Speaker 1: When your old career gives you lemons, throwing some ice,
mixing some vodka.
Speaker 2: He's calling a podcast from the Mac of All Trade
Studio in Fairport and driven by Victor Chrysler dots Jee Brahm.
It's Billified, the Bill Moran Podcast.
Speaker 3: Well, hello and welcome. Thanks for getting your pot on.
Speaker 2: Thank you for telling a friend.
Speaker 3: That's how we spread the word about the pirate ship.
Speaker 2: Danny's here and he's Yankee Gear. Kevin is here. Kevin
has been, Uh, hockey dad. This is all busy, busy
that hockey stuff, running run and running all the time.
I we've talked in the past about like, you know,
being motivated by like the Michael Jordan type of motivation
where you just want to like you kind of got
to make it up in your head or you or
you or you take somebody's why are you not talking?
There we go.
Speaker 1: It's uh, I'm talking?
Speaker 2: Why is uh? I wonder why I wasn't hearing you?
Speaker 4: And then I I took that personally, Yes, so.
Speaker 2: I I I normally don't subscribe, prescribe. I don't know
what the word it would be exactly, but I don't
play to the idea of subscribe what other people think
of you. You just kind of got to let go
and and go the other way. And there's a lot
of opinions that I'm learning about about me. A lot
of things have lists, some are written in uh you know,
the in the world Wide Web. And I have run
into some people, and I have I thought handled myself,
uh excellently. If I were an uber driver, I would
I give myself five stars for the way I handled
these situations.
Speaker 5: And then they would give them zero because you didn't
handle yourself the way they wanted you to know.
Speaker 1: They didn't.
Speaker 2: You're right, they didn't handle them. But I handled myself.
And I think you guys know what I'm talking about.
And I but now I learned something, and I go, boy,
I'll tell you this one. This, this one, this what
I learned today that I I don't know how I
didn't know, or maybe I didn't I forgot I. If
I ever saw that person again, you better fucking kill me,
because I am going to destroy you. I am I
am cutting everything off. There will there will be no more.
I am done. I will not communicate. I am done.
And if I see this person, I will I mean
sense I've.
Speaker 4: Seen I've seen bill it since before. Yes, and uh,
this is up there for you. This is up there because.
Speaker 2: I have I have. But this one too, this one
has gone beyond personal. It has gone deep. It is
full of shit. It is out there and I don't
like it. There's nothing I can do about it. But
if I swear to God, if I ever saw the person,
I would not initiate anything. I have an idea that
person says anything to me, I swear to God, and
I am cutting off all communication with anybody that ever
had anything to do with that. I want nothing. I
will not.
Speaker 4: Kevin's gonna come up with the game with eight songs
with this person's name in it, and we have to
guess the person, not the thebe we'll get the fee,
but the person that this song is about. These songs
are about. Determine why now you're reaching for the the
on it.
Speaker 1: I just is it the same person from the last time?
Speaker 2: No? Okay, okay, who was that again?
Speaker 1: From from from the thing?
Speaker 2: And oh yeah the other thing? Right? Okay? Yeah, so
this is a new person, but an old but this
thing is like you know, and I go, then what
will happen is I'll get tired and I have yeah,
you know, six months later.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but but I am I'm the best revenge Billy
is living well and I took that personally.
Speaker 3: Well, living well.
Speaker 1: You're absolutely right.
Speaker 2: What well We've talked about in the past, like, you know, motivating.
Now now I feel like I have motivation and I
am going to build a cocoon and I am going
to motivate it. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't I need a gummy right now?
Speaker 2: Do we know this person? Yeah? Yeah, have not well,
but you do.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, well so but we haven't worked with them
or anything. You haven't Oh, I have no, and neither
of se Okay.
Speaker 1: I guess I guess we're not. I guess we're not
going to damiens anymore.
Speaker 2: And I am just like fucking oh god, damn. Really,
a lot of people people speak about things that they
know nothing about and they say ship and I go, boy,
now now you've gone too far.
Speaker 6: Yeah, there's a whole industry. It's called podcast.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 5: But this is did you find us on the worldwide
WHA was just told to you?
Speaker 2: Told to me? And second hand firsthand, I'll explain. I'll
explain how this came up. This is like a Gospel
of cal We'll explain to you guys how this came
up off Mike, which I know is terrible pod, but
there is a deep, deep, deep story.
Speaker 4: So Kevin and I will do a podcast, behind the
scenes podcast.
Speaker 2: Terrible pod.
Speaker 1: God, it just like it. It incensed me.
Speaker 2: And then I've been trying all day because that second
day at school, and then he came in here and
he was doing his homework for a while here, and
then I went home and already second day. It's math.
It's got to be math. It was mad. It's always mad.
It's like seven or eight pages of math.
Speaker 1: Math.
Speaker 2: Math is like it's like the page you know, it
looked like they were a bunch and they're probably pretty similar,
but just kind of giving you so you kind of
get the rhythm of it.
Speaker 5: Has an assignment and his thing before school even started. Yeah,
and it's a teacher that we didn't particularly like when
Sam had him.
Speaker 2: Uh huh.
Speaker 1: And I'm like, you better get that done. He's I
don't have my laptop yet. That's not a valid excuse
with this teacher.
Speaker 5: You better figure it out, boy.
Speaker 2: Ye.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I hate math. I hate math with a passion.
Speaker 2: Never takes a day off.
Speaker 4: Who math never takes It's like the cal Ripken of subjects.
It never homework never takes a day off.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's got math. And then uh, there was some
Spanish and I think something for English as well. And
you know.
Speaker 5: Did this occur before or after we talked?
Speaker 2: It was after? It was after by can you take Italian? Fairport?
Because I would rather take Italian? I don't know, boop exactly,
I don't know. I'm My options were English, French, Spanish.
That's it. And if you're Indian Seneca they did teach that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you couldn't take it the regions you couldn't. But
they were like, yeah, we'll let you do that, but.
Speaker 1: It doesn't count.
Speaker 2: I think, uh, who taught it? Then?
Speaker 6: A Native American woman in school?
Speaker 2: Okay, So Jordan took Latin at Pittsford and then.
Speaker 6: Four thousand year old dead language.
Speaker 2: We were looking at well, he thought if I was
going to be a doctor, oh, I'm sorry, he goes,
if there's a doctor, if I'm going to be a
doctor or a lawyer, I would want I want to know.
And then we were looking at other schools and the
reason he didn't go to Aquinas is they didn't have Latin.
Speaker 1: I was not because they used to.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm sure they did. But who's again to his point,
you're e plurbus unumo. Yeah, Jordan did really well in it.
I was like, affect the.
Speaker 1: School models in Latin. That would be to me as well.
Speaker 2: I don't know. All right, well, it's the lighter things
and happen. We got to get to who the the
f this is?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 1: Really, we're hunting.
Speaker 2: No, I will, I will tell you guys. It's just
it's one of these things where someday, someday something's gonna
and I feel like, now now I've got to just
shut it down. All communication is cut off. I am
not speaking to certain people or anybody associated with certain things.
So this is like a disease. Oh, this is a
irs and I'm going deep and I'm going hard and
I'm gonna fucking win because I never ever, ever, I
never and you know this, I never lose, not losing now.
But now now I'm fucking coming for you. You know,
we know fucking coming.
Speaker 5: You know we know a couple of guys with their
names and sponsor this show, right can help you out.
Speaker 2: No, I don't need that. I'm just coming. I'm just coming.
I'm gonna make it. I'm gonna show you all right good.
I like motivated, Billy motivated.
Speaker 5: Give him a couple of days drink like every idea
we have, it's great two days later.
Speaker 2: Ah fuck, that's motivated.
Speaker 1: Mir Animal.
Speaker 4: There's Dad mor Animal, there's podcast Animal, there's Namians.
Speaker 5: One commented dominating all those once he's got the idea
that he starts drinking and the idea goes away.
Speaker 2: Write it down, Billy.
Speaker 3: Here here we are.
Speaker 2: Now, can you name, yes, what network this theme is from? CBS? Yes, CBS.
Let's see if you can name work.
Speaker 1: It's a fake? What networking?
Speaker 2: This theme from? All? Right?
Speaker 1: Here we go one more Kevin ESPN.
Speaker 2: Let me see, Yeah, you have the Amazon one? Do
I have the Amazon One? Amazon? It's actually pretty dramatic.
Uh no, I don't, But I have this one.
Speaker 1: There's one shining moment for you.
Speaker 2: But Monday Night Football. I'm Frank Gifford.
Speaker 4: It's all back Jim Kelly, the Buffalo Bills, the Miami
Dolphins and you.
Speaker 2: Monday Night Football begins. Now.
Speaker 1: I think the gift was ever on ESPN, but the
gift was on he was.
Speaker 4: On ABC, which was but ABC owned ESPN, so they
do like a pregame where they'd have Gifford or deerdore right.
Speaker 6: Who wants to do it tonight? And they bring them on.
Speaker 2: More so, Now tonight is a rematch of a playoff game, yes,
and the AFC Championship. Yes. And does it mean anything
with the in terms of that, I mean it's the
first game of the season.
Speaker 4: There are radio shows debating who do we root for
his Bills fans today?
Speaker 2: And they went back and forth with.
Speaker 4: It's not a bad idea, and they went back and
forth with Okay, you know Kansas City is going to
win the division, right, so they're gonna get so you
want to, like, you know, root for the Chiefs because
you want to knock Baltimore down a peg. And then
somebody said, well, you know Baltimore is gonna win theirs.
So yeah, but you could go either way. Frankly, I think.
Speaker 1: It's a Bills fan.
Speaker 2: Nobody wants to see the Chiefs win again.
Speaker 4: Well, the Chiefs the home field. It could in week one,
it could the I'm more worried about another game. Yeah,
we'll hang on, We'll get to that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, hold on, yeah, hold on because the Chiefs and
the Ravens, and I'm watching all this stuff.
Speaker 4: I will cut off all communication with anybody affiliated with
that team.
Speaker 2: I am doing that.
Speaker 3: But scorch turf shirt.
Speaker 2: I have to. I just can't. I just can't. But yeah,
football season and we're.
Speaker 1: Baby so well you got Chiefs Ravens. Tonight.
Speaker 2: I could see the Ravens winning this. Oh yeah, I
could see. You could see the Ravens pulling it out
almost because but I don't see the Chiefs going away.
Speaker 1: I could almost see the.
Speaker 2: Chiefs three beeating.
Speaker 5: So the road team usually wins that first game of
the year for some reason. Yeah, they come in with
that Super Bowl celebration. The road team just comes in
and they.
Speaker 4: Just know it's it's it's only happened three or four
times where the where the Super Bowl champion at home
loses it happened. It happened to the Chiefs beat the Patriots,
the Bills beat the Rams. Last year, the Lions beat
the Chiefs, and then years ago Baltimore was forced to
go on the road and they faced Denver because the
Ools had a home game. They're like, we're not sacking,
we're not moving for you. But it doesn't happen that often,
but usually the home team, the super Bowl team wins,
but it's not necessarily a cover, but they win.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just you look at what's on Baltimore. You
forget some of the They've got some weapons over.
Speaker 4: There, and they brought in Derrick henriy Reddy. He's not
the Derrick Henry of old. But the story was that
if the Ravens, No, if the Ravens had actually just
run the ball like they always do and let Lamar
run the ball, they would have beaten the Chiefs. But
they didn't, like, Nah, we're gonna win with our arm.
We're gonna show the world that Lamar is the MVP.
Speaker 6: And he did not do that. She's got to hell
a defense.
Speaker 4: But they weren't that good against the run, except in
the fourth quarter against the Bills last year. So I
think the key is to possibly run the football and
keep keep Patrick Mahomes off the field. I mean, by
the time everybody listens to this wall, ye we will.
But I'm giving you my first thought.
Speaker 2: Here's okay, here's another. There's a lot of storylines to
this NFL season. I feel like, oh, yeah, you got
the three pete storyline.
Speaker 6: This might be the most interesting season ever.
Speaker 2: You've got Harball, Oh yeah, who has been just who's
a Niner everywhere he's gone. And he talks Jim owingly
about his quarterback. I don't think he's ever had a
top five quarterback. No, he had to rebuild Alex Smith.
He said, this guy has like a microchip for a brain.
You know. So Herbert being the quarterback, and so you
want you see that and then take it off the field.
Tom Brady making his debut in the booth for Fox, Yeah,
Brown's Cowboys.
Speaker 1: Did you hear that?
Speaker 4: They actually have him limited to what he can and
can't do leading up to a game, Like he's.
Speaker 5: Because he's getting owners possibly get the ownership in the Raiders.
So because criticize anything, Oh that's part of it. Size
the refs can't criticize plays even on TV on TV.
Speaker 2: He also he's also Fox regretting paying three hundred and
seventy five.
Speaker 4: Also not allowed to do production meetings. Basically, he has
to do what ninety nine percent of color analysts do.
Speaker 2: Just show up with the game.
Speaker 6: But uh, most of them, most of them actually though, like.
Speaker 2: Do the homework.
Speaker 4: They'll meet with the teams and they'll divulge. The teams
will trust them and divulge information. Well, well, Tom Brady
going into your locker room, all bets are off. Because
he's a potential part owner. He's gonna run back to like,
you know, Antonio appears to be like, hey said, man,
the Chiefs are doing this and the Chargers are doing this.
Speaker 2: You think he'd really yes, Okay, what's his favorite ring?
What's his favorite ring? The next one? He's looking for
number eight?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: But does he does it count as an owner? I
guess it does.
Speaker 4: Oh, dude, with Brady, he might come down off. He
may like at the third quarter, I'm going out there,
I'm signing with these guys.
Speaker 2: Screw it. I want to play.
Speaker 1: Is Taylor Swift getting a ring tonight?
Speaker 6: Well, Taylor whits one which kind of rings at the game.
Speaker 2: She will be at the game. And then, of course
there's that whole internet thing that there's a contract and
they're going to break up. September twenty, Chappelle showed the
Love County the Love Contract and so now I guess
Travis got lawyers involved, but it would be defamation of character. Listen,
I love about Boo and they're talking about doing some
kind of special event write a song about me on
the twenty eighth to celebrate the day they're supposed to
break up. They'll probably get engaged.
Speaker 1: Is it like the decision from Lebron Will they or
won't they?
Speaker 5: Well, it's a weird break, but you know it would.
I'm taking my talents to Katy Perry.
Speaker 2: Now, hang on a second. What if it came out, Kevin.
What if it came out that there was a contract
and we come in here and we find out and
somebody's got proof of it, and they do break up,
and it all just kind of lines up, and there's
no way to really believe that there wasn't this wasn't
a whole false thing. Who who would you not want
on the podcast for.
Speaker 3: The rest of the week.
Speaker 2: Who would you not well?
Speaker 5: And that funny thing is, I've never cared if this
was tells you it's not the caring about Taylor Swift,
and it would be the see I told you it's
all manipulated.
Speaker 2: It's well it comes to football, though I don't say that. No,
you don't have to believe that it's all real, but
you would say that they did this as a Pfizer
paid them. I could see myself, Sam, But the other side, well, no,
they did.
Speaker 1: They literally did.
Speaker 4: Though Travis Kelsey's doing Pfizer ads for co friend for
an illness that really isn't killing anybody anymore anymore.
Speaker 5: If this was, if this was Taylor Swift and Rob
Gronkowski five years ago, when they were playing for the Pats. Somehow,
when there was a contract, somehow, the Patriots be fine
draft picks two hundred and fifty million dollars. They'd be
spended for six games.
Speaker 4: Tom Brady couldn't be and then Tom Brady would go
scorch turf like Billy, I'm cutting off all communication until
we win.
Speaker 2: A Super Bowl again.
Speaker 1: If easy over there time one of the time so pissed.
Speaker 2: I was so pissed. All right, Danny, let's get to
it football season.
Speaker 1: I'm excited.
Speaker 2: It's the Buffalo Bill heal these nipples and the Arizona
Cardinals must win games. I feel like, to me, I
would just write this down as a w You seem
like you're very hesitant, and I don't know. I don't
know why because I.
Speaker 1: Look at Kyler Murray and I go, you're just You're okay.
Speaker 6: He's totally just playing Madden this week.
Speaker 2: He's not.
Speaker 6: He's mad like he's Madden. He plays Kyll of duty.
Speaker 4: You know, I mean, I could see this game being
a shootout. The one thing that Kyler Murray has this
year he didn't have before is a wide receiver named
Marvin Harrison. And Marvin Harrison could play. Yeah, okay, like
you might as well just pencil him in Canton.
Speaker 2: It's a jump your first game in the NFL. It
is a bit of a jump, it is.
Speaker 1: But here's the thing.
Speaker 4: But when you see the Buffalo Bills on the schedule
in the first week of May, you know, okay, now
we are game planning for the Buffalo Bills from this
point forward.
Speaker 2: Where the Bills when you.
Speaker 5: See Marvin Harrison going deep and you're starting safety is
number three?
Speaker 4: Yes, I gotta tell you. Like Raseull Douglas was our buddy.
Tied On did a piece interviewing Raeul Douglas. Guy Raseull Douglas.
Speaker 6: Played with the torn MCL last year.
Speaker 4: And if I watched that Kansas City game again in
the playoff game last night, and you could see he
was hobbling around, he wasn't himself. And he says, if
I was we would have won that game. I don't know,
but I mean that takes time to recover. And on
the other side, you got Christian Bedford.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what.
Speaker 4: Last year, the biggest problem with Arizona is that they
couldn't get the ball beyond ten yards down the field.
But when Kyler Murray came back, they were able to move.
They had one of the five best offenses in the NFL.
They ran that short passing game. But now you got
a deep threat.
Speaker 6: I'll tell you what. At the end of the day,
I mean, this could be a shootout.
Speaker 4: And the Bills, on the other hand, I'll ask you
this question, and I don't think you'll find a consensus.
Who is the second best player on the Buffalo Bills
after Josh Allen? Right, who was it last year? Stefan Dicks?
Who was the before Stephan Dicks. Yeah, they had eight
captains last year. The year before that they had six.
Now they're down to two two. So what is that
They want Josh Allen to be the man? Yeah, well
he is, but in name and in everything.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right, So I think about the other kid, who's
the cabin what's his name?
Speaker 6: Terrell bud ud.
Speaker 2: Come on spit it out, Bernard, Bernard, I watched the
whole thing.
Speaker 6: The green Dot guys are the captains.
Speaker 2: I watched the whole thing on him on their on
their website because I get the uh, the alerts and
every I get the push notificases. Everyone's here faintly off
my phone and that means something from the Bills has
come down, and uh. I watched the whole piece on him.
Interesting driven kid, he watched film, big film, guy like
this and he wants to be a leader. Could he
be the second best player on the Bills right now?
If he is, that's a problem.
Speaker 4: Your second best player, your third best player need to
an offense unless it's an edge rusher or a corner.
Speaker 2: I was just going to say, could it be an
edge rusher?
Speaker 4: I don't think it's gonna be at Oliver. I don't
think it's going to be. I think it was telling
that that At Oliver wasn't a captain. That Aj Pedessa
and Greg Russo and our captains Von Miller we know
can't be a captain because he got arrested last year
on his day off. I mean, you know, but this
is going to be I think the Bills a lot
of people are saying ten and seven, and I think
that is an honest target because this roster is depleted.
If you take away like the than that. Did you
realize that Jets actually have a better roster than the
Buffalo Bills.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they have a better defense. I don't Yeah, they
have a real good defense.
Speaker 1: It's still Jet.
Speaker 2: They won seven game year with Zack Wilson.
Speaker 4: At quarterback last year, including beating the Buffalo Bills.
Speaker 2: What if the Buffalo Bills come out and they go
four team in three, Oh yeah, I'll be credible. But
you better we knew it the whole time. We knew
the whole You better.
Speaker 4: Get home field advantage though, because fourteen and three don't
mean nothing if you can't lock up that home by
we I mean, but here's where I think it's a
must win game because you got four days to get
ready for Miami and then you got Jacksonville the follow
a week, and you think that Jacksonville has got to
have another year in the toilet after last year by
the way, they beat the Bills, So you know, you
got to get this one under your belt. And then
after that, Okay, we could settle down a little bit
if they lose to Miami and there's no shame in
them on a Thursday night in Miami.
Speaker 6: Okay, but you better take care of business with the
Cardinals period.
Speaker 1: Russul is the second best player because they gave him
the rub at training.
Speaker 5: Can't the dog that was.
Speaker 4: We showed me the one with you and Craig Conners.
I'm like, I thought you were like giving.
Speaker 2: Him a run. Oh you know what. They got great rubs, yes,
Cobblestone on Main rubs, on their ribs and on their
sta chops. It's delicious over there one on nine West
Main Street in the village of Webster. I'm telling you,
if you're looking for a date night as we head
into the weekend, maybe want to escape. You know, it's
been all a rough weekending. The kids out the school,
everybody's getting back in their routine. You're running around, you're
trying to get all the logistics you need to get
a little utah a little couple of times you go
to a Cobblestone on Me and they have intimate dining
in the back, some live music usually on Friday and
Saturday evenings, right up in front a big open, delicious bar.
And I say delicious because that's what you get. You
can have great foot We have nachos that do not
get saky over there. It's amazing. They wanton chips. They're fantastic. Yes,
it's an upscale bar with craft beers, all kinds of extent.
Speaker 1: And we haven't gone away. We gotta go.
Speaker 2: Yes, we do. Well, you brought up a great thing.
And again ideas that we don't go through. No, what
was it Friday meetings or some.
Speaker 5: Of the Yeah, well you have a kid now, congratulations.
Where our cigars where?
Speaker 2: Wow, we'll have to get out there. Cobblestone on Maine.
By the way, what was starting to say was craft
cocktails to match the season. Oh that's right, Yeah, they
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Speaker 1: Too, don't have with me.
Speaker 7: Well, that's the thing is I never caused any of
these people any pain, none at all.
Speaker 2: No, you gotta say this stuff.
Speaker 4: Oh, there's so many things I'd like to say, I know,
I know so many things.
Speaker 2: I've taken the high road for a long time, but
now on a lot of things, on a lot of things, No,
A like a lot of it's.
Speaker 1: Just like that I know of welcome to the car.
Speaker 2: And what I'm saying is that I'm I'm coming close
because I own this to just fucking spilling it all.
And when I say all, I don't just mean oh,
I mean family ship. I'm ready to fucking just go.
I'm ready to just go. Fuck you.
Speaker 5: It's a special, very special well you know what A
bill one on one bill interviews Bill.
Speaker 2: Bill Keeler did that in Utica. He interviewed himself.
Speaker 3: I think I think, like the time when you.
Speaker 2: I think that, Uh, I always think no good can
come of it, right because everybody's and I'm everybody's trying,
and I feel like I'm playing down because I always
like to say, play above the noise. I would say
that's a touchdown, play above the noise. It's gonna you
can't control that. But this one caught me by surprise
and it pissed me off. And the way you found
out about it too, I told you guys, how I
found out. Yeah, yeah, In the most in a business way.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I would you know if if you do,
if you do see this person.
Speaker 2: But I was just messive with the walls.
Speaker 1: For you guys, but they did.
Speaker 2: Fucking Jesus, Billy Kevin, You're welcome. And uh, I.
Speaker 1: Gotta tell you what's the person?
Speaker 2: Did he do? Well? He's praying for meiated the contact
I started the ball in motion. Yes he did.
Speaker 1: But you're praying to pounds away that too, but pray
to a higher being. I would like to.
Speaker 4: I would like to see this, uh, this interaction, if
it ever happened, I would.
Speaker 1: I would have a front row.
Speaker 2: It's really it could happen. Oh, thin can very easily. No, no, no, no,
I will tell you why. Okay, Oh, there's there are
so many connections to this person that people are unaware
of that I have through past administrations and things. Uh
huh that and and where we sit where we sit
in our studio. There's something that you are not aware of.
I think you do. I think you do. I don't
know that you do, and I'm not I don't mean that.
I don't mean that in a bad way. I'm just
saying like, okay, we'll tell you. Wow, Okay.
Speaker 1: I mean, at this point, I feel like you should
send me in as the soldier.
Speaker 2: You don know me, no, and I wouldn't never. But
here's the thing is, I'm not looking for the trouble.
Speaker 1: Let it come you.
Speaker 2: You brought it. It's out there. You come by me,
or you come to me or.
Speaker 7: And by the way, I likely ship.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Here's one. That motherfucker sent me a text. Hey, I
walked by your studio. What a great space you've got.
Fuck you, Yeah, I do. And now I'm gonna shove
it up all your asses.
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Speaker 2: I see now I'm starting to feel a little bad
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Speaker 1: With a sex and then the two three and a
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Speaker 2: Oh that's a good combo.
Speaker 1: I just picked six. Pick loud numbers.
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Speaker 1: So I'm saying, I'm saying low, low, low.
Speaker 2: Develop It sounds like who there it is? Yeah, to
the ribs, to the ribs, to the head, to the head,
to the.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 2: So I have said for years that there's something in
the water. When I say there's something in the water,
I refer to inapprop relationships between a teacher and a student.
And it's only the second day. Well, it's the second
day of school here. Now, don't forget on the South.
They start the heart the heart of that unfolded in Georgia,
which this kid apparently had a lot of issues and
a very disruptive home life, and his aunt is online
trying to defend but she's deleted everything, and somebody else says,
I really feel bad for him. He's been in a
lot of pain. What about the four people that are dead?
It's it's such a convoluted thing. But I'll tell you this,
like that was school started August first, so you're a
month in. Not that that makes it any better, but
I like to think that we can at least get
through the first three days. You know what I'm saying,
football season? Could we at least get the first game
out of the way.
Speaker 1: But in the South, they don't care about the pros.
I give you.
Speaker 2: This story from Arizona.
Speaker 4: A Buckeye high school principal placed on administratively.
Speaker 9: He is accused of having inappropriate sexual conversations online with
a young girl who was a actually undercover agent, and
according to court documents, forty two year old Joseph Kinney
US a social media app called Whisper to talk with
who he thought, why the.
Speaker 2: Way I've heard about Whisper, I'll.
Speaker 9: Tell documents say he asked her to get quote cozy
in bed and that quote he didn't mind her age
authority say other parts of their conversations related to sexual matters,
and yesterday he was served a search warrant at his
good Year home. He was arrested. He admitted to speaking
to multiple girls who claimed to be underage. Kenny said
he assumed they were all adults and engaging in role playing,
and claimed he would never engage in sexual acts with
a child. He starts with one count of luring a
minor for sexual exploitation.
Speaker 2: All right where there's smoke. There's fire in these situations.
But here's what I don't get. It sounds like if
you see his mug shot is him and he looks
like magnum p I's got a shitty Hawaiian shirt on.
In my head. I finished the outfit with Kaki cargo shorts, yeah,
because that's the kind of guy and flip flops.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Market. But he had a really short haircut, and I
mean a hard part, like a hard part downside.
Speaker 1: And a bigger guy because sometimes Hawaiian because they fit.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I couldn't. It didn't look like he was.
But I know what you mean. I do what you mean.
There's a little more flow ability.
Speaker 4: By the way, how many shower scenes of magnum p
I doing that show? Somebody remember all that because it
was always on My mom watched it every day. Oh
that's why I'm like, oh for the shower scene, it.
Speaker 1: Was the same episode, just rewinding it.
Speaker 4: Tom sellek Tom Selleck, good looking guys Detroit Tigers had
I think Tom Selleck was supposed to be.
Speaker 1: The Raiders of the Lost art.
Speaker 2: Oh really, yeah, he was supposed to be the guy.
Oh wow, and he had he committed to some other
movie and he felt like his integrity was there and
he didn't go. And so by the time he got free,
they had already found Harrison Ford and away we went.
Speaker 6: Well, MAGNI p I seemed to work out five for him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then he was Yeah, I loved him. I
loved him as the older guy on Friends Friends. Yeah,
he was yeah, banging Courtney Cox.
Speaker 4: Anybody missing a pair of glasses and he pulls out
a couple of classes.
Speaker 6: He starts cracking up.
Speaker 5: It's like, my favorite magd PF was when he was
doing reverse mortgages.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I heard what that? Oh God that he
had that other show, uhh Blood Blue bloods. It lasted forever.
I'm still yeah, is it really? I thought they shut
it down.
Speaker 1: I think he's off and I think it's still going.
Speaker 6: Oh those were verse mortgages, reversed him out of the script.
Speaker 2: Well, here's my question. Can this just pop up suddenly
at forty two years old? You start going, yeah, you
know what, I really like God to know me. It's
just weird, Like, wouldn't that always be something that's there?
Speaker 4: Well, we thought that was like Sandusky, it was going
back like decades, right, but was.
Speaker 1: There was there?
Speaker 2: Yes, That's what I'm saying, right, or like the guy
was it Hilton Kevin the principal? Yes, in Hilton, and
he was having lunch with the kids. But whatever, but
that that was another one, another principal And what happens
like to make that happen? Did you have a traumatic
brain injury over the summer? Did your son roll a
side by side and you hit your head? I'll tell
you what.
Speaker 5: There's a lot of Is it different now because girls
dress a lot different than they did when we were kids.
Speaker 2: I you're twelve.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I'm saying kid.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean it's not unheard of. I mean, Elvis
dated his wife when she was fourteen. David Bowie slept
with a fifteen year old and she said it was
the most like magnificent moment of her life or something
like that is when she grew up. I mean, like
Jimmy Page, I guess dated some young girls too. I
mean so, I mean, and then you have the Stephen
Tyler's story that came out last year.
Speaker 2: Right, and all that stuff seemed to be I don't yeah,
I guess, I guess. I'm not saying it was socially acceptable,
but it seemed like it was more socially acceptable that
it could be. Yeah, well, but cause you go, where's
the fourteen year old's parents? Elvis is her? Priscilla's parents
were well aware of Elvis. Yeah, they were near Fort Yeah,
and so why and you would think military family would
go My fourteenth Mel Hall of the formerly of the
New York Yankees.
Speaker 4: They did that Bronx Zoo documentary on Peacock and it
talked about how Mel Hall won over the fifteen year
old girl's parents and then they found out he had
a pattern of this.
Speaker 2: That's why he's still in jail. And the one guy
who came to her rescue.
Speaker 4: Actually went over actually, but that's my point though, like,
how dumb.
Speaker 1: Are your parents.
Speaker 4: Because it probably gave her ticket and they probably got like,
you know, manipulated into.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, you can come over and hang out.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's just misunderstood, right, That's how it happens. And
by the way, the guy who came to her aid
was Donald Trump because they were living in Trump Tower.
Speaker 2: He goes, do you need anything? Do you help to get
out of this relationship? She said?
Speaker 4: She goes, oh yeah, like Donald Trump actually like new
something was up.
Speaker 2: It was asking if you need to help, here's my house.
Speaker 1: Kid.
Speaker 2: Well it's a guy who also had a daughter that
age that age, right, So.
Speaker 5: Do you also do you know everything that your kids
are doing on their phone? I mean when you had
when you guys tag teamed where you're going through the
phone pretty consistently.
Speaker 2: Was I worry now because it's all hid all the time. Yeah,
and it's all hidden.
Speaker 1: You can't yeah, finds.
Speaker 2: All disappear, right because there's even schools now. Uh. And
I think it brought this up last night where they're
trying to they put it in I forget the name
of the bag, but the bag gets locked. It's magnetized.
They do it a concerts sometimes or especially comedy shows,
and because they don't want you filming it, and uh,
kids are dropping in fake phones in the bag and.
Speaker 1: Holy shit, I mean it's.
Speaker 6: A why they steal those fake phones in Horizon.
Speaker 1: But let me go back to why is the phone
sound like it's got candy in it?
Speaker 2: Hmm, smarty skittles?
Speaker 1: Could it be role playing?
Speaker 2: Like what is that where all of a sudden you're
gonna roll like I don't get the at least the
baby fetish diaper is adults. But they're acting. I don't
understand it. I can't wrap my head around it. But
they're like I would say, no babies were harmed in
the role playing of this scene. It's not like they're
attracted to babies. They're attracted to being like a baby,
being treated like a baby.
Speaker 1: They want to be that.
Speaker 2: They want to be the role playing where some woman
is on the other end telling you she's twelve, and
you're going, well, it doesn't matter to me.
Speaker 4: I don't fucking things, And then you turn around and say, yeah,
that's not something i'd ever do.
Speaker 2: I thought these were all consensual adults.
Speaker 6: Well, I mean here and here and here.
Speaker 1: You know what if you're playing a thirteen year old
and she's twelve.
Speaker 2: But even that is fucking strange, right, do you understand this?
You can't do that whole thing is bizarre and and
why are you just gonna finishing a thirteen year old?
Let me have my thing, all right, is we need
a sexpert, like somebody who studies like human sexuality or
whatever it is that we can call those You can't
talk about it that we call at the ready because
I have so many questions about that. Now this playing
off the story already, We're only into the second day
of school. How many days have your kids gone?
Speaker 1: Kevin Tyler was one today and he's got two.
Speaker 2: Two, Okay, Jameson's two. I think some kids around here
may be already three. Four, yeah, three, But the uh so,
I'll wait to see if anything happens around here. But
the high school principal in Arizona, I think he's been
there about a month. But either way, creepy is creepy.
This story, not having to do with kids, is maybe
the most bizarre story I have ever encountered. Ever, I
can't imagine. I just this is one And definitely if
you said to me, what country did this story happen in,
I'm saying USA. But no.
Speaker 10: A seventy one year old man has gone on trial
in France accused of repeatedly drugging his wife and offering
her to strangers for sex over a decade. Over Pelico,
and more than fifty men face up to twenty years
in jail if found guilty. His wife was unconscious and
unaware of the rapes, which allegedly took place at their
home in Mazan in southern France. Sex crime cases are
often held behind closed doors to protect victims, but the
wife's lawyer said his client wanted them open.
Speaker 11: This is also a way for her to say that
one can overcome this challenge, even though today is just
the beginning, that this has to be made known and
that shame should switch sides.
Speaker 10: A lawyer for Pelicot has told French media he admits
to his crimes.
Speaker 4: So what's the trial for I he admits it, I
think for the other people, Okay, I see, yeah, I
think they have.
Speaker 2: To bring him right. But how weird is it? First
of all, so meant fifty men between twenty six and
seventy four. He would drug her with sleeping pills and
then had rules couldn't wear a lot of cologne, and
they couldn't have They couldn't smoke around her because it
would it would lure her out of her sleep. I
guess I know I shouldn't be laughing at this. I'm
laughing at the absolute absurdity, Like this sounds made up.
And if I told you what happened in America, if
I gave you a choice of countries, maybe Russia, France
or America, maybe I'd say, Russia, I'm.
Speaker 1: Laughing at the absurdity that fifty guys want a dead fish.
Speaker 3: Well, thank you.
Speaker 2: This is the other thing that would be like necrophilia,
would it not? Isn't that what? Uh?
Speaker 4: Well, America's favorite dad got accused of multiple times.
Speaker 2: Of yes, it's exactly what it was like? What is like?
What kind of like? I mean, exactly what it was?
Speaker 9: Sick?
Speaker 2: Sick.
Speaker 4: I don't even want to use the word fetish because
because it kind of trivializes it. I mean, that is
just manipulation and just evil, just pure evil. She said,
the fact that you found fifty dudes to want to do.
Speaker 2: This, Yes, yes, I was sacrificed at the altar of vice.
This woman said. They regarded me like a rag doll,
like a garbage bag, And she they said, she's spoken
a calm and clear voice. She recalled the unbearable horror
when the case finally came to light. So you go,
how does this go on? How did she figure out
for a decade? Great question, because like all of a sudden,
did he wait till she passed out and then brought
the guy in? Did she have a dinner party? And
the guy was there? I have no idea. But here's
what happened. He the husband, Pelico, was arrested because a
security guard caught him filming up women's skirts in a
shopping center. Okay, I think I heard about that, So
they were he was, and the probe uncovered thousands of photos,
the classics, and videos of her unconscious being raped at
her home. Could you imagine going, wait what like? You
had no idea?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 2: So they got him for my ash hurts today, but
I don't know why.
Speaker 5: So they got him for up the skirt shots. Yeah,
and found this on his phone? But how about this?
Speaker 10: Yes?
Speaker 2: And they so they took his phone. I don't know
the laws in France as he maybe he admits or
they say, hey, man, he's got these photos. We saw
him taking them. They they need the evidence, They take
the phone, they find that, and then they find all
these other videos. This guy he must have got off
on almost cuckold, but he knew his wife wouldn't do it.
Speaker 1: So there's that place in France where the naked lady stands,
and there's always been that hole in the wall.
Speaker 2: And I see London where the boys can see it all.
But this is that's so disturbing.
Speaker 1: Is this the nuttiest story ever?
Speaker 2: And yeah, so they find all this stuff and she said,
after fifty years of marriage, so she's seventy five, she's
seventy two. Now this has been going on. It was
discovered in twenty twenty, which makes her sixty eight. At
the time, it was going on for a decade. Oh oh, well,
hang on, we're not done. Oh fifty eight. So she's
a fifty.
Speaker 1: Eight year old woman.
Speaker 2: And I'm sorry, what twenty six year old guy is pining?
Speaker 1: I'm not.
Speaker 2: I mean, I know today it's a little more acceptable
fifty eight year old woman.
Speaker 1: Maybe you look back.
Speaker 2: I have no idea, but a passed out fifty eight
year old woman. I watched something on Instagram today that
made me laugh, and it was a woman and she's
in a bikini and she says, you know, don't believe
everything you're seeing. She goes, this is me in good
lighting in my bikini, and she goes, this is me
with editing, and it's like her butt's a little round her.
And she goes, and then she's outside and she goes,
and this is me in natural light. There's cell you light,
saggy skin, dimples, you know, that's what we are, it's
human beings.
Speaker 4: So Jenny McCarthy came out like twenty years ago and said,
yoh yeah, we got like flaws all over the place.
Speaker 2: They edited all that stuff, like We're with.
Speaker 4: Katie Kirk became the anchor for the six thirty news
at CBS. So the big controversy was they put her
on the cover. I think it was TV Guide, I
don't remember the magazine right, and they made her waist
look incredibly thin and it wasn't and people said.
Speaker 2: That's not keaty.
Speaker 4: Kirk doesn't look like that, guys, And so they showed
the actual picture. They had to apologize to make her
look quote thinner because she's supposed to be a credible
news journalist.
Speaker 2: She said, I no longer have an identity. I don't
know if I'll ever be able to rebuild myself. Look,
it goes back to this is terrible. I wish I
don't know if this is the this is how my
dumb head would work, and I and and I've tried
it with myself. I didn't know it for so long, Right,
maybe I was suspicious of something, but I didn't know
it and I lived and I was fine. So now
that I do know. Why am I going to let
it destroy me when I have been living right, living it,
actually living it. Now I'm not living it. It's over,
it's done, it's finished. It's back there. Why you know
what I mean? Right? Like?
Speaker 4: I know a guy who found out he was adopted
after his parents were dead, and he's like, look, my
parents are gone.
Speaker 2: What am I supposed to do? Yeah? I had a
great upbringing. I'm not gonna go back and take that out.
Speaker 1: But here's the weird part.
Speaker 2: He did allow a guy with aides to have sex
with her. Did she get it? She did not, But
she tested positive for four STDs? I'm sure. Yeah. I
mean now, was this over the course of time? Yeah,
over the course of time.
Speaker 4: So she did she not ever turn around to her
husband like, hey, you infected me because I'm not banging
anybody else.
Speaker 2: I don't know. No, I think she didn't even know
that she had those stdcds. Maybe they were like dormant,
maybe she got a.
Speaker 8: But four of them.
Speaker 2: I think they said four in the article. I don't
have the exact article in front of me, but I
man who has learned something about their spouse that they
had no idea that they had kept hidden like I've
heard of people. I know somebody, a pretty prominent family.
The daughter married a guy and it was found out
that the guy was into like really kinky group sex
and he had a whole separate life. Yeah, yeah, well known.
The family was fairly well known. Yeah ok, yeah yeah right,
and that that was a quick and ugly Yeah, all
ties were cut off, I could imagine.
Speaker 4: I mean, I don't know anybody like that, which means
I probably know somebody.
Speaker 6: We just still don't know the story.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you know this is love, Like this is
what you call fifty years of marriage, you've been with
this person, like you got to feel like you've been
lied to and all this stuff. And what about they
have three kids together who are all adults, like adults
my age, yeah right, and probably grandkids and grandkids. She's
a grandmother. What about could you ever talk to your
dad again if you knew that this is what your
dad did. He drugged your mom with sleeping pills and
then told people, don't want too much cologne and don't smoke.
Speaker 6: Also have your phone on the airplane, nolle, please.
Speaker 2: Jesus Christ. I mean, most spouses, the worst thing they
do is financial infidelity? They buy something behind your back
or they've got, you know, a little money that they
stash away and dammel with another guitar.
Speaker 1: Yeah, something like I don't know.
Speaker 2: I think I fairly yeah, and I go, how do you?
Speaker 1: How do you?
Speaker 2: How does this how does this guy carry on as
her husband during these years? Going to a sociopath?
Speaker 4: But like, but I know there's degrees of social No,
I don't know what theopathology.
Speaker 2: He's got to be at the highest end of the spectrum.
What the fuck? That's awful? And like you said, Kevin,
that's like dath petalty worthy because that's technically attempted murder.
You could have Yeah, you could have killed her, could
have killed her by lethal injection. Wow, Well, it's just right.
He was right there, This was right there.
Speaker 1: What am I going to say for someone who was
I'm pining for women over fifty and I'm sure I
could say Diane Laney. He'd be okay with it. Uh,
I know I would.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'd have to have you know you would. No,
we'd have to know Diana Lane, and I would have
to have shut the hell on.
Speaker 1: I am not well five years.
Speaker 4: Away, half a decade she was in the last season
A House of Card.
Speaker 1: You is that still on?
Speaker 6: So House of Cards?
Speaker 12: Uh?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 6: The actress Robin whatever her name was.
Speaker 4: Yes, she convinced the writers to do one more season
without Kevin Spacey okay, And so I had to watch
it just.
Speaker 2: To see how they closed the loop of it was.
Speaker 4: It was solid considering the fact that he wasn't in it,
you know, but the season before ruined the entire show.
It was such a great show until season five. Bo
Will Laman was the showrunner. He left the show and
it turned into a scary movie.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's all as sudden.
Speaker 6: Who's getting killed now? It's like it's like Washington is
not the Sopranos.
Speaker 2: Okay, it's just not.
Speaker 1: It's kind of like the Bill is underseason five with
Josh Allen.
Speaker 2: It could be scary, it could be Necrophi's terribly it
is that the most bizarre story you've ever heard. And
I just only nechophilia with a living person, That's what
I mean. And it's just like, when you think you've
heard everything, there's something more depraved out there. There's something
slightly more to prave this only because here's the thing
we can go on about Epstein Island was horrible, and
those things are all awful. They're all awful, and somebody
put their trust in someone. But somewhere there were other
people in on it, you know what I'm saying. They're
all there were other people in it. This is your
husband of fifty years, right, fifty years, who is supposed
to be in sickness and in health blah blah blah,
and he's knocking you out. And then I don't know
where he's even finding these weirdos. How do you find
fifty guys who want to come over and bang? And
I'm sure he's there to watch unless she's just like,
I don't know, ambient. You hear about people with ambient
and had like these ambient dreams and they all of
a sudden they walked down the stairs or whatever, like
they may not recall what they did, but they're actually
in the act of doing it. And so maybe maybe
she was actively having sex and enjoying it or so
they thought, and to her just she couldn't even recall it.
I wonder if that is the case, because they say
sleeping pills.
Speaker 4: But well, there was a video when you worked together.
There was a video that you had me caught up
of how to date rape women.
Speaker 1: It was no no, no, no, no no no like
know why your computer shutdown?
Speaker 2: No no, no search history for that. No you no.
Speaker 4: You stumbled across a video and we played it on CMF.
This actually aired on television, like experts.
Speaker 2: Talking about how to unplug the phone and makes sense.
Speaker 6: You want to hypnotize her, blah blah blah.
Speaker 2: I mean, like like one of those news magazines. I
couldn't believe it. It's like this actually was broadcast on
American television at some point. Uh. You and I grew
up in small towns. I grew up in a small town.
Somebody sent me a an article that that references my
small town and then references a town around here. And
it's sad and it bothers me a little bit. But
I'll see if you can kind.
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Speaker 1: Well, the thing is the biggest vision.
Speaker 4: I mean I when I brought I brought my wife
to the wedding I went to a couple of weeks ago.
We had to pass by a few schools and she
goes is every single school in Chautaquoa County K through
twelve And I go not every but quite.
Speaker 2: A bit of them.
Speaker 4: The buildings, yes, building K through twelve, like one school,
like like that's unheard of here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but back home, Yeah, that's the way it was.
Speaker 1: I almost feel like.
Speaker 2: It's not a great it is. I feel like it's
not a great thing to be in the same building,
Like I like, well, there we're separated. Yeah, no, no, no,
I understand. But even like the same kids, Like I,
I went to school with kids, and I guess in
a way, that's a great thing. Like the two women
that were in here that I grew up with, met
in nursery school at three years old. Wow, still friends today.
So I can't you know, what are you gonna do? Right?
But for me, it was like God, And I'll tell
you this story in a second. But I even my father,
like I used to complain about something. My father decided
to teach summer school because he was bored one year,
so he did it in pine Planes. He's a certified teacher,
and he came back and goes, holy crap, everything you say.
He's like, they talk down to the kids. They treat
some of the kids, you know, clearly coming from lesser background,
they treat them like scumbags. They pretty much call him scumbag.
I go, yeah, the fucking teachers were bullies.
Speaker 8: Not all of them.
Speaker 1: There were some great ones, the ones I loved.
Speaker 2: There were ones I absolutely adored to this day, but
there were some that were they just were very dismissive. Now,
I was also a kid that that didn't. I wasn't
that poor, and I wasn't you know what I'm saying.
So you were coming in, My homework was done. My
parents showed up to things. Uh, so you had the
family support and they kind of But man, the kids
that didn't you almost feel like you'd want to booy
them a little bit, and they didn't. Man, they put
their boot on the neck. Yeah, I go. It was
so fucking terrible. My school really wasn't like that.
Speaker 4: But there were a couple of times where if the
kid got out of hand, they just didn't have sympathy
for you. They would have less sympathy for you if
you didn't come from a great background and you were
a pain in the ass. If you came from a
great background and we're a pain and then you know what,
then like you know, they would give you a little
bit of leeway, you know, but like there.
Speaker 6: Was like two strikes, you know.
Speaker 4: If you were poor, yeah, and you were a pain
and that you know what, Yeah, and your parents were
a pain in the what and they didn't want anything
to do with you. They would just treat you like
garbage and they didn't care I was a pain.
Speaker 2: And then you know what. But I made it fun.
So they yeah, so they werenable. Was smart educators.
Speaker 1: I did fun.
Speaker 2: They I go with my gut on this one thing.
Speaker 1: That's because you make.
Speaker 2: An interesting you know. You weren't like a bull.
Speaker 4: It was always like clever well sort of like you're
like Zach Morris, like the cleet I did like that well.
Speaker 2: The stuff was like if you were going to get
in trouble, do it with style. That's what I always thought.
It was like you gotta if you're gonna do it,
you gotta do it. Stuff that you would look back
and laugh at that stuff that was like you've had
a few of those two. I think that I did
some dumb hack things like I I know that I
stole wh when we had to dissect the baby pig
fel pigs, the feudal pig. I took the pick. I
took the pig's heart, and I snuck it out of
the room and I hung it in somebody's locker with
a note guess who's got a heart on for you?
And I thought it was the greatest thing that was
this girl's locker, And but the famel smell dan it
was it was it was like me and Drakar When
I ran to get in that that car that it
was like a loud It just sat there. That was terrible.
And I somehow got away with that because they were
freaking pissed. Like after that, they were checking everybody as
you left the biology all right, heart search. But they
gave you like pins to pin the pig down right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, because you had to demonstrate where everything.
Speaker 1: Was, so you pinned.
Speaker 2: So I took the pin and uh the pans that
were like brownies, yes, And I hit it and it
was the pig's heart. And I put it in this
girl's locker. I don't know how I because she had
her locker open and she was talking to somebody, and
I just.
Speaker 6: It would have been a great validite's day.
Speaker 2: Bill.
Speaker 1: Oh no, it wasn't a heart.
Speaker 2: I think it was March. Yeah, of course they waited.
Speaker 1: Yes, I think it was one step from chloro from.
Speaker 2: But it's really bad. But I want to tell you this,
this small town thing. But first, if you're going out
this weekend, there's one place to go that would be
Iron Smoke Distillery. You get some of that great iron
smoke spirits. You can have a moscow mule. You can
have a.
Speaker 1: What's my right head?
Speaker 2: And Rosie is your favorite, and I like the Peacemaker,
the boozy root beer. See all these things that you're
learning that you can order now. You know, you ever
go into a place and you can tell that you're
not a regular because you've maybe mispronounced something or you're
not if you are somebody who likes beer. They've got
Three Headed local Brewery there. They've got, you know, a
bunch of them, a bunch of different beers for you
to choose for the Hoors to Ovaries.
Speaker 1: Locker Now.
Speaker 2: Tomorrow night they do the Acoustic Sunset Sessions, Danny says,
Monica Hall super talented. That kicks off at five and
goes till eight o'clock. A lot of fun. Then Mud Creek.
If you're a grateful dead fan, they do a really
really great job all your grateful favorites beginning at a
thirty come back on Saturday. The Acoustic Sunset Sessions with
Sammy Viamante. Okay, do you know Sammy. Sammy blends a
bunch of different styles reggae, rock, folk, and it's all acoustic.
Because it's the Acoustic Sunset Sessions. That's the kind of
stuff I love. Cool. Yeah, that's the kind of stuff
I love. Maybe I'll sneak why I can't. I got jameson.
But here is something which one fair Here's here's the
one that I think that I would I'm curious about,
I really am. The Birthday Suit Jubilee is Saturday night,
nine to eleven. It's the joyous time of year again
when the burlesque babes are back at Iron Smoke. Doors
open at eight thirty, show at nine thirty, and uh
it says bearing it all. I don't know what that means. Yeah,
I've never seen a burlests show. I always thought burlesque
was more teas.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, teas.
Speaker 2: But that sounds like a lot of fun outfits. And
then Sunday you've got the acoustic Sunset sessions. It's the
Croon Tunes with Rich Green. Rich is very talent. Yes,
I know, you know Rich, Yes, And that's what's happening
for yourkend. And what a lot of fun to have
over an Iron Smoke distillery right here in Fairport, New York.
Baby small town, kind of a small town.
Speaker 4: But there's a test to Rochester. Anytime that's attached to
the Rochester. You can't consider it small, Okay, I don't
think that's okay, five kids of the class.
Speaker 2: Something about there's something about this town that I like,
this village that I got charm, it really does, and
the trees really bring it out. And the people it's
just it's just a nice place. But pine plains and
people keep their homes nice too. I went to high school. Uh, okay,
what about people keep their homes nice too.
Speaker 1: I apparently have a shitty house.
Speaker 8: I didn't say that.
Speaker 1: It's just sounds like.
Speaker 2: Sounds reason that was not as specific do boopy boy.
So I get an article sent to me today nice
homes here though, from a great listener who sends metuff
all the time, Ken Dice na ken is has a
connection to down where I grew up. And the name
of the article is it's about a coach, a football coach,
and it's Hoffs. I think it's Hoff h a U
g H s Hoffs Hawk. Possibly I had the teacher
of Hawk Hawk was h a U g H. Yeah, okay,
h a U g H. I thought it was Hoff's.
But Hawk's turnabout it says by his own admission, Mike
Hawk or Hoff was quote just a run of the
mill half back at Ithaca. The mediocre player did not
turn into a run of the mill coach, though, If
this year's v Lavonia football team was any indication, and
I this is.
Speaker 1: What this guy looks like. That was the guy that
was my English teacher, Mike.
Speaker 2: Hawk And oh really at aquinas well, I don't know
the young It doesn't say. It says he inherited a
program that had produced one winning team in the last
decade and guided the Bulldogs to second place with a
six one to one record in the Lavonia County League
North Division.
Speaker 6: Oh wow, okay, which is pretty good.
Speaker 1: Quite a turn around.
Speaker 2: I feel bad for the tie though. He has been
named Greater Rochester Coach of the Year by sports writers
of the Gannett Rochester newspapers, all two of them. After
graduating from Ithaca and receiving a master's degree in physical
education at Columbia, Off coached ten years at Pine Plains,
eighty miles north of New York City. That is exactly
where it is.
Speaker 1: I've always a fine American graduate Ofica.
Speaker 2: I thought it was ninety. He left when budgetary problems
worsened his last three years. I don't know when this
guy was a coach. It doesn't say I'm assuming this
is a fairly recent article. Mike hoff or Hawk would
is the I would assume the Lavoni coach today probably
getting ready for a gat this weekend. It was he
says quote about pine plains, and this makes me very sad.
It really does. Doesn't surprise me, but it pisses me
off a little bit. It was a ridiculous situation. We
started last season with less money than we had in
nineteen sixty seven, in nineteen sixty six or sixty eight,
excuse me, nineteen sixty seven, in nineteen sixty eight. Now,
I don't know how he would know that, but probably
people talking in the EU through budgets and looking the
morale of the kids was deteriorating. He answered an ad
in the New York Times and was soon the head
coach of the Lavondi team that had won three of
seven games in nineteen seventy three. I was impressed with
the commitment from the administration, He said. The caliber of
play is very similar between the two areas. Although the
Bulldogs had only three seniors on offense, they scored two
hundred and four points. Blah blah blah, blah blah blah
blah blah. Pine Plains like taking a step back in time.
Where where's the money?
Speaker 1: Where? Where are the boosters?
Speaker 2: Where's the parables? There's usually like a booster. The's always
a booster, the poster.
Speaker 4: The kids all raise money, you know, for the school,
and they put or they put it in the program
and that type of thing.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it really is sad. Like I mean, I don't
know how often you go back to Pine Planes.
Speaker 2: I not often at all. But you know what, I'm
gonna start going back more, and I'm gonna tell you why. Okay.
Speaker 1: His first coaching job was at Pine Plains in seventy four,
seventy four, seventy four. Okay, this is an old dude,
so he was prior to my time where he spent
ten years.
Speaker 2: Where is he in Lavonia? Then?
Speaker 1: Is he's not the coach? Now? How old is this
fucking article?
Speaker 2: This guy send it to me today?
Speaker 5: This one's I got a different. I got one from
the Daily Messenger, huh, which talks about him.
Speaker 1: Is he's sick? The guy Mike is sixty eight? Is
he still coaching?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 2: Okay, I think it's boys do all right? Well, Okay,
so seventy four. Yeah, it was a poor area. Yeah,
Pine Plans is a poor area.
Speaker 6: I know every time I drive back through my hometown,
I get more and more depressed.
Speaker 2: Well it, Yeah, there are times where it just looks
so bad. It's just it's just bad. I love Rhinebeck,
and Rhinebeck was even where we would go sometimes to
meet the prettier girls we thought, although there was some
girls that I just had a huge crush on in
my high school.
Speaker 1: Like, how long were your parents teachers before you were born?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 1: Not very long. I think you your parents might know.
Well they did.
Speaker 2: They didn't teach the pine Planes. They taught Poughkeepsie and
Wappingers Falls. Like they they commuted forty five minutes. My
mother would still be putting her makeup on driving down
the Taconic State Parkway and then once lost control of
the car and went right into a fucking poll while
putting her lipstick on. She had like a fat lift
and everything she was rushing, and she yeah, because everything goes.
Speaker 1: We lived. We lived in Appalachia, and it took forever
to get anywhere.
Speaker 4: I had a professor of Fisher's on nine to eleven,
and she's going on with class and we're all like.
Speaker 2: You know what's going on right now?
Speaker 6: She just kept going on.
Speaker 4: She had no idea and we she was in a
hurry because she had a dab of make up here,
a dab here, dab here.
Speaker 2: She never rubbed it in.
Speaker 4: It's like she forgot and we're like, okay, do we
tell her that, like there's an attack or do we
tell her about her makeup? It was like, okay, let's
talk about the attack.
Speaker 2: She'll figure three dabs. Maybe she was she she was,
she was, But yeah, It's.
Speaker 4: It's funny because now they're combining like teams now in schools,
Like my hometown is now combined with Forestville School. Then
I think like in shot Chatako County, Westfield and Brockton
are together.
Speaker 2: I think Fredoni and Dunkerk might be together.
Speaker 1: And I do wonder longtime rivals cal Mom and uh
Laury I think are combined this year.
Speaker 2: I wonder if that you are and Gananda I think
are together they have been for a number of years.
But I wonder if some of these others are more
because people worry about the concussions.
Speaker 1: Some are going to seven on seven too, Yeah, yea.
Speaker 2: And I wonder like, how how much does they can
cushing stuff play into that? I have no idea.
Speaker 6: Aquients at homeschool? You going together?
Speaker 2: Well, we had, uh your homeschool? Can you play? Can
you play football? They have to allow you to come in.
Speaker 1: And there was a kid they were Goaliinge for Greece
a couple of years ago. Yeah, home school.
Speaker 4: What if you like like my nephew and niece like
they if they if they wanted, they could go to
K to twelve in a private school. But would they
have to like if they wanted to play a sport
they don't have?
Speaker 6: Can they play in a public school?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: I believe with a private I'm not sure.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure. Okay, sometimes they may make exceptions, but
I don't. I don't really know. So we had a
district called Webatuck. Imagine what that turned into? Yeah it
was Weba Tuck. Yeah I know, I can imagine. I
was right out there leaving the chat. But then they
they did not have football, they had soccer, so they
combined and let those kids play football with us because
the insurance on football was so high. But uh, now,
I do I really think that are down for football? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Williamson doesn't have a football program, I don't think, and no, Honeywood,
not for years have a football program.
Speaker 2: And I there are things about football that I love,
from the discipline aspect of it, and there are things where,
you know, I hope that they've corrected a little bit
from when I played. I'll never forget like fucking up
and going with the lineman and just getting creamed in
the Oklahoma drills. The worst. You go back to back
and they blow the whistle and you run this way,
and then you turn around they blow it again and
you just run at each other, which is just so stupid.
Speaker 8: It is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, I swear to go. I was like,
might got my bell rung? Oh?
Speaker 1: Sure, da lock it off?
Speaker 2: Did you bell ruck?
Speaker 1: Billy?
Speaker 2: That's all right to the point where the like the
senior that they made me go against was like coach
to a point.
Speaker 1: Five guys had sex. It was uncons.
Speaker 2: Between the ages of twenty six and seventy four.
Speaker 1: It's uh, I don't know.
Speaker 2: It bothered me when I saw that, but now now
that I'm realizing that this guy was an older article,
because I do I do to your point when I
go home, and I'll go back there more often now
because uh my mom just needs help with stuff. No,
and so I almost feel like, at least quarterly I
need to go for seasonal things like bring a lawn
furniture in and you know.
Speaker 1: Put out the whatever and make sure that that's why
Jamison's up here now so.
Speaker 2: You don't have left all right, I got it now, Jamison,
my hands are fold Could you pick that up for me?
Can you carry that for me? I go here, put it? Well,
I got my hands. I put the goddamn phone in
your pocket. You don't need to be always looking at
the take two trips. Yeah, this has been an interesting
but we'll see how how things go.
Speaker 1: We can't wait for the report in November.
Speaker 2: The report, and I'm hoping that I really think that
you give Jameson report cards a requord. Jameson, that's true.
Speaker 1: Well, we were talking about doing our.
Speaker 2: Own daily not daily weekly podcasts like father like Son,
and we would talk about the different things.
Speaker 5: That'll last three. So it's because you get so annoyed
with him half the time. I could hear it in
your voice the other day.
Speaker 2: Well, only because he wasn't understanding what I was trying
to say. Wasn't necessarily he was going so much on
the rap stuff, and he's going, Drake can never come
up with their trash, their trash, And I'm going that
that's not fair to say, because you don't have today
without yesterday.
Speaker 1: Dray never wrote a song, you know, how about the
chronic that.
Speaker 2: You can't you can't say that they didn't come up
with and you may not like it because it's old
to you and used to make fun of the Beatles. Right,
but they forged the way, yes, right, they forded. Bob
Dylan forged away for a lot of people. I think,
I do wonder do you have certain artists today if
you didn't have a Bob Dylan shown that you could
do that sort.
Speaker 1: Of Hell.
Speaker 2: Well she may be for some many years, but I
can say, like, did Bob Dylan sort of open the
doors for someone who was writing their own music and
singing in almost a singer songwriter sing so right away?
In some cases? Yeah?
Speaker 6: I mean yeah, because like Elvis didn't write his own stuff.
Speaker 2: Steelers Wheel did a whole thing where they sound like Dylan.
There's a whole song it's like a Dylan song with
Dylan didn't write it, right, I mean, you have that
kind of impact and that My only point with jameis
was like, the Space program isn't where it is, Medical
advancements aren't where they are, cancer research isn't without the pioneers.
Speaker 6: We're all just standing on the shoulders.
Speaker 2: That doctor didn't know anything.
Speaker 1: He was a complete fucking day's trash.
Speaker 2: Really well, we couldn't get here without that guy being there, right,
And that's my that was my well.
Speaker 4: Like like Snoop dog like people asked like me, mc
hammer went from being one of the most popular stars
in he had top one of the top ten selling
albums of the nineties, Please HAMMERD Don't Heard, which I
think came out in eighty nine.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and he was a star for about a year
and a half two years. He was huge. There was
nobody bigger than mc hammer. And then he changed his
name to Hammer.
Speaker 4: He dropped the MC and then went broke and became
a punchline, you know, on Saturday Night Live and everything.
And then guys like Snoop DOGG and Doctor Drey de
ending HAMMERD said without mc hammer, there's no stupid dog.
Speaker 2: Without mc hammer, there's no doctor dre.
Speaker 4: You know, because at that point, you know, like rappers,
rapp really wasn't mainstream, and mc hammer made it mainstream
and made white people accept it.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, yea an interesting thing that you said. Yeah, yeah,
that's very interesting. I uh And that was my only
point with him, and I go, I'm not talking about
rap and talking about the philosophy.
Speaker 5: You're saying raps of philosophy. I'm like, And the wrap
today sucks. I remember he went into it. Everything he
was playing is can't I can't get into it at all.
Speaker 1: I've never gotten Kendrick Lamar is.
Speaker 2: The closest I got. I really like to Pimp a Butterfly.
I don't know why. I just really liked, really like
auto tune. Yeah, and that's the thing, Okay, it's a
lot of aggregation.
Speaker 4: Yes, like p did he started it like, I'm just
gonna take other people's songs and rap over them and
make millions and millions of dollars.
Speaker 2: Wait, wait, what that's called theft? Well you get to
a piece of the action too. Yeah, you wrote the
damn song, right, Victor Chrysler Dodge deeep Ram I'm driving,
you know what I gotta tell you. Electric is pretty cool.
I've been I have a hybrid jeep Jeep wrangular hybrid
that I'm driving from them, and it is part of
their hailsale, so it has some hail damage, which to
me you can hardly even see on the roof. But
here's the great thing, and the benefit for you is
they're taking up to twenty thousand dollars off those cars,
so you could get something brand new that you would
pay the price of a used car with seventy thousand
miles on it, you know. But the electric thing is
is interesting. Now this is a hybrid, So the hybrid's
only going to get like maybe thirty depending let's say
around thirty miles per charge. But the charge everywhere to
charge is free. It's free here, it was free downstate.
It's free. It's amazing to me.
Speaker 1: I didn't know that. I don't know if that's the
case everywhere there. It may not be the case here.
Speaker 2: You pay, you probably do, but but and sometimes Yeah,
the problem is that if you're going to charge, he
needs to. So if you go to work and there's
charger there, and there's a charger there it and they're free,
that's great. You just hook up while you're at work
because it does take a while to charge. But just
cruising around it. It's pretty cool. And the hybrid thing
is fantastic because you're you know, fuel and not. And
I'm still sort of iffy on the actual benefits of
the electric car. I've always enjoyed driving them, though, I
will admit that. And this one's pretty cool. And the
guy came up to me yesterday and goes, they have
an electric cheap I said, well, it's a hybrid and
it goes probably like thirty miles per charge. And I said,
probably around there approximately. But if you're just cruising around town,
they might have electric jeeps now too. I think I'm
fully electric jeeps. I feel like I've seen a couple
out there.
Speaker 1: Maybe now you.
Speaker 2: Could, and I'll tell you what what a great like
around the town car, even for just loading up the
family and running here and running there.
Speaker 1: It's perfect. It's perfect, and you get free charge. He's
no gas, right, and I picked cheap brim. You could
drive a car that Bill Morandrove. That's yeah, you could
sniff the seat just like all.
Speaker 2: But I would also recommend talking to them about the
halsale because you can get a really fantastic deal. Again,
there are rebates on some of these cars, so if
you had something that was thirty four thousand dollars, you
get a four thousand dollars rebate in ten thousand off
for the hell damage that is really invisible in my eyes,
you're paying your You're paying twenty thousand dollars for a
brand new car that is of a thirty thirty four
to thirty five thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: And their salespeople are very knowledgeable.
Speaker 5: We'll answer any questions, especially questions if you've got a
nineteen year old son who knows nothing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and asked a million questions. They had to answer
for every single one of them.
Speaker 2: That's great. That had to feel pretty good, even for
for Sam. Yeah, yeah, that's uh. Victor Chrysler Dotchee Bram
State of the Art Facility, Route ninety six and Victor
and Online at Victor cdjr dot com.
Speaker 4: Oh really yeah, I think about twenty third, well, twenty fourteen,
so maybe it was twenty thirteen.
Speaker 2: It was big fill toward the end of our run. Okay,
because remember they played this in my first wedding.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I can't wait for the first house party you
come home to. That's gonna be awesome.
Speaker 2: Good night to Roxbury, will you yell.
Speaker 9: This was.
Speaker 2: Remember Jamison being like, uh, dancing around to this in
the kitchen, little two or three as the key is
so commercial with the Hamsters when these guys just were
they were they producers? Yeah, well prior to this, I
thought they produced stuff. Maybe I don't know. Yeah, I
don't know.
Speaker 1: Who's the f a O.
Speaker 6: Okay, yeah, it's supposed to be their only hit. Yeah,
we had a couple, but.
Speaker 2: Man, this is even I think they played this in
spin classes and stuff. You can see the house the
housewives all of a sudden, they're asked to be up
and they're going, yeah, going up, going up, going spring time.
So that's ridiculous. Oh all right, Kevin's got to theme
that tune where I Always Live?
Speaker 1: Theme brought to us by a listener this week. Oh,
rachel Iaco.
Speaker 3: Rachel Io, rachel Iaco, very good.
Speaker 2: Bob a boopy? All right, well, I hates when I
do that. By the way, Why she just hes fourth
graders all day long? She's got to come home to one,
is that?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 1: Seventh graders and Eastron so Kenny, Yeah, yeah, you sh just.
Speaker 4: See me on Arthur Avenue in New York with the
fake mustache don't even think about it.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, she goes by the way. These people
are Porto Rican.
Speaker 1: It's also.
Speaker 2: What are you trying to say?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's searched your own comic.
Speaker 2: What was the Kevin sent me an article? I didn't
really I'd read the headline today, but it was Katie
Perry just something for Orlando Bloom when he washes the dishes.
Speaker 9: What is that?
Speaker 2: She'll oh s the d Yeah, so I said to Kevin,
it's kind of like what we would refer to as
chore play. He does the dishes, she takes.
Speaker 1: She doesn't want to ferrari she wants yeah, and he responded.
Speaker 2: Saying, well, the whole house has been cleaned this weekend,
so let's go. I can't see Orlando Bloom cleaning the house.
You know that somebody else comes along with Come on O.
Times are tight lately. Oh wow, that's true. That is
it is different? An election coming up?
Speaker 1: All right, here we go.
Speaker 2: We got theme that tune from a listener Rachel iaka.
Speaker 1: Iako here we go.
Speaker 2: Back to school, ring about shoes walking.
Speaker 8: If you ever find yourself stuck getting the man, I
love to see.
Speaker 1: I sat.
Speaker 8: To find you. If you ever find yourself lost in
the dark and you can't see. I'll be the line
to guide.
Speaker 2: You night.
Speaker 8: Now. Good friend of mine sam with me, and he cried,
told me a story I know he had, lie said
he went on y'all. And then the man said, without
an education, you might as well every day now. Don't
get me wrong, said, it's not who you are. When
people come to me from a knee and a bar,
I do that the work.
Speaker 1: I wants up. Two ancestors.
Speaker 2: Leave mistaking say we were stuck in the dark. Days
don't make much to meddle rational life.
Speaker 3: I feel like I'm into passed.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the real sad some me concendingly take a seat,
Take your life.
Speaker 13: Your story, satoo tell a teenage ne'er do well? Most
mixed up?
Speaker 1: Not there do well?
Speaker 13: Your future so unclear? Now what's left of your career now?
Speaker 3: Can't even get a trade.
Speaker 13: On your smile.
Speaker 1: I know you both got this what I saw.
Speaker 2: How many hats do you have?
Speaker 1: An article on?
Speaker 2: Probably thirty?
Speaker 5: What he used to do to his drum kit really
just the crazy ship and just tape and just different,
we're different things would do.
Speaker 4: He's never played with anybody but Eddie so the idea
of him coming back into a band, he's pretty far
fetched at this point.
Speaker 1: But he sold everything so exact come back.
Speaker 12: Oh really, back to the top, Jack White Friend, I said,
Paul McCartney, It is the White Stripes.
Speaker 1: Okay, so we will not give you check say friends, we.
Speaker 2: Are gonna be friends. Yeah, I wrote, we're gonna be friends.
I'm sorry you can see but I did say Paul McCartney.
Speaker 1: And I don't know why.
Speaker 2: I never knew who say this.
Speaker 1: A couple of real big white strips fans on Tyler's
hockey team.
Speaker 3: Thank god you have a Bruno Mars. Bruno Mars, I said, guide,
you count on me.
Speaker 2: It makes more sense. Go ahead, Danny, come on now,
checks and fun.
Speaker 1: Yes, but what's the song?
Speaker 2: I got one? I said, Teach Wilson.
Speaker 3: Pickets not, I said, otis Redding Education.
Speaker 1: It is not otis Redding. And the other reason I realized.
Speaker 3: Who it was is it you listen to the sound?
Speaker 8: Oh, I know he had lied Steady who bought y'all?
Speaker 3: James Brown?
Speaker 1: Yeah, so I just wanted to don't be a drop out.
Speaker 8: You might wat he did.
Speaker 2: Chicken foot.
Speaker 1: It's not chicken foot.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 2: At first, I wrote down Black Eyed Peas at this part,
and then I heard that I.
Speaker 1: Kicked in and it wasn't I wrote dumb Days.
Speaker 2: But I don't know who the band is.
Speaker 1: It's a School of.
Speaker 3: Rocks, the Jack Flash.
Speaker 2: And what's the name of the song?
Speaker 1: School of Rock?
Speaker 2: Sweet actually rock?
Speaker 1: Okay, I really hope you got this one, Danny.
Speaker 2: It's John mayor John mayor what is it? High school?
It's not.
Speaker 1: I wrote real World. It's not real. It's no such thing.
Oh well, I didn't know the name of it. Okay,
he must have pegged that out of you.
Speaker 2: Is this Frankie avalon it?
Speaker 1: Frankie Ship, look at you. He's gonna drop out.
Speaker 2: Okay, got a chance here?
Speaker 3: Oh man, did you have? I wrote paul Anka my original.
Speaker 4: I originally wrote down pat boone and then across and
I'm like, no, that's who I was gonna say.
Speaker 1: But obviously we all know this one already.
Speaker 2: Teacher, So so far I have one, two, three, four, six,
I had seven and the theme is back to school.
Speaker 1: Yeah, back the school is the theme.
Speaker 2: So five and he wins, God damn it by one point,
and he.
Speaker 1: Went, oh for oh for the first four, yeah, oh
for four and I went.
Speaker 2: I went too for like ten, you can't hold the lead.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, they could not close a Wendy's drive proof.
They are terrible.
Speaker 2: What's going on with your They.
Speaker 4: Can't close and they can't play defense either, Like I mean,
we ask them for so much.
Speaker 1: At least they're not the White Sox.
Speaker 2: Well, Billy, the White Sox might be the.
Speaker 5: Worst sort forty five in their last fifty games.
Speaker 2: So I saw something on the ESPN, But my mornings
have changed, obviously. Yeah, so I caught a little bit
and they're going, this is the worst team since eighteen something.
Oh yeah, like we're.
Speaker 1: Going back like two central.
Speaker 5: The entire the entire al CenTra is under five hundred
as a division, and four of the five teams are
well over five hundred.
Speaker 2: Wow, all right, that's how bad they are.
Speaker 4: And like the big joke is that I think, didn't
the Orioles only win forty six games a couple of
years ago or something.
Speaker 2: Like that, Like every team is supposed to win at
least fifty games. Yeah, it's like built into the system. No, no,
not the White Sox.
Speaker 5: The White Socks would lose to themselves. They had like
Twitter squad.
Speaker 2: They had like twelve people in a game.
Speaker 6: I think like a week go or something like that.
It was so bad it was it was like a hundred.
Speaker 1: It was a makeup of a continuation of something.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: But okay, So there was a kid, is it Ernie Clement?
Speaker 6: Was he playing for them? No, he didn't play for them.
Speaker 2: No? Okay, well who is a dramatic uh uh? Oh?
The other there was another Mendick. Okay, the kid's last
name is Mendick and he was a utility player I
thought for the White Sox. I don't know if he's
still with them. He I think he went down to
Triple A. But is it is it LaRussa who's still
the No, No, he's long gone. Okay, yeah, because he
loved he was the start of this He was the
start of this mess.
Speaker 1: One of the hockey deays is a huge White Sox fan.
I asked, how do you a White Sox fan. Probably
grew up with the Frank Thomas times.
Speaker 4: I guess because I'm thinking like the White Sox or
Baseball's forgotten team.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they always The reason is it could be a
Cubs fan.
Speaker 4: So first of all, like they like they won more
in Chicago they won more recently than the Cubs like
because they like the Black Socks scandal. And then they
didn't win again until you know, two thousand. Well, the
Red Sox went, you know, eighty six years with a curse.
Everybody celebrated except for Yankee fans celebrated that curse being broken.
Util four oh five, the White Sox had a curse
which was just as long. Nobody cared, and nobody cared
in Chicago.
Speaker 5: But you had guys like Frank Thomas, didn't bo Jackson
have a cup of coffee there?
Speaker 4: And Michael Jordan and Jordan, Yeah, black Jack McDowell got
his start in chicagoan Carlton Fisk ended his career in Chicago.
Speaker 2: See if Jordan, if the strike didn't happen, would he
have stuck with baseball?
Speaker 4: A lot of people say that he would have been fantastic.
It'sact funny story. So he was with the the Birmingham
Barons in Double A and he got so good that
they were ready to elevate him to the Nashville Sounds
in Triple A. And their first game was sold out
in Buffalo at pilot Field. It was a Friday night,
It was Opening night, right Jordan decides to go back
to the NBA because Major League Baseball strike and so
they decided, Uh, now he's like, he's going back to
the basketball. And five hundred people showed up sold out game.
Five hundred people showed up for opening day for the
for the Buffalo Bisons.
Speaker 2: Five hundred people. Hopefully they sold a lot of con Well,
they used to draw a million people a year.
Speaker 1: No, I'm sure, I'm sure, like Manny Mason would love
to draw. I mean, look, what's the.
Speaker 2: Sold out game at the Innovative Field ten fourteen, fourteen thousand? Okay,
five hundred A white yea, it's like a white sex.
Speaker 1: How do you do a million fans in Buffalo on
the same schedule? The Red Wings have three years in
a roun the stadium they.
Speaker 4: May have all no, no, no, they don't have a
same size stadium. What happened while they used to, well,
like they scaled it back. What happened was when Dennis
Gorski was the Erie County executive, Bob Rich, who owns
Fitch Products, convinced Erie County to build them a major
League ready stadium because they thought.
Speaker 2: They were going to get a Major League which they weren't.
It was a scam.
Speaker 4: The Marlins and Rockies got the teams, but they could everybody, Hey,
we're getting a major league team, so we need a
real stadium that we can flip in a moment's notice.
Speaker 2: So pilot Field was made to be major league ready
at time. Could that ever happen? Would we see another
major league sport outside of football and hockey in Buffalo
or in the greater area? I don't think. Could you
ever put a baseball team and NBA team?
Speaker 4: I could see maybe a WNBA team maybe, but I
don't see. Or a G League team perhaps, but I
don't ever see. In fact, there was supposed to be
a G League team coming to Rochester about ten years
ago and that fell through, and Roosevelt Bowie was part
of that and something happened. But the reality is, no,
that's not how Buffalo is. Merely just football and hockey
and that's all will ever be.
Speaker 2: Those? Oh, now, hang on, I've seen a team that
has come a long way, Danny, from the days that
I wasn't originally a fan, and through osmosis I became
a fan in the desperate times.
Speaker 6: No, I know a lot of people became fans in
the desperate time.
Speaker 2: Well, I thought was weird. He became a fan because
we were at training camp and you get to talk
to these guys and then see them perform in the field.
Speaker 1: It was kind of cool.
Speaker 4: Somebody like my buddy Joes Giants was a Giants fan
growing up and in college, and then all of a sudden,
like he started he was working for the Bats and
started getting free tickets the Bills games, so he became
a Bills fit.
Speaker 2: He goes, this is what you people do to me? Yeah? Yeah,
because I gotta have two more Super Bowls. I didn't
choose this life for you. Didn't do it all right again? Uh?
Speaker 4: Any predictions for Sunday? I think one the Bills will win.
I think it'll be like thirty seven thirty what Yeah,
I think it's going to be a yeah bety over.
Speaker 2: I think how is how are you feel about New England?
Are they going to do better than expectations?
Speaker 1: If their expectations is two wins, chest, they'll get three.
If their expectations and sings wins, no, they're going to
get three.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 4: Jod Mayo's really playing it conservatively because he gave the
starting hate they gave they gave him the st they
guess they gave the starting job that Jacoby Brissett, who
has proven time and time again he cannot play in
the NFL.
Speaker 1: Can we explain why they gave the starting job to Jocoby?
Speaker 2: Is Derek mayhurt?
Speaker 5: It's because the defensive line is a pile of ship
that three of us could probably start on. And why
put Drake May out there?
Speaker 1: Get him killed?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's getting.
Speaker 5: Experienced, but he's getting experienced. What throwing pin interceptions? The
offensive line is a train wreck and you don't want
to get to kick killed.
Speaker 2: He'll be out there soon enough. Yeah, he'll be.
Speaker 1: Why is the media hate him? Who hate? Because they
can the head coach the vocal about the head coach
now and not worry about things.
Speaker 6: Oh that maybe Belichick is everywhere now?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Belchi Instagram? How did he get on Instagram?
Speaker 3: What is this going on?
Speaker 1: Got him going? Guess?
Speaker 2: She also books my appearances on grandmother, grandfather, grandmother? Listen,
he could he's old enough to be her grandfather. That's
pretty freaking creepy. That's like my dad showing up with
somebody that teams and hey, Dad, are you taping right now?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it might be. Bill's fans will be Patriot fans
this weekend though, as we take on the dreaded Cincinnati Bengals.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, all right, well isn't that weird? Yes, it
is very weird. Uh well, enjoy the games this weekend,
Enjoy the game later tonight, enjoy the game, the college games.
Speaker 3: It's all back.
Speaker 1: It's football.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Parker's Friday Night.
Speaker 1: Friday Night. We forgot about that. From Brasil.
Speaker 2: Why are we doing where?
Speaker 1: Bright the way?
Speaker 2: Nobody can tweet from? Why are we doing this? Why
can't they tweet from them?
Speaker 6: Because Brazil has been twitter Rex there's probably no service for.
Speaker 2: Dan Burrillo and his Yankee hat for Kevin and another
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