Speaker 1: When your old career gives you lemons.
Speaker 2: Throwing some ice, mix in some vodka in color.
Speaker 3: A podcast from the Mac of All Trade Studio in
Fairport and driven by Victor Chrysler, Dods jem Ram. It's
Billified the Bill Moran Podcast.
Speaker 1: Hello and welcome.
Speaker 4: Thank you for getting your podud, thanks for telling a friend.
That's how we spread the word about the pirate ship.
Very excited because I have some news tonight, all right.
And two of the guys who started the podcast two
years ago and are still hanging around. I don't know why,
but they do. And of it.
Speaker 2: We love you too.
Speaker 1: I've got I love you. Kevin, Kevin, Kevin, Thank you, Kevin.
Speaker 4: I'm waiting. Kevin came in here. Kevin came in here,
and I did the wrong thing, and I I I've
been doing the wrong thing in the past couple of days. Well, no,
he didn't finger up my asshole.
Speaker 2: Oh why are you gotta do all that to me? Well, like,
could you know be a prostrate exam?
Speaker 4: So I Doug, you know what I said was my indulgence.
I was like, hey, I didn't think you're what are
you doing here? Was I kind of my the vibe
with f which was wrong. But I thought Kevin said
he couldn't come today and whatever. I'm not going to
get into it, but so I just thought it was
you and I. I didn't care you listen my children.
Let me know. I don't because I wish. I wish
I had fucking videotape. But anyway, it doesn't It really
doesn't matter in the end. Here's why I felt bad.
I had called Danny because Danny always called me once
in a while when it's like he and I or
he's on the way, would you like a coffee? So
I said, would like a coffee? And then I would
have called you and said you want something from Starbucks?
But I didn't. I didn't. I don't drink that corporate bullshit.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well I'm drink about own coffee.
Speaker 5: I don't blame you. Don't drink regular grade coffee this
late at night.
Speaker 2: That's there.
Speaker 4: Another, that's another there.
Speaker 5: It will be a long ride back to Greece, or
I'll be long.
Speaker 2: Ride up around midnight. I'll turn into the ultimate warrior.
Speaker 4: Well, Danny, he texted me then and goes, can you
get me a decaf? And I didn't see it. So
he's gonna be wired. It's all right, all right, Will
you guys do me a favor right now? Will you
take your phones out and will you go to one
one Bill Moran Productions dot com Bill Moran Production start.
Oh well, if you have the game on, I I apologize.
Speaker 1: We can pull.
Speaker 5: Although my last search engine was fo sauce. We got
a website, yes I was.
Speaker 4: I spent today doing Jamison's out of town and I
have different things. Yeah, let me.
Speaker 2: Go, dar and I need you to wire me five
hundred dollars.
Speaker 4: So, uh, because I'm a douche, I already got That's nice, Danny.
Speaker 1: So yeah, So the.
Speaker 5: Bill Lightman site under construction, that's four four.
Speaker 1: Made me time such an asshole? SU's an asshole? Now finally,
should are your cookies good? Should I agree to these cookies?
Speaker 4: I would assume, but I don't know what's on your mind?
So yeah, So I got to set the email up.
But we can all get email at Bill Moran Productions
dot com. And I gotta I want to do a gallery.
I'd like to get hot. I'm Bill Moren, host of
Bill and Bill Moran Production.
Speaker 5: Okay, I'm punching my chin like I'm a I didn't
mean to.
Speaker 2: She took a picture and I was just it's all
my eyes.
Speaker 4: Well you in so I have to.
Speaker 2: No, it's a good it's nice website, all right.
Speaker 4: So there's there's that. And then you go to Billified.
You can get a couple of the episodes. You can
see them there. Click through and listen. There's gonna be video.
What are you looking at the band aid on my hand?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's got like a paw print on it.
Speaker 4: So I was like wondering, Now, I.
Speaker 2: Is that what it is?
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's a mortal and like you, I had to
go to uh dermatologist and I said, this one is
getting raised and itchy and she said, we need to
take a biopsy.
Speaker 2: So that's why.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, okay, it's standards.
Speaker 2: Tell me to get you on the prayer list search.
Speaker 4: No, I'm fine.
Speaker 2: I can get you for several things. Yeah, we have categories. Now,
help your website works.
Speaker 1: Jesus, get back to the website for a second.
Speaker 2: Let's go back to the website.
Speaker 1: Jesus pray for Bill's website.
Speaker 2: This is like, okay, I like this because you got
like you got the number at the top.
Speaker 4: Yes, you got the you got the three legs. Right,
So take a look at it because it is a
work in progress and I will be doing more things
to it. I'd like to add a page. I'd like
to get headshots to you guys. I didn't bring in cameras.
Good night if you want to, but I we got
to start.
Speaker 5: I don't feel like I'm know I'm crazy. But then
I thought the number was two weight. But it's two o.
Speaker 2: Six right, it's six eighty eight sixty six.
Speaker 4: For some reason thought it was two light. I don't
know why we're going to make me myself because I
don't in my head, I can't remember.
Speaker 1: That's okay, it's okay.
Speaker 4: I'm saying.
Speaker 2: It just didn't He gets and find out if that's number.
Speaker 4: It just didn't look right.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So you can go to the website.
Speaker 4: You'll be able to see all the stuff that we're
doing there, the different things. Uh. And here's something kind
of cool. We host our podcast and it goes out
on all the platforms. And I got contacted like, hey,
we're doing a thing where I guess it's like their prime.
I don't know what it is. We put our podcast
up on Spreaker. People lass all the time. If you're
doing a podcast, I would suggest start there and they'll
put you on all the platforms. You have to pay,
but it's not that bad, and there's opportunities to even
make money from ads that they were on. They are
owned by iHeart, but they put you out on Apple
and Spotify and Google. Everywhere you can put a podcast
that they put it out there, so it's kind of
one stop. You're not loading it to all these places.
Speaker 2: The RSS feed goes out to everybody.
Speaker 4: You got it. So I talked to someone. I get
an email about, hey, you should look into this. So
I look and it says you got to apply, and
they're putting us on their prime thing. Now we no
longer pay to use spreaker. They pay you basically nice
and start start ads coming in and and I don't
know whether to say this or not. I was telling Kevin,
but we may start doing the long form version of
the podcast, which runs about ninety minutes, right uh, and
then the Danny's on gets into it. We do it,
and a condensed version that'll run about twenty minutes that
I'll give you some of the some of the highlights.
Speaker 2: Of that billified filter.
Speaker 4: It takes seventy minutes of Danny's bullshit out. It leaves
six dick jokes and a fart joke.
Speaker 2: Dan's Decaf podcast, So no Danny.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we'll have the Uh, well we'll start We'll start
doing that as well, so that way, you know, people
who don't have a lot of time, you want to
catch up here a couple of funny things they see
what's going on, uh, from our takes and different interviews.
Speaker 1: That we do and stuff.
Speaker 4: We'll start putting out a condensed version. Cool, so that'll
be uh, Praise the Lord. Yeah, just a lot of
move it along, a lot of cool things that should
have happened like two years ago when I started, but
I didn't. It was funny because I put up like
a best of sort of together or whatever, just a
first hundred days, Yeah, the first hundred like trump'sirst hundre day.
Speaker 2: It give me the best hundred days. My second hundred
days better than my first hundred days.
Speaker 4: So I did. Uh. And then some of the video
that went along with it, Kevin said, mething, God goes God.
We didn't know what we were doing, like we're shooting
shot and I was fucking camera from the town hall
in one of our shots I told I was told.
Speaker 2: That Billy and Crosshairs.
Speaker 4: I had people like yelling at me about it. There
was one guy in town who was like, I told
me that I hate podcasts like yours him, and all right, well,
I don't need to ship on the guy because it
was I will tell you this. Here's the here's Dan's
gonna no, yeah, but no, there's nothing bad about it.
Speaker 2: Here's it's an ironic story.
Speaker 4: But go ahead. Here's the thing that I I don't
you think I don't. I don't know why, and I
think it's because I'm also older now I don't care
as much. But I always like, I always took the
criticism that somebody gave me, no matter who it was, No,
I took it. And when there's something in there that
they're saying that I should be doing, right, there's something
in there. There's something in there that I should be doing,
and this guy can examine.
Speaker 5: Yes, seven took you seven years of my criticism fore
to do a goddamn podcast.
Speaker 4: But I mean it was like, you know how to
shoot it right? The guy you got to I know
you got that big dumb logo he's telling me in there,
and I know you love it and you probably, but
it's doesn't look good and so that I was like,
he's probably right, So I started looking at it, but
you're right. Sometimes when we were in radio, like when
we did the break Room, I would take criticism and
it would take me about twenty four hours, but I
could then find the kernel of shit I had to
sift through. I had to like go all my wonerfuck
did you say that? And then when I would think
about it, I go, oh, you know what, I'm gonna
try it. I'm going to try this. I think what
they're saying is this, and it usually worked. So if
you can take criticism not so personally. Yeah, that's the problem.
Speaker 2: One of the four agreements is don't take anything personally.
Speaker 4: Well, the ego is is there, and we're all human
beings and we're we're sensitive and I don't know where
we get conditioned this, but we are. We're sensitive.
Speaker 2: You know. Well, the irrational mind guides irrational The irrational
mind has to catch up with the irrational mind because
the irrational mind's like Danny on coffee, and the rational
mind is like, I don't know so.
Speaker 4: But it's not like it's not that I will eventually
on at Bill Moran Productions dot com, where you can go.
You can be able to send us emails. You'll be
able to watch live as we do live feeds because
we can put that in there and then, uh, we'll
have videos and different things I want to do, like
a whole bunch of stuff.
Speaker 2: One small step for Bill, one giantly for billified.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we have a website, but he still won't use
a fucking calendar.
Speaker 2: Do we not have a calendar? Yeah? Did we try
to have a calendar once?
Speaker 4: Yeah, somebody said no.
Speaker 1: I didn't say no.
Speaker 4: You didn't say yes, dude. My wife agreement.
Speaker 2: I have like six calendars. My wife's like, who's who's
Robert l at eleven? I go, oh, my work calendar. Sorry,
let me fix this, you know, because we have somebody
freaking calendars. I don't need any more calendars.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I figured you don't need any more calendars. Uh.
Danny is a big fan of the Sopranos. Oh yeah,
And I actually have a friend who's gone back and said,
I'm watching the Sopranos again basically because there's nothing. There's
nothing on it that grips You're like, I did I
you know what I watched Bookie.
Speaker 2: I love Booky.
Speaker 4: That was good on HBO.
Speaker 2: When it was over, I'm like, oh, come.
Speaker 4: On yeah, and I guess they're coming back for another season.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's it's it's perfect because it's like only half
hour episodes. It's a comedy, so you don't take it
too seriously. You're not too invested. But it's comfort food.
Speaker 4: The Hulu, you don't know, No I do. I get charged.
I get charged for it. But cant figure out.
Speaker 5: If you got the Hulu, watch watch Shorty, You'll you'll
dig Shorty.
Speaker 4: Okay, I saw that.
Speaker 1: What is it as a hockey?
Speaker 4: It's a Canadian?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's it's a spinoff to Letter Kenny, which is
another Canadian.
Speaker 4: It's hysterical, is it? It's hysterical?
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: I tried watching it and I'm like, oh my gosh,
this is just loaded with F bombs and stuff. And
I was like, okay, it.
Speaker 4: Really doesn't have a lot of swearing in it. No,
really a lot of other crude humor, but not much
F bombs. All right, Well it was pretty dirty. Yeah,
not your thing, no, not your cup t all right.
Speaker 1: Well, I will football, you love it. Played linebacker, but
there was a show like that called Blue Mountain State. Yes,
and I couldn't watch that.
Speaker 5: Either there's a new Blue Mountains I think they're doing
it or doing a second one.
Speaker 2: I watched was so awesome. I'm like, okay. Then there
was another show with Ashton Kutcher where he played a
X quarterback Colt whatever. Watched one episode of.
Speaker 4: That on the Ranch. I liked the wrench is hysterical,
then it then it kind of got uh when Danny
Materson got arrested. Yeah, it seemed to kill it for me,
But I still like that show. Did you watch it
all the way through? A couple of times? A couple
of times? Oh all right? How many seasons are there?
Five or six? Yeah? Okay, I didn't know. But the Sopranos,
let me get back to that. Yeah, dre Day Matteo, Yes,
who was on the Sopranos.
Speaker 2: She's not only fans for a while too.
Speaker 4: Well, she's still on OnlyFans. Oh yeah. She has her
thirteen year old son edit her bikini photos and he
doesn't like it. I'm sure could you imagine having to
edit your mom's bikini?
Speaker 2: I was gonna go somewhere. I'm not gonna go come on.
Speaker 1: Don't hold back.
Speaker 2: Okay, Jason ever edit his mother's bikini photos.
Speaker 4: No, okay, you probably may have shed probably, Yeah, you're right,
I don't. Did I ever do Marges? No, I did not.
We didn't have it. Although I will say this, it'll
get me in trouble photo for No. My mother. My
mother used to go when we would go to the beach,
she would get very self conscious and she would say,
and she would start pointing out women and go, am
I am I as fat as her?
Speaker 5: Oh wow, okay, so worst thing to say to you.
Speaker 1: Well, I moved back at her. I was just an
uncomfortable kid.
Speaker 4: I was like, I think I once then, because I
did get annoyed eventually, and I go, I went running
once and I go, mom, mom.
Speaker 1: She goes, I'm over here. I go, oh my god.
I thought that was you.
Speaker 4: But I did it that way, so that way I
wasn't saying you look like her. So there was this
you know what I'm saying. I thought it was a
little more clever than the thing back when you were young. Yes, yes,
she did. She once didn't. I ducked and I laughed,
and she came back because her momentum came and she
came back and I caught the diamond.
Speaker 2: There was a well known woman in town who was
a larger woman and great sweetheart of a lady. And
she had a back to me at the at the
grocery store and Wegmans, and I go hey, she goes, hey,
how'd you know it was me? I'm gonna tell Tommy
you're a chubby chaser. This is back when weird CMO.
Speaker 1: It's like immediately I turned red, like I.
Speaker 2: Was just trying to be nice. She's like, oh, he
noticed me because of my size.
Speaker 4: Yes, that's true. It was you look like grim, but
I wasn't.
Speaker 5: It's not our favorite ethic graduate, is it.
Speaker 2: No? No, no, I don't know that is no. But
but Dre Dame mad Tao.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, she uh, she has some thoughts thoughts, and
I would like to get your thoughts on her thoughts
because I don't know much about this. But she was
on a podcast and podcast is called Not Today pal Okay,
Oh that's that's Prano's one. That's uh Robert Eiler in
uh Meadow and metal right yeah, yep, okay.
Speaker 5: I used to get reels of all time. It seemed
like it was funny I never listened to it, but
it seemed funny.
Speaker 2: Robert Eiler, who played a j who is now the
same age as James Gandel FIENI when the Sopranos started.
Speaker 4: You're kidding, No, really.
Speaker 2: I'm about close to where he was when he supposedly
got popped when he died. Yeah, we we allegedly. We
don't know. Yeah, we'll never know what you did.
Speaker 4: God, he was a big fan. That fuck he was,
well he died, I mean yeah, I mean yeah, he's
a big fuck.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 4: You can see how fat makes you look older. Oh yeah,
But but I could never put an age on him.
I would have put somewhere between forty five and fifty five.
Speaker 2: He was U seventy three, he was born, and he
was born, but I think he was born in sixties.
All right.
Speaker 4: Anyway, she has some thoughts, Danny, and she did put
them on this podcast, not today, pal Uh. She claimed
that the government is secretly manipulating the weather through camtrails.
Speaker 1: Thoughts.
Speaker 2: I don't think so, okay, not worried about it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And she said, and geo engineering, predicting that demo practice. Democrats,
excuse me, will soon try to normalize this, say it's
a normal thing.
Speaker 2: I gotta say this.
Speaker 4: Ah yeah, I can't wait.
Speaker 2: There's a woman in town rattling the cake boom. Has
some good points every once in a while, but she
cries wolf so many times that blames everybody for their imperfections,
to the point where it's like you can't believe anything.
And Drea da Matteo sounds like that person when she
says the government is doing this stuff. That's what we'd
like to call it. Bridge too far? With Trump, with
the cats and everything, you forgot about that. This is
a bridge.
Speaker 4: Forgot about that?
Speaker 2: Those are your words. A bridge too far. This is
a bridge too far. This might be like a couple
bridges to floor, Like, isn't there like a bridge in
Florida that's seven miles long?
Speaker 4: Yes, that's one to the keys, I believe.
Speaker 2: Yeah, too far, one of those too far.
Speaker 4: Seven mile bridges. I don't think that my.
Speaker 2: Government is efficient enough, as Doe is starting to point out,
to do this, I think they do.
Speaker 1: That's a good point.
Speaker 4: Just pointed this out.
Speaker 5: You mean the stuff that's been out there for eight years.
Speaker 2: No, my point is is that we're so inefficient, yes,
that we couldn't pull this we couldn't pull this off.
Speaker 4: The rails to be the clouds, to be the whatever. Right. Uh,
she predicts that democratic, and she also suggested Hollywood has
been complicit by it in cloud formations into old movies
to make weather control seem normal. In addition, uh, she
talked about the kid editing her photos, and she also
implied that Hollywood might try to silence her over her
political and anti vaccine views. The anti vaccine views are
not something new.
Speaker 2: Right, Jenny McCarthy WI.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And there's a lot.
Speaker 4: Of people who do will say I think, I think
that the vaccine caused problems in some people.
Speaker 2: I don't. I don't know. Yell had a big report
come out today, who did Yale did? Okay, Alex Parentson
reported it. So take it for what it is, But
it's it's it's they believe that the vaccines, though it
was more of a hope than it was actual based
on science, and that the spike protein has caused more
issues for people than help from dying of COVID. So
so that vaccine, Yes.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I was talking.
Speaker 2: You're talking about vaccines like everything I'm talking about, like
the hepatitis you you once and I don't want to
speak for you on this. I could be wrong, but
maybe be The theory was that it's not one vaccine
or two vaccines. It's if a kid takes like twelve
vaccines at once, twelve booster shots at once. I did
for that little body. I did say that that could
cause problems. Just like in Batman, right, it wasn't one
chemical or two chemicals. It was a combination of chemicals
that could cause a problem.
Speaker 4: Here's the problem. Here's the thing though with that, like
it made sense to me, but I have no science background.
I never studied it. I have no idea. So that's
the I think.
Speaker 2: But you can point to a time where your oldest
son wasn't the same, his baseline changed, and you could
look back and say, well, maybe it was this.
Speaker 4: I don't know that I can. I really don't.
Speaker 2: I really don't. There's enough preponderance of evidence in your
life to make that to come up with that idea.
Speaker 4: But the other thing is that, like when it comes
to that stuff, and I think that that that becomes
the dangerous slippery slope for people, is that people start
saying these things as though they're fact. Right now, I
will say to you that will you know, may discount that.
But then I've been listening to the telepathy tapes about
non verbal autistic children who communicate telepathically and they can't
present their studies in any real way because it's the
mother or the teacher or somebody that is close to
the kid. You need an independent control. So there's no control.
But I would say I believe that, So why I'll
believe that, But then I won't believe the vaccine thing.
Do you understand the thing and and so, and in
neither case can I prove anything. So I think we've
come into this world of and maybe we've always been
there just to everybody has a voice.
Speaker 2: Now I think we need to start thinking in terms of, well,
before you go to trial in court, you have to
have a grand jury say hey, there's enough evidence to
bring in a trial. I think of that case with
the vaccines. I think there's enough evidence where Okay, let's
examine this, not jump to the conclusion of yeah that's
the case. Yeah, that's my point. And I think they
think that's what we need to do.
Speaker 4: I think they did. I think they were trying to
look like they took Mercury's out or certain things out
of the problems.
Speaker 1: You can investigate all you want, you're gonna believe it.
Speaker 4: I'm not.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there's no you have your thoughts, yes, regardless of
what the science says.
Speaker 4: Well, it's not. It does seem that way. I wish
there was more. And and then you get something, you
get down to something like the COVID vaccine, and it
becomes a personal freedom. And if we do, if we're
all going to say things like choice, well a woman
should have the right.
Speaker 2: If you're gonna say that, then we got to believe
back everybody.
Speaker 5: It was the current president who was pushing for this
COVID vaccine, and now it's the vaccine's bullshit.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be the greatest vaccine.
Speaker 1: And I don't know if the vaccines yeah, I hear you,
I hear you.
Speaker 4: I guess, I guess.
Speaker 2: But he still stands by that, what Trump? He still
stands by the vaccines.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, look, there also stands by clorox.
Speaker 4: But I think Queen, yeah, I just.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I have no idea. I to find this interesting because
I will tell you that there are people who do believe,
people with who are educating and everything that will say
there are entities at work in our world that are
extraterrestrial and that they are causing chaos, and that's why
we're seeing weather changes and the problems with the airlines.
Speaker 2: To investigate, show enough evidence to take trial. Look, we've
we've had shown me enough evidence to make me care
enough about that.
Speaker 4: Well, yes, I understand, and I get it. You know,
I'm just saying, like, those are those theories are out there,
and there are people who say that you can tap
in and you can control everything yourself. You've set him
up for a very long night with regular coffee and
rabbit holes.
Speaker 2: Ruminations. Billy, he's not going to bed till for my
anniversary tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Congratulations three years long marriage. Ever, Yeah, you know, why
don't we take Why don't we take a moment here
and then when we come back. I have a suggestion
for a place to go for your anniversary.
Speaker 2: Okay, I plan. I do have a reservation?
Speaker 4: You do. I wonder if you have a reservation at
this place?
Speaker 1: Okay, the back door.
Speaker 2: Hello, ladies, my wife, I'd be making reservation.
Speaker 4: I got to be a restaurant or a bar known as.
Speaker 2: The back nine. Wasn't there the back line?
Speaker 4: There was the back nine. But that was near Oak Hill.
Speaker 5: We know, we know enough people, we could probably get
this thing.
Speaker 4: No, no, but I'm telling you, no, there has to
be Can we look during the break that can someone look,
there's got to be like a restaurant or a bar
called the back door.
Speaker 2: Club called the back Door.
Speaker 4: Yes, that's so I never I never thought of that. Good. Sorry,
I'll give that one to you. All right. We'll take
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not in the area, but there is one. There is
one up in good old Canada, in.
Speaker 2: Mississauga, miss Canadian.
Speaker 5: Michael's back to our restaurant. It might actually be michell.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, probably, Mississauga is huge. Yeah, I don't even
know where it is. Right outside of Toronto. Yeah, I
couldn't find it. Airport is Oh, that's where the plane flipped.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, right there, Oh, in Mississauga. Yeah, I'll be.
Speaker 4: I'll be flipped. I'll be flipped. Well, Danny's how many
years now? Anniversary?
Speaker 2: Three years?
Speaker 4: Three year anniversaries and marriage?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've been together for about six Okay, Yeah, congratulates
of anniversary. We celebrate.
Speaker 4: Yeah, do you gotta make it tomorrow?
Speaker 1: First?
Speaker 4: Do you make it to make it a big deal?
Speaker 2: She doesn't like that I do that, but I do. Yeah.
I don't go over the top, but I make sure
because like we have Valentine's Day in our anniversary within
a week of each other, so I make sure I
cover all the bases.
Speaker 4: Okay, So why doesn't she like that you make it
a big deal. Most women would at least have it recognized.
I think it's a nice I.
Speaker 2: Think our anniversary she likes having recognized. I just I
think that I just I don't know. She's just never
been a big Valentine's Day. She appreciates it all Valentine's Day,
Valentine's Dy and our anniversary, but she doesn't want to
make that pig.
Speaker 4: Let me go to a married man. Did you do
anything for Valentine? Not stop it?
Speaker 5: Actually I think I did. I picked up flowers. There
you go, because I was told to pick up flowers
for Sam for his girlfriend, and she was gonna my
wife was going to deliver them for Sam.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so I forget. I might. I had a coop
and so that's great that you you are, Peter Griffin.
Peter Griffin. No, but because I know you and I
think you you, my ministress had a fantastic hell No,
here's the thing I'll say about Kevin. Kevin to me.
He won't like this, but I think Kevin's a sensitive person.
And I don't mean in terms of like a whats
or anything, you know, pussy whatever. What I mean is
like he like, look at the gifts he's given me.
You whatever. The rolling okay, but the rolling Stones thing.
Speaker 2: Shut up, I'm choking.
Speaker 4: But all the all the stuff creative.
Speaker 2: It's thoughtful, thoughtfultful.
Speaker 4: That to me is a sensitivity. That's somebody who's tuned in.
And I would assume for your wife and a lot
of people just think, you know, Valentine's say is a
hallmark holiday? Is Yeah, it's kind of a made up way.
But I I, I'm sure you do nice things throughout
the year, but maybe some days I'm wrong when I
when I leave to go to work to the Podcasty Times, Danny,
where are you? Do you have reservations? Is it a surprise?
She knows where it is?
Speaker 1: Texas Roadhouse and Henriette.
Speaker 2: That was a funny story.
Speaker 1: I was wondering if you were gonna go funny story.
Speaker 4: I have a story. Hold on hold that thought.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Texas Roadhouse on West Henrietta Road will be closed
for the time.
Speaker 1: Monroe excuse me.
Speaker 6: Monroe County discovered several violations at the restaurant that include
a pest infestation. We're told ten violations were found during
yesterday's inspection. According to the report, the inspector observed a
live roach submerged inside and insert pan of ready to
eat dipping sauce on.
Speaker 4: Roachestroach was taking it like Gregs is just taking it.
So the Texas Roadhouse and West Henrietta Road, what were
you going to say? What was your story before I
cut you off? There?
Speaker 2: My in laws love Texas ro okay, and I enjoyed Randy.
Speaker 4: Randy did go in the south when they lost power.
When that somebody came in the on the gate turn flower.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, that was the drag queen story out.
Speaker 4: Yes, I wasn't the gaze that turned off the power.
Straight people, Yes, it was the straight people. They couldn't
electric boogoloo.
Speaker 2: So so I tried to my wife and I try
to have lunch or dinner with my in laws at
least once a month. So the next time was supposed
to be in March. It was going to be at
the Texas Roadhouse. Now we have to find another place.
Speaker 4: Go out through the one in grease. It's cleaner I've
heard so far.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so I mean rat or mouse ship in the
peanuts that yeah, the rodent chewed peanut bags.
Speaker 4: There were shitting there too. Oh, probably that would only
make sense. But the well, I'll just read you what
I took. I took a condenser. I always condensed everything down,
so I might have missed the poop part, but it
said roach infestations, rodent chewed peanut bags and even roach
floating in sauce on the cook line. The restaurant has
acknowledged past issues they claim is common in the area
during winter months, and he's working with the terminators and
the health department reopen possible. Until then, it remains closed.
Speaker 5: While So here's can I can I give Danny the
perfect anniversary for tomorrow?
Speaker 4: Start out balls and bagels.
Speaker 5: Bringing the work, get her a nice Spot coffee and
dinner at the roadhouse. What happened to Spot Coffee? I
think they were shut down for health.
Speaker 1: When was this?
Speaker 4: When? I think it was recent.
Speaker 1: I was still in December. Yeah, I was probably why
they shut down.
Speaker 2: No kidding, I was here. So I was there on
the last Saturday before Christmas in December and they had
the eighty and the uh, the emergency services were there
to bring a woman out of the bathroom. They to
wheel her out on a stretcher. And I wonder if
there's connection now.
Speaker 4: Maybe I don't know. Uh, it's interesting because would this
keep you last February I'm last February.
Speaker 2: All right, if you clean up your act, if you
get reopened, you gotta be like I used to work
in a restaurant. You gotta be pristine, crystal clean to
be reopened. So that might be the safest place in
America to go eat when they reopen.
Speaker 4: Okay, But here's my question is if it's at this
Texas Roadhouse, and I'm not blaming all Texas roadhouse, right,
could you find it at all restaurants?
Speaker 2: You could probably find something if you look hard.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this is what I'm saying. I believe so, But
the Texas Roadhouse, I don't. I would prefer not a
chain if i'm looking for.
Speaker 1: Yes, I'm with you.
Speaker 4: A Texas roadhouse, a steakhouse, yes, yeah, I think there's
one in Victor.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's also one in Greece, like Kevin said, yeah, yeah, it's.
Speaker 4: Like an out back. But the one in Greece I'm
pretty sure has like an hour and a half. Wait.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so there's one Henrietta, you gotta call it advance.
Speaker 4: Well not anymore.
Speaker 2: That's gonna be two for ones, all right, But so
that's what you cash it because.
Speaker 4: I'd rather go to like Black and Blue or Bonnie
and Clyde with just would in laws are.
Speaker 2: Big, big chain people for whatever reason?
Speaker 4: Hey, well there are people who are. Yeah, here's where
I like it, and.
Speaker 5: I almost have that Black and Blue money either there.
Speaker 4: It's no you, it's no more expensive than anywhere else.
Speaker 1: It's not.
Speaker 4: I don't think I've never bet. Nobody's ever taken me
all right, well, well then well we'll have to. I'll
have to take you out someday. We'll take a hold
a meal there. But the uh, yeah, I don't think
they're any more expensive at the place. I would eat
at a chain restaurant when I the kids were little
and we were on vacation, because you kind of knew
what you were getting, right, and especially like the environment.
If I go into a local restaurant, I may think
that it's going to be family style and it's not.
It's like fine dining or something like that. It just
was easier, right, So Texas Roadhouse I've been to, but
just not there. Now, would you ever eat at a
restaurant again after hearing it had roaches in the sauce
roaches in the sauce.
Speaker 2: If it's been shut down and then restarted, Yes.
Speaker 4: Okay, was it? I think for some people that could
become a permanent Nope, well I could see that. Yeah,
I'd half my favorite Pearl.
Speaker 1: Jam song though the roaches in the sauce.
Speaker 2: They do have a song called rats.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 4: Let me just say this. Roaches are edible. I believe that,
and they are eating in several parts of the world.
I'm sure not ones that have Texas roadhouses.
Speaker 2: Well no, hang on, did they have a Texas roadhouse?
Speaker 4: And you've gotta see now, why do you got to
go there? I'm telling you, I don't. If properly cooked
and sourced from clean environments, which I don't know where
you find roaches in clean environments, they can be saved.
They are high in protein. They are Danny's favorite thing
to eat healthy food.
Speaker 2: Free, you got it?
Speaker 1: Healthy fat? Are they gluten free?
Speaker 4: I don't Well, maybe it depends on where you get them.
They are essential nutrients. The Madagascar hissing cockroach and wood
roaches are among the species sometimes used in culinary practices
or is it culinary?
Speaker 2: Don't know.
Speaker 4: I like that when it's French, get the nice lemon
sauce on there in Thailand? Okay, the roadhouse is there? Roaches,
along with other insects, are deep fried and sold in
street food. And that's true China. What do we think
of China? One of the what did I always hear?
Better do your homework because the kids in China are
gonna beat you all.
Speaker 5: Not not a clean environment. The source roaches with the
japan smog.
Speaker 2: It was Japan, then it was China.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah yeah, why is why the Japanese are beauty guts?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 4: Uh, China, certain regions farm cockroaches for consumption as they
are believed to have medicinal properties.
Speaker 2: Okay, well how about that.
Speaker 4: You're regin starting them all right?
Speaker 2: I mean, like, is it like penicillin from like mold?
Speaker 4: Yes, Mexico and some in Digna.
Speaker 5: All the clean areas.
Speaker 4: Thailand, Thailand's beautiful. Thailand itself is beautiful. Never been as
I've seen pictures, neither of I but I've been. I've
been in the black and Blue. Wasn't it when the tsunami?
Remember the tsunami that was going way back.
Speaker 2: Because Phil Collins, I was tunami.
Speaker 4: No, I remember being in Uh how did they it
was six?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 4: I know I was at the comedy club and I
was MCing for the weekend and it was JJ was
the owner and JJ, God rest his soul. I loved
that guy. He was one of the sweetest, most genuine
guys and gave me some of the biggest fucking laughs
of my life.
Speaker 2: Oh kidding, because like a friend of ours made it
sound like he was like the stupidest guy on the planet.
Speaker 1: He was kind of because of that, but he was smart.
Speaker 4: He was a chemist by trade.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, okay, what am we gonna do on the
comedy show?
Speaker 4: And he uh so he used to go call it
a to me because they have the t right. So
he I remember I I'm going up on stage and
he goes, Billy Billy, how about that? To Sue me,
he goes, like, my god, I went home last night,
I watched I watched it from the time I got
home at six o'clock till like two o'clock in the morning.
I couldn't turn it off the cover, Sue med. I
get on stage and I go, hey, anybody talked to
JJ about the about the tsunami? Or is he calls
it the Tassue me? I go, how can watch six
plus hours of coverage and still say the fucking name
did you mention the cover stage between him and Hillman,
but to assume me and fiddle Castro. But I love
that guy, and uh he was the one on what
He came to us in the break room once and
he goes, Tommy and I were ripping on him. He goes,
why don't you guys go watch a porno book? He
did that and then didn't.
Speaker 2: He and Jack Garner like once Knock Noggins, you had
donuts sit there and Tobby set up the donuts.
Speaker 4: Tommy was Tommy was a dick, and you can if
you listen to that show. I will always think that
Tommy mulay is one of the funniest human beings I've ever, ever, ever,
ever had the pleasure of being around on a daily basis,
like truly always authentically, authentically, naturally funny and a little
bit of a dick. And we used to do things
to torture each other when we were on the Wii show,
like I did something very awful, like I went out
with a picture of somebody who is famous and at
least regionally famous in their kid. They did a lot
of things for their kid had some problems, and I
used to take the kid and dance outside the window.
Tommy like a floating head or something. But Tommy splayed out.
He's Jack Garner, God rest his soul. Jack used to
we used to call it the Jack stack. He would
get a bunch of donuts squish him down, but he'd
be almost shamed by it, so he cuff his hand
like this and then he'd he'd hold them down on
the couch and want to be eating like crazy. And
then JJ at the time JJ like baoomed up lost weight,
balloooned up lost wait. So JJ, JJ, who when I
was in Montreal was on the Atkins diet. He comes
back with a look like a Lincoln log house of
made of bacon. It was just piled high and you know,
in the square format, all the way up, and they go,
what do you do?
Speaker 1: I'm on the Atkins I I don't think that's neither
are the people right? Honest to god? There were some
of the greatest, funniest but again it.
Speaker 2: Up just naturally actually funny. Naturally think of somebody you
know who's funny, it doesn't realize they're funny. So we
could have like seven of them who are part of
this podcast.
Speaker 4: In that in that studio, there was a coffee table
and Tommy brought in Hershey kiss or somebody did, and
Tommy goes, oh, I'm gonna splay him out because here
comes Jack Jacket and JJ are coming and he put
him out, and he actually arranged them so it was
almost like a horn of plenty, but they spilled out
a little bit and he curved them. He really made
a design on the thing. And he leaves the room
to go to the bathroom and I'm sitting there and
I look up and I see JJ and Jack both
going for a hershey kiss at the same time, and
I'm like, oh my god, and boom they bumped heads
and I got up and had to run out of
the room and I'm.
Speaker 1: Screaming, Tommy, Tommy, where are you. I couldn't breathe you.
It was like you had to see if they both like,
it's so hard they came back.
Speaker 4: Oh sorry, I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: He couldn't believe it.
Speaker 4: It was outraged.
Speaker 2: So twenty one years ago, yesterday, Bill Klein from WHM,
who was Jack Gardner's like right in the entertainment Local
enter table world, he passed away. So the next day,
which would be today, twenty one years ago, I have
to go downstairs, and I had never met Jack Carter,
and I have to go get Jack Garner to come
up and talk about the life of Bill Climb and
how they were kind of friendly competitors. And I go,
what does he look like, Bill awan News? He's effi giorous.
Speaker 4: He looks like Shrek.
Speaker 2: You can't miss it.
Speaker 4: He was such a sweet guy.
Speaker 1: He was.
Speaker 2: He was really just like, I'm.
Speaker 5: Like, Bill, you were coming from a mile and a
half away.
Speaker 2: Bill, you weren't You weren't kidding. He's a big I
told you.
Speaker 4: Gus, Yeah, back to roaches. Sorry, no, no.
Speaker 1: Africa.
Speaker 4: Thailand by the way, beautiful And that's what got us
on the thing.
Speaker 1: And when you saw all those beautiful people and.
Speaker 4: Pouquette or some people say, fuck it, uh, where the
tsunami hit? That looks gorgeous, because the.
Speaker 1: Fucking tsunami cleans it all up.
Speaker 4: No, it was a.
Speaker 2: Well what happened was nami hits the shore pulls back.
So all the kids were going for all the fish
because they see all the fish on the shore and
they were like, oh my gosh, all this free fish
we could bring home. And it sucked him in and
then here comes a tsunami and just kills all those
poor kids, oh in the village.
Speaker 4: Yeah, thanks Bill. So we have Mexico and Africa. So
here's my thing. We'll ask this and maybe maybe there's
got to be a place in Rochester or where we
are that we could get roaches or something cooked. There
has to be. We've got enough. We've got a Chinese.
Speaker 1: Restaurant night right next to way.
Speaker 4: What.
Speaker 1: No, I don't mean it like that. I call a reventuck.
That's cool. You call it roach cooker and it's now
save roach cooker.
Speaker 4: I think not what I'm saying all the time. That's
not what I'm saying, catch wild roaches from unsanitary environments
on safety. But I'm just wondering. Would you ever try one?
Speaker 1: I think I might.
Speaker 2: I would try one. Yeah, we call Texas Roadhouse. Hey, listen,
don't mean to bug you guys, though you're a little
tough time. We heard you might have a roach problem.
We want to help you out and buy some. And
see that would be a great dude, if we were
still on the radio, I'm sure you'd have me make
that phone call.
Speaker 4: So if we get the roach to call in from
the uh, the zipper pot, all right, we'll take him on.
Speaker 2: But is at the restaurant you had in mind for
me and my wife?
Speaker 4: Yes, it was.
Speaker 1: It was exactly where I was at. See here's the
great thing, and.
Speaker 2: That, uh, all our periods are lining up.
Speaker 4: No, but I'll say it. I used to do this
with Tommy like I you.
Speaker 2: Knew exactly where he was going.
Speaker 1: No, No, I just I.
Speaker 4: Know what's the top of the news type thing. It's
it's a somewhat of a salacious story in a way,
not necessarily dirty, but you know, controversial, And I was
what's dirty.
Speaker 2: There was this one time where we did a story
from Channel thirteen about this dude named Hong Vu. Hong
Vu had a child in Fairport and he wanted to
meet with the teacher of this child to go over
their grades before they got the report card, because he
wanted to get to the bottom of why his kid
was failing. And he went to the school I don't
know if it was Fairport or not, and the Fairport
school district got angry that he wanted to meet first
and call the cops on him or something. Right, But
then when you when I played the audio of this
dude talk and Tommy lost it and during the commercial
Tommy had to leave the studio. He's laughing so hard
and you look at me, you go, that's exactly. That's
the only reason why we play this audio because of
his reaction.
Speaker 1: No, I'm just saying, you guys were always on.
Speaker 4: The same bait. Yeah, I just had I just wanted
to meet with my Daughter's funny. That's funny. Creative folks,
we all share a brain. You just go down rabbit hole.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, God made me different.
Speaker 4: There's a state called Idaho, and there's a woman in
it that's living up to the state's name.
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I don't know if there's any reda Van fleet. I
don't know much about them, very Zeppelin ask.
Speaker 2: But yeah, that's the whole joke when they name their influences.
Zeppelin wasn't named yeah, and everybody's.
Speaker 4: Like, okay, yeah, you know, yeah, but I've.
Speaker 2: Heard that they're like I haven't seen their Saturday night
live performances, but I heard they were terrible. Oh really, Yeah,
I've seen other performance where they were really good.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So, but they do sound a lot like Led Zeppelin
as far as the guitar work, and then the vocals,
especially the lead singer. Yeah, I think they're all brothers
or brothers and cousins.
Speaker 4: I don't know. I know nothing about them. But because
I'm going I don't know much rock anymore.
Speaker 2: Yeah, rock has taken two different or three different turns.
You got your like your heavy stuff.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I can't do that.
Speaker 2: I can't do that either. And then like alternative music
that we remember from the nineties, like is non existent.
The only people playing that stuff are still the guys
who were playing in the nineties. Yeah, and alt music
now has become like pop music almost. It's weird sort
of Yea. So it's either really heavy or it's old
something I have to write some.
Speaker 4: A fifty three year old woman. Well let me let
me just give you this story this way okay from the.
Speaker 7: News with a school employee from Lewiston who is accused
of sexual battery of a minor and the alleged incident
taking place.
Speaker 4: On school ground.
Speaker 2: That woman, who worked for the lewis In School District,
face a nez Perce County judge for the first time today.
Crabtyu's Wreaking Gallo has more now on the arraignment and
the accusations.
Speaker 4: Ooh, the arrangement.
Speaker 7: Well, today we learned that Mary Strong was a classified
staff member, so not a teacher, but she worked in
a support role. Today the judge set her bond one
hundred thousand dollars, noting how serious the allegations are. We
learn from court records that Strong worked at Tammany High
School and she has no prior criminal His affidavit shows
that she had what is described as an inappropriate sexual
relationship with the sixteen or seventeen year old student on Snapchat.
Investigators say Strong sent explicit videos and pictures to the student,
and that student sent explicit text messages. Then court record
show Strong on the student engaged in sexually explicit acts
on school campus. A photo of that incident prompted the
initial investigation, which was later reported to authorities.
Speaker 8: Okay, first of all, going to grant the no contact order.
That'll be an effect for at least two years no content.
In addition, there you will stay three hundred feet away
from that person.
Speaker 4: You will, now here's the weird part. Three hundred feet away.
You now have devices on your phone that can measure
for you like you can just you know, right, you
ever see these you want? Wow, why whip out the
tape measure anymore? And you can just use the laser.
But for what I feel like, y'all, hello, I know
see and I go the whole thing is kind of crazy.
Uh yeah, this lady, they said that they caught her
on camera having sex with this kid in the school. Now,
if I should put a picture up and I should
probably do that on her website of this woman film
Moran Productions, not comy. Was it anywhere anywhere near the
litterboxes in the bathroom? No, it was.
Speaker 7: She described as an inappropriate sexual relationship with a sixteen
or seventeen year old student on Snapchat. Investigators say Strong
scent explicit videos and pictures to the student, and that
student sent explicit text messages.
Speaker 2: Correct.
Speaker 7: Then court record shows Strong on the student and gate
that's me.
Speaker 1: She's not.
Speaker 2: She's not the teacher.
Speaker 4: You'd n't vision nah, not even close, not even close.
I wouldn't call this woman lovable.
Speaker 7: It's in sexually explicit acts on school campus. A photo
of that incident prompted the initial investigation, which was later
reported to authorities.
Speaker 8: First of all, going to grant the no contact order
that'll be effect for at least two years. In addition,
there you will stay three hundred feet away from that person.
You will also not go within the address listed on
the note contact order.
Speaker 7: Judge Olds also stated Strong cannot contact the students through
any social media.
Speaker 8: One hundred thousand dollars bail is very reasonable request by
the state considering the nature of the offense, the information
contained in the affit ab, or probably cause.
Speaker 7: Initially she claimed she could have been drunk, or that
she did not remember sending any messages to understand all.
Speaker 8: That was Strong.
Speaker 4: There you go, miss Strong, not.
Speaker 8: Really your owner.
Speaker 4: But I don't really have a choice.
Speaker 3: It's kind of above my mindset right now.
Speaker 2: I don't I've never done this before.
Speaker 7: So the school district superintendent did inform credit.
Speaker 5: Right, that sounds like the defense our friend from Minnesota used.
Speaker 4: Yes, is I was too drunk to remember A value
a defense. It's worked for me in the past. I
think it's officially the worst defense ever. I mean, has
anybody taught that I was too drunk to remember? I
can't think anybody, I mean, even the.
Speaker 2: I'd imagine that people have tried to use it before. Yeah,
it doesn't hold up this woman. I mean, isn't court
all about precedent?
Speaker 4: Yes, And by the way, the allegations of this surfaced
on Valentine's Day, leading to the criminal investigation. So it's
a day for lovers and she's got to go back
to court next week.
Speaker 2: Why don't she get caught though?
Speaker 4: Because they had camera and that's what prompted. Somebody took
a picture. It sounds like I thought it was a
security camera, but it sounds like from the news reporter
it was a picture at the roadhouse. So they put
out a whole They put out a whole letter to
the parents of the district and all that, and I
don't maybe I'm wrong, I know that I I don't
know if I I don't even know what to say anymore,
because I feel like we spin our wheels on shit
that means nothing, nothing like you know, it just doesn't.
There was a whole debate last night about like cursive
in schools and go back, and I know there were
people that were mad at me because I was like, well,
I don't know that it's not being taught, but maybe
it's not. Maybe it's not. I don't know, but I
don't think cursive was a sign of intelligence. And if
you're not writing and we evolve as a society, we're
not still doing arithmetic the long way either, you know
what I'm saying, Like you use calculations, and so I'm.
Speaker 2: Not sure it was funny because like when I was
in school, you had to write cursive and you could
only use pencil until fifth grade. Then after fifth grade,
with the exception of math, yeah, do whatever you want.
So it's like, oh, so we just had to pass
the stupid test in fifth grade. Yes, So in other words,
it wasn't a lifelong thing. It was just something that
it was just something else in the curriculum.
Speaker 4: I think it was in the curriculum, right, But I
have no idea where it is or isn't that. That's
neither here nor there. My point is that people get
very very up in arms about these things and passionate
and angry and angry. What are you teaching our kid
to get angry about it? And I think in the
case like this, people are going to get angry, like
hu the whole thing. What was this school? Was it?
I don't want to get the district wrong. Was it
Hilton that had the principal?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 4: Okay, so even there. But with this woman, don't tell
me that you have to put out a letter. I
would just go one kid. I wouldn't even think about it.
If my kids were in that district, I wouldn't go
to one meeting about this. I know they would be packed.
I wouldn't care if the letter came. I just probably
throw in the garbage because it doesn't affect my thing.
And I will say, when you start railing on these
things so much so, I think you freak the kids
out right, and so then the kids are like, and
then I want to know what the hiring practices are.
So so now you're gonna take every teacher who's probably
good or may have been consoling a kid who was
crying one day and hugging them, like now you're afraid
to touch them. You don't know what to do.
Speaker 2: Oh, this goes back as far as the nineties.
Speaker 4: But I know, but everybody's flipping out. And I can
see board meeting like if it happened here or anywhere,
I would expect I would expect that a board meeting
would be packed.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 4: Wanting to know, I want demand answers, demand answers on
what if they knew what was going on? Do you
think they want it going on?
Speaker 1: Do you think they want to have this fucking meeting?
What do you think like that?
Speaker 4: I'm so confused these days with people, and I go,
maybe it's me. It must be me, because I literally
I would maybe say to my kid, let's say it
was Jameson. Hey man, what are they saying in school
to you? How do you feel about that? I'm fine.
I didn't really know her, never came near ring. All right, cool,
We're on with it, right on with our day. I'm
not thinking about it again. I'm not bringing it up.
I'm not having conversations. I'm not talking to the neighbors
about it. I don't care. If someone starts to talk
to me about it, I'm gonna find the quickest transition
without being rude to another topic in the conversation.
Speaker 1: I don't care.
Speaker 4: I don't care. It's none of my fucking business. I
don't care.
Speaker 2: And I just remember a few intiutes where a guy
in the office would always go to you, Hey, hey, Billy,
hear about this, and you yeah, so what?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I did so what?
Speaker 1: Yeah so what?
Speaker 2: No, I'm not I remember it was our traffic.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I would never be a pall.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I didn't care.
Speaker 5: I think the beating and the letters and all that
shit it puts more pressure on the goddamn kid that's involved.
Speaker 1: Thank you. I agree with your kid fucking move.
Speaker 4: I agree with you or the parent because it points
out maybe or that already knows who it is, and
all of a sudden, now who exactly it is?
Speaker 2: And I know his mother. I talked to his mother, yes,
and then it becomes this.
Speaker 4: Thing and and I don't know is it? Am I
I incorrect in my assessment of most things in life
really don't mean anything unless they're really directly in your way.
And by that, I'll bring cursive back up. The fact
that someone's not learning curses today does absolutely nothing to
my life and I And maybe that's a very selfish thing,
but I'm just saying like it does nothing. And if
you're gonna tell me, well, they're the next generation coming through.
So therefore they're idiots because they don't know cursive. Because
I can show you about a dozen idiots off the
top of my head that can write cursive beautifully. But
they're fucking morons, hi, y'all, you know no, but you
know what I'm saying like, come on, come on, every
single generation tells the next generation there are a bunch
of dumb focks.
Speaker 1: Yes, we always see these kids.
Speaker 4: Someday are gonna tell the next generation they are a
bunch of dumb fox But figure it out.
Speaker 2: I think that we we just we spend way too
much time majoring on the miners. Yes, I'm sorry, bit, No,
that's that what I meant.
Speaker 1: But the point is, no, that's that way they said no.
Speaker 2: But the thing is like, yeah, this is something that
needs to be taken care of, but it doesn't need
to be made a public spectacle. Does that make sense?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 2: Canis owans no, Canis owns Yes, Okay, Canis Owens is
a black conservative woman. Okay, you don't find many of those.
The reason she became a conservative was when she was
in high school. She was she was she was assaulted
or race. Somebody pulled some racial crap on her couple
of white kids, right, So the school had to go
and all the parents had to proved that they weren't racist.
So they all got out their pitchforks and made these
two white kids lives living hell. And then when the
case was solved and these kids' lives are ruined. Everybody
went back to doing their own thing. And she goes,
wait a second, I was the victim here, you got
your pound of flesh. Yeah, And all of a sudden,
these kids' lives are ruined, and that's it. That's all
you're gonna do.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And she realized it was all about them to begin with. Well,
and that's why she churned, because she's like, this is ridiculous,
and this is another situation where I don't need to
make a big deal out of it.
Speaker 4: I would like to think that I was going to
say something and maybe it's it'll sound bad, But I
don't think of myself as conservative.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 4: But I also can't step to certain things. I just can't.
I feel like I'm not in a box anywhere. I'll
just go with what I think is right in the
moment for what is right, and I look at I
try to really look at everything, and I try to
go like with the vaccines, I don't know. I'm not
an educated person in that area. I like to think
I'm somewhat of an educated person. I certainly can read.
But I also think that's why I like doing this,
because it's I can find the person who is an
expert or a people are experts, but.
Speaker 2: On our different sides.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so those are the things. But when it comes
to when I hear stories like this, and I know
how things go, and I've seen I've seen it, I've
witnessed it different versions of the same story. Not this
but molestation, but just different things that would irate parents,
and I go, why are you why? I feel like
when you rail so hard against something, you just get nowhere.
And I would rather be like you're saying, we major
on the minor I'd rather focus on the bigger picture stuff.
What's going on with the kids? How do we hey,
how do we not make this a big deal? So
they all worry that every teacher's going to be doing
something to them? Right? You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Should you have a conversation.
Speaker 4: And go, hey, if if you know a fifty five
year a woman starts. First of all, if a fifty
five year a woman is sending you pictures and you're
sixteen or seventeen, your only response would be the green
face puking emoji. I mean that sai's all to be.
Speaker 1: I don't know offense to anybody that ages I'm there.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying like, if you're sixteen or seventeen, that's
not hot usually, do you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: That would be my I would I would.
Speaker 4: Almost love to stand up in front of kids and say, hey,
if an adult over the certain age sends you something,
the only response is the green puking emoji. No words,
no nothing, just that, let it go and block them. Yeah, okay,
next right, Yeah, why do we have to beat a
fucking leather faced woman?
Speaker 1: Because what about the children? Really is the thing? And
then we go on and on and.
Speaker 2: On, and it goes back to I would like to
know the ego of the group. Think, well, yeah, that's
what it comes to.
Speaker 1: You do you live?
Speaker 4: You live near Hilton. Yeah, I'd love to know how
Hilton that was horrible? Yeah right, that's that's a scary
situation because that's somebody in power who many people trusted.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, I had his own fishing hole basically, yes.
Speaker 4: That's what they call it. Well, look hit the second
honey hoole. Yeah that's what I meant.
Speaker 1: Fresh I uh I.
Speaker 4: But that community didn't seem to do a whole lot
of they seemed to move forward. I'm they nipped it
in the bud Well, they seem to go, we got
them out, we got to move forward, and the focus
seemed to be on the kife left. Get me wrong,
I don't I don't know. Yes, I don't know what happened,
but they didn't like have like yes, yeah, I think that,
Like I felt like they just move forward in that one. Yeah,
that's the way to do it.
Speaker 2: Okay, there's a situation I know of, not like that,
but it's something similar happened at a school in town.
And when the situation was found out about, they removed
the person and they said, Okay, we're not going to
talk about this. If this comes up, address everything to
the PR person. Here's the talking points, and the school
moved on and nothing really came of it. Nobody even
knew it happened. Yeah, okay, So I mean that's the
I mean, that was a PR class handle these situations?
What right?
Speaker 4: Why why do you want to know?
Speaker 2: It's none of your business?
Speaker 4: But my thing is like, why do you want to
know so you can do what with that information?
Speaker 2: What's the purpose? Always ask yourself what's the purpose?
Speaker 4: Well, to me, it's just like I don't even have
to do I just go it doesn't mean anything to me.
I even had a conversation with someone today and they
started bringing up things that they said I said in
the past, and I said, I don't recall saying that,
and they said, you compartimentalize many things, and I said,
that's okay. And I didn't say that's okay. I just said,
all right, probably probably, I can't. I can't argue with that.
You know, I don't remember doing that, but that sounds
like something I would have done. So, but I said,
but I can't affect those things now. They're in the past.
All I can do is deal with the president. So
I don't care about that. And I think when I
say that, I think people cringe and go, well that that,
you know, but it's not. I don't have any emotions.
It's just me. It's a waste of fucking time. All
I wanted to do is improve. If I did that,
hopefully I learned from it, and I'm not doing it now.
I hope if you think I am, I'll.
Speaker 1: Keep it to yourself, right, No, No, I'm kidding.
Speaker 4: I just I'll try not to.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying, like I thought, the purpose of the
journey of life was to learn. We come here to
learn things and grow, and the contrast is what what
keeps us going. Think about all the things we do.
We love it, we love we love getting in the
mud and mixing it up. Okay, but I also don't
want to waste my time. That's all I'm saying. And
now hopefully, well that's the all thing.
Speaker 2: We have too much time. We have the luxury have
time to do that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but we don't. That's the other we do. We don't,
And that's what I'm trying to say. All Right, We'll
take a moment. Maybe I got too deep on that one.
Speaker 1: But I dahoe and I daho we will take him over.
I think Kevin has a.
Speaker 4: Closest to the pin. Okay, yeah, we haven't we played
We haven't played that in a little bit.
Speaker 2: Did we played that last week? Oh?
Speaker 4: And I lost. I went way over on one thing.
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in trouble.
Speaker 2: Did we get in trouble?
Speaker 4: No? I sometimes things aren't showing up on certain platforms
because it's copyrighted some of the music and stuff. And
I love doing the music, like the games and things
I don't want to not do.
Speaker 5: There's certain bands you don't want to play.
Speaker 4: Metallic is one of them.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: When my Buddy Records are the games for the hockey
team and they play music between whistles and stuff, He's like,
don't play this because they'll they'll yank the audio immediately.
Speaker 4: And then they'll yank the video and it's not.
Speaker 5: Really but you know what, it's not just the Metallica
is one. I think A D A C D C
is one. I think Motley Cruez one.
Speaker 2: Evinced needs every penny he can.
Speaker 4: No, but that's not even like it's probably not them,
you know what I mean, the lawyers whatever.
Speaker 2: And I understand I took a C DC and Zeppelin
the Beatles years to get on iTunes. I think if
I'm not mistake Beatles for yeah, I don't remember why
Taylor Swift too for a while wouldn't stream her music either.
Speaker 4: But look either way, I just and I don't. I'm
not looking to make, you know, rip people off.
Speaker 1: We're premium now.
Speaker 4: We don't need any lawyers coming after us. Yeah, I
don't know.
Speaker 2: Don't we have lawyers? Yeah, we got, we got Greg,
Yeah we have Yeah, we're cool, We're good.
Speaker 4: Paul. Yeah, Oh wow, I've had a conversation.
Speaker 1: Oh how is rich.
Speaker 4: Is getting inside? Eddie? Friends of ours from Yeah, I
think it's a done deal. I told you, yeah, I
told you that I need two forms of proof.
Speaker 2: Oh do you yeah?
Speaker 4: So I I when when one person speaks to me,
it's like the voice of God, always telling me what's
going to happen. Okay, yeah, in that industry, he was okay,
he was always that way doesn't work with football picks though, No, no, no,
it's not even not even closse speaking of that, what
is happening in your world of sports? And then I
will ask Kevin, because hockey has had some unbelievable fights, Well,
I watched a fight the other I mean that was
was it? What is happening is?
Speaker 1: It was? Was?
Speaker 4: There was three fights in the first nine seconds.
Speaker 5: So it was the United States way to kind of
take it to Canada quick and early in what it's
an international urnam. They're doing it instead of the All
Star getting year. It's a four nations tournament. Yeah, what
they've Sweden, Finland, United States and Canada better And it's
than the All Star Game.
Speaker 4: Anything is better than an All Star Game.
Speaker 2: They really kind of That's what my column about is
going to be about the times in Wayne County. This
is the one thing that nobody could compete with, and
it's the NHL, This NHL tournament because next year you
got the Olympics. They're gonna let the NHL's play. So
they're not gonna have an All Star Game. There's gonna
have this tournament. Right then the following year you got
the World Cup of Hockey. So then maybe the next
year they could have another four nations tournament and if
Russia gets out of Ukraine and there's more Germans, they'll
have six teams involved. But what's cool about.
Speaker 1: It actually would be but this was actually cool. That's
like global right that this.
Speaker 2: Is the one area where the US actually is an
underdog and American men, man, they gotta fight some to
watch between the NCAA tournaments football and.
Speaker 4: This is it I could get behind because I don't
follow hockey.
Speaker 5: And they came out and just punching the face and
by the Canada at work, they won three to one.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of nationalism in Canada right now. They're
pretty they're like they're booing the American anthem and stuff
because what's going on with Trump. Yeah, and so there's
a lot of Like I have an American friend who
lives in Canada. I work with him and he's like
upset about it. People are asking, so who you're rooting for?
Speaker 4: Like in bars, like so, buddy, who you're rooting for
I'm an American, but I root for Canada.
Speaker 2: W with are not playing the United States, but I'm
an American.
Speaker 4: And they're booing the Canadian national anthem in Boston the
other night. So same.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but it's cool though, it's cool.
Speaker 2: It's old time hockey.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that is fun. Is it fun? To have you
been paying attention? I really haven't, well with what time exactly?
That's true. I'll say that's true because you got enough
hockey in your life. But I like that. I like
that a lot. The NBA All Star Game, I didn't watch, Uh.
Speaker 2: They nobody else did either.
Speaker 4: Well, they didn't do the East first West. They they
tried a similar thing. They put all the europe on
one team and the Americans on another. And I don't
even people's I saw Draymond Green's comments. He melted down, going,
this isn't basketball.
Speaker 2: This is terrible. When the PK Subhan, who played for
the Montreal Canadians, who is a hockey guy, ripped on
the NHL or so, ripped on the NBA saying you
guys don't care enough, and people gave it back to
him saying, well, the NHL All Star Game was garbage too.
Nobody plays defense in that. But now you have this
four Nations tournament and he's saying, yeah, why don't you
do something like that in America? Because now here's what's happened.
Speaker 4: Basketball need That's the thing. The problem basketball has this
midseason tournament because it's crap.
Speaker 2: Nobody wants to watch the NBA.
Speaker 4: They're they're they're off the final man.
Speaker 2: Their audience has dropped by forty eight percent in the
last twelve years. And this is during the Lebron James era,
this golden era of basketball. People stopped watching. Why because
there's no incentive to watch. Everybody knows that two or
three teams have a shot at winning at all and
that's it. But yet somehow, like more than half the
teams make the playoff, so there's no incentive to watch.
The players don't want to play the game. Lot he
plays defense, the legislated defense out of the game.
Speaker 4: I think until until the playoffs is not worth one.
Speaker 2: But even like the first couple of rounds, nobody gives
a couple of rounds and in one of the three
games they're best. No, they're best of seven, they are best.
Speaker 1: I mean that's too long.
Speaker 2: So you lose one game. Also, the whole court Evan
swings back to the other team. I mean, there's no
incentive to watch the regular season game.
Speaker 4: I'll say this, if you're a Knicks fan, I'll give
it to uh who's the ahead of the NBA? Adam
Silver and Adam Silver if he.
Speaker 5: Looks like a freaking alien. He looks like he's straight
out of Men in Black.
Speaker 4: He looks just like if you if he went gray,
they would call him the gray people. He just he
looks like he's that lanky, long arm.
Speaker 2: Well, a few years ago on LeBatard Show, somebody made
a joke they used to have this like so and
so looks like so and so, and he goes Adam
Silver looks like a face drawn on a pinky.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, that's a good one. I would say
that the if you're not trying, right, if you're not
you're not if you're not failing, you're not trying, you're
not trying, you're not failing whatever. So I like the
idea that he recognizes something's wrong and it's not a
quick fix. I love the four Nations Tournament, the sixth
Nations Tournament.
Speaker 5: That's a great you're never gonna cater to everybody about Well,
let's go back to East Versast versus we hate, let's
do this.
Speaker 2: Do you get the numbers up?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 1: That's it?
Speaker 2: Where's the urgency to watch?
Speaker 4: And it's an exhibition game? Who cares? It is what
it is? But the Four Nations? I mean that that
fight I saw it on the EASTBN shown over and over.
Speaker 2: They say the first two fights were kind of not scripted,
but were like kind of planned, like Okay, we're gonna
drop the glove. Yeah, the second one was the third
fight wasn't. I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't know either, but either way, Uh, there's Chuck Brothers,
Little Little Sports. I did make a statement on the
podcast saying I was going to have an NFL story
every day, every day until the season started again, and
I would you see.
Speaker 2: The Jonathan Martin story. No, Jonathan Martin's the guy who
got Richie Incognitos.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I saw Incognito coming out going. It was all
based on a lie because that guy said he never
bullied me. Yes, yeah, but even Jonathan Mother ran with it.
Speaker 2: Sometimes it's better to just keep your freaking mouth shut.
You're irrelevant. Nobody cares the only person that cares about
this is Jonathan Martin. But yeah, he only ruined two
guys careers. Now, a lot of the stuff that they
said about Richie in Cognito was true.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, it was true.
Speaker 1: He come to Buffalo for a minute.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yea, yeah.
Speaker 2: The bills were his reclamation project. He stayed for a
couple of years, and Kim Pagoula signed off on it
and were like, whoa, whoa, wha, a female owner is
okay with Richie and Cognito coming to town. And he
was a model citizen. Yeah, he lived with Lorenzo Alexander.
He was on the up and up, and eventually the
bills were like, yeah, you're just too old. We got
to move on. But it wasn't because he did anything wrong.
It was because he just played himself out. He was done.
But he was a model citizen in Buffalo.
Speaker 4: Okay, well good.
Speaker 2: But Martin's basically said, yeah, I really wasn't bullied, but
those guys have already peaked in my life as just
I've investing good bitcoin. It was ten pages.
Speaker 1: Of just all right, we got it.
Speaker 4: Closest to the pen and this is where we try
to add up the numbers of the inn and then
see who has the overall score that is closest to zero.
Speaker 5: No bonus questions nights, So non, you gotta be tight tonight.
Speaker 4: Okay, but I think I won because I got the
bone you did. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we've been buried with it lately.
Speaker 5: But according to the National Weather Service, what year was
the snowiest winter on record in Rochester? With one hundred
and fifty one point seven inches of fun dinner?
Speaker 2: M hmmm, Kevin Williams would know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he would off the top of his head. I'm
stuck one of friends years. But we're going closer, No
Weather Center.
Speaker 2: I love Keviny was great, he is great.
Speaker 4: I think it's more modern than we think. I think.
Speaker 2: So yeah.
Speaker 4: What year was first Marty Grass celebrated in New Orleans?
What year the first Marty graggo down in New Orleans, Louisiana.
I'm gonna blow her on this. Fifteen hundred born out
of this date was Hockey Hall of Famer and former
Brewin black Hawk and ranger Phil Esposito.
Speaker 1: How old is that s pop.
Speaker 2: Hand hand?
Speaker 4: Oh God, damn it.
Speaker 2: If you get this right, I'm just doing the math here.
Carried it for clip Clebeyah, yeah, she shammy.
Speaker 5: I'd like to see to your math in cursive place.
Speaker 2: To home. So we're guessing his age correct, yes, okay,
all right?
Speaker 4: Correct. On this date, the first Batman and Robin comic strip.
Speaker 1: Premiered in newspapers.
Speaker 5: What year did this comic strip of Batman premiere?
Speaker 4: On his dates for this one to a yeah, I
don't know. I wrote down a year, but I don't.
I don't. Also on this date, in nineteen ninety two,
Ross Perrot announced that Larry King live that he would
run for presidents.
Speaker 2: Because you own this country.
Speaker 1: At their death we.
Speaker 2: Have a full trillion dollar deficit.
Speaker 1: How old combined were Larry and Ross?
Speaker 2: Larry King with Welch's purple grape juice, I could live
to be go go leak blo, I go.
Speaker 1: How old combined? We're arian Ross at when they died?
Speaker 4: When they died? Oh okay, okay, okay. And with players
slowly trickling into spring training sites, the defending champions, the
Los Angeles Dodgers, have eleven thousand, four hundred and thirty
two wins all time.
Speaker 1: How many National League pennants do they have?
Speaker 4: How many times does the Dodgers won the National League?
How many what do they have?
Speaker 5: They have eleven thousand, four hun and thirty two wins.
How many pennants have they won.
Speaker 2: Them? Bums?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Brooklyn, No, no, I know. Uh. I can tell
you without changing your answer. Your answer wrong to have
more world championships? All right? Talking to him?
Speaker 1: Not you?
Speaker 4: Okay, don't change your answer though, cheater o Tim.
Speaker 1: Why are you gonna do anything he wants?
Speaker 4: Because I just told him his answer is wrong?
Speaker 2: Or whatever?
Speaker 4: You're still doing math overnight? I I don't know when
to hang up? That should write a supplemental not counting
answer if you if you prefer how many times the
dogs won the National League? I got it?
Speaker 1: You got it?
Speaker 4: God still not right?
Speaker 1: Ye? Back to the top.
Speaker 4: What year was the wintiest snowiest record of one hundred
and fifty one point seven inches snow here in Rochester? Dan,
what did you say?
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say nineteen ninety nine.
Speaker 4: I said nineteen ninety eight.
Speaker 1: You're both way the fuck off? Nineteen fifty nine.
Speaker 4: Oh it was all right. I just I'm gonna I'm
one Oliver Danny, So then I'm thirty nine in the hole.
What year was the first Marty Grass celebration in New Orleans.
Speaker 2: I don't I have absolutely n lineteen ninety two New
Orleans drank the place with.
Speaker 4: Booze, I said, eighteen sixty two, eighteen thirty three. Wow, okay,
what did you say, did you?
Speaker 2: Ten ninety two?
Speaker 4: You did, but you'll suck it up. You always wait
eighteen sixty two?
Speaker 1: What was the year?
Speaker 4: Eighteen thirteen thirty three? Okay, you're fucking up on Batman?
I'm sure born in this date. Hockey Hall of Famer
Phil Esposito. How old is Phil Esposito? Say?
Speaker 2: Eighty five?
Speaker 1: I said seventy six, Phil is eighty two. God damn it,
Batman and rebind Premier. Did newspapers still in what year?
Speaker 2: Nineteen thirty nine?
Speaker 4: I said, nineteen oh one, nineteen forty four, God damn, motherfucker.
Speaker 1: It might not be the music that's getting this blocked
on YouTube.
Speaker 4: It might be the language. Oh I forgot about that.
Speaker 1: Well, we don't.
Speaker 4: We don't curse a whole lot. I do, I do,
I do.
Speaker 2: I don't understand because YouTube people swear all the time.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but why are we gonna be you people they
don't want? They don't want?
Speaker 2: I say, uh, people, I said, people swear all the
time on youtubety three there, but they don't want you
to like I know, they don't want you to six Here,
my score is.
Speaker 4: One O seven so far, so I'm thirty nine, thirty nine,
six and forty three. Wait, oh lord, more math. We
didn't intern just to count the math points.
Speaker 1: For you here?
Speaker 4: Yes, we do. I need somebody. You really gonna get
calculator out right now? Yeah? Two more questions? Thirty nine?
What's six's? Forty three?
Speaker 1: What was your score right now?
Speaker 2: One O seven? Ship?
Speaker 4: Am I one to fifteen?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 1: How old when they died? Were Larry King in h
Ross Perot combined?
Speaker 4: I said one hundred and seventy seven. I said one
seventy six Danny in the.
Speaker 1: Hole the five row Larry was eighty seven. I get
bonus points for the six in ninety one.
Speaker 5: God damn, hey only lost one one he gained ten,
but you lost.
Speaker 4: One, thank you. I'm at one hundred and sixteen. And
how many pennants at the dodger Man. I hope this
is where you shit the bed?
Speaker 2: I said eleven.
Speaker 4: I hope you shipped. I said twenty six.
Speaker 1: It is twenty five. I don't know. Is it enough
to overcome? Huh? Is it enough to overcome? I got one,
it's one hundred and seventeen.
Speaker 2: I got one hundred eleven. But one hundred eleven?
Speaker 1: How over?
Speaker 4: How do you get one hundred and eleven?
Speaker 1: Fuck you? You just you just blew that one.
Speaker 4: By eleven fourteen?
Speaker 2: So in ninety seven plus fourteen is not Oh he lost.
Speaker 1: A fucking ten for the whole God, you.
Speaker 2: Know, Bill, let's get the church on Sunday. You win
games like this.
Speaker 1: Oh, I can't believe I blew that.
Speaker 2: Dodger's question stypit a twenty five World Series?
Speaker 4: Yea, no, twenty five? Yes, yes, it beit the twenty
five World Series? Did you not have factor in Brooklyn
in your answer?
Speaker 2: I did factor in Brooklyn most How about I might
go to in Brooklyn.
Speaker 5: Though, I'm like, I'm pretty sure they have more World
Series wins.
Speaker 2: They've gone to they've gone to seven in in in
l A, they've gone to seven. So they went to
they went to the World Snow eight eight because they
lost the A's in l A.
Speaker 4: They lost to nobody cares.
Speaker 2: They beat They beat the A's. Then then they they
lost the Red Sox they won the Bubble World Series
and then.
Speaker 4: They beat the Yankees down.
Speaker 2: How many World Series they go to in Brooklyn?
Speaker 1: Then, Yeah, you came up with the game. You don't
know this crap. I didn't separate it out. I just
got the number.
Speaker 2: Bro.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm very excited. I actually think this is a
competitive game.
Speaker 2: It was a competitive game. What's my overall record? Like
twenty six and four?
Speaker 4: Okay? In the two games, I don't think so. I
don't think so.
Speaker 2: You've lost some lost few. I usually win though.
Speaker 4: He music. He went with the music a lot, and
I went closer to the pin. I don't think so.
Speaker 2: There's some games where I'm not even here for closer
to that.
Speaker 4: I think that you're I think, yeah, Mark, I was
the closes to the pit with them forever, Rude. If
we keep the show going long enough, I'll find the
game that we can that we can set up so
you can win it every time.
Speaker 1: Shut up. I like that.
Speaker 4: I don't mind that I lose. I like being competed.
Speaker 1: We're gonna we're here. We writing Dick jokes the most
during the show.
Speaker 2: Created got a curve.
Speaker 4: Listen to me, and they'll hang on a second, hang on.
Speaker 1: Away.
Speaker 4: He will tell you that. I like when it's compa
I hate when I like blow one question really bad,
like you know, and it is it's like golf, you're.
Speaker 5: I always put that one question in there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And I blew it on the Batman because I
was gonna say nineteen forty six, and I go, that
seems too soon. But I think Superman was nineteen thirty three.
So I don't know why I didn't do that because
I thought Batman came after Superman. I just know that
you've cost more than Dan tonight, so you win. I
always cuss more man.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm not a big cusser.
Speaker 4: Dance, not a cusser. Dan is a lover and he's
got his anniversary tomorrow and it's very exciting, and uh,
Carrie's listening and she's very jealous.
Speaker 2: Is she okay, did you you made.
Speaker 4: Because I said back door, that's why jealous did And
you got gifts and things.
Speaker 2: I haven't the gifts yet. She told me, no gifts.
Speaker 1: Okay, do you want to get a gift?
Speaker 4: No? She said no, she said, no gift.
Speaker 1: He's getting gifts.
Speaker 4: I mean, oh yes, yes, give no one want one
to give to her? Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I
think we're at an age now where there's not much
that you're going to give me. Oh that's not true,
but I don't think of it that way. I like
buying for somebody, right, you were like mine.
Speaker 2: So do you realize the more you give the more
you get in life?
Speaker 4: Uh? Yeah, I suppose that's true. Yeah, I can see if.
Speaker 2: You ever want to reset your frame of mind, think
about all the times people have been grateful to you.
Just take a minute, and man, you'll go on for
five minutes. Can re change the way.
Speaker 4: I don't think people are ever grateful to me.
Speaker 2: So you look at two people in this room, they're
grateful to you.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Thank you, Damien.
Speaker 2: It's been grateful to you. All right.
Speaker 5: I just remember Dan, herpes is like loga, just last
a lifetime, the gift that keeps giving.
Speaker 4: Who is herpes?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Who is herpes? What do you say? I've said?
Speaker 4: If you're picking them up tonight? Do you doubt our
anniversary gifts? Can you give for anniversary or Valentine's Day?
Sexual gifts?
Speaker 2: You have to ask my wife. I don't know.
Speaker 5: Can you would you give them? Are you talking like
the little scratch offs or the fucking what do you
mean one book?
Speaker 2: What do you mean like good?
Speaker 4: I'm talking about No, no, no, that's no. All my
wife wanted was a background three kids later. Should have
got on the back door. Uh, the terrible No, like
a like a toy to enhanced things a little bit,
you know, nothing that nothing, never really thought about it,
or or like edible panties or some lingerie or I
am sorry, okay, I am asked that same question tomorrow night.
But I think your wife, Now, I don't know, but
I think she would appreciate that stuff.
Speaker 1: Oh you know, I'm just saying I think she.
Speaker 4: I think she has a sense of adventure looking just
strictly observing, strictly observing. They'll they'll got a text earlier.
Push Danny, get me a fucking vibrator.
Speaker 1: I'm it's not true.
Speaker 4: It's not true.
Speaker 1: And by the way, just a little for the FaceTime.
Speaker 4: You get to the remote everyone, Danny, Danny with the
magic Annie. All right.
Speaker 2: For Danny, I'm sorry to answer.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 4: For Kevin who just asked as and encourage.
Speaker 2: He does fuel to the fire.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 4: I'm Bill Moran. I'll see you you guys, not tomorrow,
but I'll see everybody.
Speaker 1: Else tomorrow with Laura.
Speaker 4: Laura ask her the question about the the sex doll.
I will actually, as we know, she's gonna say, okay,
but that's different.
Speaker 1: She's she's a freak.
Speaker 4: We'll get to
Speaker 1: Flow, murder a rat,