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Speaker 2: Well, hello and welcome. Thanks for getting your pot on,
Thank you for telling a friend, Thanks for spreading the word. Seriously,
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don't know what happened, what's happening all of a sudden,
but things are going smoothly. Okay, I appreciate it. No,
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to remember. Five A five two O six eighty eight
sixty six. There you go, Danny. Lots of things to
talk about. Let me start here. Dude, did you and
your dad ever bond over anything? Oh? Yeah, like what
did you and your dad bond over? What? Would be bonding.
Speaker 3: Bond over church. We bonded over the Bills, bonded over
the Yankees.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: When I played baseball as a kid, we bonded over that.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: You know my father, like he didn't have guy friends.
He wasn't a guy friend guy he would We were
his friends, okay, his family, you know, we were his
like coworkers like I I'd never remember.
Speaker 2: Your dad was so unlikable. He had to create papers.
Speaker 3: Like I'm kidding, Danny, They like Michael Scott. Yeah, so
somebody will be my friend.
Speaker 2: My father was.
Speaker 3: My father didn't need people. I mean he had people
if you wanted the owner, if you want to yeah,
yeah me. He had my uncle and his brothers, sure,
and you know whoever the pastor was at the time.
But he didn't need people. People gravitated to him and
he could either take them if they were good people,
or leave them.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to think my dad and I what do
we bond over. He wasn't into sports. Ironically, and he
says it more now, almost in a disappointed fashion. I
would say that his father, who was very athletic, was
supposed to be in the Olympics and got very hurt
played basketball. He was a pretty good basketball player at
all kinds of metals and things, and was a boxer.
Would not let them play because he got so badly injured.
Would not let my uncle or my dad play sports.
So my dad swam and that was it. So he
didn't get football. He had no interest in any of
this I had, and I bonded over ball busting, like
making funny songs like I mean the sweat beneath my
thing and stuff like that. Now that I think about it,
and the reason I bring this up is, I go,
you know, Jamison's with me now, he's fourteen years old,
and I learned something from him, and I go, this
is sort of a bonding moment. But I don't know
if it's one I wanted to admit to or not.
He is like most kids his age, and I don't
know how you control this, but I am starting to
honestly get a little concerned. There is so much consumption
of media, social media, and very little production of anything. Right.
I mean to the point where I've been very open
about subbing in classes, and I was doing a geometry
class today and helping kids, and one kid is literally
he was getting the right answers, but the watching social
media TikTok or something, because I think they have certain
social media's blocked on their Internet, but then one slipped through,
or I don't know. Anyway, he's watching something or maybe
he's his own VPN. A lot of kids will find
a work around and he's doing the homework, and I go, boy,
that's something. But Jamison said to me, do you know
what meggie are? Do you, Dan Burrillo, know what a
megging is? No, meggings are male leggings. Oh that makes
perfect Oh, buddy, buddy, if you try to pair on. No,
I did not.
Speaker 3: They sound really comfortable.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, I'll give you that the look I do.
Speaker 3: Every woman I've ever talked to. Yeah, remember, like in
the early late eighties, early nineties, they had these women's
leggings that had the stirrups, and like I was like, oh,
these girls look cute with it.
Speaker 2: And then they went away. Yeah, and because they were
slightly baggy, right slightly. And then right around the turn
of the century.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, I can't say that. Two thousand and seven, Yeah,
they came back and they've been back forever.
Speaker 2: And I'm like, now with the stirrups. No, not with
the srus. Okay, So the meggings are male leggings. Now,
at first I would go never, never a chance, and
but then James is like, didn't you ever wear tights
when you ran? And I said, you know what, when
I would start spring track and it was mark right,
and I would put on basically that Now I always
wore shorts over mine and.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I wore shorts in the NBA for a while.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so they have that. But these are meggings. So
there's this big muscular looking guy and he goes, I
just fell in love with these meggings, and he's talking
about how to wear them in what styles. Jamison and
I bonded over the comments. The comments. We didn't even
have to make fun of somebody else, so then we like, oh, yeah,
absolutely absolutely, you're not kidding. And then well, of course
we might spice them up a little bit. But then
we decided to compare the comments, uh to this to
the post the Meggans post on Instagram versus the TikTok ones.
Oh okay, and we found that the TikTok ones were
actually no the Instagram ones the better. We're funnier and
meaner than Then I go, I think we had a
bonding moment. I didn't tell him that, but I was like, ooh,
I'm not sure if I should be bragging about that
or not. Dad, at one o'clock, we're gonna make fun
of these people.
Speaker 3: Then at four o'clock, you're gonna you're gonna wait for
you can't wait for this video.
Speaker 2: Well, he and I were laughing so hard yesterday over.
Speaker 3: Now, were you watching this in the living room but
just scrolling through the comments? Or is this on your phone?
Speaker 2: It was on It was on his phone on his phone.
Then he goes, well, let's see which one's better be hilarious.
Speaker 3: We taped you to it to Miranimal Peace Theater. Well,
we make fun of people watching YouTube videos.
Speaker 2: But Meggan's I go, I couldn't imagine walking around you
look like he goes. I said, you look like something
out of Peter Pan. It's like men and tights. Yeah,
that's exactly what it looks like. We're one. Like like when
this guy's got a big he goes, this pair is
nicely with a cardigan. These are vegan something black. I could,
I go, this has to be a fucking joke. It
wasn't a joke. It was not so I used to
what I what I you know, I started recruiting.
Speaker 3: My boss put me on this ag tech company, right,
and the ag tech company was supposed to revolutionize a
certain aspect of agriculture. The problem was, these tech guys
had no idea how to sell to farmers. And the
story I got from the farmers whom I talked to
about this was these kids would show up with these
skinny jeans and screwy glasses and try to tell me
how to farm.
Speaker 2: Hell no, but he goes it was like a regular thing.
Speaker 3: And I'm like, I remember when skinny jeans, Like you
could never take a dude seriously in skinny jeans. Remember
like when Peck when we worked together and they made
the guy that like they replaced Moose who's now on
the air at another station. They made they came in
and did like a check on what he was wearing,
and he had to wear skinny jeans and cardigan sweaters
to make sure he looked the part. Even though nobody
was watching the show.
Speaker 2: Everybody's listening.
Speaker 3: I mean, it was like and we used to make
fun of them because he was wearing skinny jeans and
this was at the time. He's in shape now, but
at the time, this was not a guy that you
would wear. But guys would have to do this. No,
we or they did this.
Speaker 2: I would never do it. I always think of the
meme middle aged guys and skinny jeans. It's a pug
on two legs. It's like his hind legs standing up,
it's got the belly. Yeah, this looks like a middle
AI's guy in uh, you look like a dude.
Speaker 3: Who I shouldn't say this because we know people have
done this, but I gotta say anyway, you look like
somebody who ate his way out of lap band surgery.
Speaker 2: Seriously, that's what That's what you look like.
Speaker 3: Dudes when you put on skinny jeans, you look like
like with Carney Wilson, like she had she had the
surgery and then she just kept eating and then like,
oh my gosh, like she looks worse than she did
before the surgery, because like, because you can't like.
Speaker 2: Undo a bad habit, you have to break the habit first.
Speaker 3: Well, skinny jeans, you kind of look like that.
Speaker 2: Were you in here when Vinnie called the other night,
Vinnie Vinnie Gattus No, he called listener listener Vinnie, Yeah
you were here. Yeah, he talked about his dad being
gay or what. Yeah, yeah, he just commented, my dad
was different. I found out Meggan or Pegging. I don't know, Well,
that would be your next video pegging speaking of bonding
father sudden bonding. I don't know how legitimate this is
or not.
Speaker 3: I know what you're going on.
Speaker 2: I'm hearing it's very close. Belichick family may become the
first family of North Carolina.
Speaker 3: It feels so good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so Bill Belichick could become the head coach of
the second biggest program on the North Carolina second biggest
sports program on the North Carolina camp.
Speaker 3: Yeah, right, basketball first number one, Basketball number one. It's
like North Carolina, Indiana or Basketball States.
Speaker 2: Right, basketball comes first there now, Yeah, lots of speculation
about this. I don't know that it's finalized. Bill had
a five hour phone meeting we're hearing about with this. Yeah,
there are those that are are speculator. Is this a
ploy to show that there's interest in Bill and he's
close for some team to get off their ass and move.
There were a lot of people who thought, you know,
Bill would end up with maybe Dallas possibly the Giants.
I think they're gonna stay with Brian and Dable, But
I don't know. There were even those Danny that bitched
about a certain coach in Western New York made named
McDermott and could he could Belichick end up there.
Speaker 3: Oh, I have thoughts on that guy too.
Speaker 2: I don't know if that's gonna be I don't I
don't know. So is it a ploy? I don't think so.
I think Bill Belichick got interest and got everything he
wanted and wanted really to set up his son. I
don't think he's about legacy. He don't think he's about win.
Speaker 3: Here's what I think is going to happen. He's going
to sign up to be the head coach at North
Carolina and that company, that program is gonna get a
nice shot in the arm and they could win the
ACC because you got to go play for Bill Belichick.
In the college game, it's different, like like like you
can't necessarily succeed in college and succeed in the NFL.
Some guys succeed in college and succeed in the NFL,
like Jimmy Johnson or Tom Johnson did. It's rare often
if you succeed in one, you don't in the other
advice versa.
Speaker 2: I don't know how Saban did in the NFL.
Speaker 3: Saban was he was okay, he was he had a
winning record with the Dolphins.
Speaker 2: He wasn't a loser. He is his wife.
Speaker 3: The story was that his wife missed being the first
lady could be Louisiana, could be mischief state. She liked
being like, because you know, any college program, the wife
has a say.
Speaker 2: This sounds like a little bit of a fish story
to me, a little bit. I'm not saying that they're
probably an't a lot of perchs and things and that,
but that's.
Speaker 3: A little that a little when you when you're the
wife of the head coach of the Miami Dolphins, no
one knows who you are. Yeah, Like, I've never seen
a picture of Sean mc dermot's wife. But if Sean
mcderbott like coach the program, the wife, the wife has
to be kind of like an associate in terms of
like being out there like a co owner and taking
care of the kids, that type of thing. That's part
of it now, but that's not the main He went
to Alabama because he coached the pros. The pros were
like dude, your college crap don't work here. Like there
are stories where you were not allowed to look Nick
Saban in the eye at Miami. Come on, if you
were not a player, and the players didn't want to
put up with Saban's like college crap. So he left
and went on to Alabama and he became the greatest
head coach in college football history. With with Belichick, you
know he has Saban in his ear if he ever
needs them, right. I think what this is is they're
going to give Brian Dable and Joe Shane one more
year with the Giants. They do not want to turn
into the Jets and become a revolving dwarf of coaches.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't think a Belichick would even just since
you brought up the Jets, I don't think he would
look at the Jets.
Speaker 3: He hates what Johnson. He hates the Jets. So here's
the here's the idea. He sets up Steve to be
the head coach at North Carolina after a year, and
then he could go coach the Giants. Because you don't
want to stab your old boy, your old buddy Brian
Dable in the back either, who was an assistant coach,
So you give him one more shot than you could
come in because the knock on Belichick. There were six
openings last year and the only interview he got was
with Atlanta.
Speaker 2: Yes, and this is the weird thing, and so that
that was a thing saying like, was he not attractive?
Because did it become two things? One could he win
without a superstar like Brady? And two? How great did
Craft make it so he could basically be in charge
of everything? Right?
Speaker 3: He was the owner. He was the de facto owner, right,
except he wasn't like writ in the checks, it was.
It was Robert Craft. As our friend Kevin will tell you,
We're starting to see that maybe Bill got out because
like they really were a crappy organization. He just he
and Brady built them up. Right now, if he goes
to college and succeeds for a year and is allowed
to have coaches go and recruit, he could build a
dynasty in a year, set it up for his kid,
and then go on to the NFL and coach the
Giants or coach somebody else. I think the right now,
the Cowboys are gonna stick with McCarthy for another year,
if not, Dion's coming. I think that's your only two
options in do There are those.
Speaker 2: That say and I and I will say this only
because it is an undercurrent of things and we're able
to say this on on on a podcast. I don't
know much about Jerry Jones in other than being the
owner of the Cowboys and maybe a philanderer. I don't know.
And doesn't he have a daughter or something that he
was paying out of his marriage and he was paying
been Those are the things that I do. Yeah, a lot.
Speaker 3: You get to be that high up, have a lot
of stories about people.
Speaker 2: But I hear that he A lot of people speculate
that he's a racist and would never hire a black coach.
I'll interview them because he has to because of the
Rooney rule, but I'll never hire one.
Speaker 3: I think that's the case at all. I don't either.
Speaker 2: I don't either. I don't.
Speaker 3: I have never I have never gotten racist from from
Jerry Jones.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying that I've never gotten I've read that,
and I've heard that.
Speaker 3: No, it's no the reason Jerry Jones wants to be
the read it on like you know, Jerry Jones wants
to be the like he had, Like how many owners
most of owners want to stay out of the spotlight.
Jerry encourages the spot With Jerry, he has a pre
and postgame show.
Speaker 2: Talk to him right after the game. Not the coach.
Speaker 3: He's the first one to the podium. Like imagine like
Brandon bead or Terry Pagoula, Like, what do you think
about Josh Allen on that touch push there? Yeah, we
should have called tie him out? But you know what,
I am the head coach, i am the general manager,
I'm the owner. I'm the decision maker of this team.
Speaker 2: Crazy that's Jerry. Yeah, that's Jerry. But I don't think
that Belichick. I don't know what happened with Atlanta. I
don't know if they were going to give him the
same kind of rains that he had.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 3: Atlanta had a guy named Mike mc I think Mike
McKay and I think his last name is McKay. Anyway,
the guy that they had in charged the organization. He
was like the Russ Brandon type, except he was a
football guy. But he was going to have to coexist
with Belichick and Gary Fottino, the general manager, was gonna
have to co exist with Belichick. Belichick wanted full reign
of everything, and Arthur Blank trusted those guys to help
make the higher and the heir recommendation was, no, we
could do without him because if he gets involved, none
of us are going to have a say in anything,
so we're gonna be out. Well, they were protecting themselves
really well. Okay, yeah, I can understand why not to mention.
You know, Belichick he's not a good general manager.
Speaker 2: He's not. No, he really isn't. But does this kind
of do you realize that the.
Speaker 3: Buffalo Bills in the nineties had more Hall of Famers
than the Patriots winning all those Super Bowls?
Speaker 2: I know?
Speaker 3: But yes, I do know that now different eras, different
eras salary cap versus no salary cap.
Speaker 2: But that's some great coaching, is it not.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm exp coaching, I would say, but you take
the quarterback out of the equation, all bets are home.
Speaker 2: There you go. But a little bit, uh, you could
almost say that with this Buffalo Bills team. I know
that they lost it to the Rams, but their defense
isn't isn't a named defense, right, We don't have big
names on there, and I think that that a whole we.
Speaker 3: Do we do have won but but you know, no,
there's no names on that defense, right, They're legitimately a
no name defense and they're a no stop defen at
this point. But bringing it back to Belichick, I think
this is a move for him to get back into
the NFL. He's gonna take the college ranks. So you
do think he did consult for Nebraska last year.
Speaker 2: Matt Rule. As soon as he got fire, Matt Rules, Hey,
could you help us with our team?
Speaker 3: They bring Belichick into a meeting and Belichick every single
like they couldn't even get through the film. Belichick's like, Okay,
why is this happening, Why are you doing this? You
should do this and have this and Matt Rule, who
was a football guys, like, I can't believe I've never
thought of this. This is so much common sense, and
like the coach's minds were like blown by how much
deaf Belichick has. The knock on Bill Belichick is that
he's never been able to draft talent.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, he could coach it. And if he's got
the quarterback, he never had that. What draft picks do
they have all those years that they were winning the Super.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but you know, I've never believe that theory because
you can draft guys. You could find other teams find
the third round in the second round, Brady, guys, you
find the fourth ra Yeah, he was a compensatory pick.
Speaker 2: And oh, by the way, it was either him or
a guy named Tim Rita. Right, all right, So I
so you think this will happen. Yes, it's a in
theman thing. It's gonna happen. And Bill Belichick has Carolina
on his mind.
Speaker 3: And yeah, because right now, no NFL team is hiring
a head coach. Say hey, Bill, just wait until January.
Speaker 2: They're not, they're not. Nobody is.
Speaker 3: Mac Brown got fired at North Carolina. Here comes Bill Belichick,
and it's gonna be And I'll tell you what the
biggest it's gonna be such a shot in the arm
for college football because if you really think about it,
there's not a lot of crossover between the NFL the
NFL viewership at college viewership.
Speaker 2: There really isn't a couple of quick things. I said
to somebody, this is the biggest thing to happen to
North Carolina football, and they said, well, they had the
third overall pick come out of.
Speaker 3: There, Lawrence Taylor, Lawrence, Yes, but they ha Lawrence Taylor
come out of there.
Speaker 2: They had Lawrence Taylor comeing out of there. But I
thought a recent quarterback came out of there.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, it was well Drake Drake May the kid
out of so.
Speaker 2: I go, Belichick drafted, And I said, but Belichick is
the biggest thing that happened to that program.
Speaker 3: One player Belichick did not. Dra have to excuse me,
I scrept he's a rookie.
Speaker 2: Ye, my fault, but he uh so to me, Belichick
for the program is a bigger deal than Drake May. Yeah. Yeah,
and then uh I, oh.
Speaker 3: Mitch Trubisky was a number two overall pick. You know
he has a backup in Buffalo. Bill's face, your season's over.
If that kid's got to start, well, so over so
he's like they'd be O and seventeen with mitchy is
to start a quarterback.
Speaker 2: I got it. Jesus, it's all wild up over there
with this. Gosh, I missed.
Speaker 3: I've missed doing these shows.
Speaker 2: No, yeah, she shouldn't be on every show.
Speaker 3: I think would be too much. I think it would be.
I think it'll be too much.
Speaker 2: For a second, I have I not, but you're very well.
Speaker 3: No, yeah, I know you the invitation something, the invitation
is there.
Speaker 2: I know that I'm can't do it. I'm going to
tell you something. I'm just saying, I'm going to tell
you something. The guy I wasn't going to tell you,
I'm going to do it right now. Well, I did
reach out to a friend of yours today, a friend
of mine, not a friend of ours, but friend of
mine more a friend of yours. I like this guy,
but I don't know him. Well, oh, I think I
know who? Yes, all right, who Peter? Yes, okay, and
Peter who's come on and broken down the bills and stuff.
Speaker 3: Oh, I got a whole breakdown seven thirty this morning.
Speaker 2: So I sent him Happy Belichick Day. They'll love to
have you on blah blah blah. And he sent back
saying I can't tonight. I've got a nanny set up
for the kids and I'm taking my wife out to dinner.
And I said to him, I sent a message back saying,
that's how you keep it, that's how you keep going. Yeah,
right on a Wednesday night. Yeah, yeah, it's kind of
surprised with a date night. Yeah, because maybe you've been
busy what hope night. So and I thought the same
thing with you. The reason you're not here sometimes is
you want to spend time with your wife. Oh yeah,
and you put you prioritize that, and I think that's
really in goes Jesus Beth.
Speaker 3: Yeah, family, well the Buffalo bills then family, Oh just joking, no,
but Jesus Beth everything else.
Speaker 2: So she uh, so that that was why, And I
I thought same thing with you. So as you say
you should have me on, it's completely up to I know.
Speaker 3: I know you would.
Speaker 2: I know you would.
Speaker 3: I'd be here five days a week if I could.
But I got my boo.
Speaker 2: Well we'll take a moment. I have a hard excuse me,
I don't know. I say this. I have a heart
out tonight.
Speaker 3: So we've got to end the show at a certain time, well.
Speaker 2: At a certain time yet or or maybe sooner if so.
Uh But I wanted there's a story that I held
on to until you were here. Oh perfect, because for
two reasons. One, I think you're gonna be on one
side of this, and then I think there's going to
be a debate in your head because you are a
loving guy and an accepting person. You may not agree,
but you're accepting yes, so we will uh we will hear?
Speaker 3: Is this not Kevin?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: What why would you think it's not? Why? Why would you?
Why do you do this?
Speaker 3: Why do they get accepted?
Speaker 2: Why do you do this?
Speaker 3: I don't always agree with Kevin. I like Kevin kend
I got a birthday. I got a not a birthday
Christmas present. Well, Jesus, I don't know if he's gonna
use it.
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move to Carolina?
Speaker 3: Bill Belichick's.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Bill Belichick, you just said it is done. It's
a done deal now right.
Speaker 3: Herbert Davis the basketball coach.
Speaker 2: No, his girlfriend Jordan. There's gonna be all these even younger,
possibly hotter. I don't know. I'm not one to judge
or even look, but I'm just saying, you know.
Speaker 3: We got we got to Duke schedule about that right now,
and their talent.
Speaker 2: I'm doing some scouting there and by the way, there's
all guys of cheerleaders and stuff, and man, they are
going to have such pomp and circumstances to bring him in.
I think he kind of hates that stuff. Well I
don't know that he hates it.
Speaker 3: But we're ready to work. We're here to work.
Speaker 2: Yeah right.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's just who would have predicted a year ago. Yeah,
nobody of all the schools too, because they're a basketball school. Yes, uh,
they're a Jordan brand school, not that that's got to
do anything to do with anything, but I mean Carolina
just just just I don't know what it is about
the uniforms and the colors and everything else, but it's
just just it just signifies class and dignity and tradition.
I Mean, they don't have a great football program. That
may change, we'll see, but.
Speaker 2: Like the bat, they're known for basketball, right they are.
But they've had players, as we said, Drake.
Speaker 3: May Well argue with the greatest, the greatest defense.
Speaker 2: Arm may Drake may may That's what I thought.
Speaker 3: But the greatest defensive player of all time, Lawrence Taylor,
went to North Carolina.
Speaker 2: Yes, there you go, and he was part of the Giants.
Yeah he was. Was he defensive coordinator then? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah he was.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: That's why his his boat is eight rings not six rings,
because he won two rings with the Giants as a
defensive coordinator. Because is Albert Breer from SI so eloquently
points out, Bill's very petty. He got the boat after
Brady won ring number seven. That's why he called it
eight rings, meaning like I got I got more rings
than you.
Speaker 2: Tom. I'm loving the comments tonight.
Speaker 3: I got two of the defensive I love the comments tonight.
Speaker 2: Oh is Vinny commenting? No, it's other people too. Okay,
let's see the comments. Comments are, uh, Danny's not on
because you wanted this podcast to see and somebody else
goes geez, Danny has some great takes, but he better
lay off the caffeine. He's going a mile a minute.
Speaker 3: Yeah I should.
Speaker 2: I got a slow down, Like, I love it. But
that's that to me, that's who you are. It's okay.
Do you like his thoughts?
Speaker 3: Sometimes my mouth goes a lot faster than my brain. Yes,
and I'll say stuff that's like, wait a minute, I
didn't mean to say that.
Speaker 2: There is something that I want to say. This is
more of a PSA before we move on to other things.
At Bill Belichick, going to North Carolina.
Speaker 3: At three o'clock, so many children have no home to
go home to, gives a great meaning to the three
o'clock bell, now, doesn't it? Those PSAs that comes from
and I worked on I don't remember that at all.
So at radio PSAs are those free public service and
public service so things. It must be really dire at
one of our old radio companies, because I heard three
of those on a sports station in Buffalo recently, and
I'm like, oh my gosh, no one's selling any ads.
Speaker 2: I don't like it. I have to stay away from
that because no matter what I say, yeah, it'll come back.
As Bill Moran said, well it it. I don't mean
to sound like an asshole because I think that it
sounds for pompished when somebody says that. But that is
pretty true. And I've had, you know, certain things fired
at me and I don't respond to them, and then
it's that I'm weak and this and I just weak
or or I'm hurt. I'm not anything. I don't care,
we don't care I don't fight.
Speaker 3: I dare any of these mother efforts to try and
do what you've done the last two years.
Speaker 2: That's fine, I have no I'm not even there. I'm
not even saying that. I would say that though, but
in these things, like I've had people kind of come
at me pretty hard with stuff or through other people.
Speaker 3: On earthsome stuff that we've found out.
Speaker 2: Yes, and I and I don't. I don't because I don't,
it doesn't mean no good. Here's the thing I do know.
I'll fight. I love fighting. Oh, I know of any kind.
I'm not going to enter a fight just.
Speaker 3: To You're not gonna pick fights.
Speaker 2: No, I'm not.
Speaker 3: You're not gonna pick fight.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna pick fights. And I'm not going to
answer certain things.
Speaker 3: When you said it's ps A, that's what I thought of,
like Noel Washington, do it a boys and girls club?
Read because in fairness by old sports Shapes show, that's
all we had was PSA's nobody sold the show, all right,
That's why I don't have a show. I'm going to Carolina.
Speaker 2: Man, Oh, somebody's wound up today, so I I and
we're gonna get to the bills. I'm gonna let you
go last with the bills built from Belichick to the bills. Well,
we won't do that, right, but that yes, But here's
my PSA. I see we have often talked about texting
while driving.
Speaker 3: Oh right, this is this is one of your big
bet beeves. Well there's two of them with driving. Yeah,
it's the texting while driving that's always bothered you. And
when people don't like me, don't scrape their car completely
off with the ice and a piece of like Mount
everest flies off your windshield and lands on the car.
Speaker 2: Behind I'm in the car behind you, buddy.
Speaker 3: I'm when you went out Channel ten and did like
a twenty minute tirade about it. They have there seven
o'clock show. Bill Ran is here for w c m
F Radio to tell you about how to scrape your
What did I do? You went on Channel ten? Right,
they had this like so I don't know if they
still have this daily show, this nightly show at seven o'clock.
So this seven o'clock show, and they would bring in
somebody from locally for god gou of Rochester. There's like
twenty people that all have opinions or are important.
Speaker 2: They wrote.
Speaker 3: They would rotate them in to talk about stuff, and
you gave a PSA.
Speaker 2: You gave a PSA and.
Speaker 3: Your and your ex wife hated it at the time.
Speaker 2: Really, Bill, did you have to do this? It was about, hey,
could you scrape.
Speaker 3: Your car please? Because I'll tell you what. I got
a fambily of five. When I'm driving my astro van
down the road. There's not the worst that when some
douchebag in front of me has a piece of Mount Everest,
they're a piece of the Antarctica, flies off their windshield
and then onto the hood of my car.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's one thousand dollars deductible. Right, Come on, everybody,
just scrape your car. I remember what we gotta look
it up? Started started this rant for me?
Speaker 2: Sorry, this thing? Well, to scrape the car was somebody.
Because here's what most people do when they're driving and
something's coming directly at their windshield. What did they do?
What do you think most people do when it's coming
directly at their windshields? They they duck. They physically duck,
and most people when they physically duck, have their hands
on the wheel and they pull the wheel. Okay, so
when you say swerve, swerve to me, is I'm seeing
it and I'm avoiding it. This is I've ducked, I've
turned and I don't know where to the I'm going.
That to me is so yes, that is a PSA.
The other one I was thinking today was the texting
while driving, because I'm seeing somebody and I can clearly
tell that they're texting, and it's very hard now not
to all our phones are connected. I can get text
and I can hear your text read to me, and
I can push a button and speak it back. So
I don't know that texting and driving.
Speaker 3: Is catch up on that because Toyota is a little stressed,
tougher to do.
Speaker 2: But okay, okay, but so so there there is like
that aspect of texting while driving that is like talking
to your passenger. Yeah okay, but it's the ones where
you're looking at the screen and I go, I fucking
guarantee you it's somebody texting you back going sounds good, yeah,
or giving me the thumbs up and you're fucking going
off Theronto four Bridge into the Bay. You know what
I'm saying? Like that, that's what I think, and I go,
just fucking wait a second, or find a way to
cook it to your phone, or pull over and read it.
I get it, I get it. It's twenty twenty four.
There's no putting this genie back in the bottle. But
we don't hear about the texting while driving. And you
can see it all the time. I mean, somebody's like
I see them on the throughway because it gets monotonous
our attention span.
Speaker 3: Ass.
Speaker 2: I just sit here driving and you know, next thing,
I know, I'm looking at something. You can't. You know,
you take your eyes off, take your eyes off, try
to fix something with your heater or something, and then
look up at times whoa Right.
Speaker 3: They've done studies where if you take your eyes off
the road for three seconds, right, and how bad you're
driving gets you three second? I could multitask. You're not
nobody ever multitasks. They task switch.
Speaker 2: Great at task switching? Hey, very where where did that
come from? Is that a danny?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know Billy ye thoughts test switching?
Speaker 2: Is that your term? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Well no, it's Andrew Huberman's. Actually I give credit for credit.
Speaker 2: Because we don't.
Speaker 3: He's a Stanford based neuroscientist who studies all this stuff,
and he goes, we are we are not good at
I think Tony Robbins even talks about it. We are
not good at multitasking. We are great at task switching.
So all you're doing really like when I'm at work,
right and I'm working on like I'm on I spin
all DAN LinkedIn with my phone, buzzes, I take my
eyes off LinkedIn, immediately go to my phone. Then five
minutes later I'm like, oh, cow Belichick's really going to
North Carolina. You put on this rabbit hole.
Speaker 2: Well why because you have a d D.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because oh that's interesting. Oh right, And so now
imagine ten thousand dans buddy on the road and any
of a day or in rush hour.
Speaker 2: That's all I'm saying. It's just that. And and I
forgot about the scraping PSA that I didn't. I still
every time I snipe now I think of you.
Speaker 3: I'm like, oh, I gotta get going.
Speaker 2: Well. I always try to get my roof too, because
sometimes you can't reach the center. But then it becomes,
you know, an iceberg that takes out the Titanic, right
right right? I heard wow through I heard a kid.
I got this is here. Here's a d D at
Tangent for you. I heard a kid say to another
kid the other day, Uh, just nastily. Your forehead's like
I guess the forehead has become the new thing that
they just rip on, like they just rip.
Speaker 3: People are paying more. They found that guy who supposedly
shot the CEO from the United Health Yeah, it's like like, hey,
here's isn't match.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so now let's pay attention to a forehead. Well
there's been forehead prior to this, because the kids are
really ripping a forehead. And one kid goes, your forehead's
as big as the Titanic. Another kid goes, yeah, here
guts as big as the iceberg that took it down.
That was like I almost high five the kid.
Speaker 3: I was like that is something Kevin, which was like
boom you were right there.
Speaker 2: Boom yeah wow aggressive.
Speaker 3: Well, like so family guys done two of these, the
one about Peyton Manning's forehead how big it is, and
they did another one about Chris Matthews when, like you know,
because like the idea was, news shows have too many boxes,
too many people talking, So they show these boxes and
then they show one guy Chris Matthews is talking to
on his forehead.
Speaker 2: Nowhere else to put the boxes. It's very funny. That's
very funny. All right, take your hands running away from
your head. Stop and when the snow comes, make sure
that you are rush brushing it off. By the way,
it's Christmas season. I want Christmas shop for you guys. Yesterday.
Speaker 3: Dude, this family of five, I'm waiting behind them in
the aisle to check out, right, And I got no problem.
It's Christmas time. People buying a lot of stuff. What
I have a problem with is, like I check out,
I got out to my car. They're parked, four spots
are near me. They load up the car.
Speaker 2: Leave the cart, leave the cart. Oh the car? Hate that? No,
the cart corral is right there, right right for this place.
Speaker 3: There is no car corral. Oh, get some exercise. You
just walked around a store for twenty five thirty minutes.
Well you can't walk it extra fifteen feet. Put the
cart back.
Speaker 2: They didn't, So there is no car.
Speaker 3: Corral for this place.
Speaker 2: Oh just leave it. Who cares?
Speaker 3: Now, No dumb ass, put the freaking cart back.
Speaker 2: All right. What cheap ass store did you go to
that doesn't have a car corral. Well, I don't want
to give it away. It was part of your Christmas gift.
Speaker 3: It's a gag gift.
Speaker 2: I don't want to give it away. Okay, they got
one for you and one for Kevin. It's awesome. Yeah,
I love it. I think you'll use it. I probably will.
I don't know if he will, yees okay. Yeah.
Speaker 3: But as I'm getting these gag gifts, I also got
some you know, those things that you put in the
wash that like make your close smelt like those downy
refreshable give him for fourteen dollars in Alis, they're like
twenty anywhere else thirty I mean the thirty two hours
once you got to swim your way out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, go to Alie's. You want to know what
I did the other day. Yeah, because I've been trying
I I I'll say too much, but I'm very honest
on this podcast, maybe more honest about things than I've
ever been. And they're not they're not really consequential. I'm
not talking about you know who you might have hooked
up with. No, No, here's the thing. I Jamison went
through a ton of laundry detergent, like just because he's
a kid and he's not a measure. Yeah right, So
and the same thing happens, just a little bit buddy
dish soap, the whole thing. So I went. I was
in BJS. I'm like, that's where I normally buy the
big bulk thing. That way. We have it for a while,
and I'm looking at the prices and I go, you
know what, I don't feel like fucking spending twenty four
dollars on this, and I love Tide. I go, but
I'm going to switch because Gain is thirteen ninety nine.
Yeah for the same sized thing, right, I got significant savings, Yes,
significant savings. I get home. I bought the Gain fabric softener.
Speaker 3: Not it was so cheap so which is actually expensive,
yes for fabrics out there.
Speaker 2: Well it's it's that's still a big, huge ass tub
of it. Yeah. So now I have it, I keep
forgetting to put it in. It'll sit there for This
is the dumb ship that I do. I I've not
done not paying attention. It's not paying attention. That's so.
Speaker 3: One of the final straws with my ex wife was
when she sent me to buy I don't know why
you never send a man to buy you tampons or
whatever they use.
Speaker 2: This was the string that pulled it out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, apparently this was yes, very good comeback, and I
got the wrong kind. I even asked the lady who
didn't even work at Wegmans, and is this the same
thing as this wooden picture? And are you come on?
Speaker 2: Are you trying to purposely screw me over? Are you
trying purposely to hurt me? You try it purposely?
Speaker 3: Okay, Yeah, I'm purposely buying the wrong tampons for you.
Speaker 2: And that's a weird thing. I don't think I ever, well,
I don't. I know, I'm not thinking. I don't. I know,
I don't. I never bought any.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and everybody again, gosh, she was evil.
Speaker 2: I've seen guys and this is true. I have seen
a guy back and forth with a coupon looking for
some brand of thing, and you can just tell, like,
if that guy could just be invisible, he would shop
for his wife. He just wants to be invisible for
this one product. He does not want to be because
it's it's embarrassing and uncomfortable. And I always go embrace
those mom who gives his ship, who cares, who cares?
No one's gonna think less of you.
Speaker 3: I just don't want to get it wrong of a man.
Speaker 2: Yes, I get to getting the wrong thing. I can
I like, like when my wife sends me out to
get something can be tuna.
Speaker 3: I look at the exact picture, make sure there's a match,
the price, everything, because not because she's gonna learn the
hard way, but because my ex wife, yeah, like scolded
me for getting the wrong tampa.
Speaker 2: Hey. Hey, you know what when Beth recycled, she did
a good job. She did this is she got a
car with the best great car facts on it.
Speaker 3: Yeah'm looking look sauces, right, this man.
Speaker 2: Has been broken, domestically broken. What's broken it?
Speaker 3: She sends me out for spaghetti sauce. She's not Italian,
she hasn't learned the art of making it.
Speaker 2: So sometimes we have to get it out of the
joey and I make sure that there was a match
a second. Now that sounds like a backhanded backhand. I
don't really because I don't know what I'm doing.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, I'm gonna tell you. I don't know how
to make sauce either. A lot of use the stove boo.
So I go to compare sauces and then I look
at the Oh Google, No, I don't want that crap.
I want the I want the Wagman's kind that's what
she wants. Yeah, good sauce, yes, yes, not the other crap,
the more expensive, overpriced crap.
Speaker 2: Why don't we Uh, let's see pocket pussies all around?
Thanks Dan? The five heads around for years? What the
five head has been around for years?
Speaker 3: The five Yeah? What's the five?
Speaker 2: The five head? The five head instead of the forehead? Oh,
the five head they call it. Yeah, you didn't know that? Yeah,
the five All right, Well, take a moment. I've got
a story that I want you to hear, and you
and I will discuss. This is an interesting one because
I hear it and I go oh yeah, oh yeah,
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Speaker 3: She's a country guy, but he's singing rock. Somebody pick.
Speaker 5: What you always dressed in someday best even when we.
Speaker 3: Been there.
Speaker 2: More than you play so heavy and always you know
your star rest man. So Jason Isbello is country. I
don't know anything about Jason. I really like this song.
Speaker 3: It's about a duo who they both become famous one
but strict more famous. But that dude end up dying
and he's like, you know, he took off, he was
the big star and he ends up dying, and he's
asking the question, why didn't I came out over the summer?
Speaker 2: Yeah, a year ago?
Speaker 3: All maybe it was a year ago.
Speaker 2: Well whatever they have, but yeah, I mean.
Speaker 3: I love this song and I love.
Speaker 2: The organ in the back.
Speaker 3: There's so many people in Rochester, in the cover Bank
community who would kill to be either the singer in
the song or the guy he's singing about. Yeah, either
if they're living or dead, like just to live that
dream of being a rock star and people listening to
your music, not somebody else's, right yours, And like somewhere
along the line one of them dropped off. The question
is why didn't happen to me? You know, why am
I still here? Jason is Belt is a successful country.
Speaker 2: I sound completely ignorant and I hate when Yeah, I
guess so, yeah, I'm not familiar, and I will have
a little homework I guess I have to do. I
want to get to this story because I heard it
and I went from the title, I go, oh, I know,
I know what's happening here, and I know who would
be part of it, and I know who wouldn't be
part of it. But it's twenty twenty four and there
are some things. And I'm also at a different point
in life. So while I know what would have happened,
I also know what how it I don't. As I'm
getting older, I don't. I don't react to things as much.
I don't have the knee jerk reaction. I mean, I
work really hard not to have it, but even like
with kids and stuff, when they're trying to push your buttons,
I just don't. And then they see that they get
to get nowhere and you know it's no big deal.
But this story, uh interesting to say the least. It's
a big one.
Speaker 6: Dan's got the whole internet do It's a graphic for
television too, videos and a few pictures taken by students
at Gilman School in Baltimore. So a group of seniors
engaging an inappropriate behavior with a female blow up doll on.
Speaker 3: I can ask you a question, Yeah, what is appropriate
behavior with?
Speaker 2: There isn't There isn't. There isn't. But I'm sorry, I
don't know if Gilman is a all Boys School, Jillman.
Speaker 3: Yes, is that regius producer Kelvin Gelman.
Speaker 2: Yes, but I and I'm not sure actually if the
guy who uh killed the CEO of United Health, if
he attended it, he went, he was the valedictorian of
whatever high school he went to, and I thought it
was a prestigious one in Baltimore.
Speaker 3: This Luigi guy, Yes, the suspect, Yes, okay, he was.
Speaker 2: The valedictorian of his class. He also has a master's
and a bachelor's from the University of Pennsylvania in computer science.
And the guy's brilliant. He's a brilliant enough, well, fine
line between genius and sanity else. Yeah, yeah, here we go.
We have to start over here. We'll catch this.
Speaker 6: Graphic for television. Two videos.
Speaker 2: And and by the way, how why is this on
the fucking news? That's that I don't get As I
puked my way through this story, Janet, you want to
take this one.
Speaker 6: A few pictures taken by students at Gilman School in Baltimore.
So a group of seniors engaging in inappropriate behavior behavior
with a female blow up doll.
Speaker 2: Yes, they're dry humping it. They're doing it's all blurred
out you know what they're doing. I would have been
right there, hey, putting her down? Yeah, yes, I would have.
I'm admitting it.
Speaker 6: I would have on campus. The images were shared by
some of the participating students, of.
Speaker 2: Course, because you're a dumba.
Speaker 6: I can't I tell you something else on social media.
In a statement to Gilman, spokesperson writes the behavior is
unacceptable and states Gilman is well aware of the situation.
Speaker 2: I'm sure they are.
Speaker 3: Car Dare you abuse it's to an inanimate object the
way you did?
Speaker 2: Absolutely sure they are. And to be honest with you,
I am a little bit surprised that it got out
from inside the school. Now here's why I say that.
I have a son who went to a private, all boys,
private school. They were on the social media. Shit that
happened on their internet? Oh they I don't know how
they had it online. Then if they found out something
that was contrary to their standards sports aside just the
school in general, you're in trouble for shit you did
on so and and and rightfully so, like if your
kid is seen humping a blow up doll, I get,
I get, I was inflated, I get it. Is this
how it works.
Speaker 3: So I'm sorry there were no instructions. I thought this
was a project. Mister gott I get it. I understand
like the thing because it's funny. Your boys, you're laughing.
We're all doing it, right. But if that's your kid,
you're like, hush, sh you don't want anybody to see it.
Speaker 2: Do we raise you to do this? It's like, but
it's natural istinct. Like they don't even need to be it's.
Speaker 3: Not just natural instinct. Okay, because I'd be somebody in
that class who probably wouldn't do it. Yes, And I said,
I could see somebody like like me, Yeah, who'd be like, oh,
that looks cool to do.
Speaker 2: I want to know what I would have done. It's
my mentality. One person does it, two people does it,
do it, four people.
Speaker 3: Do it, and all of a sudden you got seventeen guys.
Let me tell you what I would have tried to
outdo each other.
Speaker 2: Okay, here's my outdo. I already know what I would
have done. At least this is this head. It's not mature.
I'm picturing myself in one of those science rooms that
had the black countertops. Oh yeah, with the little yeah,
the little fuh. I would have jumped up on there
and had it between my legs right with the head,
and then I would have taken it up and I
would have jumped on it, and I would have tried
to I would have tried to. Uh. I would have
tried to see. This is awkward that you walk in
at this moment because to have a seat, because actually
I would love to hear your take on this. I no, no,
I'm We're gonna have to wait on the buffalo bills
because I haven't thrown out tonight. But that's in walked
from Wall Media. Julie Burke, wait, hang on like so
on and Mandy and I'm Julie Burke and Mandy you
you didn't know, Mandy, you didn't work with either one
of these.
Speaker 3: No, No, that was not that cool, Dan Billa, that
was the next generation.
Speaker 5: Damn. Yeah, too far and we do go back way
too far.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I went in and left. That feels like yesterday
to me. It doesn't feel that long.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 5: It was funny. We were on a call of a
client the other day and I was like, I've been.
Speaker 7: At Wall Media for seven years, and I have over
twenty five years of experiencing.
Speaker 3: Oh, on your picture is the one I say on LinkedIn,
what is it?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Probably CEEO have wall media?
Speaker 2: Is that you?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, wait, who's CEO?
Speaker 6: Oh I am not the CEO.
Speaker 2: I am Mandy.
Speaker 5: Amanda's are managing.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: No, it does matter because good PR is important.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's like personal hygiene.
Speaker 5: It's like my altered lego, Mandy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's your alter ego.
Speaker 7: I think it's funny when people call you Mandy because
I know I knew you well, because I knew because.
Speaker 5: We go back to like our teenage years. Yeah, and the.
Speaker 3: Weather had to do PR for the jack rabbit.
Speaker 2: So should I start this story over for them?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 2: Yes, we need the third. Yeah, we got to start
it over for the third. You might want to grab
your head.
Speaker 3: Oh yes, you definitely want to hear this.
Speaker 5: How much this is?
Speaker 3: Oh? Yeah, this is?
Speaker 4: This is.
Speaker 2: This is the behind the scenes stuff you don't get.
Speaker 5: Anyone podcast for like a year.
Speaker 7: She never invited me on. Yes, but I will say
it was a podcast for young people.
Speaker 2: It's not okay, nobody wanted to hear holm Julie, Julie,
would you have invited your mom on a podcast? Okay? Good?
Ques and your mom was cool because she plays music
and stuff.
Speaker 5: She is cool.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's still cool, yes, and so that would be.
But I could see where you wouldn't want. You want
a little independence and stuff like that.
Speaker 5: Did you listen it was recorded in my basement.
Speaker 2: Well a parent text. I get five minutes of my
time per show. That would be the parent text. All right,
listen to this story. Because you have a son, I do.
Speaker 5: I have two daughters.
Speaker 2: Amanda has two daughters. Even better, I believe this story
came from an all boys private high school. May be
the one that the see that the Luigi who killed
the CEO of United I think he legilated here it's
the valedictorian. I think they pretty much got him. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but he doesn't know where that money came from. Valedictorian.
Speaker 2: Yeah he was valedictorian.
Speaker 5: Yeah he was.
Speaker 2: There's a fine line between genius and the senate. I'll
just say that. Here comes the story. This is good
because I said somebody on the podcast would partake in
the television.
Speaker 6: Two videos and a few pictures taken by students at
Gilman School in Baltimore. So a group of seniors engaging
in inappropriate behavior with a fee male blow up doll
on campus.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, now exactly now, I just said when
you were coming in, I said to Dan, I would
have been up on top of the science lab tables
with that thing between my legs and then I would
have tried to like roll around with it, fall off
and pop it. That would have been my thing. I
could see you, guys, that would have been so absolutely.
Speaker 3: I could see this is this gonna sound awful, but
you know, guys at these schools, if they wear ties,
you can see somebody doing something with the tie'd be
really inappropriate, which is poor.
Speaker 2: But but wait, blow up.
Speaker 6: Oh wait, it is twenty twenty four and this is
The images were shared by some of the participating students
on social media. Of course, in a statement to Gilman,
I would not want my kids unacceptable.
Speaker 2: To be in these pictures because I'd have a lot
of the.
Speaker 6: Situation and we are treating it with the seriousness that
it deserves. Gilman partners with the all girls school brind Mark.
Of those students the famous schools received the visual over snapchat.
Senior Amy Egan said she felt school administrators weren't taking
the issue seriously, so she posted the videos on Facebook,
leading to a heated debate between the students. She tells
us I wanted to let all of the women who
have been made to feel uncomfortable at Gilman know that
they are not alone and that I, alongside my Bren
mar Piers, are fighting for change within our community.
Speaker 2: I don't know what to say to that. I really don't,
because there's a piece of me that I go. I
don't have daughters, and I'm not a woman, and if
I wouldn't want to make somebody uncomfortable, but if I'm
between fifteen and seventeen and you put a blow up
within three feet of me, you don't think I'm turning
that into a prop a carat top show. Yes, So
I like it's a very very hard thing for me.
I don't like being my age now because I have
to look at this objectively and go, hey, man, I've
got you know, three guys, Yeah, one who probably would
do this if it showed up at his school, the ringleader.
He would absolutely would be the ringleader. And I would
have to parent that, and I don't know how I
would do that. I'm not I'm not, I don't know.
Speaker 5: I think it's hard.
Speaker 7: I have a son but he would never ever partake
that because just his type of personality, that is, he
would absolutely never do that.
Speaker 5: But then I have a daughter, and to think that
if my daughter was on the other end of that
well is wrong.
Speaker 7: Yea, she is like my daughter is so like she
had she has been harassed at other jobs before, not intentionally, but.
Speaker 5: Like by like ignorant eighty five year old men.
Speaker 2: Yes, I used to have a nice booty stuff like
old five year old man said that I don't care. Yeah,
you're gonna be dead. What are you gonna do? What
are you gonna do? What are you gonna do to me?
How many five I paid my taxes? I fought in
the wars? Right, I served tell.
Speaker 3: Me my senior discount of my coffee like a justush
like late is legit.
Speaker 5: But I had to explain to her like he at
that age, like he probably thought he was giving you
a compliment, Like he didn't think.
Speaker 2: No, yeah, so you think.
Speaker 3: So I grew up in a restaurant my uncle. I
worked there at the age of fourteen to the age
of twenty one. We will agree to disagree on that effect.
Speaker 2: But here's the thing.
Speaker 3: So I was around those coffee guys, and they were
never they were never mean, they were never nasty, they
were never like PURBs or anything like that.
Speaker 2: But they would refer to heynhun Hon. I thought she's
got a nice booty. I thought that that's how you
talk to women.
Speaker 3: So I was like, hey, Hunt, can I get like
when I was working, like my early years in college.
Speaker 2: I had some people, yea't you can't.
Speaker 3: You can't talk like that.
Speaker 2: What do you mean what I say? Do you sound
like an old You said, yeah, I didn't know. I
didn't know any better. So so a high school kid
doing this.
Speaker 3: I mean, like, I'm not saying it was right, but
I'm saying like they may not know any better. Just
guys being boys being boys.
Speaker 2: Well in an all boys school where there are no
girls around, you mean, they're not like doing this to
an actual woman. They're doing this to a doll.
Speaker 3: I'm sure they've heard stories about doll misuse before.
Speaker 8: Maybe for some people they felt like it was a joke.
But for those young people that felt offended, I think
that we have to take their voices seriously.
Speaker 6: Mollie Shaml is a trauma therapist. To turn Around trauma therapist.
Speaker 5: Trauma It's so dramatic.
Speaker 2: It was it traumatic though.
Speaker 3: I mean, you don't agree with what they did, and
I understand that, but what do you think it's traumatic?
Speaker 7: No, of course no, Amanda and I have discussed a
lot of when like that whole me too stuff happens
because we are a very female heavy office, so we
don't I.
Speaker 4: Was hoping we could bring this up. Well it's the
perfect timing. Well no, no, I'm not talking about it
happened today. No, I wasn't even going to bring that
up office.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, someone came into our office today and said,
basically we were talking about something, and this gentleman said, oh,
well he had to work in the office full of women.
Speaker 4: And the room has four women and this one man
standing in it. Yeah, and it's my I'm sitting at
my desk, I'm like, this is my.
Speaker 2: Read.
Speaker 3: The room suddenly found and suddenly all.
Speaker 5: You hear is exactly exactly.
Speaker 7: But actually, what I was gonna say is when all
that met two stuff started happening, Like I totally got it,
totally understand. But we also worked in a day and
age where you'd have a big pitch and your male
manager would say to you, make sure you wear your
closing skirt tomorrow.
Speaker 5: And we would be like, okay, we walk out the door.
Speaker 2: Do you feel like there's like an.
Speaker 5: Knew what my clothes. I would come in and my across.
Speaker 4: From Weeze's door, and I'd come in and joked. You'd
be like, hey, Mandy, your clothings going on today? I'd
be like, yeah, jo ting because it was it was
like before the time when it wasn't. I guess on
one level of my brain, I was thinking to myself, well, probably,
you know, this is probably bad. Would my mom be
happy that I was saying these things?
Speaker 5: But I don't know. It was like all part of
the whole magic of it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and like the whole thing of working in this
like entertainment industry and you know, and oh I work in.
Speaker 5: Radio and people be like, isn't that cool? And I'm like,
I don't know, like right, maybe does it sound cool?
I know, I mean it's or I mean I started
as a rock babe.
Speaker 2: I was a rock baby. Wait a second, what dun
dun dun, rock babe?
Speaker 4: Not?
Speaker 2: Were you also a honey brown girl?
Speaker 3: I know a few those, Yeah, I know a few those.
Speaker 2: When the rock babes were to the nerve. Yeah, so
because I did.
Speaker 7: I was not, but my sister was working in radio
at the time and was like, we need these girls
to come around to like bar nights and stuff like that.
Speaker 5: And I needed money to pay for my wedding. And
I got paid cash. Yeah, pay me twenty five bucks
an hour to.
Speaker 7: Hundred bucks a night to go walk around freaking jack
asters and sign people up for a register to sign
me up every every dime.
Speaker 2: That radio radio back then was fantastic. It was I came.
Speaker 3: I used to get time.
Speaker 2: I used to get paid cash. When I started in
Poughkeepsie in PDH, there was a club called The Chance
and I loved it.
Speaker 3: It's cool.
Speaker 2: Joe Walsh played there. Bon Jovi jumped up on stage
with Southside Johnny and I would introduce these acts and
they would pay you seventy five dollars. But I was nineteen,
so I got in and all seventy five went back
to that to the bar because I and how I
made it all I don't know. Remember.
Speaker 3: Remember we we had this eliminator contest, right it was
a Pelican's thest So we give away this big prize
and they handed out like everybody who didn't win like
one hundred dollars check and the bar goes, we'll cast
your checks at the bar. They cashed every single check.
Everybody put that money right back.
Speaker 4: In that bar.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because every dime. Yeah, I used to love because
you would get like one hundred and fifty bucks cast.
Speaker 3: I was the band that night.
Speaker 2: They made more than we did. Yeah, it was two
hours and I walked out with one hundred and fifty
dollars cash at twenty four years old.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I think I did it for maybe a year, and
I paid off my wedding dar.
Speaker 2: Okay, so how many times? How many times were you
told you had a nice booty or did someone actually
touch it? You know?
Speaker 7: No, nobody, No one ever grabbed Okay, you know what,
because I really wouldn't let them. I don't think I
gave off that air. I mean I was bubbly and
person you know, personable and everything like that, but I
didn't give off an air of like you know, grab
my ass and you take me home or whatever.
Speaker 4: Like No.
Speaker 5: I also wore my engagement ring too, so like take
they could tell. So you know, I got a man, Okay, what.
Speaker 2: Your man got to do with it? I'm not tryed
to hear that seat.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're from the nineties.
Speaker 2: I could tell tells yet the but you didn't need
a trauma therapist after I did not need a trauma Yeah,
that's that's that's the point I was getting to.
Speaker 3: We overcorrect, right, all we overcorrect myself.
Speaker 2: Let go of Doug Marone.
Speaker 3: They overcorrected with Rex, right, mister happy, go lucky, good times, Charlie.
That wasn't good either, Like this whole thing, like like
we need to go to trauma counselors. That's over correction.
Can we just have some common sense when it comes
to disciplining people?
Speaker 2: The pendulum swings right, yeah, and I say it all
the time.
Speaker 6: It has to come which helps victims of sex assault
vicult is different male and female students or openly discussed sex,
consent and healthy relationships with a doll.
Speaker 8: Can't boys being boys anymore? We have have a cultural
of sexual violence that occurs. I think these girls are
justified and feeling that they were exposed to something that
they didn't want to see and that you know, there
was an objectifying nature and what was happening in those.
Speaker 5: Of course, part of growing up though.
Speaker 2: Than to learn deal with see now that's a very
level handed response, but I would My thing is also,
who's the dumb ass that filmed it? Right? Who film
because you're the idiot and then puts it out there
and go hey man, hey you Dan did to this?
You know, I mean, I have been substitute teaching I
believe it or not, I'm not. I don't say where
I've been, yes, the school of yes, because now that
I have, now that I have my son living with me,
I need like I go, he's eating me at a
house and hall his private basketballs, all this scrip. So
so I've been doing that and then able to continue this.
It doesn't interfere. It's great. And so one kid recognize, uh,
some some people kind of knew who I was. And
then this one kid goes, hey, uh, I was talking
to my dad and his brother was in your boxing class.
So then these kids start talking and the one kid goes, oh,
I box. He goes, matter of fact, I got five
days suspenser for getting in a fight. Another kid goes,
I got video of that fight. They have video of
the fight. So I'm watching the fight and they're going
to this kid's like, yeah, well you know I box.
They go where do you buy? She goes, well, my
dad taught me. He go, you're He goes, They go,
what does your dad do? He goes, no, my dad
was a street fighter. And now now these guys are
just piling on. So now they got to get the
video and they want me to break it down. And
the guy's like, I punched him in the head and
I look at it. I go, you got all his
hair like he slipped underneath. He goes, no, no, no,
my pinky herd, I got it. We saw more live
action Entice and Paul. This is unbelievable. But the point
is the kids film everything they do, not I have.
What did I say? Social media does for years? What
did I It makes the story greater later, well, it
makes the story, but no, we're telling ourselves tell all
the time.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well no.
Speaker 3: My point was like, we didn't take things back then,
so now we can exaggerate and talk about how awesome
we were.
Speaker 2: But now it's all odd. You can't see the reality.
All of a sudden, he took this kid's bragging about
the house. I punched some kid in the head, and
his buddies are going, the hell you did? And I
got proof you didn't.
Speaker 5: As an adult, I.
Speaker 7: Like, if I tell someone, oh, I can't be there
because I have I have something really important I have
to do. But maybe I'm really out, like doing something
super fun that I don't want people to know about.
And make sure don't post anything online, don't put anything.
Speaker 5: On social media, don't check in where I am.
Speaker 7: Nobody can know that I'm really out having drinks with
someone because I told this one that I can't.
Speaker 5: Be at this whateppen.
Speaker 2: That's why I just I just don't. You can't lie.
You have to just be.
Speaker 3: You have to be truthful, but creatively truthful. But in
other words, I don't have to I can't do this.
Women have tax yeah.
Speaker 5: Because we're really busy. We have so much to do.
Speaker 3: If women give stuff away too, that's social media. Like yeah,
like they have a few drinks in them, all of
a sudden they're out like a girlfriend group shot and
like you may not even know you're in the shop
and all of a sudden, yeah I saw you last
night over at uh over at iron smoke whiskey having
a peacemaker with a couple of girlfriends. Oh yeah, I mean,
like you know, so that's why you always got to
just you got to cover your tracks. Yes.
Speaker 2: And I always tell men when a woman puts a
selfie up on there, do not comment on it.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 3: Never.
Speaker 2: One of my favorite things to do is to read
the comments. And I always like the merry guy who
tells this other woman looking good, a whole bunch ohs
and good. So when I go, you're an idiot, you moron.
Speaker 3: I never comment. I've never commented on anybody's But there's
this one woman who seriously, there was this one woman
whom my wife and I were we were dating at
the time, and it was a mutual friend. I don't
even know. It was a mutual friend of us on Facebook.
I'm on Facebook now, and she lost fifty pounds, and
I know what it's like to lose a bunch of weights.
Speaker 2: I was like, holy cow, great job.
Speaker 3: She goes, hey, do you know so, and so I go,
sounds familiar this woman.
Speaker 2: I go, oh, yeah, that's the girl who lost all
that weight. She goes, oh, okay, I go, wow, it's amazing. Answer.
Speaker 3: Well yeah, I go, I go, and I explained to
her why. I go, yeah, great job. I didn't say hey,
looking hot or anything like that.
Speaker 2: Well, I just know that you like the post and
you commented like, yeah, she lost fifty pounds. I know
what it's like to lose that kind of y'all, are
they really for bathing you?
Speaker 3: I didn't say that.
Speaker 2: My wife called me on. I didn't say bikini.
Speaker 5: But does it go both ways?
Speaker 7: Like I also, I don't ever comment on a man's
photo like, wow, you look amazing, you look great?
Speaker 2: No, no, but no, I don't ever. I don't.
Speaker 5: I don't think most like would you ever comment on
like a guy's photo and be like.
Speaker 2: I always any guy that's taken selfies of themselves, like
I'm already we know a couple of them.
Speaker 7: I do have like a couple of people that I
went to high school with who have lost a lot
of weight and they do look great.
Speaker 5: But I still I don't know. I have found myself
becoming more of a lurker.
Speaker 2: Yes that's the way.
Speaker 5: Can I do post things just stuff like that? And
you know whatever.
Speaker 7: I was making cookies the other night and I posted
a picture that was more bragging rights of my sisters
because I made sixty cookies that came up perfect, and
I just wanted them to see.
Speaker 5: Look at me. Know those all those right, But yes,
I have.
Speaker 7: My daughter's gluten free, so I've been trying to make
some gluten free cookies for it because a mom and
I'm nice.
Speaker 2: So do you send the picture in the text to
your sisters as well to just really rub it in?
Speaker 7: I don't remember if I did, but I did post
it on Facebook because I was like, look at me.
So they're a cookie made with a peppermint patty and
if you leave them into in the oven too long, delicious,
they create what we called the blowout, which basically the
peppermint patty leaks out. So I made sixty of them
with no blowouts, and that's like a feet in itself.
I put it on Facebook because I was like, Bam.
Speaker 2: Pepper queen, Yeah you are.
Speaker 5: I was just kind of positive.
Speaker 2: So how is it? Yeah? We are Friday Night. Yeah cookies.
Speaker 7: It's a peppermint patty that's encased in like a chocolate cookie,
like a cake type cookies.
Speaker 5: Yeah, like horrible gluten free to there was on gluten free.
Speaker 7: I made cut out gluten free and I made the
peanut butter.
Speaker 2: So sixty cookies, how many are left? Because five a lot.
Speaker 5: Of them because I just made them Monday.
Speaker 2: I was in my last that. Yeah.
Speaker 3: My wife like like slapped my hand the other day
because she had a cookie exchange with the neighborhood ladies
and I couldn't eat any cookies.
Speaker 2: I could only eat the busted cookies, which are still good.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the busted ones. Usually that's my mom likes to
have the blowout.
Speaker 2: One gets the damage.
Speaker 7: This is your yeah, yeah, yeah, I do the Oreo
truffles where you like crush oreos, making cream cheese them
and chocolate.
Speaker 5: So I make those sometimes don't come out. Those are
the ones that Ron likes. He's like the chop chocolate work.
Speaker 2: Yeah, why are you here so late tonight?
Speaker 5: So we had our work like holiday get together. So
we were over at Lulu's and I we I don't
know how we I was. I said something. I was like,
like pil recordingdcast. I'm like, we should go over and crash.
Speaker 2: She was like absolutely, I'm so glad you did.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I sent you a face. We didn't.
Speaker 7: So I was like, I saw that you guys were
recording live and I was going to make a comment.
I was like, oh no, I don't want everybody to
see that. I commented, So that we wanted to come
over and crash a Facebook messenger, but you didn't respond,
so I was like, oh, to.
Speaker 2: Show up anyway. I didn't have it open. That's all.
But here's the thing. I have to wrap it up
because I got to be somewhere. Bill still, we gotta wait,
we gotta wait, we gotta wait. The ladies course, I
know you do. We talked that much. Yes, Wow, would
you like to come back tomorrow? I'll be back all right.
I got thoughts.
Speaker 5: Was a subject on the Bills.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, Danny. I was waiting for his bills because
he was going to go off like do.
Speaker 3: You have an hour and a half?
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, big big Bills fan.
Speaker 2: We we Josh Allen like to see it.
Speaker 3: Well, MVP, he's like the greatest player in NFL history
at this point, I guess.
Speaker 7: I'm sick of all the Patrick Mahomes talk because you're
not the only It's ridiculous. I think I saw some
stat that like there past like five games have been
decided with like less than three points or.
Speaker 2: Something like that.
Speaker 5: It's ridiculous.
Speaker 2: They have the horseshoe, so you know, yeah, yeah they
got something there, right, Yeah, they got It's unbelievable, even
that thirteen you go back to the thirteenth meames going
around like the referees, just like we've called the game
in a favor of Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs won the game
is over passing afferents before the step for Amanda coming in, man,
I got it.
Speaker 3: See super fun.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well you know what, come back.
Speaker 3: We didn't come and bring the cookies.
Speaker 2: No, but come back. Well, since you were so willing to,
I think that's great stories. Yeah, come back. I'm not kidding.
Speaker 5: We're half related as it is.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, well possible do my mom? Yeah, just made
name is Dolan? Really? Yeah, Mars Dolan, which March which
my mom? Yes, I heard that. Oh wow, I heard that.
Yeah for Dan Marilla, who's now got to sit on
his thoughts even longer. And oh, by the way, Bill Belichick,
I don't know if you are sports U n C.
It's going to be the head coach of you will.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's going to bring his cut off sweatshirts.
Speaker 2: To their is he is. You know what, that's a
great point because in North Carolina they dress up, well,
they dress up. Maybe not anymore.
Speaker 3: We're on to college football.
Speaker 2: I'm Bill Moran will see you tomorrow. It's still somewhere
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