course seems to
be a place where a lot of people do a
lot of stupid things. One hundred.
Speaker 3: Course.
Speaker 7: I see people break ankles more often than not. Surfing
on the golf cart.
Speaker 3: Oh yes, never done that. Never done that. Three different
guys have done it.
Speaker 4: I've never done the surfing on the golf cart. I've
taken the governor off, I've served on top of car.
Speaker 3: It's not that.
Speaker 4: But what are the chances that she does this thing,
does a split and he drives the ball into her ankle. Well,
you're talking like what three inches a three inch window
to hit that thing.
Speaker 5: He must have sliced the shit out of it too,
because I would assuseh I went off to the side,
that's what he said.
Speaker 3: She was over to the left in that.
Speaker 4: But he s she dropped her thing right into the
line of sight.
Speaker 9: Let me hear, let me just back a fine of fire,
and I hit a golf I was teeing off. She
decided with her feet in the air to do the
splits thereby dropping her right leg a little bit to
the side, right in my line of fire, and I
hit a golf ball Taylor made with little designs on
it uh into the inside of her right ankle and shattered.
Speaker 3: It shattered. It's good false. So that's why total freak accident.
Couldn't It's like.
Speaker 10: If you were having a competition, you would never ever,
this is.
Speaker 3: What I'm saying.
Speaker 7: Her legs like the windmill, exactly. Happy Gilmore two's coming.
Speaker 3: Out, shout out the tailor burn their good balls being
off the driver.
Speaker 4: Now we're getting so in the end, she's there. They're
taping this outside the surgical center. She's had the surgery,
but it's for nerve damage, because in order to do
any of the exercises she needs the nerve to feel
it to move, and she can't. She was in a
hardcast for six weeks. She's in a boot now for
two weeks. She's having the surgery and then hopefully she'll
she'll be.
Speaker 3: Back, but I go many, Kay's got to cover that.
What are the chances? Man?
Speaker 4: Like I The only freak accident that I can think
of that I had was I was walking through the
gym and it was raining, uh and maybe thunder too.
So the football team was coming inside and and the
volleyball team was there and they're getting pissed. And I
made some smart ass comment about the football team and
a kid turned around and he kicked a volleyball and
I had a pen in my mouth and it.
Speaker 3: Hit me directly in the face. Pushed the pen into
the hinge of my jaw.
Speaker 4: So I had to pull it out blood like, and
your mouth will bleed right because it seems like your
mouth bleeds more because it mixes with the saliva, so
everything's thinner. And I had I went to the nurse,
and I mean I was in pain. She stuffed it
with gauze right, put me on the boss home. I
had to take like the forever bus back home. I
get home and I'm in like now it's swollen up
and in pain. So my father took me to the
emergency room and they're like, oh yeah, they had to
sew it, so.
Speaker 5: It would be a lawsuit nowadays with the school, you
think so a parent would sue in a second set
them home.
Speaker 4: You didn't call, Yeah, I didn't even think of that
because I'm just like, it was my fault, that was
your mouth.
Speaker 3: I was running time.
Speaker 4: That part is on me, and this kid just turned
around and he just kicked the ball. I mean I
didn't even have a chance to react. It was like shool,
I hate that. And so it stuck and then I
had to get the stitches. They had to do some
kind of special wire almost it was like a fishing
line to sew up the jaw. I think they dissolved
on their own, but I was in so much pain.
I remember just waking up moaning and I had pain medication.
Everything that hurt like a motherfucker. It just went straight
back into the hinge and it was I think it
was one I had chewed the You don't remember the
erasable pens, yes, which they never really.
Speaker 3: Erased, well didn't they You always had.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and in the back I had chewed the the
tip the back cap off, so you just had the
hollow body of the pen that just went straight back.
And then like yeah, just so really it was like
a melon baller. You think about it, right, it's a
melon bottle baller right out of.
Speaker 5: My We've had We've had two freak exes with one kid.
Real CPS for the cops or CPS reporter, please turn
the podcast off. First one was he was probably about
seven or eight. We were in the driveway and he
carried dumped the hole. He dumped the whole thing of
snow down, carries back.
Speaker 3: He did yeah, yeah, So she went to tackle him.
He went one way, and he went.
Speaker 11: The other way.
Speaker 3: He blew his me out.
Speaker 10: Oh.
Speaker 3: He was supposed to have the ligaments the blues pl oh.
Speaker 5: And then a couple of years later, we were playing
football in the backyard and meet him and Tyler, who
was probably two or three at the time. I'm throwing
the ball and Tyler actually caught one, so I'm gonna
catch it. I'm a run for a touchdown. So he
starts running and always the other corner of my eye,
Sam just bearing down.
Speaker 3: I'm like, he's gonna just truck him.
Speaker 5: So I stuck my foot out and tripped him and
he went like Superman, broke his collar.
Speaker 12: Boy.
Speaker 3: So this is so both of us have both of
us have an injury on our on our oldest both
that's on Sam.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, who trips their kid but he's trying to
save the other kid.
Speaker 7: Oh my fuck might well that's the best. My brother
Ryan accidentally, we think killed my father and uh, the
reason is because my father died, pulled the.
Speaker 3: Cord out to charge his phone. Yeah yeah, right, yeah,
he pulled the plug.
Speaker 7: No, my brother. My father had a cold cancer, but
we think it may have been brought on by oxy
cotton oxy conton. He had surgery on his knee. He
tore his like ACL chasing after my brother Ryan because
my brother Ryan said something smart at dinner and then
my father reaches for me. He runs out the door.
My father chases after him barefoot, runs after him around
the house and then slips and falls and hurts his knee.
And so I think he needed he needed his knee
scope is what happened. He didn't tear his ACL, but
he needed his knee scoped at that point. So what
do they do in like nineteen ninety nine, They give
you oxy cotton.
Speaker 3: It's gonna make you feel great, it's gonna help your knee.
You're not gonna feel any pain. They still do that
in twenty twenty four. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And uh, did he get addicted or do you
think that led to the colon cancer?
Speaker 8: Well?
Speaker 7: I think he got addicted. It binds you up, and
they think that because it binds you up, it could
lead to other things. Now, my father worked in the
steel plan. Did other guys call cancer ran in our family?
Nobody lived beyond sixty years old who worked in that
steel plan for more than ten years? So there, I mean,
it was like, how terrible perfect storm that is, Brett?
Speaker 3: How terrible is that? Dude? Yeah? Yeah, no, old guy. No, seriously,
nobody lived past sixty.
Speaker 7: Nobody lived past sixty Who word in that steel plant?
Al Tech? I drove by it, I went to, I
went to I went home for a wedding a couple
of weeks ago, and I just happened to coincidentally drive
by the place my father worked. And I told my
wife and go, this is al Tech Steel and Dunkerk.
This is this, this is where my father works. She goes,
Oh my gosh, she goes, it looks horrible. Go, yeah,
steel plant. I mean there's like broken windows and stuff
and all that.
Speaker 3: Is it still working? Oh, it's still operational.
Speaker 7: It's still operational. They still clean steel there. He was
a pickler, but people died like doing his job, you know,
and he was burned several times. Well yeah, it paid
like fifty bucks an hour to do it. That's why
he did it. But it wasn't like but at the
same time, and at least they used to. But uh,
he goes what he goes, I don't want to see
you working there, he told us growing up. And he
told these young guys who would have teaching degrees out
of for knowing your stakes for the states just down
the street and he goes, hey, what are you doing here?
Did you go to college?
Speaker 1: Yeah, we do.
Speaker 7: You got a degree in teaching. He goes, go use it.
Don't work here because no, we make so much money.
He because, yeah, I know you'll be here like me
thirty three years. You'll die in this place. Don't work here,
he would tell them.
Speaker 3: He would tell them bring dorsement.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, Well everybody kind of knew it, but the
money was so good that they were like, yeah, well
I'll be the one that beats it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, nobody beat it. What do you think it was
in this steel?
Speaker 7: Do they ever's the ass of the colleen tanks. Yeah,
there was so much acid in the air, and my father,
unlike everybody else, didn't put on the masks.
Speaker 3: I'm fine.
Speaker 7: I never needed this stuff in the seventies.
Speaker 3: Yeah that was butch Yeah, but never got those referral
bonuses for bringing people in.
Speaker 4: Speaking of the seventies, I totally forgot until just out
since he said it. So I go home today and uh,
there's been if you can imagine, leftover food, A little
bit of leftover barbecue chicken, little little bit of rice,
a little bit of meat from when we had tacos.
So I put it all at one bowl with a
little bit of salad plate, mixed it up, and I
heated it in the microwave for I don't know forty
seconds or so, and I go, let me sit down
for a second. I'll eat this and I'll watch TV.
So as I turn on my TV, I have a
Roku TV. It gives you all the options, right, I
have sling, so I can watch all the sports stuff
and you get your local chants. I see in the
Top Thing match game nineteen seventy seven. I saw that
match game nineteen seventy seven. I go, God, damn, let
me watch this, so I put it on Danny, This
is fantastic?
Speaker 3: Was it? Betty White? Was not Betty White?
Speaker 4: There was a woman and I think her name was Sarah.
I don't know who she is, and I forget who
the host of the show is. I was trying to
look at him and determine what how old was he
in nineteen seventy seven, because I'm going he looked now
I know how old I am, And I'm going, I'm thinking,
I think he's older than me, but I can't.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, just the way he dressed his face, he you know,
a little more jolly and stuff.
Speaker 3: But maybe I'm Jean Rayburn.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Jean Rayburn and Charles Nelson. Ridley was probably on there.
Charles Nelson, Richard Dawson. Richard Dawson was.
Speaker 3: On there, was on there.
Speaker 7: Uh did you kiss anybody?
Speaker 3: Patty Duke? I don't. Yeah, Patty Duke was on there. Yeah,
but I forget who the Sharah was.
Speaker 4: But he says to her, he says, in the beginning, now,
I'm telling you, I don't think you could ever do
this today. Maybe he could, but I'm not sure. Guy
walks up and he goes Jean Rayburn right the host.
He walks over and he says, to this woman, He goes,
she said, she's eighty seven pounds. Eighty seven pounds. You
know what I said, I think I could lift eighty
seven pounds.
Speaker 3: Let's see.
Speaker 4: And she gets out of the chair and he picks
her up, cradles her like.
Speaker 3: You know, and I'm going, who's touching a woman?
Speaker 4: I don't know why I'm watching this, And then she says,
I think I could pick you up. And then she
wraps her arms around and leaves her back and picks
him off the ground and then on with the show
they go, and I go, I don't know what I
just watched.
Speaker 3: It was weird and end. At the same time, I'm like,
no big deal.
Speaker 4: But I feel like if I saw it on TV
today people make a big gin it would cringe because
I'd be.
Speaker 3: Like, who's gonna be doing what?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 3: This morning? On today?
Speaker 7: Last night, if you saw a millionaire ree just went
to pick up a hod of cott bea and it
didn't look so good.
Speaker 3: Jean Raverer would have about sixty in nineteen seventy seven.
Speaker 4: Okay, that makes sense because he looked about sixty and
that would make perfect sense because.
Speaker 3: But sixty also in the seventies look like forty.
Speaker 4: Now you think, so, oh yeah, sixty in the seventies
look like forty now.
Speaker 11: Oh yeah.
Speaker 7: Look look at Carol o' connor. He was forty seven
when he did when he played Archie Bunker.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but I'm I'm thinking forty in the seventies looks
like sixty now.
Speaker 3: You said sixty, I think, yeah, yeah, okay, all right,
all right, yes, I agree with that. I was confused.
I was confused. Yeah, yeah, I was.
Speaker 8: Well.
Speaker 7: Every time Tom Brady would continue to play, they would
show a side by side with him and George Blanding. Now,
George bland it looked like he like had just got done.
Speaker 3: Smoking, you know, but they did on the side they
smoked freaking beer and he looked over there.
Speaker 7: But they were the same age that Brady's got his
moist skin, it's tan hair.
Speaker 3: But we talked about that with with Gionta. Yes, he
said a lot of the old.
Speaker 5: Russian players back when he was in the first couple
of years, they'd be smoking in the locker room. They'd
have a little cobby up about in the ceiling. They
pulled on their bottles of vodka. They'd just be drinking
and smoking in the locker room.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Nowadays, nowadays that that doesn't even know it even you
would cringe.
Speaker 4: That's what I'm saying is that even this, while it
was innocent way, it was just weird to see the
host of the game show pick up one of the
paddle like he's you know, Tarzan, and she's Jane, and
he's gonna stay.
Speaker 3: Her a lot.
Speaker 13: Well.
Speaker 7: Richard Dawkins, as I mentioned before, it was famous on
Family Fun for kissing everybody and his daughter said, hey, Dad,
you know it doesn't look good that you're kissing somebody
besides mom. So he swore to her you would never
kiss anybody again.
Speaker 5: There's a show off the But it's funny watching those
shows like Match Game in Hollywood Squares, they're they're the
stars are smoking yes on the show, Yeah, smoking and
drinking on mychini.
Speaker 4: They always have this wit witty banter right this week,
very clever, very clever, and I go, there's no way,
There's no way. And the reason I say that is
because I now was invested in the show and I'm
playing along and I was saying the first thing, and
that came to my mind, and most of the people
were writing it down, and then I would try to
think of, well, what would be a funnier answer than
the first thing that pops in your head?
Speaker 3: But the first one that popped in the head matched most.
Speaker 4: People, So I go, okay, So that means that's hack, yes,
right there, right, because everybody's low hack. That's the definition
of hack or EASi or just common that. But such,
the game is match game. You're trying to match. But
I go, the witty banter has to be written and
you but they do it so well. I go good
on them for the acting because the banter was very
witty and quick. But I go, there's no way, not
if you're writing down those answers, you're coming up with
this shit that quick on your feet, There's no way.
Speaker 7: I remember seeing a clip of Betty, Betty White and
Lucille Ball together and I don't know if it was
match Game or the sixty four thousand dollars Pyramid, but
they were doing it and they were like cracking each
other up, like genuinely like trying.
Speaker 3: To win this game.
Speaker 7: And they keep it like Betty White's giving the clues
and Lucille Ball's like not getting it.
Speaker 3: So she's like acting like Lucy from the show. She's
a very.
Speaker 7: Smart woman, and they're like both like crack, like how
come I can't get this? And it was cute, But
I mean, you know, I love going back and watch time.
Speaker 3: We get a crew in here, we'll have to play
the match game. The match game would be a fun one.
That was always one. I enjoy that.
Speaker 5: And you two can be the stars and I'll host
it and we'll find some people to play down there
and the other end.
Speaker 7: All right, we gotta get you a suit and one
of those pointy mics.
Speaker 4: Yeah, look like Mike, but that was like the game
show mic in the seventies. All Right, we'll take a moment.
We talked about this earlier. We talked Yeah, we talked
about this earlier. This week, we talked about UH fights
in schools, but more from a global perspective. When I
say around the country, I don't mean global, but outside.
Speaker 3: Of our area.
Speaker 4: Well, now it's making news in our area, and I
am starting to wonder if we have a problem in
the United States another one, yes, and we'll.
Speaker 3: Get to it right after this Iron Smoke Distillery.
Speaker 4: Oh boy, they have they have a lot of fun
things happening over an iron smoke distillery.
Speaker 3: First of all, they've.
Speaker 4: Got award winning whiskey uh named one of the ten
best bourbons outside of Kentucky by Forbes Magazine. If you
get over there, let's see Friday September thirteenth. Friday the thirteenth,
Oh yeah.
Speaker 3: Two days after September eleventh. I said, Friday the thirteenth.
Speaker 4: I know, I say stay away from black cats, but
get into I have some fun. Dial Up is playing
all your hits from the nineties, playing all of them beginning.
Speaker 3: At eight thirty.
Speaker 4: Actually, if you get there a little earlier, you can
see Mister Monkey Duo. It's an all female fronted band
playing acoustically seventies, eighties, nineties rock and roll.
Speaker 7: They're all female though.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, do you know that you knew that, I
know it's you monkey.
Speaker 4: Well it's a female fronted Oh yes, female front Yes, yes,
that's because yeah, seeing that it's mister Monkey female fronted
that you think about that?
Speaker 3: Dad.
Speaker 7: Patty Dillman's the singer, very talented, and I think Scott
oh I forgot his last day. He's the he's the
guitar player.
Speaker 4: Acoustic Gary Rose on Saturday night beginning it through a
Saturday afternoon. Good man, Yeah, he's playing Iron Smoke and
then get ready to rock like you haven't rocked in
a while. It's appetite for vaulted, they draw, So get
there early Guns n' Roses, a CDC appetite for Voltage
Live and loud. Iron Smoke Distillery. That is on Saturday,
September fourteenth. Man, we are already halfway through September.
Speaker 7: Holy Christmas around the corner.
Speaker 3: Days to Christmas.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Christmas around the corner. I would suggest start picking
up some bottles of iron Smoke, just have them on hand. Yeah,
never know who's going to show.
Speaker 7: Up around They have the little airplane bottles yet.
Speaker 4: I don't know to be a suggestion, that's a good suggestion.
Iron Smoke Distillery in Fairport, New York.
Speaker 14: Baby like a small mode.
Speaker 3: On the ocean. This is my fight, em.
Speaker 4: Like this, man, you're getting a beef on.
Speaker 15: An exposion, me too.
Speaker 3: We did talk about fights.
Speaker 4: We talked about teachers getting beat up or in a
fight with a kid, and how one teacher put a
kid in a chokehold, how a substitute teacher somewhere in
the United.
Speaker 3: States punched a kid right in the face. Uh.
Speaker 4: And the video is I mean, he just hauls off
this kid's coming at him, and they, I mean, all
of a sudden, they looked like it looked like two
kids fighting in the hallway and circles around.
Speaker 3: He realized it's a teacher and he just he just man.
Speaker 7: He Brandon, m you should have been bobbing and weaving.
Speaker 3: I guess, so to take it back in the classroom.
I uh, I just heard somebody the other day go
a ron. You know they did. They called it a ron.
I think they did it.
Speaker 4: Javinson and I went to Wingstop and I think when
they were yelling, she's yelled out a ron.
Speaker 3: I swear to god, I.
Speaker 7: Was when I was a debt collector. We had some
interesting names. And I go, hi, can I can I
speak to to La?
Speaker 3: Please? Who La? You mean? Ladasha? Like, yes, Ladasha? What's Ladasha?
Speaker 7: Well a dash a But it's a hyphen.
Speaker 5: I just I just saw that there was a video
like that on is that real?
Speaker 3: You're making this up? I did that. You stole this.
I got a better one.
Speaker 7: I got a better one because my father had a student.
So now I have a better one for you.
Speaker 4: Name was I moan that was for real, But that's
the word that's the weirdest with.
Speaker 7: The Ladasha Ladasha.
Speaker 3: There's uh three Avian the Travian. Wow. Well maybe it's
a cool way to write it, but it's the number three. Yeah,
that's what I mean. But this is their legal name.
Speaker 7: I was a debt collector. I had their social Security numbers.
So there was one time where these two brothers. This
became a huge thing. So these two others had gone
to school and they both quit at the same time. Well,
unless you withdraw correctly, you have to pay for the semester.
You can't just withdraw right, And so these guys didn't
do it correctly. So they both owed the same amount
of money, but one brother negotiated a better deal than
the other brother, and the other brother found out about it.
They were twin boys, ones named lom Angelo and the
other one Arngelo. But if you saw the name written out,
it was Lemonngello and Orange Jello. Not making this up,
Lomonngolo And this wasn't me. But the reason I knew
about this because in training somebody brought the fact that
they had two brothers with silly names. Who were twins
who and one negotiated a better deal than the other,
and the other one got ticked off and reported them
because he didn't have to pay off as much debt
as the other brother.
Speaker 3: Angelo and lom Angelo. They both pissing a litter box
in the bathroom, Lomanngelo and Rondolo. All right, well that's unique.
I never heard a true story.
Speaker 4: A teenager is facing charges after police a he punched
an officer in the face of Franklin High School. So
apparently this kid that had been suspended before getting in
a fight came back on to school property. Is I
think they can get you for trespassing if you're suspended
and you get back on school property. But it was
around two thirty, so I'm thinking school was letting out.
He knew this kid would be coming out, so we
were going to get weight. Yeah, And the officer intervened
and approached the kid and tried to take him into custody.
And that's when police say punched one of the officers
in the face. It's all often hit him right in
the face, and I go, man, that is bold and
no fear.
Speaker 3: But you're angry.
Speaker 4: You're a kid, I don't even know what you're thinking
at all. And then I go, what is happening? Because
that would be a mental health issue?
Speaker 3: Would it not? Anger?
Speaker 4: Like a low anger, not being able to let go,
festering on something compulsive.
Speaker 3: Wouldn't it? Wouldn't that be along the lines of mental.
Speaker 7: Health in twenty twenty four?
Speaker 3: Yes? Am I wrong?
Speaker 8: Though? In that?
Speaker 3: No, I don't think they would have said that like
ten years I don't think they would have at all.
Speaker 4: I agree with you on that, but it's still even
if it was ten years ago, it is.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I just with the mental health thing, it could
be a slippery slope because you could write off pretty
much anything as mental health. Well that's true, but I'm going,
but this could just be an angry kid who's just
a douchebad.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but you're always getting in fights like that, constant anger.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's something going on.
Speaker 4: That's yeah, there's a mental health thing. So I go,
why are we so angry? And it seems like even
adults you're seeing like people getting in fights.
Speaker 3: All of a sudden.
Speaker 4: Chief Barnes came in here today, tells me about a
local bar. He goes, well, you didn't hear about this.
A guy punched a little he said, a little woman short,
any woman who's a nurse, punched her square in the
face and then ran out of the establishment.
Speaker 3: So did he yelled a zinga. As he's running out,
A group.
Speaker 4: Of women that were with her, I guess chased him
and he picked up a chain. I don't know where
he got this chain, but I'm thinking like a chain,
like a metal chain link. And he's start a chain
link chain and he's whipping around like this and he
flips it out and it wraps around the women's waist
and he said she had a big Well. Now, I
don't know all the details of the story, and clearly
drinking was involved, but I go again, I don't ever remember,
no matter how drunk I was, hitting a woman in
the face, I don't remember really putting hands on anybody right,
kept them mostly to the gut, yeah, yeah, or now
sometimes the titties.
Speaker 7: Are there different types of I'm asking this with a
straight face. Are there different types of drunks?
Speaker 3: Where like you got your Jesus Danny, you know the
answer to this question. But we're in bars. Where would
you go to like that extreme?
Speaker 1: Though?
Speaker 3: All I can say is that's another level. Well, it's
another level where it's not like you get beer muscles.
Speaker 4: You're like, Kevin, let's go, did you know where this
chain was when you ran out? Like, I didn't get
all the details. I'm just telling you this is what
I heard from the police. But I don't have all
the lots of holes in the stories. We can see that.
And but my question is, like, and I can see
getting so upset. I've certainly been an asshole when I've
been drunk, very mean to people, but I've never hit anybody, Right.
Speaker 3: I become a douchebag. I don't want to hit anybody.
I want to get my ass kicked, but I don't
actually drunk. I don't want to hit anybody.
Speaker 7: So when you don't have muscles, you don't grow beer muscles.
I know that firsthand.
Speaker 3: What is that whole thing?
Speaker 4: And then I started going, it's got to be a
mental health thing where you're just so fucking frustrated, and
that's how it's coming out always at the right, at
the level of snapping.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, it's just a little bit more. You're already
filled these edge.
Speaker 4: The next thing you know, something pushes you right over
the top of your flight. It's like, you know, it's
like when having gets in a bath.
Speaker 3: Ub the water just comes. Uika, we had him? Plus
why you were here? You say, we do it behind
your back all the time.
Speaker 7: I know you're listening.
Speaker 3: Your first CLU the fuck you texted?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 3: But that's what I'm wondering. So I looked up.
Speaker 4: This status says more than one in five US adults
live with a mental illness?
Speaker 7: Is that I would say it might might be higher
than that, really, because.
Speaker 4: Now they're saying anxiety and things for something we've always had.
Speaker 7: Bill Martin is in his book talks about and I
don't know how true this is, but he cited somebody
said that the average teenager nowadays has the same mental
health anxieties the nineteen fifties mental patient had who was
hospitalized shut well.
Speaker 3: Okay, over one.
Speaker 4: In media, it says here, over one in five youth
ages thirteen eighteen, either currently or at some point during
their life, have had Yes, I've had a seriously debilitating
man illness thirteen to eighteen, Like that's put in the hospital.
One in five, either currently or at some point during
their life, not later on in their life. Right now,
in this window have had a seriously debilitating mental illness.
About one in twenty five US adults live with a
series mental illness such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, or major depression.
Speaker 3: Well, we do know somebody who's got bipolar. Yeah, but
I go.
Speaker 7: Wow, I have dealt myself with OCD, ad D and
depression and it's it's not fun and you do need
to get help for it.
Speaker 3: You need to recommend Wait wait wait what was your OCD? Uh?
Speaker 7: The OCD is not like cleanliness. It's uh intrusive thoughts
and weighing on those thoughts, like creating a monster in
your own head. Yeah yeah, it just shows up. Yeah,
and it's the stupidest thing it is, but you dwell
on it. That's called OCD.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Sure, and a lot of it's part of my faith.
That stuff gets you know, goes through Uh there, but.
Speaker 3: Wait wait wait wait your faith is part of your OCD.
Speaker 7: Oh no, yeah, like if you if you grew up
all of a sudden, you just dwell on this grew up?
You know? Can I say something to you that the
intrusive thought that goes through your head that you dwell on.
One in four people have abtrusive thoughts of those one
and four one in fifty can't let it go. That's
called OCDS. It's not the Howie Mandell type that everyone
that's the common one.
Speaker 4: Well, that's the one we can see. Yeah, we can't
see the one. You can't see the one.
Speaker 3: You're like, okay, yeah, I'm fine. Yeah, what are you doing?
Speaker 7: You're thinking about what is going through your head over
and replaying it. Sometimes it goes on freaking weeks and months.
Keep had stuff going for years.
Speaker 4: So would you say that you get if you do
something that you think would be a sin?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 3: Does that kind of play over in your head until
I learn what it was? Can I until I learned
what it was?
Speaker 4: Can I ask something? Can I say something that you
may find offensive? That's okay, go ahead, And I'm not trying.
Speaker 3: To I know, I know.
Speaker 7: That's how we get through these problems. We talk about them. Yeah,
because somebody out there might be going through the same thing.
Speaker 4: No, what I was going to say is I always
think like, if God is like the ultimate life, right,
the ultimate pure love, then what's the punishment?
Speaker 3: Why?
Speaker 4: Why would he be a guy that's vengeance and that
we have to sacrifice for it?
Speaker 3: Well, so that's why I don't want.
Speaker 7: To get like a huge theological discussion on it. But
it's like it comes because like.
Speaker 4: Because I back off and go eh, And that's where
I just let it go because I know what you're saying.
Speaker 3: I was brought up in that same thing. But I go, well,
do you I.
Speaker 7: Mean that comes down to do you believe or you don't? Right, yeah,
And if you believe, you know eternity is going to
be in heaven, and if you don't, it's going to
be hell. And I can only imagine what hell is like,
and that.
Speaker 3: Hell was for children according to pen it's.
Speaker 7: For a lot of people. It's your default destination until
you find Jesus. But the point is that like that stuff,
when when you grow up with that stuff all of
a sudden, like here's an example.
Speaker 3: Okay, Kevin did too, because he went to Catholic.
Speaker 7: Here's here's an example. I am nine, ten years old
at the school library, I see a book about Muhammad Ali.
I pull it out, I read it Cassius Clay. At
Cassius Clay, I'm like, well, who's.
Speaker 3: This Muhammad Ali?
Speaker 7: I'm reading about Cashus Clay. Then if I and then
I get to page sixty two. It says at the
age of twenty four, Muhammad Ali decide he changed religions.
It became Muhammad Ali. I go, wait, there's another one.
Speaker 3: There's another religion. I go, what's this?
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, they believe in this or that and the
other thing. And I'm like, why do we know that
we're the right ones? And at nine years old, for
like years that bugged me, like, oh my gosh, like
what if we're wrong Now I've done my homework. It's
silly now, But when you're nine, No.
Speaker 3: It's not silly. It's not even silly now to say
I even think.
Speaker 4: That's why I always think now that there's just one
it's all one big vine. And the message from everybody
if you break them down. From Buddha Jesus, the message
was pretty much similar in that let go be, you
will be supported, you are loved.
Speaker 7: There was God came down as Jesus in the flesh,
lived the perfect life and died for all my sins
and the sins of the world, and said, I am
the way of the truth of life. So now there's
a decision that has to be made.
Speaker 8: That.
Speaker 7: It is if you don't let go and like you said,
let Jesus surrender all to Jesus. But it's very hard
to do that when the flesh and the spirits fight
against each other every day and it's.
Speaker 3: An ongoing battle.
Speaker 4: So this and that, and by the way, that's not
the only thing that you have a o c D.
Speaker 7: That's just one example, and it can kill you.
Speaker 3: About the fucking buffalo bills, there are times, you know.
Speaker 7: What, that's one thing I've actually ever better at it.
Speaker 3: But did it ever No?
Speaker 7: But I will tell you this story. I'm ashamed of
this story. I'm gonna share it. Two thousand and four,
diehard Yankee fan. My father had just gotten diagnosed with
cancer and they gave him about a year. And right
about the time they diagnosed him, the Yankees and the
Red Sox were at it. They were up three games
this year and they end up losing four games to three.
And for some stupid reason, because I didn't know I
had OCD at the time, I felt like the two
are somehow connected, which is ridiculous and wrong. But I
connect because my father and I love baseball and the
Yankees had won so many times at that point where
you can't give the Red Sox one.
Speaker 3: No, I can't. It's like my taking my father.
Speaker 7: It's like, no, it's so stupid. But that's what this
disease does.
Speaker 3: That's what it.
Speaker 7: Buildstraw man arguments in your own head against you, which
I haven't.
Speaker 3: Men beat it? How did I beat it?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Actually a psychologist friend. These things come in waves. They
come and go, and when I was going through them,
I didn't know how to explain o their intrusive thoughts.
I go, oh, my gosh. If I had known how
what to look up, I could have read the research
on it and realized, oh, it's just that recognize it
and let it go. Recognize But if you can't put
a term on it, or if you don't know anybody
else's gone through it, you think you're the only person
in the world dealing with these problems.
Speaker 3: He looked web MD.
Speaker 7: It was a yeah, I've had cancer seventeen times by now,
but everywhere.
Speaker 3: But that's where I'm going, like eulbow cancer with to
let it go.
Speaker 4: Hey Jamison, Jamison, real quick jump on there for just
a second.
Speaker 3: Just jump on for a second. So what we're talking about.
Speaker 4: A kid punched a police officer in the face down
in the city at a school. Don't laugh at that,
because that's not funny. That's not funny because he came
to beat up another kid. He had been suspended from
school for fighting. But the kids can't really let go
of these grudges, can they. It's an ego thing.
Speaker 10: Yeah, not all the time. Sometimes they took it too far.
Speaker 3: What do you mean took it too far?
Speaker 10: Like they could have crossed the one You don't know
what they did.
Speaker 3: The other person, and you don't know why they're fighting.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but I always think if your first instinct is
to throw hands, there's something.
Speaker 3: Wrong with you. You should always like walk away a
grown man.
Speaker 10: Yeah, you're not gonna throw hands first or somebody.
Speaker 3: No, when you were a.
Speaker 10: Kid, would you?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 16: Oh, you had to think about is not always, but
you had to think about it, not always, Okay.
Speaker 7: I never did.
Speaker 10: These kids are raised different.
Speaker 3: I never did, not once.
Speaker 7: I didn't get in my first fight until I was
twenty seven.
Speaker 3: That's sad, No, it's not.
Speaker 4: He shouldn't even have gotten in that one, but it was.
Speaker 7: Actually it was thirty one, he was thirty one.
Speaker 3: He won. He was defending woman. He was defending a woman.
Speaker 10: I was defending a woman.
Speaker 7: And the only reason I didn't throw punch is because
she was between us. I didn't want to hit her.
Speaker 10: I'm the good guy.
Speaker 3: I fight. No, he's just got really bad accuracy.
Speaker 7: I could have killed her, honey, Okay, all right, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: My dad is too planning.
Speaker 5: He implanted that ship in these knucklesam yeah, dig it,
I'm like Wolverine.
Speaker 3: But all right, yeah that that that wouldn't happen. Alright,
but you know what I heard her? Yes, well you
could have.
Speaker 4: And by the way, cones around your your eye, yes,
are very fragile. So Jameison, these kids can't let this
stuff go though, and they and these fights continue and
they never resolved anything.
Speaker 16: How do they start to resolve everything. Jeremiah had a
problem with Peyton and they fought it out and then
they became best friends. There's a lot of people who
are celebrities and got into it and we're supposed to
get into a fight, and now they're best friends. Okay,
that's how a lot of friendship.
Speaker 7: My father said growing up, when they got into a fight,
that there's mutual respect. There was one that was done.
You won some, you lost some. At the end of
the day, you had respect for that other person because
you thought it out with nobody reached for a gun.
The fight didn't continue on for like seventeen rounds. There
was no social media.
Speaker 3: Sometimes they can't let it go. Yeah, no, it's a maturity.
Speaker 7: He's right in a way.
Speaker 10: It's about that kid did.
Speaker 16: Like when it comes to the city, a lot of
it is like newer problems. So if that kid's like
making music or something like that and it's talking about
that other guy's friends or something.
Speaker 3: In the song, yeah, like they if they.
Speaker 4: Were like, you can't be doing that, district, you can't
do the distract I thought it just say sell a
drywall for like calling a cocaine.
Speaker 7: That would be like, it's up that that somebody die.
Speaker 16: A No kid is trying to buy no bog of sugar,
Bro sugar anyway. Bro.
Speaker 7: But it's like the nineties with this kid.
Speaker 3: You'll have TV reps. I'm sorry you're buying as I
tell you rafter is funny. Go On, you didn't laugh
about I did? Go on?
Speaker 16: Go on, that's right, Like you don't know what that
kid said. He could have posted something or something like that,
and so what because if you had a if you
had a dead.
Speaker 10: Friend and everyone was like, I'm smoking him, like he's
in the dirt, Like okay that guy, Okay, you don't care.
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 10: There's no morals. I would never let anybody talk about No,
I don't.
Speaker 3: Care because it's over.
Speaker 7: Who cares. There's nothing they can do to bring him back.
There's nothing and there's nothing. No good's gonna go nothing.
Speaker 10: Our grown men kids aren't thinking like that.
Speaker 7: But the point is, though, is that trying to so
you think that that's sooner because if you continue to
think like a kid, say, oh, I'm just a kid,
eventually you're gonna get popped and.
Speaker 3: It could be fun.
Speaker 10: Those kids are doing. That's why they're fighting in school.
Speaker 3: You could talk to mister circuit. He'll tell you I'm
just a kid. Don't work no more. No, Yeah, the
law is the law man.
Speaker 7: They don't give up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they don't anymore.
Speaker 10: They don't care.
Speaker 7: If these kids don't care, if you're right, well, none.
Speaker 10: Of them care. If they get arrested. You're bringing up
the law like they care.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they don't.
Speaker 7: You're gonna run out of like opportunities though.
Speaker 16: Kids don't care about opportunities. These kids don't care about opportunities.
Speaker 4: Kids fighting school on, which is why we're telling you
you need to Why why do they not care about opportunities?
Speaker 3: There's no point.
Speaker 10: Depending on who it is, they don't care.
Speaker 16: Like if it's a if it's just a regular kid
then and he just wants to fight, then he doesn't
care about opportunity. But if it's a kid who's re
peatdly getting in trouble for stuff like this, he doesn't
care about any other opportunities that are coming to his wife.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I understand that.
Speaker 7: I don't like it, but I understand what they're coming
from because kids are shortsighted.
Speaker 3: Sure, you know, well, you think you got nothing right right?
Life is all about right now.
Speaker 7: You don't know there's a future you don't You can't
think of that stuff.
Speaker 4: Yeah, all right, I'm just curious to get your opinion
on that sort of stuff.
Speaker 3: How is your Chinese food right? How is Kevin stone point? Okay,
his dinner later is gone. He's gonna want pizza now too, allright?
Speaker 7: Third, more M S G than we will.
Speaker 3: We'll take it. That is sad, I mean, isn't it?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 7: I think I to the point where we're actually signing.
Speaker 4: To it let go like you got suspended. That should
be the break, Yeah, but it could make things worse.
We'll take a moment there. The whole thing that has
been trickling out over the past couple of days with
Shannon Chuck.
Speaker 3: And I Hunk. He calls himself, Yeah, he calls himself.
I have audio.
Speaker 4: I then went and got audio of him talking about
the incident. The whole this whole thing seems very sketchy
to me. Yeah, very very sketchy, Kevin.
Speaker 3: We can also check it on the tailgate in Miami
if you want to.
Speaker 4: And we will check in on the tailgate. And maybe
we'll check it on the tailgate in Miami.
Speaker 7: We had another hurricane come through here.
Speaker 4: See what's going on, and then we'll get the Yeah,
we'll talk to which chunk Greg, But this this shed
and sharp stuff is I have a I don't know,
I got it. I think I feel like it's Uh,
it can't be the way he says it went down.
It just can't be. We'll get to all that right
after this. I'm telling you, if you're looking for a
date night as we head into the weekend, maybe want
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Speaker 3: There're amazing.
Speaker 4: They wanton chips, they're fantastic. Yes, it's an upscale bar
with craft beers, all kinds of an extent amazing and we.
Speaker 3: Haven't garden way. We gotta go.
Speaker 4: Yes, well you brought up a great thing. And again
ideas that we don't go through no, what was it
Friday meetings or.
Speaker 3: Some of the Yeah, well you have a kid now, congratulations.
Where does our cigars? That's where? Wow, we'll have to
get out there. Cobblestone on Maine.
Speaker 4: By the way, what was starting to say was craft
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Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, Miami Southeast bringing a heat. Can y'all? Can
y'all fail at where are my boosey friends at?
Speaker 8: That's right.
Speaker 4: Live from the tailgate in Miami.
Speaker 3: It's a banging tailgate with about one car.
Speaker 1: Uh they.
Speaker 4: Get the fin Huh, I don't know the one Finn,
the one fan.
Speaker 3: Uh, what is happening?
Speaker 4: Great connage is down there for the Miami Bills game
Thursday night football. When we're looking at it, it's a
lot of rain or no rain or what's expected here?
Speaker 17: Oh well, it bringing forward last night at pour this afternoon. Uh,
but I'll give you a little So here's the weather forecat.
Here's the weather fore cat. It is hot and it
is muggy as hell. Yeah, uh, there are there's a
there is a prediction of having some rain during the game.
But this this area is so crazy with weather. It
can be like torrential downpour here at the stadium and
nothing at hard Rock. The casino and it can be
torn Raands casino and nothing here. So but it is
warm and humid now so the tour. So here we are.
This is the most bougie, totally, the most bougie tailgate
like stadium experience I've ever been to. You guys, I
can't this is These are the NASCAR garage. So this
is right outside the stadium. So the entry points to
the stadiums on the other side of the garage with
the hard rock sign is so this whole row, this
is like pitt Row when they do the Formula one races.
Right there. They've got this freaking beautifully manicured tailgate lot
area when you have your own specific like aisle number.
And then adjacent to that is the hellopad entrance. Wow,
people who want to enter on a helicopter come in,
get dropped off by their helicopter, and then they just
walked right into the stadium. I've never forgot I did
not see the helicopter. I came in a wagoneer.
Speaker 8: There.
Speaker 5: Bougie when when when you get used to like it,
we know a guy that sells some real good prices
for you.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 17: Yeah, it's a great town gate.
Speaker 3: Car it is a great.
Speaker 17: Yeah, and everything is good getting.
Speaker 3: We're not showing anything else.
Speaker 4: The uh so, no the party, but it looks like
how many people are tailgating now?
Speaker 3: Because seven we yeah, there's like nobody here were six o'clock.
What time does the game start? Like a thirty fifteen?
Speaker 1: Okay fifteen?
Speaker 17: Yeah, so the gates, the gates to get inside the
stadium open up two hours before kickoff. So what time
is it six?
Speaker 4: Yeah, a little after six, so probably in a couple
of minutes the gates will open up.
Speaker 7: Well, it's because I was watching the I watched the
condensed version of the Miami Jacksonville game, and to start
the game, the stands were not filled at all, and
after halftime you could see the seats just nothing with seats,
like there was nobody in the stands because it.
Speaker 3: Wasn't well tended.
Speaker 7: I mean it was well attendant for an NFL, for
for any other sport, but it wasn't like it wasn't
a sellout. Yeah, at least it didn't appear to be.
Speaker 18: Well yeah, compare this, man, Compare this, so Bill, you
you were with us on Sunday right when played the Cardinals,
and our parking is very similar to this in Buffalo.
Speaker 17: Well, and then there's no helipad and there's no two
story Calgate designated area, right, but we were there two
hours three hours before, yes, and over half a lot
was phil Oh yeah, we walked We walked in with
an hour before kickoff and the entire lot was filled.
So yeah, this is Uh. I have a feeling that
this is going to be a lightly attended crowd.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I bet you're right.
Speaker 4: Prediction, what is the what are your expectations for for tonight?
I did see a lot of analysts on the game
or split people, you know, almost fifty to fifty.
Speaker 3: I'm as to who's going to win this game?
Speaker 11: Uh?
Speaker 4: With with Josh Allen still getting the m v P
talk after week one, I mean maybe it's way.
Speaker 3: Too early, yes, but what are your thoughts on the game?
Speaker 17: Yeah? For me, what it boils down to is that
the defense has to make a stop.
Speaker 11: Right.
Speaker 17: Uh, there's gonna be I think it's gonna be a
it's gonna be a track meet, it's gonna be up
and down the field. Which defense can make a stop
with Toronto with Johnson being out for the Bills, you
know that doesn't bode well. With Milano being out, the
safety's have got to step up and be more consistent.
Cannot make any great mistakes. Uh you know last week
the freaking the pressure outside rush did really well and
and they contained Murray when they needed to in the
second half, which was fantastic. I think Josh are gonna
points up with these guys. I think he's gonna see,
you know, another nine guys catch the ball for me.
I think King Kaid. I don't know if the Miami
defense is gonna focus as much on King Kid as
the Cardinals did, so I think you're gonna see a
little bit about of kincageous week that yeah, you didn't
see last week. It's gonna be a tight one man.
The bottom line for me is if the bill do
not turn the ball over, and we maintain and hold
our possessions, we're gonna score more points to Dolphins because
I trust that mc german's defense will make at least
one stop.
Speaker 5: Is Josh gonna try to torch player over the top,
go deep bottom?
Speaker 1: Oh god?
Speaker 3: I hope so.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 17: I wouldn't take him as my fantasy guy. But unless
unless you're rushing touchdowns, count as the quarterback. But Yeah,
it's uh. I mean, Josh is a freaking he's the
hell of an athlete, and he's gonna will this team.
The thing I don't like, bel is one thing I'm
concerned about. I'm a I'm a Comma guy man, and
I read a lot of freaking ship about the bills
and losses. I won't want to focus on how bad
or how good they lose. I want to focus on
how how well they win. And for me, I think
this is gonna be a fourth quarter game. I think
it's gonna go down to one the last two and
then it's just a matter of and I hate to
say it, can Ke Bass make a fifty yard field
goal at the end of the game to win it?
I think that's what it's gonna come down to.
Speaker 5: Wow, Like, if you're gonna lose the Dolphins, you might
as well do it now and then beat them in
December when it really actually matters.
Speaker 17: Yeah, but Ship, you know, I mean, you got damn
Patriots showed up last week.
Speaker 6: I think it was.
Speaker 4: Here's hoping it so here's hoping it's a fluke. But yeah,
that hot that hot muggy Miami air does not help.
Speaker 3: It's best cut if.
Speaker 7: No, No, there's too much money.
Speaker 17: No, unfortunately not. I will say this though, it is
humid as hell. But two years ago when they played,
essentially it was like the same week. It was in
the middle of the day and it was sunny and
it was just oppressive because we got the cloud cover.
It's not as oppressive with the heat, and it won't
be that way later. But it is going to be
pretty humid. But both has got both sides to have
to do with humidity, not just one guy once idealing
with the extra heat because of the direct sun. So
it'll have the same effect on both teams. And uh
So I think the weather will be a neutral part.
Uh And the stadium is open like the Bills new
stadium will be with the upper decks covered by the canopy,
so the field could get slippery. And again I think
it's gonna come down to turnover all right.
Speaker 3: Well, hopefully the Bills have fewer.
Speaker 7: Well that's what happened with Miami and Jacksonville.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and we'll we'll be watching and enjoy your boogie.
Helicopter padded.
Speaker 3: We want video and pictures of coptors come in. Yeah,
if copters come in, we want Yes.
Speaker 17: If I'm still here. The last time we were here,
three copts came in, one with the owner and then
two or two other guys that flew in and it
was fucking scary as hell actually, but it was interesting
to say the league.
Speaker 3: Yes, I'm sure, all right, what's.
Speaker 17: The predictions there? What are you guys predicting?
Speaker 11: Man?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 17: What's Dany Kevin? And what are you predicting?
Speaker 12: Bill?
Speaker 3: I'm I'm predicting.
Speaker 17: Uh.
Speaker 4: I like the Bills, but I think it's gonna be like,
uh a twenty four to twenty one.
Speaker 3: Type twenty three, twenty twenty three. Do you want to
win or lose? Because whenever I picked the other teams winning.
Speaker 5: So I'm if I take Miami, which I've taken Miami
on a late, a late score to win it, I
think it's a good game with a late score for
Miami to one. Okay, I've taken what do you think
the score is going to be thirty four to thirty one?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 17: Oh yeah, I think it's gonna be a thirty one thirty.
I think t bat is gonna take a fifty yards
field goal to win the game in the fourth quarter.
Speaker 3: I'll take it.
Speaker 17: And you're gonna extract this demon.
Speaker 3: Two and all would be nice, Greg, that would be
very nice. Well, stay drive ship man.
Speaker 17: Yeah, it's trading. They got, you know, the first six games,
we got one down last week, remaining five. Four of
the remaining five are away games, and they're for the
remaining five are well and then the rest and then
we got a Monday night, we got a Sunday night.
So it's crazy. And the bill schedule these first six
weeks is brutal. They can sneak away with a win
here on the road, that would be absolutely huge.
Speaker 3: It would be huge.
Speaker 4: Well, enjoy enjoying Miami, and h thank you for letting
us crash your bougy tailgate.
Speaker 3: Back to your charcootering board. Let's go, let's go Buffalo, Greg,
we'll talk to you there you go. It's Greg Connors.
It's the Boogie the woozy tailgate. It was right.
Speaker 4: I recognize that I watched the Formula one every once
in a while when I catch it, I feel like there's.
Speaker 5: A lot more to do before the game around the
Stateium in Miami than there is a.
Speaker 3: Just gonna say, you know what, the difference and you
got nothing else?
Speaker 1: You know what?
Speaker 7: The differences in Miami.
Speaker 3: There's stuff, yeah.
Speaker 4: But I wonder if people just don't I mean, it's
a Thursday night, it's hot and it's muggy.
Speaker 7: What do people show money on. They spend their money
on the Bills. They don't get you know, they're country
clubs or all.
Speaker 3: They don't make fun of it.
Speaker 10: I'm not.
Speaker 3: I'm not. I'm saying this is what they get fun.
Speaker 7: They put their money, Like, even when the team was awful,
I'm getting season tickets. Man, I'm like, you're a Bills fan.
Speaker 3: I am now why there's nothing else to do?
Speaker 5: Watching it one and eighty foot super yacht on Amazon time.
Speaker 3: That's true. That is something to do, all right.
Speaker 4: The Shannon Sharp stuff, I didn't know he called himself that,
And I didn't know he had two podcasts.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, he's got he's got his own club shah yeah.
And then he's got the one with Chad Johnson when
they're getting along.
Speaker 4: Yes, oh, and the one with Chad Johnson, only Chad
was late and then unclick ripped them.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 7: I didn't even watch it this week.
Speaker 3: All right. So so it's called nightcap nightcap right.
Speaker 4: The other fun he does with with with Chad Johnson,
okay or so.
Speaker 3: Ocho Cinco, I don't know.
Speaker 4: So Apparently there was audio that went out over Instagram
Live of Shannon Sharp allegedly having sex with a woman
named Michelle. Now I anything I can find of this
was probably edited because it had people commenting about and
then and then they'd play it or whatever. Some guy said,
somebody sent me three videos on x so this sounds
like it went on for a while.
Speaker 3: It was edited. Here is a little bit of the audio.
Now here's the thing. This is the part that's weird.
And you're gonna hear him Miami, No, but she you'll
see this woman.
Speaker 4: You'll see this woman's feet up in the air, waving
as if they just don't care.
Speaker 3: Her feet are up in the air.
Speaker 7: Quickly as there's wife.
Speaker 4: No, and it's weird. It's like her, it's not Joe
Bun's wife is about to be shuttered.
Speaker 3: Did she uh No?
Speaker 4: The feet heer up in the air, and then you
see him and like a scar on the shoulder. I
don't know where. So but he said, you'll hear him,
he says the video. I just I just threw the
phone on the bed. This isn't on the bed. I'm
telling you her feet are in the air. I could
tell her in the air off the bed. That means
the phone is not laying on the bed.
Speaker 6: Because it's coming. Yeah, so listen, alright. Then there's like an.
Speaker 3: Ed and it feels like I thought he said, oh yeah.
Speaker 1: Shat a baby.
Speaker 3: Okay, So that allegedly went out.
Speaker 5: Now I thought I saw something word he said he
it wasn't hacked.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, that is true, he didn't, but here okay,
So here's he did address it because immediately it came
out that his phone was hacked and somebody got audio
of him having sex. Now, I didn't know that there
were rumors about Shannon Sharp being gay.
Speaker 7: Yes, been going on for about a year now, that
because he hangs out with this guy named Hollywood. Hollywood
is this stylist, right, and he used to date Carrie
Rhodes and Carrie Rhoads being gay at the time of
the NFL it's still kind of taboo.
Speaker 3: By the time, it was really taboo.
Speaker 7: And so when he went to Arizona, eventually he played
himself well, he played himself out on New He didn't
play himself out. Basically him being gay was a deterrent
for him to stick around with the Jets ends up
going to Arizona. The Giants end up giving him a tryout,
but he I don't think he ended up doing much
with them, and then out of the league and the
guys he was a pretty good cornerback who was Carrie
carry Rhoads. So this guy was supposedly linked with Carrie
Rhodes and now he's hanging out with Shannon sharpaul time
and is trying to use it as And maybe he
is because I'm just trying to show over that I'm
friendly with the LBGTQ community, okay, and he's my stylist.
So but people are accusing him of being gay now,
like it doesn't make any difference to me who you
hang out with.
Speaker 4: No, all right, well we'll get in we'll get into that.
Here he is on Nightcap. We don't have to play
this whole thing. I think I grabbed about two minutes
of him. Finally turned it down, uh with him and oho,
but this is the beginning of Nightcap.
Speaker 12: Here it comes obviously, I'm embarrassed someone that is extremely,
extremely private and to have one of your most intimate details.
Speaker 13: The audio heard for the entire world to hear. I'm
embarrassed for a number of reasons. People count on.
Speaker 1: Shannon, he talks about himself in the third video, slub
Shaped Nightcap.
Speaker 5: It was only thirty seven seconds.
Speaker 3: What is it?
Speaker 8: What is it?
Speaker 7: You gronk?
Speaker 3: Why do guys talk about the people count Shannon? Yeah,
it's like Ricky. It was like Ricky, uh.
Speaker 7: People count hens people counting eighty.
Speaker 3: Seven Ricky Henderson.
Speaker 4: That was one of my favorite bits is when what's
his name did this bit where he would call up
Ricky Henderson and he goes, this is Ricky Henderson calling
Ricky Henderson's voice.
Speaker 3: Hey, Ricky, Ricky is me. It's you, It's you, It's me,
It's Ricky. Hey, Ricky Henderson losing me. It was the
funniest fucking that I love.
Speaker 4: Who's the guy who's in Arrested Development and a bunch
of other shows. Of course, right at this moment, I
will not sorry back to Yeah, get back to shannack
toun well unk, But I want you to hear this
because it's very strange to me, because the explanation doesn't
match the video.
Speaker 13: And to have one of your most intimate details the
audio heard for the entire world to hear.
Speaker 1: I'm embarrassed for a lumber of reasons.
Speaker 13: People count on Shannon Shay she Media, Club, Shape, Nightcap, ESPN.
Speaker 1: There are a lot of people that count and Shannon
to be.
Speaker 13: Professionally at all times, and I always try to be
professional at all times, even when I'm talking to.
Speaker 3: The third person.
Speaker 7: Professional person, a huge ego that doesn't that does that
honor and Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Speaker 1: I'm very disappointed to myself, not for the act.
Speaker 13: I think there are a million of billions I enjoyed
that of consenting age that engage in activities, but but
to have your most intimate detail on the audio to
be heard, I'm disappointed in myself.
Speaker 1: I let a lot of people down. My kids. I
reached that bitch. Now, I called my sister, my friends.
Speaker 13: Obviously my friends reached out, but God, this was in
the black community.
Speaker 7: You did not want to piss off your mother. Your
grandmother came in.
Speaker 13: I threw my phone on the bed, gazed in an
activity I did not know. I I'm ever been on
I G Live. I've never turned I G Live on,
so I don't know how it works. And so uh,
all of a sudden my going off and people are
calling me FaceTime that I've never thought to a day
of my life on FaceTime, never talked. Why are y'all
calling me FaceTime? It's been my longtime marketing guy. He
finally got through to him and he said, uh, Shannon,
you're on I G Live. I'm like doing what you
know live or I ain't no I G Live. But
he says, uh, they can hear. I like, I'm like,
so now, oh choke, you know I say ask for patients.
He said they can hear. Now I'm starting to get
agitated again because you called me and said I'm on
I G Live when I know I didn't clicked myself
on ig live and he said they can hear me.
Speaker 1: I said, hear me doing what? It sounds like you
were having sex?
Speaker 3: Okay, so there you go.
Speaker 4: All right, this is why I I for some reason
as it was like what as the term goes, the
math doesn't add up for me because I G Live
is not an easy thing to just turn on.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm trying to figure it out right now because
I've never done it.
Speaker 4: I've tried to go live and it took me a
minute to figure it out.
Speaker 3: Is it possible.
Speaker 4: I guess that your phone was wiped, but he says,
I throw the phone on the bed.
Speaker 3: Listen.
Speaker 13: Phone wasn't hated. Uh, it wasn't an it wasn't a prank.
It was me being healthy, active male.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 13: I mean, y'all thought I would bullegize, bullgize.
Speaker 1: I'll get it in real dog.
Speaker 13: Oh Joe, see I don't I'll be lying lying.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, line called bark card, Oh Joe, fourth person
he took spark in the morning, and all.
Speaker 13: Since theirty I'm extremely embarrassed. All that a very very private, intimate.
Speaker 7: Situation full of ship, which I enjoyed.
Speaker 13: The audio can be heard, and I'm extremely I'm extremely
disappointed in myself.
Speaker 1: Two minutes, five minutes before I came.
Speaker 3: Home, phone ring, Oh did you phone ring?
Speaker 1: It's cat Cat Cat Williams.
Speaker 13: So I'm all. I said, yeah, I said, yeah, bro,
what's up? The first thing got is mouth. Guess what
he said, Oh Joe, Wow, you ain't gay today?
Speaker 3: Now, okay, so that sounds like today. I don't call.
Speaker 7: There be a few more beeps in there though.
Speaker 3: This does not add up to me in any way.
Speaker 4: It just doesn't. Now going on Instagram Live is kind
of hard. You see the woman in the video. If
you look at it, you see you do see floor
a lot of times. So if the phone's on the bed,
why am I seeing floor right? Because shouldn't. If the
phone's hanging off the bed, it would fall off. That
means the lenses down. And at one point, unless he
was putting it down and she was already there's something
funky going on here. Unless he was filming himself, you
understand what I'm saying, Like he was filming it and
accidentally hit something and then put the phone down, and
then it went on.
Speaker 3: Like no, no, no, no, no, baby, I ain't recording shit.
That I would buy a little bit more than this,
that red light. I ain't recording shit.
Speaker 7: I gotta watch filming. Go back down my technique.
Speaker 3: But here's it's like you trying to run zoom. He
just doesn't know what the fuck he's doing.
Speaker 4: Well, that's a great piction, because I am so pissed
about that still, Kevin, Because I'm supposed to do something
on Saturday as a project for a friend who's got
some company and he wants to do a video with
someone from out of town. So I gotta figure the
zoom shit out, because I had it all set up
and I had it with Jordan, and I said to Jordan,
can we do something tomorrow? And I forgot I have
an eleven o'clock meeting anyway, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 3: Let tech support down here work on it. But tech
supports got school after school, he's got other stuff to do.
He's gotta be doing homework to texta fort.
Speaker 7: No, you mentioned the match game thing earlier, right, and
everybody says, like you said, like, the first thing comes
to mind is the hack of the low hanging fruit. Yes, yes,
everybody said immediately, this is this is Shannon trying to
prove he's not yet okay, thank you.
Speaker 3: Now, where did the gay thing come from?
Speaker 7: Because I really because he's been hanging out with this
Hollywood guy stylist, I wouldn't know. And also he appeared
on his first or second appearance on first take after
he left Skip bayless and undisputed. His makeup looked very
feminine and he had to be he he came out
and said, I had a brand new stylist that day.
She didn't really know what she was doing with the
lightning and everything else. So that wasn't my idea, but
I give her a credit. She did what she could.
And I'm like, okay, all right, I mean I could,
I could buy that, but a lot. But the reason
he apologized because right, hang on, there's been this reputation
of him being gay.
Speaker 4: Now I didn't know that, And yeah, if I'm looking
at Shannon Sharp, that isn't the first thing I'm thinking, right,
I'm just not. No, this guy still looks like he
could throw off pads at fifty five years old, these
fifty five years old and get out there and level somebody.
Speaker 3: Like the bills A twelve pack? Is that not? Got
two brand new hips too? But does he I think
he's got he's getting.
Speaker 4: I mean, I'm that guy could replace Milano at least
he looks like it, right, Yes, So Mike Apps?
Speaker 3: Do you know who Mike App?
Speaker 7: Yeah, he's the he's the one of the I like
Mike Like. He don't like Mike Apps played uh Doctor
Foreman on House?
Speaker 3: Oh he did? Yes, Okay, I didn't know that. Yes,
he's a comedian. Uh are we thinking guy?
Speaker 7: Are we thinking the same guy?
Speaker 3: Apps? You're thinking of? This?
Speaker 8: Is?
Speaker 3: This is Mike Apps.
Speaker 4: Mike Apps once once on the radio with us, very
funny guy. Uh was I think he's the guy that
ends up in the trunk in.
Speaker 7: Sopranos. No, he was in Sopranos first season, Mike Apps. Yes,
he played. He played a gay guy who hijacked a
car from Tony's kids teacher and then they go to
his house and he's got to go boost another car
to get back for that was.
Speaker 3: Episode I remember Apps. I remember Epps being the.
Speaker 4: Guy in uh yeah, Hangover, the first Warning the Trunk
and he's black Dog yes, Black Doug Yes. And he
did a bunch of He's done a bunch of movies.
He might have been in A Friday or something like that.
Speaker 3: I think some version.
Speaker 4: But anyway, there's footage of Mike Apps performing at a
comedy club and it came out on social media. And
I don't know if this was exactly when this happened,
but during it he insinuated that Shannon Sharp is gay.
And he says that, and I'm gonna edit myself because
there's words I will not say, but.
Speaker 3: He did say on stage.
Speaker 7: Can imagine what they are?
Speaker 4: That Shannon Sharp called me trying to do an interview.
I said, no, Medea, I hate. I hate doing no
interview with you so you can sit across from me
and look at my balls. Uh it's called Shay Shay.
Speaker 3: Isn't that telling you something?
Speaker 4: Put a wing on that motherfucker and tell me that
ain't motherfucking Medea's sister. That's what he said about Shannon Sharp.
Now Shannon says went crazy and goes, I will release
the direct messages back and forth, and he's basically saying
I didn't invite you on. Here is Mike Epps laying
in his bed doing a Facebook live talking about this.
Speaker 1: Now, mate, wait a minute, Now, I know Shay Shay.
I don't know what grown.
Speaker 19: Ass man got a Dave Dave, but I know this
grong man.
Speaker 11: Is not mad and me.
Speaker 1: So many people talk crazy about you.
Speaker 19: They was on Saturday Night Lines talking about you, imitating you.
Speaker 1: But now you want to fight me.
Speaker 19: Now, I'm not gonna lie I did dm you to
get on the show. It's just I dm you to
get on the show because you brought my name up
when you were sitting there with Cat. He was trying
to get him to talk crazy about me, but he didn't. Okay, Now,
second of all, talking about pulling up on me. You're
gonna be an All Star. I would be at the
All Star in my hometown, and I'm gonna see you,
all right, I'm gonna see you, brother, white ups. And
I'm just letting you know. I don't be doing no
fighting lately. I don't do no fighting. So you know
it's only one other option. If you don't fight, you
do blank blank blank blank blank blank And O Joe,
you shut up and go get some eyebrows. You looking
like a whole milk doud sitting there agitating. We watched
the White Boy Kick your Ass TV, so you shut up,
and you did look like media sitting there. He was
looking zesty. I'm not saying you gay, but she was
looking zesty. You looked like big free to sitting there.
You need to take them tight as shirts off with
the muscles and that's it.
Speaker 1: Go check how like my.
Speaker 3: Guess would be careful. Yeah, she had a shirt.
Speaker 5: Boy is ray Lewis, dude, that's his boy.
Speaker 3: But that was funny, right, it's funny. It's fantastic. You
shut up. You've got to get some brows. You look
like no touch sitting there, and you look all zesty
in your type looks like, I'm not saying you can. Yes, okay,
so I didn't realist. So here's my thing. I'm allowed
to call somebody zesty instead of gay. Yeah, we're gonna
start saying that. Well, well, no, it means he's not gay.
He's not gay, but he's like I think that's like
this is that?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 3: Is that black metrosexual? I don't know? Could be?
Speaker 15: Is it?
Speaker 4: We need to find out? Jamison jameson Jamison, Hang on
a second. Come here for a second. If someone says
someone's zesty. If someone says someone's zesty, what.
Speaker 3: Do they mean they're gay? Yeah?
Speaker 4: But he said, I'm not saying you're gay, but you
look zesty.
Speaker 2: But gay?
Speaker 10: But you look gay?
Speaker 4: Okay, but you look zesty means you look at said
that Mike Me.
Speaker 3: Mike App said that about Shannon.
Speaker 16: Yeah, that's that's why ey, because he went, you know,
the wine store video he went to.
Speaker 3: No wait, Mike Apps.
Speaker 10: Everybody was calling him gay.
Speaker 3: Henny, he got a nice cab.
Speaker 7: He's a heny guy.
Speaker 3: His gay because he got in his bottle of cab
summer rose. Perhaps I like a summer rose. Bite me,
you're zesty. Put the camera on, all right, Let me. See, well,
put it near the microphone so we can hear it
about him stopping him. It's got like an orange purse
late night he's wearing. It's a European man back then
this which matches his sneekers. Okay, so they're calling him gay.
Speaker 10: So everybody thinks this was just a publicity.
Speaker 4: I agree with you, all right, that was all I
wanted to know. Thank you for clarifying the lingo of.
Speaker 3: You know what this is.
Speaker 7: We're like the broadcast team and he's the referee expert
that we go into the hood.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, that's definitely a catch.
Speaker 7: That's a catch.
Speaker 4: Yes, the guy who's the guy that does the rules
that they go to, Mike, Mike, Mike Pereira.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Mike Perreira, Are Mike Perreira. That's not bad, that's
a good thing.
Speaker 10: How do you just know that information?
Speaker 7: Yes, I've been around. I'm in encyclopedia of useless information.
The stuff I need to know. Ask my wife. I
don't remember.
Speaker 4: So I'm saying that this was a publicity stunt, I
really do think it was.
Speaker 3: It wasn't thrown under.
Speaker 10: It was a publicIt.
Speaker 7: I'm not going to say that publicity just.
Speaker 3: Say it's time.
Speaker 4: Here's what I think this goes back to what Jamis
who was saying though he let people get under his skin,
whether or not he is. Maybe he is, and that's
maybe this is over compensation for it, but his ego
at fifty five years old. You are fifty five, my friend,
and this shit's getting under your skin now to the
point where this happens. And I'm sorry as a fifty
three year old man who's been around and in media,
that is completely a set of all.
Speaker 7: These guys are all like Sean McVay said this about
NFL players and at the time, Jared Goff was his quarterback,
and he said, and I think Sean Payton said the
same thing about his guys, and he said, you'd be
surprised how many guys are just head cases. And the
guys you don't think, well, why would you say that
unless you meant.
Speaker 3: Maybe your quarterback.
Speaker 7: Yeah, right, And now we're talking about like in other words,
like we had all boss named JT rest in peace
and JT used to say, what do we know about
radio talent? One thing? They're not crazy? Yeah they're crazy,
But I think like pro athletes are kind of the
same thing.
Speaker 3: Then you then your career is over.
Speaker 4: And my point is, like this guy, but but you're
Shannon Sharp. You're you're spewing into a microphone every day
several times, you have your own company, you have everything.
Speaker 3: What do you care? Is my going? I'm with you.
Speaker 7: But these guys are so sensitive that their egos are
so fragile.
Speaker 3: It looks stupid now they do you look.
Speaker 7: Stupid because he's get Bailos got into it because because
Baylis said the audity to say that Gronk was better
than Shannon Sharp, which.
Speaker 3: By the way, and that's why Shannon got all pissed off.
Speaker 7: Well that was one of the reasons. I mean they were,
they were. It was boiling over between the two of them.
But Shannon Sharp has always been a great talker. Yes,
and he loves talking smack to people.
Speaker 3: He's great at it.
Speaker 4: But you know, like when it comes back though, Jameson,
what were you going to say.
Speaker 16: Buddy, I think he had sex, but like he purposely
went live.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah he went to prove that. fIF thanks for playing.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I wasn't listen listening to a bunch of middle
aged men.
Speaker 3: Yeap woo. That hurts hurts me and Dan are not
middle aged. That hurts. I'm site Javison on site that hurts.
Speaker 4: That hurts, We will take them moment. Kevin's got a
theme that tune well.
Speaker 3: That bunk was boning to get to that.
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And you could get this brand new hybrid, high end
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at the Armory Cup.
Speaker 3: Take shame bone tracks, the punk's boning tracks. What is
this like? The unk stuff? Yeah, he just gotta dubbed
himself that it works. It does? It works? I mean
I can't say it doesn't work, but.
Speaker 7: Like he's like this wise elder. That's how he puts
himself out.
Speaker 3: That's it's a term in the in the in the hood. Brothers, brothers,
don't be having a dad an.
Speaker 10: That's not even what it is.
Speaker 16: Everybody says like that's just saying like if someone who's
older is just like talking too much.
Speaker 3: Will be like, all right, uncle, doctor dre invented unk?
He did?
Speaker 12: Uncle?
Speaker 3: How did he invent that word? Where are you getting
this false information from? Doing it? To get under your
skid because you don't. No, I don't.
Speaker 7: I don't like doctor j howbout uncle keV.
Speaker 3: I don't know who that is? Uncle keV.
Speaker 10: Guy said uncle keV.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, uncle keV Un.
Speaker 10: He's my uncle, but he's not like unk like I
wouldn't call him unk.
Speaker 3: Oh can I get a hotel? What happens if somebody
calls me? Should I be a insulted?
Speaker 16: Not unless they are trying to insult you.
Speaker 3: You're yo?
Speaker 16: You all are ong Augeae starts out like twenty five
we old heads?
Speaker 3: Yeah, old heads. That's right. That means your brother's almost
an unk age. Yeah he is Jackson jack Jackson.
Speaker 10: On because he's so behind on like everything I told.
Speaker 3: I told you he's like me, What.
Speaker 16: Do you mean, like he's behind on every trend? Actually
you're a little you're okay, I'm getting on top of stuff.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but all right, but yesterday I told these guys.
Speaker 4: I told it was me and Danny last night, and
I said, Jordan posted and never forget posted. And I
said to Jameson, and I go, how can you never
forget when you weren't born when it happened, you weren't
even there to remember it? So I just say that.
It's just thinking it was funny. It was the first
thing that popped my head. Thought we'd have a good
little little laugh. Next thing I know, the phone's ringing,
it's on speaker and it's Orton's like, hey, hey, little buddy,
I'm about to go into a meeting. What's going on?
How can you post? Never forget when you weren't even
there to remember? Well, I came a couple of months after.
Speaker 3: He's just you kept going out of me. He was
getting so mad. He's like, well, anybody doesn't post, so
remember it's an asshole.
Speaker 10: I was like, no, he's not.
Speaker 16: Anybody's retards. I don't repost that off I did?
Speaker 3: He drop? Oh yeah, yeah, yeah I did. All right,
then I remember what you said. Let's let's let that
lie right there. Let that lie right there. I forgot
about that far.
Speaker 4: All right, Kevin's gotta theme that tune. Would you want
to play along with us or not?
Speaker 3: You do? All right? You need a pen and paper.
You got a pen. Get you a little piece of paper. Yeah,
you can write on the back of that.
Speaker 4: You have to write down the name of the artist
and the song. You're not gonna remember. He just handed
it all right.
Speaker 3: Here we go with Kevin's theme that tune.
Speaker 10: I'm out this. I don't know about.
Speaker 3: These guys might have been friends with Daniel, one of the kids.
Got it easy. This is to get up back again,
let me be again, came the wind battle me. That's
a sin. I want him a cuckle, get.
Speaker 11: That back, get blow out.
Speaker 3: Two songs.
Speaker 4: You'll get a blow on going on and on, come out,
and I know these songs too, and I don't.
Speaker 14: Y'all don't make me lose my eyes.
Speaker 13: Stump in deaf, up in des y'all gonna make me
go home out stumping death, up in death, y'all.
Speaker 20: Go careful, making wishes in a Tom Tom Kevy show,
wine and death and asides in on me. Meantime, I'm
just creaning or telling you a part.
Speaker 14: I'm in the deep, turned out for what.
Speaker 3: Shin shy.
Speaker 20: All I do is me and we and we ain't
no matter what what got money on my mind.
Speaker 15: I didn't never get enough and.
Speaker 3: Everything can't get you free. One everybody had no and
they stayed out. Another one.
Speaker 8: He said, the bodies and the floor, the bodies and
the bodies, and shot, I'm going to up.
Speaker 7: I said the nice you ho me couldn't hold me
back back to the top.
Speaker 3: Do you know what it is?
Speaker 10: Jameson Beastie Boys is the first one?
Speaker 3: Right? In correct?
Speaker 12: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I got this was so easy.
Speaker 7: Huh hoss of pain jump rock.
Speaker 3: I wrote get up, Get up, get down.
Speaker 7: See owaiss is getting back together.
Speaker 3: I did these guys hated.
Speaker 7: Oasis Blur song too.
Speaker 3: I don't know who this is.
Speaker 7: I think it was one of those manufactured rivalries.
Speaker 3: I roll up in here d X, Yes, oh it's
d M. It is DMX, and it's party up, Party up.
Speaker 4: Okay, zero Damson on the board, I am not on
the board.
Speaker 3: Wants to fall Out boy had right, it is fallout boy. Correct.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's not light it up, it is I know
what you did my songs, know what you did in
the dark?
Speaker 3: Parenthes lighted up so we can give it to you
if you want it.
Speaker 11: I got I got one.
Speaker 7: I want you don't.
Speaker 3: You don't need it. I don't think I need it.
I don't need it. Can make.
Speaker 10: Little John yeah, little John j Snake.
Speaker 3: I got a bowl.
Speaker 4: Wow, take two for that one, because that turns it
has not turned I wanted it turned down.
Speaker 3: For what turned down for what? Yeah, I got a town.
Speaker 14: I don't count.
Speaker 3: T Paint and DJ.
Speaker 16: Callity and Ludacris and Ludacris, but Ando and Snoop.
Speaker 10: But the only one who's singing is Tea Paint right now.
Speaker 3: And Rick Ross that's still rec Ross doesn't do anything.
I say, Oh, I say, that's all I writebody. I
wants the name of why. All I do is win.
All I do is win. All right? I got one
the disturbed. It is not this, I said, Biscuit. It's
not limb Biscuit. I can't. I know who this is
in Lincoln Park, but it's not Lincoln Park. It is
drowning cool, that's right, Okay, let the bodies hit the floor.
Port's bodies.
Speaker 12: Both.
Speaker 4: Get the bodies one one one, and I know this one.
Speaker 3: It is the way it is sevenation Army. All right.
So I got on the board at least any thoughts
on the.
Speaker 7: Theme songs played between quarters at football games.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was gonna say. I was going to say
college football for some reason. I don't know why. I
was thinking college football run on the field songs. We'll
give it to you both. The theme that I wrote
down was songs. Can hear the Bill's game?
Speaker 7: Okay, all right, I got sixteen? How'd you get?
Speaker 3: I got one? Three, four, five, seven plus five? Or
is that with the seventh? Oh?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 3: Five twelve.
Speaker 7: So if you ever watch a Wisconsin football game, I
think either between the third and fourth.
Speaker 3: Quarters they play House of Pain. The whole crowd gets up.
Speaker 7: That Michigan they play mister Bright's side I think in
Alabama two and.
Speaker 3: Then becoming like the Yeah, Virginia Tech is.
Speaker 7: Entertainmon's Virginia Tech.
Speaker 3: It's fun to watch.
Speaker 7: And then what's the other big one that, Oh gosh,
there's a well, we'll back down at Florida. Before the
fourth quarter they play everybody sings along because it's Tom
Petty's hometown, Gainesville to the hockey.
Speaker 5: Just went and saw Jack White. They drove to New
Jersey for a show with like seven hundred people.
Speaker 3: Wow, that's actually an intimate show.
Speaker 7: He puts on a great show.
Speaker 3: I hear he puts great guitars. I saw the review
for two hours, but everything his album, Yes.
Speaker 7: He switched, he switched guitars. He would play these big
thick wretch and gives the guitars and then he put
he picked up an ivan as they're easier to play,
and he goes, oh my gosh, I can't believe I
was killing myself for all these years playing because like
the action of the guitar, it's harder to put your
hands on it. And he switched the ibe as this
because there's so much easier now he uses those.
Speaker 4: Interesting I don't I don't know. I just know that
he was a great guitarist and I've seen him. I
think he did Crossroads, you may Yeah, I'm.
Speaker 5: Doing a lot of real small like I think if
Tommy could get him, it would be a great show.
Speaker 3: And oh my god, rooms that size really holy ship.
Speaker 7: He played the he played the Dome here in town
a few years ago, did Arena Yeah, and people were
ticked off.
Speaker 3: I have to walk up my soul fold. I can't
post from the show.
Speaker 7: It's like, yeah, there's a reason for that.
Speaker 5: He's playing rooms, Like, all right, smokes, it would be awesome.
Speaker 3: That would be that would be more fun, Uh, Greg
Connors him playing Greig's backyard. Yeah, that'd be quite the
dike gotta be. Uh, it's the weekend.
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Speaker 3: You did, I did? How about the pain in the knee?
That stuff helping them? Little bit? Did it? Did?
Speaker 5: And carry had some back pain and I put a
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too good?
Speaker 3: And uh, yes, what else have you been getting? Do
you want to say? I don't know, just the yeah, yah, yeah, yeah,
the gummies water? Do you like the waters? I haven't
tried the water.
Speaker 5: I still haven't felt like I've gotten anything out of
the gummies of the water.
Speaker 3: But I also, like I said, I drink a lot.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Now, the gummy for me, the one that I've tried
is the Creative gummy, and that one, I it does.
Speaker 3: Work anxiety one. I know you're like, oh, this would
be a great idea. A couple of the neighborhood moms
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Speaker 4: Well, you talk to the bud tenders, they'll get you
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hundred Jefferson Road in Henrietta. We'll close it out for
a beautiful day as we head into the weekend. The
weather is great, all kinds of sports action. Tonight, we
got the bills and then we'll have.
Speaker 5: Apple picking season for Danny An apple picking down to morrow.
Speaker 3: Why is that care you're doing about the bee apple pickers?
Speaker 7: No, not apple pickers. Saving up my caloric budget for
apple ciders.
Speaker 3: Episode of don'ts Oh.
Speaker 4: Very good for Danverrillo, for Kevin Muir, for Jamison who
taught us what what is it?
Speaker 3: What is it? Zesty Jonas with Zesty is. I'm Bill Moran.
We'll see you Monday. Book a big hotel, didn't know
what to do. I'm trying to tea, go, do the
letter to you, and starting.
Speaker 14: Out of danger.
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