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Speaker 3: It's Billified the Bill Moran Podcast.
Speaker 2: Well, hello and welcome.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much for getting your pot on. Thanks
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Speaker 2: That's how we spread the word about the pirate ship.
The birthday guy survived his weekend. Was there a lot
of stuff? You know what I wanted to do and
I didn't do. And I was trying to remember because
I think this we did do something similar at some
point when our paths have crossed. I wanted to see
if your mom would come on. I wish you a
happy birthday, but I didn't.
Speaker 3: That's all right.
Speaker 1: I was going to go through like your sister or
somebody to get the number to see, but I wasn't sure.
Speaker 2: Did we do that once?
Speaker 1: No, I thought we once had your mom on No,
not here, not the podcast. No never, not even on radio.
Speaker 3: No, we never did that, never did that.
Speaker 1: So for some reason I had in my mind your
mom was very I could hear your voice very distinctly.
Speaker 3: No, we never know. We never had mom on the podcast.
Speaker 2: All right, No, it's no, not the podcast, but even
on the show.
Speaker 3: On the show.
Speaker 2: No nothing.
Speaker 4: No. I remember the guy who tried to become my stepdad,
like called up one day.
Speaker 3: He died last year.
Speaker 4: But yeah, that when my brothers got into it, we
had to drive down to Silver Creek and like straighten
that whole thing out.
Speaker 3: That's a little extreme. I go, you did it wasn't
my idea. I just let this like run its course
and it did.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Good, you know how did Uh? Yeah, everything always
works out right, right, it does. How was the birthday weekend?
Speaker 3: It was.
Speaker 2: A significant numbers so halfway there, so uh.
Speaker 3: My wife took me to Texas Day Brazil And I
don't know if you've ever had that experience.
Speaker 2: I have not. I have not.
Speaker 3: It's a lot of fun. Yeah, it's a lot of food.
Are they a chain?
Speaker 2: Yes, okay, because I think maybe I've been to one
in Floraa.
Speaker 4: So these guys walk around these washbuckling pants and boots.
Speaker 3: I don't know what part of Texas or Brazil they
ever did that or whatever.
Speaker 4: And they got all this meat on a rack and
you have these little like little like cards and it's
it's your green for go, like keep feeding me.
Speaker 3: And red for stop. So you put them out there.
So I was on green the whole time.
Speaker 4: Yeah, until I was like like Thanksgiving, like tired, and
they just keep handing you.
Speaker 2: More cuts of meat really, and they get these old
songs and.
Speaker 4: You just cut your meat off and pull it off
and like, oh yeah, I just had a blast. And
they give this open uh, this open buffet where you
could have like you know, salad, cocus meats, whatever, different
types of fish. I usually like stay away from the
fish turn of a fay, just because you know, just
you know, fish into the fay. You gotta be careful.
You never know how long it's sitting there. But everything
else was great. So we're sitting there and I don't
know what it is, but every time my wife and
I go out to dinner, there's always this big family
having an eightieth birthday party or an eighty fifth birthday
party in the room next door. They always put us
in there next to that room, and so service is
a little sluggish of that area, especially when the party
decides to all pay, Like there's fifty people that all
paying with separate checks.
Speaker 2: Oh man, where's the one relative to stand up and
go I got it? You're the hero for twenty twenty five.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, no, hero, you're out.
Speaker 2: You got to do another thing.
Speaker 4: And they're all like like they got little kids, so
they all got to like run to the bathroom every five.
Then they go to serve the cake and the one
dude goes, uh, hey, I want ice cream too? Could
I get some ice cream? And he goes up to
the wait, is there a way I can get extra
ice cream with this cake? Because I can't have cake
with that ice cream?
Speaker 3: Like I can hear the conversation, I can't have cake?
Speaker 2: And I was like, you know how fat was the guy?
Speaker 3: No, this guy looked like he played for the Ravens.
Kid was like ray Lewis. I'm like, man, this guy
really ripped. Yeah, I need some more rice cream. And
they're like, yeah, well we can do is we can
charge it?
Speaker 4: Yeah, just for me, though not for everybody else. I
just want ice cream. Everybody else can have the cake.
And so it was somebody's eighty fifth birthday and I
was walked in and said, yeah, you're only forty years
older than I am.
Speaker 2: Right, how you know what can I expect in the
next forty years?
Speaker 3: Yeah? How do he stay so young?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 2: Did he lot?
Speaker 3: Stop casting your checks because you don't look eighty five?
Speaker 4: But yeah, so like, but they look at their as
soon as the cake arrives, they were all like, all right,
we're done, let's go see you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's not even like six o'clock yet. Yeah, party's over.
We've we've hit our climax better, you know.
Speaker 4: But Beth and I had a blast, you know, just
you know, just eat meat and you know, just having
a good time wine.
Speaker 2: Do they do pairings at all?
Speaker 3: They may do pairings. I didn't have any.
Speaker 4: But what was funny was that, you know, during this
whole experience, you know, you're like you're getting held up
because everybody else has got to go take care of
the party.
Speaker 3: But it's funny.
Speaker 4: There's some people who just like dress up for this place,
and other people who walk in like they're going to
a hunting lodge. Yes, you know, it's like all kinds
like I don't know if it's there's no dress code.
Speaker 2: That's that that's the way it is everywhere. Yeah, I
swear to God that I would like.
Speaker 3: I don't like wearing a hat in a restaurant.
Speaker 1: The President of the United States, love them me, hated
is always in a shirt and tie. Yes, right, Elon, Elon,
unless he's gone, you know, appropriate a tire for the situation.
Speaker 2: I would say that's.
Speaker 1: Presidents, but President Trump to right, all of them, but
Elon Musk. I don't know what the billionaire dress code is,
but it it it's like they get to do whatever
they want. And I swear that has and it has
over time. We've seen people in pajamas and stuff. But
even when they.
Speaker 2: Dress up to go out, there's that guy in a hoodie.
There's that guy and you know, looking like he's gonna
go out and Rake leaves.
Speaker 4: Right right, Well, yeah, I go, like, I go, I go,
see this table to my left or left, honey, I go,
this is what half my relatives would look like if
you ever met them, Like Silver Creek, like, you know,
we're going hunting.
Speaker 3: We got the glasses and the beards and the glasses
and the hats.
Speaker 4: Like duck Dynasty. People sure got their Italian too. That's
the weird part, you know, and then the rest of it.
Then the rest of the places like look like they're
dressed in the nines. I'm like, am I overdressed? In
my underdressed?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: You gotta go with what's comfortable.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so I look like I was.
Speaker 2: Gonna come up with some sort of your own.
Speaker 4: I had this country music look with no hat, you know,
like I have my chains on, I have my my
my shirt and from buckle. My wife's all dressed up
ready to go. Then afterwards, we had dessert at another place.
Ever been a Phillips European.
Speaker 2: No, but it's only desserts there, I believe.
Speaker 4: No, it's everything, but like they have a different lunch
menu versus dinner menu, and then they have a dessert venue.
Speaker 2: But it's cool.
Speaker 3: So we had We had a good.
Speaker 4: Time, watched watch basketball games in between and stuff, so
you know that that was cool.
Speaker 3: So we had a good time.
Speaker 1: I saw something since you brought up food, and we'll
go here first and we'll do all the college sports
stuff as well. Later on but uh, talking about diet
right in the Western world diet and sometimes I know
we talk about you've talked about metabolism problems and different things.
Speaker 3: And I had a tabolis a problem yesterday.
Speaker 1: Probably, Well, I'm curious, like, how full were you?
Speaker 2: Did you? Like? Did it like the ya till it
was like Thanksgiving? You said? So? Were you in pain?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 2: Pain on a brain?
Speaker 3: Eating myself out of breadth? Okay, all right, plenty, do
you really want to make the next stop? I got
dressed up tonight. Okay, we're going.
Speaker 1: Ground baking breaking twenty twenty five study, seventy seven East
African men swapped their traditional Tanzanian plant forward diet for
a Western style, full menu of processed foods. Okay, I
think fried chicken, pizza, potato, chips, rice. In just two weeks,
participants gained an average so there's higher and there's lower,
of five point seven pounds in two weeks. Showed higher
levels have been flammatory proteins and experienced weakened immune responses.
Even more alarming, some of those negative effects lingered for
weeks after switching back to the original diet. Had like
we don't even think about it, but it's all convenience.
Speaker 2: It's easy. It's like you got to feed the kids,
you do chicken nuggets.
Speaker 4: And they make it so that the healthiest food is
more expensive now.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, those who transitioned into a traditional Tanzanian diet saw
improved immune function and reduced inflammation. This is the first
major study to focus on the health benefits of traditional
African diets. Don't forget, we've done a lot of things
like the Mediterranean diet, that sort of thing. This would
be that, so I go, that's like a two week
time bomb. Yes, what are we eating without EA and
realizing it? And you had to see it because I
did when I did the Doctor Man diet. But I'm
embarrassed to say I'm almost fifty pounds every year I
was when night ended that.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, Shamy, what I think it is. It's
it's seed oils. It's the cooking oils. It's the oils
we cook in.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I cook in coconut oil and I cook
in olive oil.
Speaker 3: Okay, you shouldn't cook with olive oil mostly, Uh.
Speaker 2: What do you mean?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: They say that there's is it does it go?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 4: One thing I'm hearing is that there's mixed reviews on
everything now. But like, you shouldn't cook with olive oil,
you said as a dressing effect. Okay, but don't cook
with it. You can cook with coconut oil. Yeah, you
cook with butter. Butter health people think it's got to
be the real stuff, though it can't be like this
like uh, margarine prep.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 4: You could cook with beef tallow again, make sure it's
good beef tallow, which, by the way, like there's restaurants
out there switching their frimaxes to beefel beef tallow.
Speaker 3: Battles does it? They don't?
Speaker 1: Just two weeks though on a Western diet measurable damage. Yeah, Like,
and think about the decades of processed foods we've had.
Speaker 4: I wonder, honestly, we like swallow up credit card of
plastic a week in America?
Speaker 2: What? Yes, Now, where are you getting that data from? Now?
Hang on? Hang on, un name.
Speaker 1: I saw different data that said that everybody is walking
around with about a credit card amount of plastic in
their body currently too.
Speaker 2: But not a week. We're doing it a week, You're saying.
Speaker 4: Say, like when you're cut on a cut plastic cutting board,
when you fry stuff with a teflon. Yeah, pan, Well,
John Oliver did a story about five years ago where
they had to find pure blood from people, and they
could even find it in kids. They had to go
back to like stored blood from like nineteen fifties soldiers
because they couldn't find blood without like teflon residue in blood.
Speaker 3: It's so ingrained in us. Oh yeah, fuck yeah.
Speaker 4: We have these forever chemicals in us that lead to depression,
lead to inflammatory It might take like if you have
if you stopped all your seed oil cooking, cooking with
plastic cooking, like with like crubber spatulis, if you got
rid of all that stuff, it would still take about
two years for all the poison to.
Speaker 3: Get out of your body. From this point forward.
Speaker 4: God, yeah, they are trying to kill us, Billy the
African slowly wake up, you sluggish tired by.
Speaker 3: The way, the Africans don't have cavities either.
Speaker 2: No, they're craving chips.
Speaker 3: They have no sugar.
Speaker 2: Realizing the accidentally became American, yeah, he was like wow,
in two weeks.
Speaker 1: Of West can yeah, and damage the immune system spike
inflammation and uh so I just wonder are we treating
convenience food like a killer disguised as comfort food.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, it's that's exactly what we're doing. And it's easy,
it's cheap. And by the way, like when the when
the when Philip Morris and all these companies, like cigarette
companies started buying up food companies, they're okay, how can
we make food like cigarettes? How can we make it addictive? Well,
if you pair this with this and do this, like
you know, there's the back of the eighties and nineties, like, hey,
we got this thing now called the food pyramid. Yeah,
the grains are the most important thing you could eat.
You need more cereal, you need more bread, you need
more pasta, And now I found out that's like the
worst crap you could eat. But they try to tell us, yeah,
fruity pebbles are healthier than strawberries.
Speaker 2: Well I always go like, what are we eating at home?
You need a nutritionist?
Speaker 3: Oh god, yeah, yeah, like oreos.
Speaker 2: Right, you're all bad, but it tastes so goddamn good.
Speaker 3: That's the idea.
Speaker 2: That's the problem.
Speaker 4: Like somebody told me that they went to Europe for
summer and they just ate.
Speaker 3: They ate like they normally would. They go on a diet.
Speaker 4: They walked a little bit more because like you know,
they don't drive as much, but they lost like twenty pounds.
Speaker 3: Because twenty pounds. Yeah, because of the diet.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: Western nights rely heavily on package ready to eat and
fast foods loaded with preservatives, added sugar, sodium, artificial ingredients,
excessive saturated fats.
Speaker 4: Processed meats will kill you, like like sub meat really yeah,
it's bad for you.
Speaker 3: It's real bad for you.
Speaker 4: Like if you if you eat you, like like the
rule of thumb is stick to one ingredient in all
your food.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but like I go so so if I buy
pre sliced turkey.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's processed, but I like it. Yeah, I know
it's easy.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's not good for you.
Speaker 2: Make lunch.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 2: It sucks.
Speaker 3: Oh, by the way they screw it up.
Speaker 4: I mean, like you know, last week I defended people
who bought like soda with snap coupons. But I didn't
know that like the snap coupons, Like you can't buy
rotisserie chicken with the snap coupons.
Speaker 3: But you could buy Coca cola. Isn't that a little silly?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Right, you can't buy sushi but you can buy you know,
I mean, well you could.
Speaker 3: Buy all the stuff that young brands make. Oh wow,
what is the prize?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just weird. And then I saw this thing
where well it also it's like your gut brain too.
It makes you think sluggish.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, that's why they tell you, like, if you're
going to eat, try to eat as early in the
day as possible, like because it takes about five So
if you let's say, if you stopped eating at six
o'clock at night, it still takes all about eleven o'clock
for your food to fully digest. You're not officially fasting
till eleven eleven thirty at night. You want to if
your body, like your you want your second brain, your
stomach to repair itself. You want your body to heal,
you got to eat as close to noon as possible
with your last meal. That way you could go to
bed and your body can repair itself. Yes, it's and
you Yeah, they tell you if you're gonna do time
restricted eating, do it in like from like eight in
the morning until like maybe you know, four o'clock in
the afternoon, maybe like six of the latest.
Speaker 3: But don't like do it from like noon to eight.
That's what I used to do noon to eight. I
mean I've I've done I've done it a minute fasting.
Speaker 2: For years ten to six.
Speaker 4: But like I didn't realize that even six o'clock is
like a little late. I mean it's well because like
we're eating dinner. I mean went like, who's gonna eat
dinner at three o'clock?
Speaker 2: The French? Who looks so good? They walked, they drink.
Speaker 4: Who with their biggest dinner, their biggest meals at like
around noon?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, but they're having something they are I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't that part I don't get.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: The other thing too that I don't get. On the
flip side of all this, Yeah, like you said, go
walk through a cemetery. Look at those sandstone you know,
you know, tombstones. Whether it was disease, ye, we've cured
all these diseases. Now we're living longer. But now it's
like it's like killing us more slowly.
Speaker 1: Here's here's what I was wondering. Honestly, are we going
to start seeing more people having heart attacks and dying
at a younger.
Speaker 3: Age because our generation I think so.
Speaker 2: Or even even after us, because there was so much
more processed food in the nineties.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that sort of thing. Oh my gosh, we're drinking
mountain dew like two at.
Speaker 2: A time, you know what I mean. Uh.
Speaker 1: There is a guy though his name is Tom Carroll.
Tom Carroll lives in Rhode Island. He lost one hundred
and thirty two pounds by eating a Chick fil A
spicy Southwest salad for lunch every single day for over
a year at the New subway.
Speaker 2: Huh, I don't know.
Speaker 1: Oh, this guy was three hundred and sixty pounds. He
went to the doctor, new doctor. The nurse said something like, uh,
he got on the scale and he was embarrassed, and
he just went, I'm a healthy eater or something, and
she goes, really, it's made some nasty coming. And the
guy decided that was it. So he ate a Chick
fil A salad for lunch. His breakfast was yogat or fruit,
and at dinner he did the same salad. Okay right,
not not Chick fil A, homemade style, And then he
had the gym, no soda, no sports drings, no alcohol,
and by July of twenty twenty four, he went from
three hundred and sixty to two hundred and twenty eight pounds.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, good for him. Yeah, and he goes, it's it's
if you can.
Speaker 3: Stay undre like twelve hundred calories a day, you'll you'll
do that.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: The problem is is that, well, okay, with the diet
you and I did. I did it more recently than
you did. You did, you had you you were only
allowed seven hundred f to one thousand calories, But you
have to considerfet two hundred fifty those calories were the
cooking oils that you're using, whether it.
Speaker 3: Was coconut oil or avocado oil.
Speaker 4: Right, So now that's like like a third of your
diet is the actual oil you're cooking in. So now
you got two meals and you're gonna end up like
with the runs for a while.
Speaker 3: I mean, so it's it's hard.
Speaker 4: You really got to like just like try to keep
it your your feeding window and a restricted time frame,
eat like closer to noon as possible, and keep your
calories under like twelve hundred to fifteen hundred. Most of
them America eat like two thousand calories in one CITYE.
Speaker 3: Meal yesterday at at Texas. By Brazil, you ate for
a week, bro, I think I put on five pounds.
Speaker 2: You probably it's.
Speaker 3: Gotta be sodium though.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, honey, it's a sodium.
Speaker 2: But what was the best meat you had?
Speaker 3: Oh? Gosh, is that love a good like?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 3: That there was? It was all good.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was like, I stay away from the ribs.
I have a new rule now in my life. I've
ordered ribs at different places with the name Texas in
the restaurant the best thing with ribs. Unless the place
has ribs in the name of the restaurant, don't buy ribs.
Always stick If they specialize in ribs, order the ribs.
If they don't specialize in ribs, don't order the ribs
right period.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 3: I think it's a great rule for life.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is pretty good. Because got ribs in the name.
They're sticky. There used to be sticky lips.
Speaker 4: Barbecue, okay, barbecue barbecue. They got great barbecue okay, and
then you got like eight different flavors of barbecue, juice
fro yes, you know, dinosaur barbecue, great barbecue.
Speaker 1: Fantastic barbecue. We will take a moment our friend Race
and Randy's gonna check in with us. He's at his
dad's birthday party today.
Speaker 3: Oh, good.
Speaker 1: That's a big deal. But I just want to say this.
I know hockey. It always surprised me. It's played by
so many kids around here, and yet it doesn't seem
to have the grip unless I'm just not in the
hockey world.
Speaker 2: Either way, Alex broke the record today, broke.
Speaker 1: Gretzky's scoring record, a scoring record that was took Gretzky
twenty years to do, eight hundred ninety four. I'm pretty
sure Ovechkin, who's thirty nine, has been in the league
twenty years. I think he was drafted in O four,
started in the five to six season, and that would
be twenty years. He now has eight hundred and ninety
five calls. He broke Queen Grey, a record I think
nobody ever thought would break.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because like Gretzky was like breaking, I mean he
was flying.
Speaker 2: Yeah. It kind of crazy.
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Speaker 2: Looking at the world the bottle glass, all I see
is a man who's fading fast. Daman. This song is
misery and gin again give a voice.
Speaker 3: It just wants phenomenal.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like, I mean, we my country music, right, A
dog died, my wife left fire. It's all right. He's
got a face that looks like I got beat with rocks.
Speaker 4: But it's uh heavy, heavy living, hard living, I'm sure.
Speaker 2: But one of them fatching the voice. But here that's
really smooth. Misery. It was all my friends.
Speaker 3: It's till some great stories.
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Thursday and then every song would have a story that
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Speaker 6: All right, so I'm not going to win DEXI bro
check this out. And this guy came in. He had
a ballot back all the signs in the stand of Texas.
But uh, I remember when we did the death Draft
one year. We would do the Death Draft every.
Speaker 4: Year and then around like, uh, the baseball trade deadline,
we would have a supplemental draft, and we did it.
We did a draft one night out in a location
and I took either Merle Haggard or Glenn Campbell and
they died the next.
Speaker 2: Day to be Glenn Campbell because Merle didn died to
think until twenty sixteenth.
Speaker 3: Okay, so then it was Glenn Campbell. Think it was Glenn.
Speaker 4: And you're like, we set a new record last night. Yeah,
the death draft.
Speaker 2: Well he was Alzheimer's right, Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Uh. We'll give Race and Randy a call. I haven't spoke.
We haven't had him on it quite a while.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I want to feel you. I hope he's I'm
mad at us.
Speaker 2: Well, i'll give you the afterwards. Oh okay, Hello, Hello,
Race and Randy.
Speaker 5: Hey buddy, Hey buddy, are you guys doing doing well?
Speaker 2: How's the birthday party?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 5: Everybody say hi to Bill Moran and Dan everybody and
Dan raid over here? You want to talk to him?
Speaker 2: No, Dan, Dan, Dan Burrilla? Oh Dan?
Speaker 5: Oh, say Dan Burrill too, Christian Dan.
Speaker 1: Hey, guys, second, I would love to talk to your dad.
How old is he today?
Speaker 2: Eighty eighty years ago years old.
Speaker 3: Here's going to Texas as.
Speaker 2: He gay, mister Selenno. How does it feel to be
eighty years old?
Speaker 7: Just like being seventy nine?
Speaker 3: What's your secret to long life?
Speaker 7: I don't have one. These aren't These aren't golden years,
they're rust years. So anybody tries to feed your full
bolded if they're the golden years, they're full of shit.
Speaker 2: The rust years, the rust years. Yeah, like a rust bell. Okay,
all right, yeah, but you sound good.
Speaker 7: Goes day by day, you know, yeah, day by day?
Speaker 2: Did you get anything?
Speaker 1: Did Randy get you something really expensive for your birthday?
Speaker 7: Yes? He did?
Speaker 2: Oh look at this, I love it.
Speaker 7: He got me a McDonald's happy meal.
Speaker 3: Is there still a prize inside? Do they still do that?
Speaker 2: Well? That's great.
Speaker 1: Well, you know it's fun because I know all the
grandkids and now you're which would be your great grandkids
from Randy, and uh, it must be great for you
to see all that stuff.
Speaker 7: Yeah it is. We had actually we have fourteen great grandkids.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh wow, yeah, it's a lot.
Speaker 7: That's it's a lot. Don't ask me to go through
their names because I can't remember. You have a favorite,
but I count that as age to its text your
brain a little bit.
Speaker 3: Yeah it does.
Speaker 1: Uh, well, happy birthday, I hope. Uh, it's a fantastic year.
Speaker 2: For you, so too.
Speaker 7: Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: You're very welcome. Let get a little Randy and Randy
get some news.
Speaker 3: Oh, Randy news, All right, I'm back.
Speaker 2: Randy had some news.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, yes, some news.
Speaker 2: What's happened you? Yeah? May seventh?
Speaker 5: Right, May seventh. If you're a NASCAR fan, you probably
follow it. If now you maybe still follow it. Kyle
Petty does a charity ride for the Victory Junction Camp
that has been built for his son Adam that died
at New Hampshire back in two thousand. It was a
year two thousand. Yeah, and he has a charity ride
every year. Well, this year it's going to be coming
to Clyde, New York on May seventh, on his way
to Watkins Glen.
Speaker 2: Oh wow wow.
Speaker 5: So you could see probably close to one hundred and
twenty five motorcycle riders at one time coming on this ride.
And you will see you'll see Kyle Petty, his father,
Richard Petty, is usually on the ride. You'll see Kenny Wallace,
Kenny Schrader. I heard that herschel Walker from Dallas Cowboys
usually does that ride, and usually Harry Gant usually does
that ride. Of couse, I'm talking guy. You guys might
not remember. They don't race NASCAR anymore, but you know,
but it's a pretty big deal and it's a fir
time they've ever done it coming this way. So I
will be there, whether I have to Collin Zick or whatever,
but I will be there.
Speaker 2: Oh sounds like you got my cold. I have a
slight goal.
Speaker 5: I got I got it, got it right now, I
got it. I'm feeling it right now, buddy.
Speaker 1: Well that's fantastic. What else has been happening in the
wide world of race and Randy? Because that that's pretty
big news. Tell me this, when they come through a town,
do they stop?
Speaker 5: Like good, They'll be, They'll be stopping. I don't know
the whole story yet, but what I was told that
they've probably probably be there like three hours, you know,
And I'm sure there's gonna be a ton of people
down there to see him. I guarantee you that.
Speaker 7: I'm sure.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And I've never met Remember, I was on with
Kyle Petty on NASCAR Smart's Pick years ago, So I oh, yeah,
Reutledge would the guy that was the other on the
other team, he's going to be there to supposed but
he'll be there. So I was got TV with both
of them guys. But I have never met Richard Petty,
and that's my goal is to meet and get Richard
to sign some for me, get a picture with him.
Speaker 1: Wow, he's got a fancy I've never met him, Richard.
Speaker 5: He does, Yeah, yep.
Speaker 1: And it's amazing. How old's Richard Petty? Older than your
dad got?
Speaker 5: Yes, he's like eighty three or eighty four.
Speaker 2: I believe it's amazing that not one gray hair on
that mustache.
Speaker 3: No, just for Richard Petty.
Speaker 5: That's right, that's right, that's right. Just for Richard Petty.
You got it?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Well that's great. Randy, Uh, is it your his
last race? He goes, I didn't go out to blaze
of glory. I just went out in the blaze.
Speaker 5: That's about it, is what he said, exactly what he said.
Speaker 2: What's the What else has been happening in Randy's world? Uh?
Speaker 5: Not much really, just been going to work, you know,
I'm trying to get stuff ready for salves. Butler, we're
getting ready to in order to have a car show
May eighteenth. We're all trying to get ready for that,
and you know, and going through some stuff to get
ready for the race. You know what we're going to do,
and you know, you still got the business side, you
get the assurances and everything else.
Speaker 2: Who's not you know what.
Speaker 5: Vendors are going to be there for the food and
he ice cream and stuff like that. You know, it's
all that stuff that a lot of people think they're
running a race tracks pretty easy, and it's not, believe me.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: And I got to give a shout out to Jerry
Empire because he gives us a lot of a lot
of help with it, believe me. Yeah, he's been great
to help us out.
Speaker 1: Jerry's a good guy down there, and I think that's fantastic.
Speaker 2: Randy. And when does the season open?
Speaker 5: Race season is June twenty ninth, the first race, and
the car show is May eighteenth, Okay, so.
Speaker 1: They'll be a car show on the eighteenth, and in
a month later that the drag racing begins.
Speaker 5: Yep. You can go to if you go to Facebook,
the official Southballer Dragway page, you will find all the
information you need. And if you look on that page.
You'll see the page where the show is the race dates.
If you look at the bomb of the page is
my phone number on asked you. If you have any question,
you can call me.
Speaker 1: Oh and if you want, you can start six to
seven and prank.
Speaker 5: And I've gotten let me teice im. I've already taken
about ten phone calls already for this year. Okay, So
so people are starting, people are starting to get excited.
Speaker 1: All right, well, very good. I don't want to interrupt
your family time. I appreciate you allowing us to call
and interrupt. And please wish your your father a happy
eightieth and tell him to enjoy the rust years as
he calls them.
Speaker 5: Hey, just to just to let you know, Petty's eighty
seven years old.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 5: Wow, I didn't think he was that old. But he's
eighty seven.
Speaker 3: Oh well, is he gonna drive his STP.
Speaker 7: Car through here?
Speaker 5: No, he'll be. He'll be on a motorcycle. I don't
know if he'll be. I don't know if he'll be
on his regular motorcycle. I think he's got a three
wheel trike one two. I'm not sure, but he did.
He used to ride his regular Harry Davison, I know
all that. Who knows what he'll become? Right then?
Speaker 2: Be funny if he was in that sidecar.
Speaker 5: I know, I know years ago Watkins Glenn, he used
to they used to uh do his bucket the bus
that they used to stay on. He's had a trailer
behind his bus and it had two or three motorcycles
and informed the ride. Whay he was up to a round.
Speaker 2: Well, very good, all right, Randy.
Speaker 1: Enjoying the time with the family, and we will be
checking in more regularly.
Speaker 5: Okay, guys, have a good day.
Speaker 3: Heybody you tell you?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Uh. I get a call from Randy, like I don't know,
about a week ago or so, and he's like, uh,
or maybe it was a text. It might have been
a text, Hey buddy, did I do something to pitch
you off just because you get caught up with the show.
I've got things going on, you you know, And I
haven't talked to him, so I called him. I wrote
back immediately No. But I started to think about that,
and I go, maybe maybe we should all do that
in some capacity, right, we.
Speaker 3: Checking with each other.
Speaker 2: Well, no, not that, UH say, ask did I offend
you in some way?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: You know what I mean, well, I don't know because
I go, as guys, we don't do that, right, like
I I know, and I and I would. I was
kind of taken aback by it because I go, no,
absolutely not.
Speaker 2: But I get it.
Speaker 1: But I always think if I don't hear from people,
and yet there are people that I think that I uh,
you know, maybe they feel like they've changed a little bit,
but I always go, they probably.
Speaker 3: Got a lot going on. Yeah, it's not.
Speaker 2: Everything isn't about you, although everything that you are the
center of your world, you just are. Yes, you know
what I mean.
Speaker 4: So I apologize you are the center of your universe,
but you don't want to be the main character.
Speaker 3: Does that make sense?
Speaker 2: Yeah, But I mean everything comes out of you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, for your vision, you're always like my somebody told
me this the other day. Oh when Dan came in
to talk about you know, prostates and stuff after the show,
he said that his daughter got a license and that
most kids her age don't even want to get a license, right,
And I told I asked my wife that because like
she's she's in school, and she goes, oh, yeah, these
kids don't want to drive anymore.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think.
Speaker 4: It's I think we have more anxiety now than ever before.
And then anxiety creeps up in like did I offend them?
We haven't heard from them in a while.
Speaker 2: Like Randy's older than I, you know he is.
Speaker 3: I think anxiety just like I in the food.
Speaker 1: But it's a good way to get rid of it
is to confront it. Yes, right to ask the question
did I do something? And the answer is no? And
I think most of the time it's not. I think
most people like no. Man, I'm you know, like I
I have a buddy who I feel like I'm not
as close to uh sometimes and I always go I
want to and then I'm.
Speaker 2: Like, it's everything, It's just life. It's it's okay.
Speaker 1: Sure, you could pick up right where you're off. You know,
absolutely no issue ever at all. But I I, uh,
I kind of like that from Randy. All Right, we're
gonna it's very loyal.
Speaker 2: We're gonna take a short break. I have to go
on my nose. It's like allergies or something. It's not well.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I did notice that those early bloomers have bloomed.
So we're one step closer to spring.
Speaker 2: Kicking my kid's kid. We're one step closer. That's it.
Little by little, we're gonna get there. Yep, we're gonna
get there.
Speaker 1: Actually, speaking of offending people, and since Randy, uh, we're
we're talking about his dad's eightieth you know, I have
felt guilty all weekend because my family has been moving
my dad from Jersey to mean and like, my sister
drove my dad up. My brother went up like just
shot right through from Jersey to me, and my sister
took my dad and they stopped halfway, stayed at a hotel,
actually had dinner with my mom, and then headed up
today for the rest of the trip. My sister will
fly back midday tomorrow to DC, and she's got a
lot of things in DC going on.
Speaker 2: And I go, I really do feel very bad, like
I didn't do anything. So I think I'm gonna try
to around the week that Jamison's off, go to Maine.
Just check into my dad. Yeah good, cool, Yeah, see
how he's doing.
Speaker 1: I think my brothers and his family are going away
for their spring break, so I'll go up there then.
But it is a weird thing, like and then you
start to think along the lines of Randy, our family
members secretly pissed off at you were not secretly pissed off,
just pissed like Jesus Christ, you know, like my brother
has done all this, he and my sister, Like I
did none of it.
Speaker 2: I mean none of the calls. I got on a
call late with a lawyer because I couldn't figure out
to kid on the call.
Speaker 1: I couldn't figure out and I'm like texting him and like,
so all this stuff they've they've just taken the ball
and run and I go, I'm the older sibling, like
I should be the one to do.
Speaker 2: I'm like the dunce of the family.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, well, my father was dying, Like two of
my brothers were home, you know when it was going on,
and my sister and I were out here, and so
we both kind of felt guilty that, you know, we
weren't able to be his call. But then he didn't
want me around if we were around it, he yelled
us for not working.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I think there is that element. Sure.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: The other thing is like the natural order of life
is just you got you know, you're living. But I
do feel bad, like I go, I don't want him
to but it's not even him, it's not him. I'm
worried about. I just don't want to piss off my
brother or sister, that's all.
Speaker 3: I think. They get it.
Speaker 1: Well, they're the ones who yes, they do, and they
and they understood, and they're you know. What they said
to me is like, we have somebody to watch our kids.
It's our husband or wife. You are alone, loser, and
you know, and I really don't want to be leaving
Jamison alone. He's old enough that I could say, hey,
you could stay by yourself for a couple of days,
But I don't know if I trust.
Speaker 4: No, I wouldn't go there yet. I don't know if
I trust all of a sudden, you come back. You
got four gold records are hanging on your wall. For
that episode of like Press Prince of bel Air where
Uncle Phil and Aunt Viv went away, so they rented
the manchion out to bell Biv DeVoe and take a
music video.
Speaker 3: I could totally see Jamison doing that.
Speaker 1: He would have like, oh, kinds of grills and stuff.
Now he's been uh yeah, So I didn't do that.
And then what I'm thinking is I wasn't going to
actually take him. I would drop him off at my
mother's and see if I could get him on a
train to go see Jackson in New York City, let
him hang out with his big brother and then come back.
Speaker 3: Well cool, Yeah, that'd be fun.
Speaker 2: It's just all that.
Speaker 1: Stuff, man, It's like, you know, it's just planning, right,
It's planning stuff. And that is the stuff that I
never had to do when I was married.
Speaker 2: It was all somebody else. Yeah, like the paperwork.
Speaker 1: Make me just tell me what I got right exactly,
get the tickets and I go, yeah, I'm terrible at
all this stuff. So, uh, anyway, I guess my dad
will be into his new.
Speaker 2: Place and uh, all is well.
Speaker 1: And as my brother called me to say, uh, because
I I guess my dad went home on his own
from the hospital and there was no real neurological stuff.
So my brother goes, I said, yeah, what was it.
He goes, oh, the report. He's got my dad on
speaker and he goes on the report it said uh weak,
and he goes So, in other words, he's a pussy,
But I think he's like, I think the Parkinson has
got to a point where he just couldn't and I
think stress and worry and all that stuff adds up
so cyclical.
Speaker 2: It is Uh.
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no no just. The family family's got to.
Speaker 3: Come, first yes that is.
Speaker 2: Exactly. Right uh so you watched.
Speaker 1: The tournament you watch the, Final four florida coming back,
and winning And. THEN houston i went. TO bed i
thought That the duke HAS a i thought, they did and.
Speaker 4: They had a ten point lead for like the. LONGEST time,
I mean duke was dominating. That game but when you
can't hit, a shot you hit one shot in the
last ten minutes and then get like one free throw
which is on a, technical foul and you, can't score
then you leave the game the chance and, What happened
oh the rest. Got, involved yeah and like that wasn't
a File on. Cooper flag it was A ridiculous ticki.
TECH file, I mean i don't care how you call.
The game but if you're gonna call, the game if
you're gonna call every foul and, call refoul if you're
gonna let the, guys play let the. Guys play but
you can't let the guys play and then decide in
the last minute, or.
Speaker 3: So now i'm gonna call this kind. Of foul.
Speaker 1: Let me let me ask, you though does that would
that a lot of people feel like that impacted. The,
Game yes but as, You, SAID duke i almost feel
like they were just gassed at.
Speaker 4: The. End YEAH when i was watching, highlights, today yeah
they looked they, looked tired they looked out. OF swords i, was,
like yeah look at the Experience. Of houston it's like
experience got nothing to do. With it duke just wasn't making.
Speaker 2: Its.
Speaker 4: BASKETS yeah, i mean it wasn't like it was great coaching.
Or anything it's, just like, You know houston, played inspired
they played, good Defense and duke wasn't making.
Speaker 2: His shots.
Speaker 3: That's, It yeah duke makes like. One shot we're not Talking.
Speaker 4: About, houston, today no, YOU know i mean it's hard
to go ten minutes without making. A, basket well it's
only making. One Basket that cooper flag, is amazing and
the fact that he's eighteen and actually should be a
senior in. HIGH school, i mean that kid is poised
and athletic and just really it.
Speaker 2: Handles.
Speaker 1: HIMSELF well i saw him go up in that game
yesterday and dunk and sort of hang on the rim
and Hit a houston player in. The BACK and i
don't know if anybody else, noticed this they never. Mentioned
it as he's running down, the court, he's going, hey, man, sorry,
hey sorry like, he's apologizing which maybe that happens.
Speaker 2: A lot i, don't know.
Speaker 3: That's why you hung on the rod because he didn't
want to, get, anbody right he's a.
Speaker 1: Big DUDE but, I was i'm, WATCHING that i, was,
like well he just seems like he's just a nice
just a, nice kid, well poised just doing what. He
does loves the game and plays it very well at a.
Speaker 4: HIGH level i mean he really he Really doescial yes.
Speaker 2: In THE big, O commercial i wonder if that's really his. Grandmother,
too yeah it. Could be it definitely. Could be but all.
Speaker 1: That stuff college sports, has changed and, when iut, you
know we're Gonna have Florida.
Speaker 2: And houston it's pretty much a. Chalk tournament, EITHER way
I had Florida and duke being in, the final, but
uh not that.
Speaker 1: Far off and the interesting part for me was hearing
the number of players that had transferred from other schools
to Be at houston or to Be, at florida because
it used to be that transferring was a. Huge deal you.
Speaker 4: Have, Here yeah but then like the, argument, came well
coaches can leave any time, they want so why can't
the players? Do that then there were certain medical exceptions or,
hardship exceptions or if there's, a controversy if the coach,
got fired could? You leave and then the nil stuff
happened With The supreme court and that.
Speaker 1: Changed, EVERYTHING yeah, i mean The way i'm, Seeing, it
danny it's like college free agency in.
Speaker 2: A SENSE and i guess you could say.
Speaker 1: Almost like a, pro athlete a college athlete can take
their career into. Their hands they don't have to be
in a system that doesn't necessarily fit. Their, talents like,
you know they get recruited and the, coach leaves and
now the whole, system's changed but they're committed and so they,
you know and a lot of those guys would, Transfer
anyone but you combine that, nil money and you've got
athletes playing at multiple schools over a, few YEARS which
i wonder when we look, at like who is the
running back that came Out.
Speaker 2: Of kentucky For, The Bills.
Speaker 1: Ray Davis ray davis had played for three or four,
different schools only showing you that he could fit in
any system and.
Speaker 2: Be, successful YES which i don't know that that's a.
Speaker 4: Bad, THING yeah i mean it's gonna be an interesting
next five to ten years in college athletics because.
Speaker 3: At least IN, the nfl you know that you have
to In The.
Speaker 4: SUPREME court i mean it didn't get To The, supreme
court or maybe it didn't and they ruled. Out it
but you cannot come TO the nfl unless you've been
out of high school three. Years period so guys could
transfer all, they want but at the end of, the
day you're going to sit in their minor, league system
which is, college football until you are ready to come,
out right and if they pay you enough to stay,
in college you might stick around a little bit what
longer and develop. And play the downside to, that, is,
okay well there's a lot of guys who developed because
they were in the, same spot they waited, their turn
it didn't, work out so when they were, graduate students they.
Moved On joe burrow is a great example. Of that
he didn't Play In. Ohio state he Was. From OHIO
if i named you the quarterbacks he, Sat behind, you're, like, wait,
really yeah he couldn't beat out those Guys Like, dwayne
haskins but he goes on TO like lsu and even
he didn't have a good, first year but he had
enough practice behind him to go ahead and become.
Speaker 3: The man it's be interesting to see if that in.
Speaker 4: Fact happens but with college, coaches NOW like i don't
know if you notice this in, college basketball college basketball
coaches used to be and they still probably are the
most protected.
Speaker 3: Species in all.
Speaker 4: Of sports, college basket college basketball coaches they're.
Speaker 3: Never criticized they're always held in high.
Speaker 4: Est, theme right you have to like do something against
the law basically or something morally corrupt to, you know
lose favor in the sight of.
Speaker 2: The media when they said even with college, football coaches
when you look at the number.
Speaker 4: Of well college, football coaches there's guys who, are hated
like a college basketball the only guy who's really Hated Was, Bobby,
knight yeah because of, his behavior but they Would. Protect
hushessky They protected there was one YEAR where i think
it was eighty nine, Or something duke was in the.
Speaker 3: Final four it Was In.
Speaker 4: New Orleans the Times pick kun had a Story about
duke pay and players when that, was illegal AND the
ncaa did nothing. About, It right there are certain coaches
that were held in. Certain, esteam well those coaches once
THEY realized nil was. A Thing roy Williams And jay
wright and all these Coaches Like, mike rzewsky.
Speaker 2: They'll, quit yeah we're not.
Speaker 3: Doing this and then saman in, college football.
Speaker 2: Same, THING yeah i don't.
Speaker 3: Want to they have to recruit their players all. Season
long it's.
Speaker 4: Like at the end of, the year, it's like, all
right we lost the, ball game, all right now pay
me or somebody else is gonna.
Speaker 3: Beat me they had a thousand kids under the.
Speaker 1: Transfer, Portal okay so let me ask you THIS because
i WONDER, if nil if we look at it from
a slightly. DIFFERENT way i don't know that it's, actually
happening but, in theory if you had a strong booster
club or, alumni association could a smaller school get great players.
Speaker 2: Because OF the. Nil deals if you have like you'd have,
to have like if you had interesting. LOCAL marketing, i mean.
Wasn't there who's The guy syracuse kicked out? OF everything
i don't know, exactly why.
Speaker 3: But how That, WORKOUT syracuse i don't know why it.
Speaker 2: Happened there apparently.
Speaker 4: The chancellor wasn't didn't want him getting too close to,
the athletes and so No More tom brady at games
and more Celebrities.
Speaker 2: TIME brady, i, think yeah a lot Of, people jim.
Speaker 4: No more, of that and so the basketball program like.
Has suffered now they've gotten a couple of recruits this,
PAST week, I GUESS but, i mean what you're going
to see is the More traditional first, of all it's
all About the power, four, Conferences right and when they
Say by power four football rules, the, Roost right So
the power four football conferences are going to rule over
naturally to the, basketball conferences and you're going to see
more traditional basketball schools rise back into power in terms
of of, you know success DUE, to nil and you
may see fewer mid Majors like Gonzaga And wichitas State In.
Speaker 3: Loyola chicago those.
Speaker 2: Schools they were fun, To, watch yeah they're.
Speaker 3: Fun to watch in the tournament, they created they wreak
havoc Like. Say, bonaventure yes they're. They're fighting Chances Is gene.
Speaker 4: Wojahowski for those of you who don't know, who is
he WAS an nba writer for years and his. Whole,
PITCHES look i know every scout IN.
Speaker 3: The, nba man you want to go TO. THE nba
i know, these guys but you got you're. Talking about
it's gonna.
Speaker 4: Take more than that than to get kids to come to,
You know bonavtuer're Only In new york to.
Speaker 3: Play basketball what's?
Speaker 4: The?
Speaker 3: Endorsement What what's how are you gonna? Get paid these kids.
Speaker 1: Want money they want money because it's, it's, There right?
You're right how do you get the kids to? Come
there and the other thing that is interesting to me
too is you'll often, hear coaches even at the high,
school level say coaching is very. Different today it's very
different than it was even five. Years Ago and, i'm
going what's so different? ABOUT it i, don't like You can't,
they're like you can't do, certain things can't say certain. Certain,
things okay some of that may, Be better i'm. NOT
sure i thought in theory the. Nil deal but, you, know.
Speaker 4: Well because because you can't be reaching out to what
now these guys are free agents basic yayah, They are
so you can't be reaching out to. Somebody's players like
if somebody's Playing, at miami you can't reach out to
Them from michigan and, go hey next year you want
to come?
Speaker 2: Play fast you can't.
Speaker 4: Do that you can't do that CAN the nfl where,
it's like, you know everybody. Knows it that's why they
call it the it's stupid.
Speaker 2: With the legal.
Speaker 3: Tap room, you know it's a.
Speaker 4: Dumb terminology, BUT yeah i mean the, college basketball it's
the Wow. Wow west there are, no rules so you can.
Do that in, COLLEGE basketball i could contact Somebody. In
florida part you're not. Supposed to it's. Frowned UPON but,
i mean but who's going to like figure? It out
yeah you're telling me.
Speaker 3: Because it happens. So often how can they keep track?
Speaker 4: IN compliance, i mean like as soon as like the
COLLEGE foot, i mean here's a. Great Example Our Fred,
greg Conners Big penn, State Guy penn, state coach the
first ever twelve, team playoff right and after they win their,
first game the backup quarterback that day, is, LIKE yeah
I gotta i.
Speaker 3: Gotta, TRANSFER sorry i gotta move on during during, The, playoff,
yeah sorry Guys.
Speaker 4: About sea it's like and there was a kid, FROM
uh i don't know if It was Duke.
Speaker 3: Or florida.
Speaker 4: Same, Thing yeah i'm entering the transfer portal during during.
Speaker 3: The during, the tournament during the college.
Speaker 4: Basketball TOURNAMENT so i mean it's like now It's like
i'll be like somebody's whispering in their ears and the coaches, are,
LIKE yeah, i understand of course you have. To understand
could you guys do? IT too i mean the famous
the famous story Was, from, Michigan Right steve fisher won
a national championship in eighty Nine. With michigan and the
Reason With glenn Robinson Not, Glenn Robinson. Glenn rice and
the reason they won the national championship their coach actually
got them to Win The. Big ten and then he
took a Job In arizona state and Both, scham beckler
who was the then he was a former football coach
and became in the afflect director Said a michigan man Will,
coach michigan.
Speaker 3: Not An arizona.
Speaker 4: State man and so they fight well well he. Was walkers,
they said see you're not going to coach. A tournament
he brought the elevated his assistant and they go on
to win the. National champion but, these guys these coaches
would leave all. The time like when you see a
team like remember Dunk You Florida, gulf coast they're. Head
coach they go on this magical run IN the. Ncaa
tournament next thing, you know he signs somebody happened to you.
Beat natoats yeah made, the, tournament right and no everyone
buffaloes like throw like waving palms, at him not realizing
this guy could. Probably go next day he Signs, with
alabama he Changes.
Speaker 2: His twitter nobody. Knew it.
Speaker 1: Yeah right but and we see that more as business
With the we get upset with the. College kids but
they are taking their careers more into their own, hands now,
like everything BUT the. NIL deals i wonder if, they also,
you know while we can, say good maybe you could
get somebody to play in a mid major that has.
Speaker 2: The talent and be at a big. Time SCHOOL but i,
wonder too if there's also tension in the.
Speaker 1: Locker room you've got. A deal i don't you get all.
THE praise i don't you know that that kind.
Speaker 4: OF thing i think it's even harder in, college, basketball,
too because at least in, college football most of those
players have a pretty good shot, Of, Knowing okay i'm
going TO the nfl and.
Speaker 3: You're not so the guys who actually are the ones.
Speaker 4: Who are, getting paid, you know handsomely to go play
and enhance their, school's performance, you know they're the ones
who are probably gonna go TO.
Speaker 3: The nfl they have to wait the.
Speaker 4: Three years and the guys who aren't going IN the
nfl already knows they might as well stick around and
fulfill their college career. Or whatever whereas in college basketball
it's flooded, with dudes only like four of them are
gonna MAKE the nba or maybe ten, of, them right
so everybody else like, it's, LIKE well i just gotta
get my money Now because i'm not gonna get it IN.
The nba, at least like with, pro football They know
i'm gonna get paid Here and i'm gonna paid IN.
The nfl in, college basketball like there's only a handful
of dudes you watch in.
Speaker 3: This tournament we're gonna go on TO. The nba but everybody's,
getting paid so.
Speaker 4: They're gonna they're gonna go get their money wherever they
can't because this IS, their nba this is their time to.
Make money so you're GONNA see, i mean we could
see like, LAST year i mean last, two years You
had yukon who was not a. Mid major they have
a mid major, football program but they're not in a
mid major basketballpportunity Where.
Speaker 3: The big east is not what. It was they won the.
Speaker 4: National championship so now this year you had four number
ones only for the second time.
Speaker 3: In history is this gonna be what's gonna happen down?
The road is it only going to be the?
Speaker 4: Big schools and if we Eliminated, good zaga have We
Eliminated wichita steads And dunk you and all those schools
from moving.
Speaker 1: Around unless they can make unless they can raise the
money to get big nil deals through alumni and through.
Speaker 4: Local, businesses yeah your upsets are now not going to
be those schools so much as like Let's. Say syracuse
Remember year syracuse last went To the. FINAL four i
think at, twenty sixteen they weren't even supposed to make.
The tournament they got eliminated in the third round OF the.
Acc tournament all of, A sudden i'm doing. A show
i Call Up. Scott petnako syracuse got in.
Speaker 3: The tournament how how they?
Speaker 4: GONNA goes i think they wanted to Just give beahib. A,
pass well they end up like making.
Speaker 3: THIS run i think now the upsets you're.
Speaker 4: Gonna see are those schools that are in the mix
who weren't that good but make this huge. Run somewhere
those are gonna be your. New upsets but the, mid
majors those days could.
Speaker 2: Be over that's. Too BAD and i.
Speaker 1: DO wonder i saw an article Two With ohio state
where they fired some. Media personalities they had the podcast,
or something and they did some other stuff and it was,
about football and they had cut, A deal i think
with a cornerback and he's supposed to come out like
in the top. Ten, DOWNS okay i think his Name
Is caleb down to promote their brand and it's these,
Two Guys jeremy Birmingham And austin ward.
Speaker 2: Run anyway they cut a twenty five thousand.
Speaker 1: Dollars deal they paid them, five thousand and then everybody's
saying they pocketed.
Speaker 2: Twenty themselves if it's.
Speaker 1: Their brand i'm not really sure how all, that works
but they were fired for cause and it. Comes out
i'm starting, to, wonder like do we need to pay
more attention.
Speaker 2: To these.
Speaker 1: Reddit type websites because a lot of things are. Said
there somebody calling Themselves the oracle kind of LEDs that
these guys broke this nil deal With This caleb downs
and only paid them five grand and that's why they
were fired because the school found out you were promised
the thing they're supposed to be, a CONTRACT and i
think the, SCHOOL goes i, don't know when you're, recruiting
kids if, they go we guarantee you're gonna get at
least thirty five thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: A year i.
Speaker 4: Don't, know yes some schools have GUARANTEED kids x amount
of dollars and they have it delivered. On, THEM yeah
i think. That happened that's happened a few times this
past year. In FOOTBALL and.
Speaker 2: I wonder if if you were, you know we we cut,
this deal an il deal Through The. Ohio state you guys,
are here you're doing, the podcast you're part of the
media that's. On campus whatever. That, IS yeah i.
Speaker 1: We could see totally firing you because here's, the question
who's REGULATING the.
Speaker 2: Nil. Deals nobody that's. The problem that's sort of, the
problem and there's a certainly a, blurred line, you know
and and it just makes, you, wonder like, you know even,
just ethically what's going.
Speaker 3: To happen the, other, thing too.
Speaker 4: Is to wonder at the lower, College levels division Two and.
DIVISION three i haven't HEARD of nil really impacting the
college levels, around here, but okay let's, SAY hypothetically i
do know that there is a summer baseball league Called
The Perfect Game Collegiate. Baseball league and there's one city
that always, Does. Well amsterdam and the Story is amsterdam
is one of the poorest Areas In New, york state
and they brag.
Speaker 3: About how well they.
Speaker 4: Do well the stories that the owner has a construction
business and all the baseball players play pay for the
play for the work for the construction company or something.
Like THAT and i don't know what the, deal is
but the fact is they can recruit the best players
because they can.
Speaker 3: Give them jobs, shrink wink and it's all on the up.
And up it's.
Speaker 4: All Legal so, I'm, wondering okay what school around here's
got the alumni who's gonna want to who cares enough
to have their football or basketball program succeed to want, to,
say hey you want to come work?
Speaker 2: For me yeah in.
Speaker 3: The, Summer yeah i'll pay you to. Do that and by,
the way it's all on the up. And up it's.
All legal you can.
Speaker 4: Do it it's just that now it's not going to be,
the academics the academic athletes. So much it's going to
be like just, you know the ability to. Lure players
so like guys who aren't even that good at coach
could lure guys because they have a great. Alumni base
and that's the way it kind of works in. The
college it is.
Speaker 2: How it works at the.
Speaker 1: College level so, It's, it danny we gotta Give Me.
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Speaker 2: Who knows?
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