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It's Billified, the Bill Moran Podcast.
Speaker 2: Well, hello and welcome.
Speaker 3: Thanks for getting your put on, Thanks for selling a friend.
They got the rough fader that I'm putt out because
I'm looking it looks like we're lagging a little bit
on the kids, and that sometimes screws up our audio.
And it's just frustrating, that's all. It's just frustrating. It's Tuesday.
You know. Sometimes a guy named Doug is here.
Speaker 4: He's not so so basically because Doug's not here, you
had to replace him with me.
Speaker 3: And no, no, that's how powerful Doug is. No, that
is not true. I would disagree with that statement. Okay,
I yesterday there was absolute confusion and chaos. You were
You were kind enough to say that you would come
in tonight. And I like having me on, so I
said great when I asked you, and you said, and
then Danny was coming in anyway, and I do them
alone with Danny. I've done it alone with you.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so no, no, but I was gonna say it
kind of fun that you're here, because somebody wrote me, going,
uh where was Mark? And I go, Mark will be
in tonight. Oh good, Well, well it's funny.
Speaker 4: Today I had like four people ask me why I
wasn't on Monday.
Speaker 3: Okay, so they're listening.
Speaker 4: I well they may they may think I'm creepy, but
they're listening.
Speaker 3: Who said anything about you being creepy. I'm just saying.
Speaker 2: You may say I'm a creepier, They're not the only ones.
Speaker 3: Well, I gotta tell you, Danny, I don't know if
you do you have HBO Max?
Speaker 5: Yes? I do?
Speaker 3: Do you HBO? Max? Has anybody watched this docu series
on Kobe Yes, The Making of a Let Yes, dude,
I started watching it last night and I fell asleep
and had to peel myself off the couch at two am.
Or ever do one of those where you just fall
asleep and you're like, oh yeah. So I went back
and I watched some episode two today. That whole thing
about the incident in what was it Eagle Veil, Colorado
or Eagle something, Colorado, that small little town when he
went to this five star resort to basically rehab after
knee surgery. He had minor knee surgery, but it was
trying to keep it quiet and keep him out of
the eye, so they put him in this luxury place.
And the rape, we'll call it rape. Do you remember
this right back? Accusations, yes, accusations, yeah, well the rape
accusations came. But did did you watch that episode?
Speaker 5: I'd like you. I watched like one episode fell Asleep.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, I liked it.
Speaker 5: I liked what I didn't even know there was a documentary.
Speaker 3: It's a docuseries and I think it's called The Making
of a Legend, and they call it season one, so
I don't know if there'll be a season two. Well,
I gotta tell you, like when you talk about creepy
the I was just seeing something the other day for
people to practice more public speaking things. Somebody says to
talk into a camera for five minutes, then go back
the next day. Don't do it the day of the
next day and watch it, okay, because in a day
you're not gonna go I'm so fed, I'm so grossed.
Take a big day, all these things that we do,
and then and then listen again, and this time, just
the audio, just put so just turn the camera over,
so whatever the video over so you're not seeing if
you're watching on your phone, or close the litter, walk
away from your computer and just listen. And you'll hear
a lot of your things that you do that you
don't realize you do in your speech patterns and all
that stuff. And then you got to go through and
put it. This is the last thing this person says
is put it through a transcriber and read it. Okay,
have either one of you guys ever had your words
transcribed and then read back. So there was a time
where there was a lot of legal shit happening FCC wise,
probably in the mid nineties. I think Howard had gotten
a few tags and this and that, and Stan, who
was the program director for me, pulled me in and
he had transcribed things I had said. And it was
so weird to hear someone read it back, because you go,
it's missing everything. It's missing the music that you were
talking over a little bit, it's missing the sound effect
of whatever dumb bit I did. It's missing the caller
or how the callers it tone sounded and their inflection
and all that. It's just flat and in this Kobe thing. Man,
they start reading what this young lady said, and it
sure as fuck sounds like he did what she accuses
him of doing. Okay, I mean it's like flat right,
and it's weird because then a lot of people go,
she didn't wait within ten minutes, she called authorities. The
authorities were called, and they had all this stuff, and
it just is one of these words. You know, it
sounds so weird with someone. I only say that because
if you watch it, it's almost like you kind of
go ooh as you're hearing this. Because Kobe had a
squeaky clean image and he had his first daughter and
his wife and all this stuff. And I remember the
Saturday Night Live bit when uh I forget I think
Maya Rudolph played his wife and they were like, hey,
the world's biggest diamonds is and there's like Kobe, you
better buy that this.
Speaker 2: But he bought her a four million dollars to make
up for it. But I'm telling Rick Riley wrote he
bought it. He got to buy more four million dollars longlawyers.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that was si. I remember that.
Speaker 3: The lawyers he had were like fantastic.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, he had a woman well, yeah, a female defense.
Speaker 3: Attorney to go after her. Yes, And here it is.
It's a nineteen year old girl. And I say this
at this end of life right where I go, what
do I got? Like maybe thirty forty years maybe if
I'm lucky, but you're older and you've seen a lot
of shit in life. And they go, a nineteen year
old girl. They're about to bring in her sexual history
into this, and you're going, could you imagine being nineteen?
And then how his lawyer or yeah, his lawyer. They
were never going to say her name. There was greed
upon that her name would not be said, and in
some court appearance his lawyer says it four times and
then apologizes and they go, no lawyer, who's you know,
they knew exactly what they were doing. Gamesmanship, right, And
that's that's a lot of what sometimes happens. But the
thing is you hear him, like you know where he
grabbed her and he brought her upstairs and then he
said can I have a hug as she was leaving
because she was showing him to his room, and then
they started kissing and she was okay with that, and
then it's like he turned me around, bent me over
a chair and I'm you got it? Say okay. So
here's what I'm saying is when you hear all this, right,
I saw your face you were like I was too.
As I'm listening, but I go, having had my own
words read back, I sometimes wonder what else was happening.
That makes it a little more palpable. Do you understand what? Which? Even?
I think?
Speaker 2: I think I've talked about this on the show the
seven thirty eight fifty five rule.
Speaker 5: Have you ever heard of this?
Speaker 2: Seven percent of your communication is the words you're using.
H That's it, yeah, seven percent, right, thirty eight is
the tone of voice, right, and fifty five is our
body language.
Speaker 3: In other words, I could go, this is this is
what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: If you see me like yelling in a window, but man,
he's really pissed off.
Speaker 3: Right, what am I saying?
Speaker 5: I could be talking about the bills. I could be
talking about.
Speaker 3: My ex wife Disney.
Speaker 2: I could be right, yeah, yeah, yeah, you know the
magnificent to a ladies.
Speaker 3: Write me right. Whatever her name is, I don't know.
So it's one of those things where as I'm watching this,
I go, I certainly don't want to blame the victim
in any way at all or take away from it.
I'm just saying that when you hear these things read back,
sometimes you got to remember that there's so much more
to our communication. Yes, there's so much more to it,
and I having I only can say that because I've
had a transcript of what I've said more than once.
But I'll only tell about the one time read back.
Speaker 2: That's why they used to remind us in radio. We
had good talent coaches who remind us radio's theater of
the mind. They can't see you, so you have to
paint a picture, you got it. And it's such a
lost art in today's radio and podcast world.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because they don't know that. No, it's just all
just information. Now we are entertaining you.
Speaker 3: So so this whole thing, it's wild, right. So you
go through and you see all this stuff, and you
see how he's kind of this scene as a hero,
and and then they go, look, he's accused. There are
horrible accusations against him. There seems to be enough evidence this.
I know, it's a small town in Colorado, and it's
a small town, DA. You don't think this guy is
going to be buttoned up with his shit if he's
bringing it against Kobe Bryant, you know, you don't think
in some way. So it's almost like everything's there. But
Kobe flies to Colorado for some preliminary hearing and then
back to la and plays that night and he makes
like the final basket, and the guys in the are
all like they go, man, you had to hear these
guys danceing around this hot potato, because right they're going there,
Kobe's had a long day in Colorado. Who did he
do it? And it's like, but what about the girl?
And then in the end she drops the case. Yes,
and the prosecutor tells you, like the da as to
what she said and how she apologized to him and
said I just can't do it. I'm sure not. And
then Kobe wrote it was a well crafted I'm not
going to say that he didn't have a team, but
I do believe it was absolutely his sentiment and his idea.
He writes a letter apologizing and saying but anytime these
things are done, it's like a public letter that was
put out. I don't know where it was. I'm forgetting.
I just remember sitting there in kind of awe because
I'm like every one of these I've ever heard is
didn't do it, never happened. He says, while I thought
it was consensual, okay, right, he said, I thought it
was consensual. After hearing her testimony in person, after reviewing
all the evidence, after all that, I can see how
she didn't agree with that was basically I'm paraphrasing, I'm
not saying the exact way he said it, but it
was one of those ones where it's like, oh shit,
does he know what he did now? I don't know,
you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: Like like like a misunderstanding like he's saying.
Speaker 3: I think it's one of those where all of us
time and distance from something and you look back at
it and go, oh yeah, I could really see where
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first round draft picked by the Buffalo Bills. Yes, as
a cornerback. Yep, And I think what was a twenty
not that long ago? Two? He is going to our
friend Matt Reese's Dallas Cowboys, where I believe Stefan Diggs's brother.
Is he out next season? I thought he was injured.
Why am I thinking that.
Speaker 5: He was injured this season?
Speaker 3: Okay, you should be ready for next season. He should be.
Speaker 5: He's a pretty good corner.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but like once you get hurt as a corner,
it's very hard to return to form.
Speaker 3: He's old, he's getting old. Yeah, So Kayir basically says
that he was put in the back seat in Buffalo
and didn't really get a chance. And I'm going you started.
They gave you lots of opportunity. You were getting beat
out by guy in training camp that came in later round.
Speaker 2: You got the sixth rounder, a seventh rounder, and a
twenty nine year old that they traded for.
Speaker 5: Okay, I don't want to hear in a Kyrie Elum,
mister put.
Speaker 2: The playbook on the playing coach. I'm flying or Chi Puck,
I'm gonna be ready wrong.
Speaker 5: And by the way, that's not mcderbott too.
Speaker 2: I think they dropped their pants when they realized that
the kid before them was taken whose name escapes me,
Oh crap, what do we do?
Speaker 5: And the bills notoriously and this.
Speaker 2: Is not good draft for need instead of the best player.
Speaker 5: Available, and oh we need a corner, all right, Well let's.
Speaker 3: Take this kid.
Speaker 5: He's more of a man corner.
Speaker 2: But you know what, we'll work with him because we're
good with good athletes and we could coach him up.
Speaker 5: And this was one instance.
Speaker 2: And by the way, twenty twenty two they had a
pretty good draft. You know where they missed their first
freaking pick.
Speaker 3: This guy, I go, I'm thinking to myself, Ago, you
weren't putting the backseat, man, you were putting in bro.
You were in the freaking child's seat with the safety
locks on in the back.
Speaker 2: See you could do it and facing the facing the window.
That's how infantile you were as as.
Speaker 5: A corner in the NFI.
Speaker 2: Look the big they threw a seventh rounder out there
instead of you. Well, teams have to beat out by
a sixth rounder in your own draft class.
Speaker 3: They seems often gotta cut their losses quickly when it
comes to these high round picks, and the facts.
Speaker 2: That the Dallas Cowboys actually traded for us and they
got a seventh rounded for him, which is better than nothing.
Speaker 3: The mental toll it must take if you were considered
a draft bust because I alwayslast in your Jets, I mean,
the mental toll. They'll think about this.
Speaker 2: By the way, he's gonna go to YouTube and just
look up Draft Jets draft picks.
Speaker 5: I just watched the montage of the Booze.
Speaker 3: But it's gotta be unbearable because everywhere you go, everybody
knows in your hometown. Right even let's just say I
get it. I'm from let's say Houston, but Houston's got
a Webster, Houston's got a fair Port, you know what
I'm saying in that thing. And if you're that number
one guy going Buffalo wherever in the first round, everybody
in that town knows you, yep, or knows of you.
And then when you already have a bar, several bars
I can think of, the Yankees took Cedo Cover, and
Cedo Cover was the number one pick with the Yankees
first draft, like their first overall pick, that draft. I
think it was late in the first round. But and
the guy made it up to triple A but never
really got past there.
Speaker 2: Everybody it was like like like there was no other
option for him.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but my question, I don't even know if he
got the triple A.
Speaker 3: Yeah he did. I watched him. I watch him play.
For the thing is that I watched him. I think
hit a home run.
Speaker 5: Triple A is not what everybody thinks it is. No,
it's not.
Speaker 3: Triple A is.
Speaker 2: Now rehab major leaguers and quick stints for double A guys.
If you're good, you go from double A to the
pros man they Triple A is now like the way
it's like a wasteland, almost Danny.
Speaker 3: If you think of draft picks, when we say things
like this, we get a highly drafted guy and he
doesn't do well. Do we blame the player, the coaching staff,
or is it the front office? Is it a combination
of all three? Because a lot of people thought Josh
would be yes a bus I did, and Josh is
now the MVP. And I think Mark has a his
face on his pillow or something. Yes, So.
Speaker 2: I think where you land is just as important as
how good you are coming out of college. Every front
office misses occasionally, like even Bill Pollyon missed at times.
John Butler missed all the time with the Bills. There's
Tom Donaho missed. Guys missed. I mean, Howie Roseman's even missed.
And he's like the best general manager in football. It's
how often do you miss? I mean, if you're drafting,
there's a lot of different factors involved. What we are
not privy to. This includes mel Kiper and all the draftnicks.
What nobody's privy to is those conversations at the combine
behind closed doors, when you're talking about diagramming a play
and when you're talking about like being in position or
doing these things right, or your intelligence level, how you
answer questions and the wonder and what happens in the
wonder Lick tests and what happens is even though there's
really no correlation between how good you are and the
wonder Lick tests. But the thing is, though, that when
whoever the champion is in the room, who makes the
draft decision, the final whoever wins over the room for
each player has to be somehow convinced that we can
overcome it.
Speaker 5: He's just so damn good.
Speaker 2: Whoever wins that argument in the room, it's either it's
all the glory or all the blame, and it's it's
player by player and decision by decision.
Speaker 3: McDermot brought him over. That doesn't happen, right, Yeah, right?
And Brandon be.
Speaker 2: Got passed over not once but twice in Carolina for
the for the head job, for the head for the
general manager's job. He got passed over by David Getelman,
who ended up being a bumbling idiot New York and
Marty Herne. When Gettleman left or got replaced, they went
back to Marty Hernie instead of given the job to
Brandon Beden, And everybody was like, well, why don't you
just give it to the kid?
Speaker 3: What space in your brain could be freed up? Like
if I have to clear off my computer, right, I
gotta get files off, I got to dump it somewhere.
If we got Marty Hernie's name out of your brain,
what else would you be able to remember that you
can't remember to know what.
Speaker 5: I would love to do. I would love to just
take all this.
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do it right now.
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and i was thinking about THIS because i have. A
bike my fifteen year old son lives, with me and
all of, a sudden one day he comes back and, he,
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Some point i'm gonna bring it to the, scrap yard
which was over where. You Are but, i'm thinking as
the weather gets nicer, and nicer you may want to clean.
Stuff out maybe you did home renovations and just threw
a bunch of stuff in the back of the BASEMENT.
During covid get. It out if it's, metal stuff bring
it over.
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we do anything from contractors. To homeowners the snow came
off the ground in, last week which everyone's. Excited about
the sun, came out and, you know everyone's out cleaning
up the, curb sides, you know getting rid of, the.
Refrigerators bikes, you know we hear those stories all.
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that's heavier or do people have to bring it? To you.
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fifteen twenty thirty. Yard rolloffs we don't do just a local, regular, pickup.
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can drop it.
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i always feel like the metal prices fluctuate, a, Lot
right So if i'm looking to, scrap stuff what effects
kind of the fluctuation of those, you know and, those
changes and how can somebody maximize?
Speaker 6: THEIR profit i guess would be? The question you know
right now is. The band you got a lot going
on in. The world there's a lot of stuff going
on with, the tariffs and a lot of that's influencing
our business quite.
Speaker 3: A bit, tariffs really so we.
Speaker 6: Were trying to domestically keep all our, scrap metal which is.
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Been crazy right the sun, comes out we got a
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maybe on, maybe off depending on what day you check,
the news and so we're trying to juggle that and
also demand coming out of the, winter months flow was
slow for a lot of, the mills so now all of,
a sudden the flow.
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a big thing for. A while it's happening in the
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out of state maybe with those things because they think
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also Worked With Monroe County. Sheriff's department we kind of
worked with them as a task force to kind of.
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driver's license, you, know cameras and you also have to
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you don't. Think. SO okay i was thinking about this
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Speaker 5: Is, alexa, yes no It.
Speaker 3: Is alexa they're phasing out a feature on select echo
devices that it didn't use to everything bring it to.
The cloud in, other words when, you're TALKING and, i
mean if you think that it's not listening when until
you say, hey lang, yeah right it's it? Is it
of course. It is And because i've had it go
off at my mother's house because she loves it for music,
and stuff and all of a sudden IT'LL say i
find that inappropriate or something like it comes out and, you're,
like wait, What right so, they're listening but everything goes to.
The cloud and now there were some that had stayed
at the, local level so that meant they. Weren't recording
in order to go to, the cloud it's got. To
record i'm not saying it doesn't, delete it but it's got.
To record and now all these are being phased out
for THEIR further ai and they're trying to push it THROUGH.
As ai basically THEY'RE saying ai is going to give you,
more options and, you know we're going to have more
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enhanced ai part of that is where everything's going to.
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WELL so i will ask hey blank, spell whatever and
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i was telling YOU about i Was asking aiah. Certain
questions it sounds like you're troubleshooting something in.
Speaker 5: Your health this is like the fifth time you've asked me.
Speaker 3: These QUESTIONS but i, say THAT and i Know that
mark has had to have seen. THIS too i think
that sometimes we're a participant in how much information gets out. Of,
there yes and as much as we want to, Say
involuntarily i'm going to say. Somewhat VOLUNTARILY and i knew
that a lot of this has. To Do what i'm
talking about is people on their. Goddamn phones BECAUSE when
i pulled into a parking, LOT today i heard a
very private conversation about a woman and some between. Two
GUYS and i couldn't really hear the guy very well in,
the CAR but i could hear, his friend who was on,
the speakers booming and surround sounds inside, this CAR and,
i go oh. My GOD then i hear another lady
walking into this store on speaker and, she says is
this how you? Handle business? Over there is this how you?
Conduct yourselves and the person on the Other and, i'm
going oh. MY god i NOT that i need to.
KNOW anything i don't know who, they are, but perchance.
Speaker 5: Like you're ready to get.
Speaker 3: Your pop BUT if i see, That lady, i'll go She's.
A karen yeah she's paying. The ask people are, broad
no but we're just broadcasting our.
Speaker 5: Own ship people are doing it all.
Speaker 3: THE time i just read, something, where uh somebody was
had someone cursing and they're on speakerphone and, they're cursing and,
someone said could you take it off speaker and the
people got all Insulted.
Speaker 2: In almos that's the other, thing too like people like
love to have their conversations.
Speaker 3: On speech i'm gonna tell.
Speaker 4: You SOMETHING when i worked at the, Liquor store i'd
say everybody that came in was on speakerphone.
Speaker 3: Having, conversations YEAH like i want to fucking hear. Their
conversation well you kind, of like look you sort of
do when you sort of, don't Know didn't we Walked
with Connors. And ferris they must have invested a tremendous
and cups that have their logo And the bill's logo,
ON it t shirts That Said Saint patrick's day with
their logo. On it they had we had. A blast
they had other things that were giving out hats and
uses and all. These things and when you Went by
mark with the, CUPS especially i felt like because that's
that WAS what i. Was doing the number of people
when it comes to, FREE stuff i don't know what
HAPPENS because i watched. It happen damian got on the
Stairs at montconnery's and just STARTED throwing t shirts into,
the crowd and you would Have thought fallon was there
the way people. Were, REACTING guys i remember.
Speaker 5: Price Pigs so i'm handing these.
Speaker 2: Shirts out my wife's got. The bag i'm handing the
STUFF because i did not want to hand the. Stuff
out i'll carry the bag you. Can handle i'm.
Speaker 5: NOT sure i. DON'T care i like interacting, with People
and i'm, looking, for like, you know cool people to.
Hand Stuff and.
Speaker 2: I'd hang out something to kid and some adult comes
and grabs it out of my hear.
Speaker 5: Not, joking, really yes. HAPPENED twice i. Happened twice do
you think people are?
Speaker 2: Getting UGLIER do i think people are, looking uglier like
less Attractive?
Speaker 5: IN rochester. I, DON'T.
Speaker 3: Well i mean guess there. Was all you didn't see
any good looking people's good? Looking, PEOPLE dude i didn't
see a ton of good.
Speaker 5: Looking, people okay because.
Speaker 3: You won't you, Know what he's kind? Of right what
do you mean he's kind? Of?
Speaker 2: RIGHT bro i didn't see, anycute chicks none.
Speaker 5: Of that what are you Talking?
Speaker 3: About Rochester?
Speaker 4: In buffalo, You know i'm just telling you THERE was.
Speaker 3: I think some of the most beautiful people live. Around here,
camera guys.
Speaker 5: Not anybody who listens to. This podcast i'm, just, saying
yes the.
Speaker 3: Camera Guys what I'm? In buffalo they tried to pan
you know how they usually get.
Speaker 4: Hot growth they have the hardest time.
Speaker 3: Finding Out of. Bill's, GAME yeah i can't argue. With,
YOU well i did see. Something today by, twenty fifty,
the world majority of the world is projected to, be
overweight and there is something about, you know if you,
lose weight you start To.
Speaker 2: Lo if trump gets more and more countries and We'll,
be americans we all be fat.
Speaker 3: AND lazy i just.
Speaker 5: Noticed that, i'm, LIKE wow, i mean. What happened we're
all because because when we.
Speaker 3: Were kids let's put, this way WE could i mean
you could how about on the first Part Of. East, avenue,
yeah yeah That's what. I'm talking THERE wasn't i saw
good looking people. Down there people certain people go to. Just,
go yes it. Always does. Every year we're Going To
New York. State, fair.
Speaker 5: Dude you never gone to? A, carnival yes.
Speaker 3: To go To. The, HEMLOCK yeah i would love.
Speaker 5: This summer should we do a tour of like? THE festivals, i.
Speaker 3: Mean like fairs. And stuff i'll tell, You, what danny
if You and i'm, not KIDDING if.
Speaker 5: I want to, Organize, IT no i.
Speaker 3: Don't organized maybe organized if you call up and you
find out and you get us power and you get us,
THIS stuff i would be happy to. DO that i
mean it's a pain in the neck.
Speaker 2: BREAKING down i got to make up for last SUMMER
when i lost all that WEIGHT because i had like
seven WEEKS where i couldn't.
Speaker 5: EAT nothing i want to make up for it.
Speaker 3: This summer make up for. A hour you're gonna put
all the? Weight, Back no.
Speaker 5: I'M not i got it down to. A sign it's
not gotaining in science.
Speaker 3: Or, Not FRIENDS can i? SAY what I what? I?
Observed break I'M what? I what i just turn?
Speaker 4: To?
Speaker 3: Break uh mark facetimed with his girlfriend, and uh she
just is so lovely that.
Speaker 5: She sounds like so she was.
Speaker 3: So. Lovely damn he started to, even say today's one
of the worst days. At works, She goes i'm really sorry.
To hear, i'm like that's A, cool wow what a. Cool,
CHICK yeah i, was, Like damn i'm. LUCKY Man, i
yeah and not making fun of. THE sign i know
she didn't even. Get offended. SHE didn't i was more
offended than. She was, of course you. GET old i just.
DO it i do it. Just er THAT'S how. I. Did,
danny uh we didn't talk ANY n C Double a
maybe Tomorrow sum memphis that's her. New team memphis is In,
The okay I'm a.
Speaker 5: Michigan fan it's gonna, be.
Speaker 3: Tough though i'd like To See saint john's own because.
Speaker 5: You know you Can't Bet saint john's to win.
Speaker 3: It, all well You Can't New york state because It's
In New York. State, college yeah you can in. Some,
POOLS yeah i gotta Drive. THE pennsylvania i think our
friend food is going to come in tomorrow and talk
a little of.
Speaker 5: The, stuff yeah this is like Big high. Holy month.
Speaker 3: It is and THEN the u N C Uh. Star
hills yeah did that? Brand name?
Speaker 1: Did?
Speaker 3: They well could be or it could be that their
athletic director was the chairman of the. Selection committee would
be that so? All right For the soldier who people
loved having back all kinds of comments in the comments
set AGAIN time i.
Speaker 4: Enjoy doing, THE show I Love i love you come
number three readings that we were all worked at the,
same ratios we did at, different times.
Speaker 3: Different. Times uh For, the Soldier, For Danny I'm, bill
moran see, you tomorrow.
Speaker 6: He.
Speaker 2: Was up they would