Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to kfi
Speaker 1: AM six forty, the Gary and Shannon Show on demand
Speaker 1: on the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 2: Because no, we did.
Speaker 3: We did not.
Speaker 4: Just to be clear, Gary and Shannon k I AM
Speaker 4: six forty live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app. Later in
Speaker 4: the show, we're going to talk about how we use
Speaker 4: so many less words than we used to every single
Speaker 4: day on average, you know, the thousands of words and
Speaker 4: the old story that women use so many more words
Speaker 4: than men.
Speaker 2: They do, but it's not as many as we think.
Speaker 4: And we talked about the importance of just practicing writing,
Speaker 4: physically writing things.
Speaker 5: Hi, Garyan Shannon. This is Casey and Anaheim Shannon. I
Speaker 5: am a letter writer too, and I have a goal
Speaker 5: every week for the last few years of sending five letters.
Speaker 5: So my wife originally told me to stop buying stamps
Speaker 5: and so instead I started using them and then I
Speaker 5: used it to improve my handwriting and it has worked.
Speaker 5: So look for a letter from me in your mail.
Speaker 2: Well, I can't fight.
Speaker 3: Oh, I can't wait, I cannot wait.
Speaker 4: Now I took to writing condolence letters to people. I
Speaker 4: didn't write one to you. Well, I'm not I did not.
Speaker 4: I mean, I see you every day. It's for people
Speaker 4: that I don't see every day that have lost parents
Speaker 4: or whatever. I handwrite letters as opposed to getting a
Speaker 4: card that says because that card is great.
Speaker 2: Card is nice, but it's not. It's not the same.
Speaker 4: So but that he says he's writing, he has a
Speaker 4: goal at least of writing five a week. I think
Speaker 4: I've written a five in probably two years. That's the
Speaker 4: other thing that makes you feel.
Speaker 1: You don't go to my wedding. You don't write me
Speaker 1: a condolence letter. All the major milestones were just going
Speaker 1: to ignore.
Speaker 6: I went to your father's memorial. You did, you did?
Speaker 6: I'm totally kidding. I do mom every once in a
Speaker 6: while to keep her to hear that. Well, I just
Speaker 6: run interference. So okay, I.
Speaker 4: Say, hey, in a couple of minutes, sugar Shan is
Speaker 4: gonna send you.
Speaker 2: It's about a static No. No, you're not.
Speaker 3: No, I'm done obsessing. It's over.
Speaker 2: I doubt it.
Speaker 4: Gary and Shannon have a bunch of stories that we
Speaker 4: will follow today. There's new information that came out of
Speaker 4: that air traffic control radar from the plane crash. The
Speaker 4: American Airlines passenger plane in the black Hawk Army helicopter.
Speaker 4: The radar has confirmed that the Blackhawk was flying too high.
Speaker 4: NTSB says radar data shows that it was about one
Speaker 4: hundred feet too high, but radar data is rounded to
Speaker 4: the nearest one hundred feet, which means the helicopter is
Speaker 4: flying somewhere between two fifty and three point fifty when
Speaker 4: it should have been at two hundred. That would mean
Speaker 4: that it was the American Airlines flight I think was
Speaker 4: at three twenty five at the last radar to tame.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, the first of two Pineapple Express storms,
Speaker 1: Good Lord, has arrived in southern California after really delivering
Speaker 1: a stronger expected punch to northern California in the Bay
Speaker 1: Area up they're breaking rainfall totals from Sonoma County to
Speaker 1: Russian River, Haildsburg, Gernville, all of it evacuated there, parts
Speaker 1: of it Gernville due to flooding, which is pretty regular
Speaker 1: from what I remember growing up up there. But yeah,
Speaker 1: it's February, so we're going to have some rain. They
Speaker 1: say about fifteen thousand customers were affected early this morning.
Speaker 3: According to PGNE.
Speaker 1: They said that there could be floods there could be
Speaker 1: rock slides triggered on canyon roads, but it's going to
Speaker 1: be beneficial for the most part, helping to reduce the risk,
Speaker 1: reduce the risk of wildfires, not completely wipe it out,
Speaker 1: but definitely mitigate that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's a strange line that's drawn.
Speaker 4: I don't think I recalled storms like this before, but
Speaker 4: there's a strange line. Basically, the Ventura Santa Barbara county
Speaker 4: line north has been getting a lot of rain, and
Speaker 4: they're talking about somewhere between four and eight inches of
Speaker 4: rain for the San Lucia Range, which is right right
Speaker 4: over kind of Moro Bay, Pismo Beach kind of area.
Speaker 4: Eight inches of rain in just one storm. I told
Speaker 4: you the Mount Tamil Pious numbers were astronomical, more than
Speaker 4: sixteen inches of rain.
Speaker 2: That's up farther north, of course.
Speaker 4: But I think the most significant thing, just in terms
Speaker 4: of what we've been dealing with for the last couple
Speaker 4: of weeks, is that the National Weather Service said that
Speaker 4: there was a very slim chance of any sort of
Speaker 4: significant debrief flow in La or Ventura counties in the
Speaker 4: fire scars and fire burn scars. And that's because it's
Speaker 4: just light rain. It's not heavy rain. It's not coming
Speaker 4: down fast, it's not ridiculous. It's the kind of rain
Speaker 4: that we absolutely needed.
Speaker 3: It's just a sprinkle. It's just a little sprinkle.
Speaker 1: After the rain tapers off today, they say we'll get
Speaker 1: a brief eighteen to twenty four hour break before a
Speaker 1: second non atmospheric river storm moves in Thursday.
Speaker 3: Ride rain or call it freaking rain?
Speaker 2: How do we not have a name for just well,
Speaker 2: we do.
Speaker 1: It's called non atmospheric river Good lord, you're insufferable, you
Speaker 1: meteorologists fearmongers.
Speaker 2: But not Henry.
Speaker 1: No, He's never that way. Now calms our fears.
Speaker 4: Of all the times to try to light a fire,
Speaker 4: I would imagine that now is probably not the best time,
Speaker 4: since everybody is still on edge and we still see
Speaker 4: the scars left by the wildfires from last month. But
Speaker 4: there was a guy who decided that he wanted to
Speaker 4: start a brush fire Monday afternoon near the Chatsworth Reservoir,
Speaker 4: and as everybody should do, people held him down and
Speaker 4: started to beat the.
Speaker 2: Living crap out of him before the cops got there.
Speaker 1: I love that, don't you love a vigilante story? Something
Speaker 1: makes me want to chase someone down right.
Speaker 2: Now, go out in that hallway. Whoever you see first.
Speaker 1: Well, they need to do something wrong first. It's probably true,
Speaker 1: that's the whole vigilanti.
Speaker 4: But listen, is any of us really clear? We all
Speaker 4: have stories. You could probably you could hit anybody in
Speaker 4: that hallway, and then they'll tell you, depending on how
Speaker 4: hard you punch them or tackle.
Speaker 3: Them, they'll tell you what they did, they've done.
Speaker 2: And they'll justify it. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Interesting.
Speaker 2: They'll just break down crying and say, I can't believe
Speaker 2: you finally caught me.
Speaker 1: A group of neighbors have chased down a guy suspected
Speaker 1: of starting a brushfire. Happened in Chatsworth. Guy's name was Alejandro,
Speaker 1: forty one years old. There was video posted on Instagram
Speaker 1: shows a man running down a road being chased by
Speaker 1: a group of people in cars. Several members of the
Speaker 1: group physically detained Alejandro, forty one years old. The fire
Speaker 1: was put out by firefighters and they did notice that
Speaker 1: there was a group following this guy. When deputies arrived
Speaker 1: on the scene, they found Alejandro lying on the ground.
Speaker 1: He had surrendered. He had laid down on the ground
Speaker 1: and somebody said, as a slap, those handcuffs on him
Speaker 1: wrong neighborhood buddy.
Speaker 4: These people said that they tried They saw him try
Speaker 4: to light a brush fire near nap Ranch Road to
Speaker 4: Woolsey Canyon, followed him in a car as he was
Speaker 4: trying to leave the area, and a bunch of people
Speaker 4: recorded him on their cell phones showing him setting brush
Speaker 4: on fire near their homes. Now, obviously we thank goodness
Speaker 4: there's no wind. There could have been much worse. Given
Speaker 4: all the recent fires. Communities and people are just so
Speaker 4: much more aware of these types of things now and
Speaker 4: they are on high alert. Sheriff's Department said. The person
Speaker 4: who reported the incident followed this guy in a car
Speaker 4: as I said he tried to start a second fire.
Speaker 2: Sheriff's Apartment said.
Speaker 4: The witnesses said they only saw him set one fire,
Speaker 4: but La Department of La Fire Department had to show
Speaker 4: up and they did report some smoke near the reservoir
Speaker 4: and the initial s was about fifty by fifty foot
Speaker 4: spot fire, small, very small fire.
Speaker 1: But.
Speaker 2: Seventy five thousand dollars bail for this guy.
Speaker 4: Said that there was warrant out for his arrest, but
Speaker 4: they didn't explain what that warrant would have been.
Speaker 1: For what would you do if you were in your neighborhood.
Speaker 1: You've got some hilly areas surrounding your neighborhood. If you
Speaker 1: spotted someone in the dry hills trying to ignite a fire,
Speaker 1: what would you do? I know, I assume you would
Speaker 1: call it in and say, it looks like there's a
Speaker 1: guy trying to start a fire.
Speaker 3: But would you personally.
Speaker 2: Confront said gentleman? Confront you assuming it's a man.
Speaker 3: I'm assuming it's a man, or if it's a woman.
Speaker 1: It depends on would you engage where I don't want
Speaker 1: to say confront Would you engage.
Speaker 3: Where there's the closest, the closest, say you.
Speaker 4: Were on a walk with your dog up the hill
Speaker 4: or right there is an area that we go to
Speaker 4: that's actually gated. There's a small gate, but it's fenced off.
Speaker 4: You could walk down through this empty street that they
Speaker 4: have blocked off and it's a couple hundred yards to
Speaker 4: basically the wild land. That's where the that's where the
Speaker 4: brush would be that he would try probably try to
Speaker 4: light on fire.
Speaker 2: It depends.
Speaker 4: I don't know if I'd let my dog at him,
Speaker 4: because he's not really gonna garner the respect that.
Speaker 2: I think he probably deserves the dog, that is.
Speaker 4: But I could lock him in the I could lock
Speaker 4: him in that fenced area until the cops get there
Speaker 4: or something.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Would you would you say something so you wouldn't chase
Speaker 1: him down?
Speaker 3: Him to the ground?
Speaker 2: Excuse me?
Speaker 4: Uh, sir, are you trying to start a fire?
Speaker 3: No? I mean you'd say, like, what are you doing
Speaker 3: over there?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I think so.
Speaker 1: You wouldn't turn British and call him sir. I don't
Speaker 1: know who that person was supposed to be.
Speaker 3: Sir, are you trying to start a fire over that?
Speaker 2: The constables if you're not careful? I don't know.
Speaker 3: Just an idea.
Speaker 1: Maybe you start walking the dog with zip ties in
Speaker 1: your pocket case you need to.
Speaker 4: Uh, if I had to, I would tie him up
Speaker 4: with the leash from the from the dog. Yeah, that
Speaker 4: would be Yeah, you would use what I had available.
Speaker 3: What kind of a knot?
Speaker 1: Would you use one of those like figure eight knots
Speaker 1: and then pull it tight?
Speaker 2: Probably? Yeah?
Speaker 3: What are those called? Figure eight knots?
Speaker 2: Square? Knot square?
Speaker 3: Not?
Speaker 2: Something that he wouldn't I'm not a knot guy.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say are you a knot guy? I
Speaker 1: know you're not a watch guy.
Speaker 2: Not a boy scout.
Speaker 1: I feel like not guys or watch guys.
Speaker 4: Sometimes Yeah right, it's the same guy, same guy, not
Speaker 4: guys or watch guys.
Speaker 1: Huh, all right, your faces. We just uncovered the eighth
Speaker 1: mystery of the world. Are there seven wonders? Wonders? If
Speaker 1: you were wondering what happened to young sea turtles during
Speaker 1: a key part of their lives, we have the answers
Speaker 1: what you ask?
Speaker 2: Well? What?
Speaker 1: For decades, scientists have wondered about what happened during the
Speaker 1: lost years between when the tiny hatchlings of sea turtles
Speaker 1: leave the beach and when they return to the coastlines
Speaker 1: nearly grown about one to ten years. There they disappear.
Speaker 1: For where do you think that they were from the
Speaker 1: time that they were babies to the time that they
Speaker 1: come back to the coast. What do you think they're doing?
Speaker 1: They're out there living their lives. They're living their lives,
Speaker 1: they say. New research published just this week shows young
Speaker 1: turtles move between continental shelf waters and open to ocean.
Speaker 3: Duh, they say.
Speaker 1: Data from GPS tags revealed the tiny turtles were actually swimming,
Speaker 1: not only drifting from with ocean currents. Of course, that's
Speaker 1: what you do. You go out there and you live
Speaker 1: your life. You see what's what, what's going on?
Speaker 2: You see what you like I saw find.
Speaker 1: It's called life scientists. Why don't they just call us
Speaker 1: and ask us where do the sea turtles go? We'd
Speaker 1: be like, well, they probably swim around, live their lives.
Speaker 1: See what's out there.
Speaker 2: That's a lot of anger towards science. Right there is
Speaker 2: this about the statins again.
Speaker 3: This is not.
Speaker 4: A federal judge in Maryland has ordered a second nationwide
Speaker 4: pause on President Trump's executive order to seek the to
Speaker 4: end birthright citizenship for anyone born into the US to
Speaker 4: someone who's in here in the country illegally. The order
Speaker 4: was already temporarily on hold nationally because of a separate
Speaker 4: suit brought by four states in Washington. In all, now
Speaker 4: twenty two states, bunch of other organizations have sued to
Speaker 4: try to stop the executive action. The district judge heard
Speaker 4: arguments in Maryland's federal court today. Bringing the suit before
Speaker 4: her are immigrant rights advocacy groups CASA and Asylum Seeker
Speaker 4: Advocacy Project, and a handful of pregnant illegal aliens.
Speaker 1: All right, So this producer who was found guilty of
Speaker 1: two counts of murder seven counts of sexual assault yesterday.
Speaker 1: These are the two women he dumped it area hospitals
Speaker 1: after a night of partying. It appears that this was
Speaker 1: a pattern of behavior. David Pierce is his name. He's
Speaker 1: forty two, and we're talking about the deaths of Christy
Speaker 1: Giles and Hilda Arizolia Azolia. He was caught on camera
Speaker 1: driving these women to hospitals in a car with no
Speaker 1: license plates. Now, prosecutors told the jury that he provided
Speaker 1: the drugs that caused the overdoses and then failed to
Speaker 1: get them medical attention for hours. Both women were dumped
Speaker 1: at hospitals about twelve to fourteen hours after passing out
Speaker 1: at his apartment. Let's see, it looks like cocaine, fentanyl, intoxication.
Speaker 1: Where the rulings when it came to the causes of death.
Speaker 1: The news of this guy getting arrested at the time
Speaker 1: back in twenty twenty one led to at least a
Speaker 1: dozen women coming forward accusing him of sexual assault. That
Speaker 1: he would pose as this well connected Hollywood figure to
Speaker 1: lure them to his apartment after these party nights.
Speaker 4: Some of the reported that they lost consciousness or said
Speaker 4: they felt paralyzed after he served them a drink, and
Speaker 4: some of them woke up while he was assaulting them.
Speaker 4: The Deputy DA Katherine Mariano, said, he's the guy you
Speaker 4: fear your daughter encountering while out celebrating a birthday. He's
Speaker 4: the guy you fear at a bar. He's the guy
Speaker 4: you fear your friend connecting with on a dating app.
Speaker 4: They couldn't reach the verdict against a co defendant, Apparently
Speaker 4: one of the roommates, who faced a couple of charges
Speaker 4: of being an accessory prosecutor, said that he helped Pierce
Speaker 4: destroy the evidence related to the deaths of these two women.
Speaker 4: A toxicology screen did find GHB in Giles system, but
Speaker 4: he was not charged with raping either of the women.
Speaker 4: They died in the overdose after partying with him. So
Speaker 4: in Christie's body they did find GHB, but not in
Speaker 4: Hilda's Barty body.
Speaker 1: They say that this guy was a Hollywood producer. That's
Speaker 1: what all the headlines say, right, that's more salacious, But
Speaker 1: when you dig into what exactly his career in Hollywood was,
Speaker 1: it's very scant evidence of any tangible success the La
Speaker 1: Times rights in his career is sparse. He booked an
Speaker 1: appearance on Dawson's Creek in the nineties, but hasn't been
Speaker 1: publicly credited with anything since two thousand and six. His
Speaker 1: mother says the portrait of her son that emerged in
Speaker 1: court was not the boy.
Speaker 2: She might really. Mom said, David's got.
Speaker 1: Some unique equalities that people would never know because he
Speaker 1: would never show it to him.
Speaker 2: Oh boy, good lord.
Speaker 3: Again.
Speaker 1: If you only have one person vouching for you at
Speaker 1: your murder trial and it's your mother, there's a kiss
Speaker 1: of death.
Speaker 4: He did take the stand in his own defense, which
Speaker 4: is a pretty unusual, but he admitted he was living
Speaker 4: this drug fueled lifestyle that often involved people come into
Speaker 4: his apartment and being drunk or high or both and
Speaker 4: passing out. But he denied proving, I'm sorry, providing drugs
Speaker 4: to either of these two women, and said he wasn't
Speaker 4: even in a room when they took their final bump
Speaker 4: a cocaine.
Speaker 1: One of the most chilling things is a text message
Speaker 1: that one of the girls sent to the other girls friends.
Speaker 1: They had gone out for a party, gone to an
Speaker 1: after hours party, ended up at this guy's place, and
Speaker 1: like we say, never go to a second location, right,
Speaker 1: but you don't learn that lesson for a long time.
Speaker 1: These girls were in their mid twenties. One of the
Speaker 1: chilling things. And I think a lot of young women
Speaker 1: have sent their friends the same message. Time to go,
Speaker 1: let's go, let's get out of here. And that was
Speaker 1: the last text message between them, and they both ended
Speaker 1: up dying from the drug overdoses that they were given
Speaker 1: knowingly or unknowingly. It looks like unknowingly at least to
Speaker 1: some extent. But time to go, and then they ended
Speaker 1: up just bodies being dropped off at hospitals.
Speaker 4: All right, I'll tell you what I'm gonna I'll make
Speaker 4: you happy in the next segment here, really we're going
Speaker 4: to do a football quiz. Yes, getting close enough to
Speaker 4: the you know, Super Bowl stuff that we should probably
Speaker 4: test your football knowledge. President trump proposal that the United
Speaker 4: States take over the Gaza Strip and permanently resettled Palestinian
Speaker 4: residents there. It's been denounced by a bunch of allies
Speaker 4: and adversaries alike. Saudi Arabia was pretty quick to come in.
Speaker 4: They said that the Kingdom has long called for an
Speaker 4: independent Palestinian state and said it was a firm, steadfast
Speaker 4: and unwavering physician.
Speaker 2: Also one of our stronger allies.
Speaker 4: Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albani has told reporters that his
Speaker 4: country has long supported a two state solutions in the
Speaker 4: Middle East and that nothing has changed. Of course, Hamas
Speaker 4: called the proposal a recipe for creating chaos in the region.
Speaker 3: Have you heard about the lobster fights?
Speaker 1: No, We're going to be talking about Canada's lobster fights
Speaker 1: coming up in the next hour, because we're talking slashed buoys,
Speaker 1: stolen lobster crates, mysterious fires, acts of vandalism where lobster
Speaker 1: fishers have been locked in battle for more than three decades.
Speaker 1: Lobster men. It's a fight amongst lobster men.
Speaker 4: Didn't Jason Bateman play a guy with lobster hands in
Speaker 4: a movie recently?
Speaker 2: I don't know why.
Speaker 3: I don't know, pa, what was he?
Speaker 2: What was that guy's boy?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 2: I'll get it. I don't remember.
Speaker 3: It was in that one thing with the one thing.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, here we go thunder Force.
Speaker 4: Why do I I don't think I've ever seen the movie.
Speaker 4: I don't even know why.
Speaker 1: I know that that's weird that you saw. That is
Speaker 1: that like the Melissa McCarthy Oh.
Speaker 2: Oh, or there she's they're superheroes. They're like weird superheroes.
Speaker 3: Stupid. That sounds very sounds really dumb. Maybe it was great.
Speaker 2: Maybe I did see it and I don't want to
Speaker 2: remember some.
Speaker 3: Maybe that is it.
Speaker 4: That's possible. Hey, super Bowls coming up on on Sunday. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and then the dark time time comes for you.
Speaker 1: Oh, the dark time is already here. The dark time
Speaker 1: has been. It's been dark since the Chargers lost in Houston.
Speaker 1: I don't care about the Eagles or the Chiefs that
Speaker 1: nothing about this makes me happy or excited.
Speaker 4: This is a good quiz that the Washington Post put
Speaker 4: out today.
Speaker 2: And it is are you smarter than an NFL head coach? Take?
Speaker 3: The quiz depends which coach, but okay.
Speaker 4: Well, and it varies because these are these are apparently
Speaker 4: real game situations that have happened, some of them recently
Speaker 4: within the last couple of weeks. So you may you
Speaker 4: may be familiar with them, but it's a question of
Speaker 4: what you would do.
Speaker 3: If you're the If you're the head coach, I'm gonna
Speaker 3: lose this quiz.
Speaker 2: IBM presents, you make the call.
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, that was fun.
Speaker 2: So here you go.
Speaker 4: First question, Yeah, you trailed by three points, it's seven
Speaker 4: fifty left in the first quarter. Early in the game,
Speaker 4: it's fourth and two from their twenty yard line. You're
Speaker 4: on the opponent's twenty yard line. You kick the vel
Speaker 4: goal or you go for the first.
Speaker 1: Ends on who I'm playing. Am I playing for threes
Speaker 1: or seven? The question that there's so much more that
Speaker 1: goes on with that question. If you're playing the Chiefs,
Speaker 1: you know, if you're playing for a team where you're
Speaker 1: not playing for threes, you're playing for sixes, then you're.
Speaker 2: Sucking the fun out of you're overthinking it.
Speaker 3: You go for it, but with that early you take.
Speaker 1: The points, I guess would so you say, but if
Speaker 1: you want to set the tone, set the momentum, steal
Speaker 1: the momentum, if you want to be the Redskins, you're going.
Speaker 2: To go for it. Would you say, I think it's
Speaker 2: going to be.
Speaker 1: The Redskins scenario, and I think they went for it,
Speaker 1: and I think that they were successful.
Speaker 2: Go for it.
Speaker 4: Yes, what happened? Commanders? Technically, Yeah, I know I have
Speaker 4: the Buccaneers. I know, first round playoff game. They converted,
Speaker 4: they went through, they threw in complete really they turned
Speaker 4: over on downs.
Speaker 3: They converted at least a couple four downs in that game.
Speaker 4: But you were right because it's early enough in the
Speaker 4: game make a position. So if you could score, then
Speaker 4: you're going to be.
Speaker 3: I mean, if you're conservative, you take the points.
Speaker 1: If you're playing anyway, I have second second, I've litigated
Speaker 1: my answer.
Speaker 4: Yes, you have fourth and goal, fourth and goal from
Speaker 4: the two. You're up by five and you got three
Speaker 4: twenty nine left in the fourth quarter.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I kicked the field goal in that situation. But again,
Speaker 1: where are you playing? Is it an away game? Who
Speaker 1: are you playing? All important factors.
Speaker 4: So you kick the field take the point, correct because
Speaker 4: at one point the right play might have been to
Speaker 4: go for a touchdown.
Speaker 2: You go up two scores.
Speaker 4: But this happened Ravens at Bills Divisional round, Buffalo kicked
Speaker 4: the field goal to go up eight. Ravens responded by
Speaker 4: coming down for the field goal or for a touchdown,
Speaker 4: but their two point conversion failed. Of course, Question three, Ready,
Speaker 4: first and goal on the one. You're down by nine.
Speaker 4: There's a minute and six left in the fourth quarter.
Speaker 4: In the fourth quarter, you have all three timeouts?
Speaker 3: Who are you playing?
Speaker 1: It's first and this is so stupid. This is the
Speaker 1: stupidest quiz I've ever heard. If you don't know who
Speaker 1: you're playing and where, then you're down by nine one
Speaker 1: oh say left in the fourth quarter.
Speaker 2: What do you do? Do you call the running play?
Speaker 3: Do you play for a touchdown?
Speaker 2: Or kick the field goal?
Speaker 1: Who's on your line? Who's in the backfield? They don't
Speaker 1: tell you any of this. Who wrote this quiz? A
Speaker 1: soccer fan? Like they don't tell you who you're blocking with.
Speaker 1: They don't tell you. You don't tell you. They don't tell
Speaker 1: you who your receivers are. This is ridiculous. No fourth
Speaker 1: and one, I'm running the ball, obviously.
Speaker 2: You're gonna run.
Speaker 3: Oh not quite well? Who am I? Who am I
Speaker 3: dealing with?
Speaker 1: Do I have the Eagles line or do I have
Speaker 1: the Chargers line?
Speaker 4: This was Bills at the Rams week fourteen. Buffalo called
Speaker 4: a quarterback sneak. They didn't score, they needed to call
Speaker 4: time out. They killed the chances of getting the ball
Speaker 4: back one more time to.
Speaker 1: The well, if you're gonna put Josh Allen over the
Speaker 1: left guard every time? Of course, a quarterback. Sneak's not
Speaker 1: gonna work. Everyone knows that.
Speaker 4: Question Four, This is silly, stupid game over time in
Speaker 4: a playoff game, you win the coin toss, Yeah, what
Speaker 4: do you do?
Speaker 3: Keep the ball? You want the ball? In overtime you receive, Yes,
Speaker 3: that's what that's getting the ball, isn't it. Uh? This
Speaker 3: actually says you should kick. You should defer.
Speaker 4: The clearest advantage to receiving is the third possession.
Speaker 1: If both overtime get the number out, you're going to
Speaker 1: make me say bad words.
Speaker 2: You receive for sudden death chiefs forty nine ers is what.
Speaker 3: The next Come to the party, get very emotional.
Speaker 2: Thirty eight seconds to go.
Speaker 4: Your team scores a touchdown, you are within one point
Speaker 4: of the opponent.
Speaker 2: Do you kick for the extra point? Or do you
Speaker 2: go for the two point conversion?
Speaker 3: How much time is left?
Speaker 2: Thirty eight seconds?
Speaker 3: And I'm down?
Speaker 4: What you're down one? Now you've just scored the touchdown?
Speaker 5: Oh you have?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 1: So I'm playing for the tire. I'm playing for the win.
Speaker 1: Right Who am I playing? Where am I playing?
Speaker 2: You're playing? Okay? I don't have the answers to that.
Speaker 1: I I would kick the I would kick the extra
Speaker 1: point correct.
Speaker 4: According to the Washington Post, Bengals at Ravens Week ten,
Speaker 4: Cincinnati went for two and didn't convert in Baltimore ended
Speaker 4: up winning that game. It's fourth and one from your sixteen,
Speaker 4: your own sixteen. You're down by three points. There's two
Speaker 4: minutes left in the first half. Do you punt or
Speaker 4: you go for it? I'm down by what you're down
Speaker 4: by three? Thirty eight seconds left?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 4: Two minutes left in the first half. Coming back from
Speaker 4: the commercial?
Speaker 3: How good is my defense? Do I trust my defense?
Speaker 3: I know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Like, do I trust my defense to hold that going
Speaker 1: into the half? What has it been a mistake riddled
Speaker 1: first half?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 2: Do I want if you turn over on your own sixteen?
Speaker 3: Can turn?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 2: I turn to.
Speaker 3: Tell you who the teams are.
Speaker 1: This is a stupid game if you don't know who
Speaker 1: the teams are and where you're playing. If you've got
Speaker 1: home field advantage, especially in crunch situations with just seconds remaining,
Speaker 1: score down territory.
Speaker 4: Someone's going to hurt they tell you to go for it.
Speaker 4: I would have punted Ravens at Chargers. I'm sorry, Yeah,
Speaker 4: I put punt because you weren't answering so they said
Speaker 4: you should go for it. Ravens Chargers Week twelve. The
Speaker 4: Ravens went for it with two minutes left in the half,
Speaker 4: went on to score a touchdown. Interesting, they won by
Speaker 4: a touchdown.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I remember that.
Speaker 2: And then the last one. We'll end on this one.
Speaker 4: Four minutes left. You score a touchdown, So you're within
Speaker 4: eight points. Okay, four minutes left?
Speaker 3: Wait, what's the score?
Speaker 2: You're you're within eight points?
Speaker 3: What does that mean? Within eight points.
Speaker 2: Fourteen to twenty two? I don't know.
Speaker 3: I mean within eight points, could be six points, be
Speaker 3: four points.
Speaker 2: You have drawn two, within six eight points, so.
Speaker 4: You're fourteen tom down, eight down eight you're down eight points.
Speaker 4: That's a better way to put it. You have two timeouts,
Speaker 4: repaint a remaining Do you kick the extra point?
Speaker 3: How much times left?
Speaker 2: Four minutes?
Speaker 3: Four minutes?
Speaker 4: Do you kick the extra point that would take you
Speaker 4: to seven? Or do you go for the two point
Speaker 4: conversion to take you to six.
Speaker 1: Without much time? I go for the two point conversion, correct, Yeah.
Speaker 4: Go for two? Every time. More and more coaches embraced
Speaker 4: the math on all of this. They say, the scenario
Speaker 4: but happened Buccaneers Lions. It was last season's playoffs, Tampa
Speaker 4: Bay went for two after a touchdown made the score
Speaker 4: thirty one to twenty three, but failed on the conversion.
Speaker 2: Neither team scored again.
Speaker 3: But you agree there's a number of other factors that
Speaker 3: need to be factory.
Speaker 4: And that's why I thought it was kind of funny,
Speaker 4: because it is. It's at least the example of if
Speaker 4: you're smart enough to know that there are other factors
Speaker 4: in there, then you'll probably ace this test. But if
Speaker 4: you if you don't, and you're just like, well, of
Speaker 4: course you're on your own, you're on their twenty yard line.
Speaker 4: Of course you should kick the field goal, even if
Speaker 4: it's fourth down and there's three timeouts and whatever.
Speaker 3: So I thought that I would make you happier, and
Speaker 3: now I'm just angry here. I think it's a seasonal effective.
Speaker 2: No you think so? How about I just played football?
Speaker 1: Okay, thank you time.
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