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Speaker 5: My headphones are down. Well sorry, it should have been
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Speaker 4: O TV Friday Weekend Vibes. Let's get them started at
seven o two am. Jake Flynn, Alandra Tata all here
with you this morning. How we doing, how we living?
Are we ready for the weekend? It starts right now,
It starts right now, right now, seven o two, All right,
So we're getting out of here, No, just getting the
weekend we started here on the show.
Speaker 6: Guys, we're popping bottles at seven am. Yeah, do we
have any I wouldn't be upset if we did. I'm
not gonna lie.
Speaker 3: I'm drinking that Celsius and y'all saw that some of
them had like vodka in them or something.
Speaker 6: Because he Noon is the same distributor.
Speaker 3: So they accidentally had like the WHI got cross like Ghostbusters,
like don't cross the wires.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so there's a recall, Taylor might there.
Speaker 5: There's a lot of recall on Celsius because they put
High Noon in it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they on accident.
Speaker 5: I think I got one. That's really funny. I don't
know how that happens.
Speaker 6: I just told you how the same distributor.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the distributor doesn't put it in a can.
Speaker 6: Well, it's like all the same.
Speaker 5: I know. I'm just I'm just it's interesting. A lot
of QC issues happen right there, a lot of corrective
actions at a lot of corrective actions. These bottling plants
are having it right right now. People are getting fired,
heads getting chopped off. You imagine these this little these
high school kids out there trying to get caffeinated and
getting wasted.
Speaker 4: I sometimes if I'm drinking like an energy drink, meant
thinks it's cool to try to sneak a ship. I'm like,
you can be doing that. Like, what if he got
like that sip out of that can, he'd be relaxed.
Speaker 5: Would you rather have like one can worth of of
a Seltzer alcohol or three hundred and thirty milligrams of caffeine?
Which would you prefer?
Speaker 6: What's the lesser of two evils? Probably the one where
he's gonna be calm.
Speaker 4: Yeah, probably the probably the better option there. All right, Well,
if falls asleep at the wheel, we know what's going on.
Although I'm not sure you.
Speaker 5: Can do anything. Yeah, what are you going to do today?
We got no job. I kind of sit here and
my headphones real quick, Yeah, lay it out. You can't
put anything. Lay it out for the listeners. What's going
on over there?
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I can I can backscreen and stuff. Nothing, it's all
that's over here. But any like, like if you need
me to play a video, it ain't happening to day,
not not today. And you see like the TVs above
you are out. Yeah, that's because that's from this computer.
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Speaker 5: I know your computer's not working, but this twelve inch
television over here is working today. Oh we got it on.
Speaker 4: You're not. I think I haven't been on in a month.
Speaker 5: It came on today. Only you've ever done a show
with it being on. It's excited. I'm excited. I'm excited
for the weekend. I'm excited because we have no plans.
I get really fired out, Like you don't have no
plans every weekend because that gets boring. But after you've
been kind of blowing and going for a little while.
I don't know if y'all know this, working five days
weeks tough, waking up in the morning. Oh really that's difficult,
really breaking news. But no, I'm excited. No plans. We're
gonna relax a lot of family time, just hanging out, games,
maybe put a puzzle together.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think about maybe going across on the pond Rosa.
I saw practice because they were a morning practice team,
which is great if you're in it, but it's not
great if you host a morning radio show and you're
gonna want to watch.
Speaker 5: That's a good question. I would like to watch a practice.
I've heard the word Ponderosa more this week than I
think I've ever have. Is that like, is that what
we call l s u's practice field or is that
just yeah, like pretty much everybody calls it be here,
everybody calls like their practice field or the l s
U practice I don't I don't know where it started.
Speaker 4: I don't know where I think we from.
Speaker 5: I think we looked this up one time and.
Speaker 4: Was it.
Speaker 5: I think it was a Bonanza the Rancher. There was
like a big open. I've heard the saying yeah, and
I think that's from But I just I found it unusual.
Everybody from all the shows that I've been listening to
and watching, they've said Ponderosa when they referred to LSU's
training camp. I just didn't know if that was like
some LSU tradition I didn't know about.
Speaker 4: I don't know that's what I've always heard of call.
So that's what I call it.
Speaker 5: Let's see, but no, I think it goes back to
the Bonanza. Hondosa is often used as a name for ranches, lodges, resorts,
or large properties large thanks in part to the classic
TV series Bonanza, which featured the fictional Ponderosa Ranch.
Speaker 4: If Joey Hester was going to watch a show when
I was growing up, that was going to be the.
Speaker 3: Show see a gun, smoke guy too loved smoke.
Speaker 5: He loved it. Nowhere on here does it say lsu
practice field. I'm sure you're not going to find that information.
Speaker 4: I don't know where I heard that chat word, but.
Speaker 5: You're not the only one that says it. I know
what I'm trying to say.
Speaker 4: And I don't know, but I'd like it there. I'd
like to go watch a practice. I wouldn't hate it,
like to get my eyes on the team.
Speaker 5: We have a little scrimmage this weekend, you know on
the schedule. Uh, let's see. We should know this. No,
it is wild, Like can you imagine I would have
looking back on it now as a forty year old man,
like I would like to think I would have loved
morning practices because they were cooler yeah. But then I
think back to by my mentality as a college student,
maybe I wouldn't have Are you talking like during the
school year. Yeah, we didn't practice in the morning, we.
Speaker 4: Know, no, no, like during training camp because we had
true two a day, so we had to as soon
as you got there practice meeting.
Speaker 5: I hate practices, hated them.
Speaker 4: You're not a morning person. Well, we talked about this too.
Speaker 5: You'd be shocked of the amount of water one blade
of grass can hold. Yeah, oh no. And the ball slippery?
Who was it? Oh? It was the Saints quarterbacks.
Speaker 4: All three sat down and you know, Bruce, our host
was kind of like talking about the weather and the heat,
and they're like New Orleans. Yeah, yeah, like, look, the
heat doesn't really matter. It's a humidity. The ball slicker
than goose poop. You know, that's what the quarterback said. Yeah,
I think mister Hayter said it. Maybe said he didn't
say poop because we're on satellite radio.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, you can see I said this last time
in the group, Chad. But I hate to be the
bearer of bad.
Speaker 7: News that's rights released.
Speaker 6: He's been released.
Speaker 4: Well, look, if I couldn't that get a little Pincher's.
Speaker 5: Bet on him to win the Super Bowl took that
all real quick.
Speaker 4: You know, they go to California on Wednesday. I did
say they needed to trim the quarterback competition. Actually, oh no,
is this one? Yeah, well, no, they're going to go.
They needed to kind of trim some fat on the
quarterback position. I was talking more about, like, let's not
give Jay Cane or QB one reps for the second
time unless he's like truly in this competition.
Speaker 5: And they did well, I mean, let's not do it
for a third time.
Speaker 4: If they do it for a third time, that's truly worrisome. Well,
the second time, the third quarterback, it's a third day
to be with the starters.
Speaker 7: No separation to Kellen for some reason, which like that
either means everybody is so mediocre that even Jake Haner
is out there getting some reps.
Speaker 5: Honestly, you're gonna have it is gonna you're gonna have
nine or ten days of just as install where you're
installing your offense. So you're usually not gonna make a
decision in the first nine or ten days because you're
installing an offense you haven't how can you make a
decision if you haven't put the entire offense into place
and you're not facing all the defenses you can face.
So it's a really after week and a half maybe
two weeks, where everything is finally installed. Then after that
you can start game planning. So it's kind of hard
to make a decision if it truly is a three
man And Kellenmor's told you everything that you need to
know by the reps that these guys are given. So
he is taking legit day by day by day for
three guys. And Jake Hayner has had two full days
with the ones that was stealing reps from the other
two guys. And how many people mentioned the name Jake
Hayner leading up to training camp for the Saints as
part of it, Like they've mentioned it as saying like, oh,
and he needs the odd man. He's odd man out,
he's the third guy, which probably probably odds are that
he will be the third guy, but who knows. Helen
More with his actions is telling you all you really
need to know.
Speaker 7: That concerning though, that it's still three like a three
man battle.
Speaker 4: I think. So they leave to go out west, like
I keep talking about, you can't go out there with
three like that, like it has to be two once
you get there, and then another weekend, you got to
name somebody. And if it's incredibly close, it's going to
be a tough decision, but you still got to do
it in my opinion. Now to your point about the install,
it's new for everybody, Like if it was like a
team that had the same offense for four years, maybe
you don't have three right now. But it's tougher to
tell because you are kind of installing with everybody at
the same time. But if you go and you're playing
the second preseason game and you're finished with that and
you still got multiple guys in it, I don't like
that at all as somebody that's not the quarterback, Like
I want my guy to be the guy, and I
want him to be like four about ten days in
training camp, I'm like, that's our guy. That's the boys,
that's our because the quarterback is the only player on
the entire team that has the ear of everybody. If
I got up in front of the room, like even
as a team captain, if I got up there, the dbs,
the linebackers, the d line.
Speaker 5: They wouldn't listen. They wouldn't.
Speaker 4: They wouldn't give a damn what I'm saying. But if
Flynn gets up there and everybody's gonna listen, that's just
a part of the position. And so I want to
know who that voice is, where that good word's coming from,
Like at least you know with ten days before the
first game.
Speaker 3: Well yeah, back to your point though, about Kellen Moore
running with these three guys and everybody being surprised about it.
Speaker 5: Is this more on us? Because think about it.
Speaker 3: Last year, all the talk was, Okay, you know, Derek
Carr is going to be your starter. Hey, Jay Caner
spends a Rattler. They're battling for the for the backup spot.
Derek Carr goes down mid game, Oh who's gonna come in?
Jay Caner spends a Rattler. Now all of a sudden,
like no one's talking about Heiner. But it's like, what's
actually changed, right, you know what I mean? And like, sure,
if Rattler becomes a leader, if he gets to the
voice of the locker, and that's one thing. But everybody
was just kind of like, hey, it's either gonna be
Rattler or shocked. But I think it's I think it's
more on us.
Speaker 6: I don't think it's like a surprise thing.
Speaker 7: I think I'm thinking more of Jake of like the
quote don't quote wasted reps.
Speaker 6: I'm not surprised at all that.
Speaker 5: It's yeah, no, I mean and it is. Wait like,
and you're right, every coach is going to have a
different philosophy on position battles, but you know, specifically quarterback
battles because of all the things, the quarterback battles are
the most precarious to handle and the hardest to plan
out because of what y'all are all saying that you
have to have that one voice. Guys like Kamara said
it about the snapcount, like everybody's got a different snapcount,
everybody's got a different way they speak, to speak in
the huddle. You have to get used to that. So,
like most people would believe from the outside looking in, like, oh,
you got to make that decision now, now, now. And
I always felt like that and I believe that, but
most coaches don't. Most coaches will drag it on till
like a week before the first game, two weeks before
before the first game, and most players don't want that.
But the coaches, I think are just they they want
to have as much information at hand as possible. They
know that within the first two weeks of training camp,
some installs are going to be harder on the quarterbacks
than others. So you have a lot to weigh there,
you have a lot to balance out. You go, Okay,
Spencer took the ones here and didn't look as good
as Shucked the next day. But the install that Spencer
had was not set up for quarterback success as much
success as the next day. So there's a lot of
things to weigh. But I do truly believe that, you know,
once they go out to California, and if what is
happening continues to happen where Rattler is looking a little
bit more polished and comfortable, and he goes out in
the first preseason game and looks good, not great, then
I believe that conversation starts to change a little bit more. Now,
what could happen is he goes out in the first
preseason game it looks sloppy, Then the quarterback competition continues
if they can, if they can lean on their instincts
of saying, all right, this is what we're seeing in practice.
This guy is the number one, right now it might
not be by a wide margin, might be by just
a little bit. And he's the guy with a little
bit more experience, and oh yeah, our first team offense
looked pretty good in the first game. That conversation, that
decision starts to become a little bit easier because you
don't learn a lot in the second half of a
preseason game. No about a quarterback, because I used to say,
like in preseason, like the second it was so fun
to go play in the second half of preseason game
because it was so easy. Yeah, like the guys he's
played against stink right, and so like they do want
to get super drivers, huh, because it's like, I mean,
you're you're you're playing against these these fresh college kids
that don't know what a lookoff is like. As a quarterback,
you can look you I mean, you can.
Speaker 4: Look somebody that's you know, oftentimes been the only fullback
on the roster he was on. They don't they don't
carry two of those. It was like, I'm playing with
the ones, the twos, the threes. If we got fours,
I'm probably in there with them too, unless they get
like a tight end to uh, you know, put his
hand in the dirt a little bit in the backfield.
But yeah, I'm with you. Once you get to the
bare bones of the preseasons, like it's well, you're not
gonna be.
Speaker 5: Here very long. So he run some pretty basic rouse.
People are just open everywhere. Yeh yeah, So like you
just you just don't learn a lot in the second half.
So if you can go with your instincts, like say,
all right, this is the guy look looking looking like
our guy looking more comfortable, and the offense looks manageable.
After that first game, I think that decision starts. But
if it's not, if it's there's a fumbled snap of
miss read, does a pig does all this stuff? Okay,
well maybe it stays three for a little bit. Maybe
it's I don't know, it's every coach handles it different
and there's no right or wrong way to do it,
and it's not an enviable position to have to manage that.
But man, three is three is a lot. Three is
a lot. But I say, after two weeks, company, after
two weeks, you better be it too. Ah yeah, I
have to be.
Speaker 4: Like, I don't think it's you can't even you can't
even talk about three read Once you're that deep into
training camp and real quick before we take this break.
When you start talking about cadence and it being different,
I know some people might be like, look, they're saying
the same words. They are saying the same words they are,
but it's a different way of saying them. And some
teams try to get people like I know the Cowboys
used to have like the famous one here we go,
and they tried to all say it, but it was
like different still right from Dak to Cooper Rush or whoever.
It was like, I'm trying to think of what some
of our cadence would have been if we went like
you know, like a normal like Philip would be all right, ready,
ready turbo turbo said Charlie Whitehurst might be all right now, hey,
hey here we go, Ready turbo turbo Ready Ready say day,
here we go. Now, I mean he's like little words
in between, and he's saying it different than like Philip
was long and he was kind of drawn out and
he'd look both ways and like still say the same word,
and so the process was a little bit different. Ye right,
And I know now like it's all on the clap
like in college bool ball, but in professional football they
still actually call a cadence and so like as alignment
as a sinner, as a tight end, as a back,
like certainly is like as a fullback or a tight
end or an offensive lineman. I got three fingers in
the dirt and I'm ready to go, Like I'm listening
for that last word of that snap count because I'm
gonna cheat it a little bit. Yeah, I'm gonna know
when he says it that the center might not have
even moved the football yet, but I'm going to go
block the sam linebacker.
Speaker 5: Right, But if the cadence.
Speaker 4: Is a little bit different than who's in, Oh shoot
this is this is hater, Oh this is spencer.
Speaker 5: Yeah that it matters for these positions. It's kind of
like a sprinter out of the starting blocks, Like you
want to get the best about myself, just like a
sprinter in the blocks. Oh there's slow sprinters, but there
everyone's trying to get the best jump when the gun
goes off. So like if you're not real sure, like
if you're you're like, all right, I need to wait
because there's a new guy. Or there's three quarterbacks in
calling with different snapcout even though they might be similar,
they're a little bit different, and I'm trying to get
the best jump I can. Think about it. Think about
a tackle with.
Speaker 4: Miles Garrett, Miles Garrett across.
Speaker 5: The way, like and he's just looking at the ball.
He's not listening to snap. That's a tackle. You can't
see the ball. You're going completely on your hearing and
hearing the snapcount. So if they're all a little bit different,
you're a split second off, your start is a little
bit worse. So yeah, I had a backup a guy
that had like the best cadence in the NFL, drawing
up people off side. Elite, elite, right, That's what That
was the main thing I heard. The Steelers were on
the McAfee show the other day because McAfee show is
at Steelers training camp, and the they were who they
have there. They had T J. Watt and somebody there,
another defensive guy. They're like, oh my god, the snap count,
yeah killing us. It's it is.
Speaker 4: A real real thing, and it's just one of the
little you're green, we're a green eighteen. Yeah we're green.
I we're pretty green or blue. But if I had
to change it up at blue forty five, So you
went like fake voice like like straight, Greg McElroy I.
Speaker 5: Kind of I kind of just kind of kind of
went a little deeper and usually would there. Yes, so fake.
Speaker 4: All right, we'll take a break more O T B
when we come back here one O four five ESPN veneration.
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Speaker 4: All right, I'll talk a little LSU training camp. Every
show that I've turned on, every show that I've listened to,
they have been waxing poetic about the receiver room, and
I get it.
Speaker 5: I understand it.
Speaker 4: It was already talented, and you brought in more talent.
You got your leading receiver, Aaron Anderson coming back and
this this receiver room is like we like to say
in locker rooms. You know, when somebody was like really
really fast, it was never one fast. It was like, no,
he's fast fast, Like if you threw two out there
in the locker room, that meant like, this guy can go.
Like when we used to talk about Benny Brazil. Benny's
fast fast, right. They got like three or four of
those guys, and Benny, I'm not saying they can beat
you in a race. I'm just saying that they're your
kind of speed, Benny, So don't call me and getting
mad you were fast fast as well. They got multiple
of those guys, and they got a great combination I think,
at least right now on paper of guys that can
do a little bit of the dirty work as well.
It's not just straight line speed, like Aaron Anderson's a
really fast guy, but he's gonna play in the slot,
he's gonna run a dig route, he's gonna catch up
all over the middle. We saw that a year ago.
I want to throw this to you being the quarterback
when you have that many receivers, all right, So you know,
I think BK said they've got like they feel like
they have like eight true starting sec res, so they're
gonna play a lot of guys eight.
Speaker 5: Does that do anything to your mindset?
Speaker 4: Now you're gonna have like I doubt Aaron Anderson comes
up the field very much, but sure if your coach
says he thinks you have eight, there's gonna be a
heavy rotation. Does that do anything to your mindset? Like
when you're lining up and you're you're you know, you
don't huddle anymore. So you're at the line and you're
looking around, You're trying to find out coverage. You're also
trying to see, all right, who's out there because you
got to know because everybody runs around a little bit differently.
Like what's the thought process as a quarterback when you're
going to be rotating so many different guys.
Speaker 5: Oh, you've seen these combinations of quarterbacks receivers, you know,
throughout throughout you in our life. You see it. You
got Tom Brady, Randy Moss, we had it here at LSG.
Remember JaMarcus when he had Dwayne Bow Like if if
JaMarcus was uncomfortable with something pre snap, it was like
the Duayne bowneck boom, I'm gonna go look at you
go look at him, because he was just that dude.
Like you've seen those combinations of quarterbacks and receivers where
a guy can always have faith and if anything's in doubt,
he can always tell it to that one guy. But
when I played the game, I was never kind of
I was never like that. Not to say we didn't
have a dude like that, but I was so focused
on like just reading out the play, reading out the offense,
and like taking what the defense gives you. And sometimes
that just so happens that Jordy Nelson catches three touchdowns
for you. It just like it just works out that way.
But that's what I envisioned in this offense. Like to
me personally, I was never like I never had I
never had that mentality of all right, I'm just gonna
lean heavy on this on one, this one guy or
these two guys, Like let's read out the play. And
that's the what a luxury LSU has, Like I compare
a lot to you know, I'm I'm biased on everything, right,
but like look at the Green Bay Packer roster, like
they have four guys that last year caught for over
six hundred yards in the NFL and then they just
had a first round and so they have like an
embarrassment of riches. From a receiver standpoint, they might not
have like the Calvin Johnson of the world on their team,
but they got guys that are having They're fast, they're
good route runners, they understand the system. So when I'm
looking at receivers and what makes them good receivers, it's
not all about straight line speed. It's not all about
being big, tall, jump fast. It's about understanding being able
to do all those things, being able to be a
really good route runner. But know what your role is
within every single play against every single difficult.
Speaker 4: But what about the way that they run a route
as well, Because everybody's gonna run something a little bit differently,
Like there's gonna be better route runners.
Speaker 5: Like does that change your thought process at all?
Speaker 4: Like if you look up and you got a guy
that you know drifts on a you know, a fifteen
to eighteen yard dig rode, he really just drifts. He
doesn't stay down the line, and like, but you're reads
telling you throw the dig Like do you have like
is it your.
Speaker 5: Pure route runners? You're really good route runners are gonna
be your your ex and your Z. So your guys
that are gonna line up outside for the most party,
now you're slot guys.
Speaker 4: That are gonna be more important.
Speaker 5: The slide guys are gonna be usually, they're gonna be
a little bit more shifty, they're gonna be They're gonna
be good. I mean, everybody's gotta be a good route
runner to beat one on one coverage a little bit
though with a man like jeff like justin Jefferson like
will live in the slot now because they're like be
my best receiver against the third best cover guy. Yeah,
and that's been changed. But just from a slot receivers.
Speaker 4: No, the US welker, do you, Danny m Mendola doesn't
sound like it, do you, Julian Edelman, You're.
Speaker 5: Gonna keep you going. Hold on, let me get one more. Patriots, Patriots,
Patriots Now I'm undone. I'm out. Sorry, another, that's all
I got. Well, you know, everybody from you know, like
every position, second thirst ring guy in every college in
the country to run for.
Speaker 4: What happened Blacky out there the Panthers we going really well?
Speaker 5: All right? Sorry, yeah, so slot receivers are good route runners.
I was just talking about your straight up Can I
get open and comeback? Can I get open? On a
Most of the times your big digs that you drift
from are coming from outside receivers. So from a route
running standpoint, you'd like to see those guys on the
outside that are really crisp and very protect protect the
quarterback on their throws no matter what rout they're running.
On the slot, it's of course you have to be
your route running abilities, but you have to be a
little bit more cerebral about where you are in the play.
So that's what I always look at, like the guys
that are really good slot receivers, really good tight ends.
And of course it trickles out to the outside as well.
But if you know that against the same plays drawn up,
and you know against Cover two you're the second read,
but against Cover three you're the third read, you run
that route differently. You have to understand you have to
be cerebral, like the football IQ on top of just
being athletic and a good receiver and fast and a
good route runner. The football IQ is what makes a
good receiver great. Yeah, and that is what I look
at when I look at it. Off A wait, like,
why why were the Patriots so good with those slot receivers.
They weren't go to the combine. They weren't better, they
weren't faster, they weren't better route runners, but they understood
what their role was within that route concept. And then
you know, you could call the same play five different
times and you might throw it to five different people
because of different defensive looks.
Speaker 4: So all right, we'll break down the lsh you full
back position.
Speaker 5: Now they don't have that be whole like.
Speaker 4: Cooler they borrow one of those eight receivers. I'd play
full back, bro build different. It's about grit, nick rolls
and low Man winning.
Speaker 5: Totally totally after the like do you think that how
fast would you get off the ball in a clap count?
Speaker 4: Not very, not very, not very at all. I mean,
just like when you hear it, there's always like a
little bit of a delay even after your hands hit. Now,
I don't know if I was doing it, maybe I'd
get out there pretty fast. If T Bob was doing it,
I'd still be in my stance well after the play.
Ain't no way I'd hear that.
Speaker 5: I would. That would suck to be a center in
the clap count like he got like no lead up
to it. Just you just gotta be ready to fire
at a clap, like with a snap counts at least, like.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it turns out the claps not good in any situation.
All Right, we'll take a break more OTB when we
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Speaker 7: I remember when I remember, I remember when I lost
my mind man.
Speaker 5: But that was on the so present about that pace,
even your emotions hav an echo and so my space.
Speaker 2: And when you out man Tigers Turntalckers. This is off
the bench, but it.
Speaker 5: Wasn't because I didn't know.
Speaker 2: I just knew too.
Speaker 5: Does that make me craze?
Speaker 4: This count as a one hit wonder because he released
this under Narls Barkley Green.
Speaker 6: That's true. I would think so one hit wonder. I
don't know any other Narls Barkley.
Speaker 3: It's the same as like a group, like the a
group's front man going solo, like if they make like
I like, if they make one as a band and
then he has a solo group something.
Speaker 6: Anger.
Speaker 5: Great song.
Speaker 4: Should have gone one hit wonders today with nier conversation
discounts though, so forgetting forget it matter. Then we played Gorilla.
They had a couple. Yeah, short term memory.
Speaker 5: We go on.
Speaker 6: Well, right, I'm sorry, Good Friday.
Speaker 4: Friday time I want to hear it. I just want
to listen a little bit longer. So we're going to
practice this weekend or what maybe Nope, anytime a married
dad says maybe he ain't coming, that's a good point, Kevin.
Speaker 6: Or any time.
Speaker 4: It's not happening.
Speaker 5: Well, when I woke up this morning, I was like, man,
I'm looking forward to kind of sleeping in tomorrow. They're
not sleeping in. I mean like six forty five seven.
This job will do that to you. I tell you what.
Speaker 4: There's nothing like during the summertime. You know, you stay
up a little bit later, watch maybe one more episode
when you shouldn't. It's like, you know, you wake up
at the same time regardless, Like even on the weekend,
like Friday night, you're staying up.
Speaker 5: You're like one more episode, one more.
Speaker 4: Forget what the show we're watching right now on Netflix,
I'm gonna get there. It's a basic name Waterfront, like
let's watch one more, watch one more. Well, if you
do that on Friday, your body still at five forty
five six am, you're gonna wake up and everybody else
in the house is gonna be sleeping because they don't
have to talk sports at seven am every single day,
you know.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's true. Like, so you no matter what, you're
still waking up at five forty five.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Now there's sometimes I tell my eyes stop being
soft closed.
Speaker 5: Yeah, don't be hard headed? Right.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 5: Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.
Speaker 4: Now in the fall, it's a good thing because I'm
waking up to watch the Premier League.
Speaker 5: So oh cool, that's awesome.
Speaker 4: Don't don't get up here cycling. Get out the Premier
League the most popular league in the world of any sport.
Speaker 3: Probably, okay, cool, guys about to hit that Ted last finale.
Speaker 4: He's saving it and you're watching it.
Speaker 3: I'm watching it because they're about to make another damn season,
so I gotta catch up.
Speaker 5: That's very true. I thought there was a good closure
on that last season.
Speaker 4: I hadn't watched the final episode yet, why you Not
really technically on purpose, but sometimes I do that.
Speaker 5: I'm like, if I don't watch it, then it's not over.
Speaker 4: Before I knew they were coming back, I've never seen
the last episode of Suits True.
Speaker 5: Blood, never seen the last episode of that. This is
this might be one of the most weak minded things
I've ever heard from you.
Speaker 4: Game of Thrones. I definitely watched that last episode. I
wish I didn't. I'm trying to think of some.
Speaker 5: Of this is this is pretty weak.
Speaker 4: Look, if you don't watch it, it's not over. I
always got something in the back.
Speaker 5: You're emotionally scared.
Speaker 4: Maybe Yeah, I really liked Harvey Spector.
Speaker 5: I did not think the third season of Ted last
so was that great. I like it.
Speaker 3: It's a Baltimore emotional It's more of a drama than
a comedy.
Speaker 5: In season three, I just thought I thought it lost
its way. It's always been a showed a lot of heart,
but at its core it was a comedy. Season three
it was just not as not very funny. It was
just like try to make you cry a lot, which
I didn't obviously.
Speaker 4: Uh A, Landra, I never hear you jump in on
the old Ted Lasso.
Speaker 6: You ever seen Ted Lasso?
Speaker 5: Okay?
Speaker 7: I think I have an Apple TV account, but I
never use it.
Speaker 5: That's good.
Speaker 6: Yeah, It's just like one of my friends us.
Speaker 5: Have money, and Laundra taught me that. Bro she said,
I don't need it.
Speaker 4: Everybody gives me a hard time when I say that.
Speaker 5: Can you back me up? That? Like in locker rooms,
can't have money is said often, Yeah, why who who
doesn't back you up on the people when I say it.
Speaker 4: I can't hide money, like because I say it all
the time. It's like a locker room thing. If somebody
upgrades their value meal in front of somebody for locker room.
Oh can't had money value mel huh.
Speaker 5: And the way you.
Speaker 3: Use it, I love it, like it's funny because I
was telling you all the while back. I remember I
came in and I was like, guys, don't have any
hot water last night. It goes like my remote battery
ran out, my water heaters tankless, and Jake's like tankless water,
high ceilings, ceilings.
Speaker 4: I was like, oh, the higher ceilings are you know.
Speaker 7: The more I am with him on this one, I mean,
it actually does make.
Speaker 5: Kind of But.
Speaker 4: Over here there's great house well, but there's great houses
like where I don't want to put where you live,
but like where you live, you know, they're great, like
restored like older homes and so they didn't have high
ceilings back in the day, so they're still nice, still
expensive homes.
Speaker 3: Maybe that's the thing, like restored, Like if you're building
it and you have money, you're getting high ceilings.
Speaker 5: Maybe.
Speaker 4: I hope T Bop ceilings are forty feet tall in Chicago.
Speaker 5: Probably not, but I hope they are. Oh, you know,
if you found a spot yet, but.
Speaker 6: Yeah, just moved in.
Speaker 4: Okay, well good, you found a spot.
Speaker 5: You definitely can't hide it if you're moving across the
country to make it.
Speaker 4: That's right, It's very true.
Speaker 5: Bob ut tried to get on to me about my
ceiling huts, and I'm like, these are the most standard
ceiling heights.
Speaker 6: You got high ceilings?
Speaker 5: No, said they were because it was taller than him.
I guess I've never been over at Flyn's house. I
don't know.
Speaker 4: Oh really yeah, and judge of ceilings and judge them.
That's crazy, crazy, right, Tea Bos's been there too.
Speaker 5: What whoa are? Are? Are?
Speaker 4: Little wolf pack?
Speaker 5: A little girl? Age? Little girls?
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, dude, I got kids of all ages.
You have a birthday party, you say, hey, the Hesters
are probably in because they got somebody either that age
or close.
Speaker 5: I can't remember. They were doing something together. They were
in dance. They were it was dancing. Yeah, yeah, oh
that's right, because me and T Bob were on stage.
We did a little father daughter dance at the end
of the recital.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna I'm gonna bet T Bob took.
Speaker 5: From guess what they put me back row back right.
I was basically behind a curtain. You were up there.
It was unbelievable. I'm like, come on, people like my
mom taught dance for like thirty years, sisters danced like
I got some chops, noep, tuck me away behind it.
Speaker 4: Hey, we saw your moves yesterday.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we saw them.
Speaker 4: They were on displays behind the curtain.
Speaker 5: On the face, my little girl. We might we might
as well have been solo up there.
Speaker 4: Okay, you think T Bob told him like, hey, you
need to put this guy in the back so you
wouldn't steal some of his brightness.
Speaker 5: Maybe I did miss rehearsal, though you missed rehearsal.
Speaker 4: There's no doubt whatever T Bob had, he canceled it
to be at rehearsal and not actually obviously loves his daughters,
and Bob's are an outstanding dad, but he canceled whatever
he had for his daughter but also for himself to
dance on stage.
Speaker 3: Back in December, he left mid show to go do
an interview about the Nutcracker came back full outfit. This
all happened in about a forty five minute period.
Speaker 6: Need a cribs O TV edition?
Speaker 4: Oh that actually we don't need that. I think we do.
Speaker 7: I think it would be like all y'all's houses and
then we would go to mine.
Speaker 4: Ultimately, all it's all about how you present it and
how to sell it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, your confidence during the tour is gonna tell it all.
Speaker 6: Yeah, my friend here's not going to be like it
doesn't work.
Speaker 5: Wait, how's a fireplace not work?
Speaker 2: Work there?
Speaker 7: And you well, like we don't even there's the smoke
would just be in my house.
Speaker 6: So yeah, it's like I can't lose a fireplace. It's unusable.
Speaker 7: But this kid, I actually do.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: That was one of Victoria's Like she had like a
few like when we were house hunting, a few little
things that were like must have fireplace was one of them.
Speaker 5: We've used it like four times.
Speaker 3: Three was during the snow back in January.
Speaker 4: But you got it. We got to take a break
more O TV when we come back.
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Speaker 4: All right, So one of the cool things about doing
radio is like we got great sponsors and also like
you never know who's listening. So I'm gonna put this
out there because I you know, even though I almost
got kicked out of the wolf Pack this week, I'm
part of it. If you work on fireplace in your
he throws Tropod out there when I'm about to try
to help.
Speaker 5: Well, you know what, you'd rather come together way hold on.
You would be okay if something happens, you want to
take a little trip, you'd rather be okay without it, right.
Speaker 4: You know what I think, I'm in the wolf Pack.
I'm a foxhole guy. If you work on fireplaces in
Baton Rouge and you want to do us as solid
and you want to go look at the Launder's fireplace
and get that thing fixed, coloradus let us know, like
you know, we'll we'll take care of you, maybe like
in an l.
Speaker 5: Shue game or something. Van Dyke Mary Poppins.
Speaker 4: Ah, So I was thinking Dick Van Dyke show in
my brain. So yeah, even though I got kicked out
of the wolf Pack, I'm still gonna look out for
said wolf pack. It's okay, you need anything, Flynn, lots
of stuff. Okay, Well, can't help you there. You tell
you need anything, I'm good.
Speaker 6: All right about private jet, Well.
Speaker 5: You'll hear about that later.
Speaker 4: You hear about that later when we have time to
tell you about those pj's, tell you about how you
can go see else you play.
Speaker 5: Really, I'm really kind of feel bad that you're heard
on this tripod situation. No, it's fine.
Speaker 4: I'm looking out for a laundra. If you fix fireplaces
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Speaker 2: Up off the bench can allow it.
Speaker 5: To affect me.
Speaker 4: I'm still gonna stand in the wolf back and just
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