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Speaker 2: Nick Coffee joins us.
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Speaker 1: Are you ready? You're Nick?
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Speaker 1: BlackBerry is also my choice of mobile phones.
Speaker 2: I like those. You could feel the keyboard.
Speaker 4: All right, focus girls, so we don't see Gerret Crawford is.
Speaker 2: Just posted a story.
Speaker 4: That he's been holding on to but he said, yeah,
Speaker 4: know what, I'm gonna finally drop it and the headline
Speaker 4: is U of L Basketball wasn't broken?
Speaker 1: Dude? Oh wow?
Speaker 3: What has any I know? Eric Eric's Capital Jay's been
Speaker 3: doing this a long time? Has anybody else confirmed this?
Speaker 2: Is it?
Speaker 5: Just?
Speaker 1: I mean he's saying UFL basketball was not was not broken.
Speaker 4: Yes, Kenny Payne said, this broke program was broken and
Speaker 4: he can't win here because of how broken it was broken.
Speaker 3: When Kenny arrived, when he left, it was tow tag
Speaker 3: body bag.
Speaker 4: It was toe tag body bag. Is right, that is right,
Speaker 4: But man seven in a row. I texted you to
Speaker 4: the night and went, this team's getting better defensively offenses. Offense,
Speaker 4: you're gonna hit your shots or not, but defensively they're
Speaker 4: getting out.
Speaker 3: That's been the difference in the last really since the
Speaker 3: winning streak started. Their attention to detail and the scout.
Speaker 3: They're playing so well defensively, and they've been so physical
Speaker 3: and that has led to it just working out for
Speaker 3: him to where they can have nights where free throws
Speaker 3: aren't great. They can have nights where maybe somebody who's
Speaker 3: average in fifteen sixteen had an off night. I mean,
Speaker 3: they've been defense is really where it's clicked. And I
Speaker 3: was at Pittsburgh for that game when you texted me.
Speaker 3: I took my son and my dad and I which
Speaker 3: my dad and my nephew and my son went, which
Speaker 3: was awesome, and little things that you know, I forgot
Speaker 3: what it felt like being in someone else's arena and
Speaker 3: their fans are screaming because Louisville's outworking them. Louisville is
Speaker 3: the more physical team. Like that's a feeling that's like
Speaker 3: this is this is aw in a while? Yeah, And
Speaker 3: I mean, and Pat Kelsey is somebody that you can tell,
Speaker 3: you know, a year ago, he never would have thought
Speaker 3: he'd be the Louisville coach. Everybody knew at the time
Speaker 3: that job was going to open up, but you know,
Speaker 3: it wasn't a name that he knew probably where he stood.
Speaker 3: But he entered this whole situation with, Hey, I can't
Speaker 3: believe this is this is happening. This opportunity is something
Speaker 3: I never thought I would get. I'm gonna I'm gonna
Speaker 3: win here, I'm gonna die trying. And he, you know,
Speaker 3: he's he's hit every note as far as getting fans
Speaker 3: back and engaged. And I I mean, this has been
Speaker 3: the funnest season for Louisville basketball in a long, long,
Speaker 3: long long time. Have no clue what the ceiling is
Speaker 3: as far as how good they can end up being.
Speaker 3: I think they're going to make the tournament.
Speaker 2: Becky and I are watching the weeknight games again, we're
Speaker 2: getting excited about a game at Syracuse on a Tuesday night.
Speaker 2: You know what bodes well for the future. So Prior
Speaker 2: goes down. Then he takes a couple of games to
Speaker 2: kind of figure out the rotation, and now they're rolling.
Speaker 2: That bodes well because every year you're assembling new teams,
Speaker 2: and this gives me, like, you know what, he can
Speaker 2: do this every year with a different group of guys.
Speaker 3: Yeah, in the first conversation I had with Pat Kelsey,
Speaker 3: that's something he wanted to emphasize is that when he
Speaker 3: was at Charleston and they started rolling, he was losing
Speaker 3: his players to the portal because they were doing well
Speaker 3: at Charleston and jumping up to where he had to
Speaker 3: learn on the fly, like, hey, this is what it is.
Speaker 3: At the time, he probably thought he would be losing
Speaker 3: players to the portal consistently and he had to learn, Oka,
Speaker 3: I got to figure out how to relate to these guys.
Speaker 3: I got to figure outw to motivate them. I'm going
Speaker 3: to have probably a different roster for the most part
Speaker 3: every year, and that's certainly what this is now. And yeah,
Speaker 3: the new version of themselves once they knew they didn't
Speaker 3: have prior. Theykne they weren't getting Core Johnson back at all,
Speaker 3: Treyori was still hurt. They kind of not had to
Speaker 3: reinvent themselves, but they were. This is the different version
Speaker 3: of what they wanted to be, and they were putting
Speaker 3: it together, kind of cutting their teeth, getting in rhythm,
Speaker 3: kind of you know, identify these new roles. All while
Speaker 3: playing Kentucky at Rup, Duke at home, Ole Miss at home.
Speaker 3: You you know, I mean that you had a really
Speaker 3: tough schedule, and sure enough they were losing those games,
Speaker 3: but I could see some growth there. I thought it
Speaker 3: were up. You know, you don't want to lose to
Speaker 3: your rival, but they that was a good showing I
Speaker 3: thought for them in rupp Arena. The team that clearly
Speaker 3: is as good as anybody. And then now they're getting
Speaker 3: into the ACC where they're playing some good teams. But
Speaker 3: you know, they're not just winning, they're kicking team's ass
Speaker 3: right now. I mean, they're they're winning at a really
Speaker 3: high level and it's been a fun, fun ride. I'm
Speaker 3: not even necessarily thinking about seed, how far they can
Speaker 3: go in the tournament. I'm just enjoying the right.
Speaker 2: Joy this right now. Yeah, speak up.
Speaker 1: Nick Coffee joins the show as we're talking in University
Speaker 1: of Louisville Fighting Cardinals and you mentioned fun. Do you
Speaker 1: think part of the equation of winning is coach Kelsey
Speaker 1: just seems fun and he seems like he's letting the
Speaker 1: tea have fun. When you're under a lot of scrutiny
Speaker 1: from a coach, it could cause screw ups. But when
Speaker 1: there's more relaxed in the atmosphere, a lot of people
Speaker 1: flourish in that. Is that part of the equation you
Speaker 1: think with this team, he's he's allowing them to have fun.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think what you want out of your coach
Speaker 3: is if he's a good coach that carries himself the
Speaker 3: right way and and has a good head about him.
Speaker 3: I mean, these guys on the floor are a reflection
Speaker 3: of him. So they're intense, they're focused, but there's a
Speaker 3: little bit of a care free, you know, vibe about it.
Speaker 3: And he's I mean, he's somebody that I feel like
Speaker 3: anybody would want to play for. And you get that.
Speaker 3: You can feel that whenever you watch this group play.
Speaker 3: But yes, they I think the close law they nearly
Speaker 3: lost Eku, which would have been a really bad loss
Speaker 3: for him, and I was kind of thinking, okay, like,
Speaker 3: how do they bounce back from this, because although that
Speaker 3: was a win, that was the that was the worst
Speaker 3: part of the that was that was a real close
Speaker 3: call and a scare. But then they came back against
Speaker 3: Carolina and you know, you'd have never known they were
Speaker 3: in a close call against dKu. That's kind of when
Speaker 3: when the when the switch flips. So I think also
Speaker 3: a component to it is these guys are old. They've
Speaker 3: twelve seniors on this team. Most of them are in
Speaker 3: their fifth year or later, so he's got grown men
Speaker 3: that really I think some of the emotion that you
Speaker 3: see from eighteen nineteen year old guys who are that
Speaker 3: young and early in their college career has a long
Speaker 3: time ago for these guys. So I think, you know,
Speaker 3: I would hope that he sees value. Hey, if I can,
Speaker 3: if I can go older and go to the portal
Speaker 3: every year and build my team with guys that are veterans,
Speaker 3: that are grown ups that have a business like approach
Speaker 3: to this, you know that could work out.
Speaker 4: Who's the white guy from Australia that looks like Jeff
Speaker 4: Hall from the eighty six Champions Are.
Speaker 3: You talking about legendary Rain Smith.
Speaker 2: Rain Smith, Okay, tell me about him.
Speaker 3: He is one of the best shooters Louisville's had in
Speaker 3: a long long time. I'll tell you something about him
Speaker 3: that that you know, do with it what you want.
Speaker 3: He's currently one of the best players on this team,
Speaker 3: one of the best shooters in the country. And he's
Speaker 3: not benefiting from NIL like anybody else because he's not
Speaker 3: a US citizen.
Speaker 2: So wow, hold on, Felo had.
Speaker 3: To make some Kentucky had to take Oscar. She waited
Speaker 3: the Bahamas for him to get his n IL deal.
Speaker 3: So with Rain it's a little bit different. So he's
Speaker 3: you know, he doesn't bring that up, he doesn't complain,
Speaker 3: but he's clearly been a huge difference maker for this team.
Speaker 3: He's I mean, he's he's a veteran himself, a fifth
Speaker 3: year guy who started his career at Chargie, he played
Speaker 3: for at Charleston for Path for four years. And he
Speaker 3: can flip a game. He can absolutely, he's just dead. Uh,
Speaker 3: I mean, he just drops.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 4: It's somebody a long time ago said, you know when
Speaker 4: you're a good shooter is you're surprised when they miss,
Speaker 4: And that is that's how you know you you like
Speaker 4: a good shooter and that's him.
Speaker 3: After last night, he is now averaging more three point
Speaker 3: makes per game than anybody from the Power conferences.
Speaker 2: Wow. Crazy? Can we trade him Fosters or something? Ah?
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm sure there's some things you could you
Speaker 3: could do that maybe you know wouldn't be against the rules,
Speaker 3: But I mean, what are they gonna do? The INSTAA
Speaker 3: is powerless? Maybe you know?
Speaker 4: Uh, now that you know again, I'm watching again, and
Speaker 4: Dave's right, I'm watching the weekday games.
Speaker 2: You were to not watch those.
Speaker 3: And it felt like you wouldn't come back, didn't you know?
Speaker 1: I did?
Speaker 4: I thought I was you would I thought it was done. Yeah,
Speaker 4: Pat bart me back, even though I do believe he
Speaker 4: could fit in a.
Speaker 2: Carry on a tiny little elf and he's doing great.
Speaker 3: I want to have short kings, need to need to
Speaker 3: unite and and not let tonyven Eddie talk like that.
Speaker 2: Man, he's great.
Speaker 1: Look Pat coach, Pat Kelsey, this is Dwight Wouitten. I
Speaker 1: want to have a tequila with you, all right, and
Speaker 1: I want to talk bad about Tony with you.
Speaker 2: Awesome like you Like that doesn't go on every single day.
Speaker 1: It does hind my back waitresses.
Speaker 4: So here's my next My wish list is that if
Speaker 4: we're going to start getting people back at the I
Speaker 4: want and and Pat Kelsey seems like this guy is
Speaker 4: I'll try anything. We have to we make enough money
Speaker 4: in basketball. I want to schedule U C, l A, Memphis,
Speaker 4: and Indiana. Those are the three teams that I grew
Speaker 4: up watching as a UL fan that has money that
Speaker 4: can go pay for tickets in Freedom Hall. It well,
Speaker 4: there's you could play it in Freedom Hall. That's not
Speaker 4: a terrible idea. To play Memphis in Freedom Hall. It
Speaker 4: would be sold out and you can charge whatever ticket
Speaker 4: price you want. But Ucla, because Denny had come from there,
Speaker 4: but they were always good.
Speaker 2: So wait a minute, Tony, you've got another leprechaun coaching UCLA.
Speaker 2: Could you handle that?
Speaker 4: He would two Leprechauns going at it and there'll be
Speaker 4: a pot of gold in the middle.
Speaker 3: Imagine he was here right now.
Speaker 2: Oh boy, yikes, just angry.
Speaker 4: So I'm just my request is Memphis, Ucla and Indiana.
Speaker 4: We just have to keep We got to play those
Speaker 4: three games. And I think Dave's right, a couple of games.
Speaker 3: In Freedom Yeah, yeah, I think with Kelsey. He clearly
Speaker 3: inherited this schedule, the tough schedule in the non conference.
Speaker 3: It was there regardless of who was going to be coaching.
Speaker 3: I can't get a sense if that's something he's going
Speaker 3: to want to do every year, but man, it is.
Speaker 3: It is kind of like Denny, right, Denny had a
Speaker 3: loaded non conference schgil every year. You take your lump
Speaker 3: some of them would be bad. Can you get into
Speaker 3: conference play and you're much better for playing that challenging schedule.
Speaker 3: So I think. I mean, the people that go to
Speaker 3: games are awesome. I mean, you could tell it's a
Speaker 3: it's a it's a crowd that's really appreciating how quickly
Speaker 3: things have gotten back on track for Louisville basketball. But
Speaker 3: the days of getting you know, twenty thousand plus there
Speaker 3: when you're gonna have to start playing those kind of
Speaker 3: opponents that you mentioned, because that's clearly a bigger draw.
Speaker 3: But I don't know, I'm starting to worry a little
Speaker 3: bit because what who doesn't love this team? Like this
Speaker 3: team is awesome, and yet you still don't see anything.
Speaker 3: I don't know. Those guys are kind of having a bromance,
Speaker 3: They are having a huge there's a real weird thing
Speaker 3: going on. There's a weird thing going on within the rivalry.
Speaker 3: That that after Mark Pope did what he did on
Speaker 3: Saturday and Starkville where he went up and talked to
Speaker 3: the fan that was in the wheelchair and Pat Kelsey
Speaker 3: shared it and talked about how awesome it was.
Speaker 1: It was.
Speaker 3: It was the ultimate moment where Kentucky fans and Louisa
Speaker 3: fans could no longer hold back. Pope is awesome. He
Speaker 3: seems like a really hard guy to dislike. Kentucky fans
Speaker 3: build the same way about Kelsey and everybody just got
Speaker 3: it out of their system like, look, I'm gonna say it.
Speaker 1: I don't like it like you. I've got a I've
Speaker 1: got an idea. Then says we're all kumbai I right
Speaker 1: now the next dream game. We just don't keep scoring
Speaker 1: every that both both.
Speaker 3: That's what I've been saying about School Tucky rivalry for
Speaker 3: years now. All I know is the guys play hard
Speaker 3: and they have fun.
Speaker 4: That went to me that way everybody wins, uh Nick
Speaker 4: coffees with us. We're talking U of L basketball is man.
Speaker 4: So the next couple of home games are it's obviously
Speaker 4: conference play.
Speaker 3: Who we got so Virginia is this Saturday team you
Speaker 3: just beat a bout twenty another game where you feel like, hey,
Speaker 3: this you should take care of business. You go on
Speaker 3: the road at smu on Tuesday, and this says more
Speaker 3: about where the ACC is than anything else. But smu
Speaker 3: IS is the best opportunity left for a decent win
Speaker 3: for Litulisville. And again that speaks to the little play
Speaker 3: Duke again, no, so we Another factor is, that's what
Speaker 3: makes this so awesome is that the teams that are
Speaker 3: believed to be in the top five of the ACC,
Speaker 3: Louell was one of them. The others they've already played.
Speaker 3: They beat Carolina, they beat pitt they beat Clemson, and
Speaker 3: then Duke, of course is kind of by themselves and
Speaker 3: they're probably gonna go and defeated in the league. So
Speaker 3: that stretch that you just had in conference play was
Speaker 3: the toughest stretch you're gonna you're gonna have.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 3: You could slip up and loose anybody if you don't
Speaker 3: play well. They showed that against EKU. But they're they're
Speaker 3: in such a rhythm right now that that I mean,
Speaker 3: they could end up putting together a pretty damn good record.
Speaker 3: All in all, which tough to know what the seed's
Speaker 3: gonna look like, but I don't care as a fan.
Speaker 3: I'm just thinking they're gonna be back in the tournament
Speaker 3: and gues is gonna be awesome.
Speaker 4: Last thing, real quick, no, no, I got a last word.
Speaker 4: What what is the feeling when you were with your
Speaker 4: son and your dad at a game?
Speaker 1: What was that like?
Speaker 3: It was awesome? He this team, like the timing here
Speaker 3: is perfect. I was talking to Paul Rodgers about this
Speaker 3: because I told him, I can tell you really are
Speaker 3: loving this team, and and I said it couldn't have
Speaker 3: worked out better for me with with him. My son's
Speaker 3: now just old enough to be able to like understand.
Speaker 3: He knows all the players. He can tell you the
Speaker 3: whole everybody on the team's name and whatnot. I can
Speaker 3: tell you how many points certain guys had. And Paul
Speaker 3: reminded me, you know, not only is it good timing
Speaker 3: for how old he is and they're they're good again. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but like this team is the this team is so lovable,
Speaker 3: like these guys you know the players, Uh, this is
Speaker 3: a cool story and I know we gotta run. I'll
Speaker 3: make it quick. One of the players his nickname is fat.
Speaker 3: Terrence Edwards goes by fat. I don't know why he's
Speaker 3: not fat fat, no f a t.
Speaker 2: Sol fat.
Speaker 3: So we're we're we're outside the tunnel area after the game,
Speaker 3: and and Terrence Everards is walking out and he doesn't
Speaker 3: see the little four year old and he yells fat,
Speaker 3: and and Terrence Edwards looked at him like, how would
Speaker 3: this who's this four year old kid? How does he
Speaker 3: know my nickname? That like only my teammates call me.
Speaker 3: That's crazy And ended up chatting with him, and he
Speaker 3: thought it was really cool. So it's it's awesome. My
Speaker 3: dad took me to games. I remember the first team,
Speaker 3: you remember the Dwan Weed Alvin Sims, the first team
Speaker 3: that I that I really you know, became all in on.
Speaker 3: And this this one is the team for moves. So
Speaker 3: it's it's good stuff.
Speaker 1: Man. Well listen, Nick, Coffee Afternoons seven ninety K what
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Speaker 3: Let's talk seven ninety sports whatever. But I'm the brand
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Speaker 1: What is that Biff Bifer's birthday?
Speaker 2: Oh, don't don't get into it, Nick, Thank you so much.
Speaker 1: Over your head.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no one knows who that is.
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Speaker 4: Lots of apasta, lots of pasta Louisville dot Com Dave.
Speaker 2: Yes, go there for lunch. Get a piping hot panini
Speaker 2: or a big Deli sandwich. That roast beef is so
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Speaker 2: and get some homemade soup, three different kinds every day.
Speaker 2: Always something for a vegetarian too.
Speaker 4: Yeah, with my kids back to college, if I bring
Speaker 4: home a lots of pasta sandwich, I know, if I
Speaker 4: put it in the refrigerator, gone, it'll still be there
Speaker 4: when I get back, right, So the kids aren't eating
Speaker 4: my food anymore.
Speaker 2: They're back because they're gone. They're gone now, that's right.
Speaker 4: Lots of pasta thirty seven seventeen Lexington Road in the
Speaker 4: heart of Saint Matthew's Reeling in the years is coming
Speaker 4: up next to Tights st a little reeling in the
Speaker 4: years right out since we dominated yesterday.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, there's no way can lose today. And I'll
Speaker 1: tell you what I know, And there's no way today
Speaker 1: is going to be the sixties.
Speaker 2: They were top twenty hits back in the day. So
Speaker 2: this first one, he was driving with his people and
Speaker 2: he heard Billy Joel's Nylon Curtain album and said who
Speaker 2: produced that? They said, oh, that's Phil Ramone. So he said,
Speaker 2: I'd like Phil Ramon to produce my album. Julianoy Lee and.
Speaker 1: Lennon, this is eighties, now, this is ninety two. Well,
Speaker 1: we were in the nineties yesterday, right.
Speaker 2: Or were we? I don't remember, ye, yes that it
Speaker 2: might be eighties. It was ninety or ninety one yesterday.
Speaker 2: But he's done.
Speaker 1: He can go back to back to nineties.
Speaker 2: He could go, yes, he would. I'm a trickster. I
Speaker 2: think this is the eighties.
Speaker 1: Though, Bro, he sounds just like Ringo Starr.
Speaker 2: I think I thought he's more George Harrison as well.
Speaker 1: That's true.
Speaker 2: He is really a little bit like Pete Best too.
Speaker 1: Here we Go. At least he's not like Yoko Here
Speaker 1: we Go.
Speaker 4: Or not.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's enough of that for now. Let's move on
Speaker 2: to this guy. I love this guy. Love a boy
Speaker 2: sing it Billy Ocean, It's this is this is eighty eight.
Speaker 2: It's eighty eight, eighty eight, Yeah it sounds good.
Speaker 1: No, it might be nine, it's eighty nine.
Speaker 2: Hang on, let's listen to the rhythm. Listen left then.
Speaker 1: Oh so the lead singer of Yachtlee Crue, his name's
Speaker 1: Philly Ocean. You're showing your ignorance. We act like that.
Speaker 2: You really are fine?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Good, it's fine.
Speaker 2: I'm glad I am. This video is like a canteena
Speaker 2: scene from Star Wars. Yeah, yeah, yeah, love a boy,
Speaker 2: Come on, I want to be love eighty eight Lovaby.
Speaker 1: Courtney Courtney Donaho. If you're listening, this song goes out
Speaker 1: to you for me.
Speaker 2: Okay, see if this changes your mind at all, This
Speaker 2: sounds nothing like led Zeppelin. This honey Drippers, honey Drippers
Speaker 2: covering Phil Phillips.
Speaker 1: And this takes us all the way back to eighty
Speaker 1: eighty seven. Do you remember, yeah, the eighty drip honey
Speaker 1: Drips worth eighty three or four? No, maybe eighty five?
Speaker 1: Oh how much I love you?
Speaker 2: Well, that sounds just like it. You should keep singing.
Speaker 1: Come with me, alrighty with star.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I thought this was eighty six or no.
Speaker 1: No, this is earlier. This is three or four.
Speaker 2: Man, he's standing next to a shirtless xylophone player. Right now, else, Man,
Speaker 2: that old cliches from music videos. Come picking up, Come on,
Speaker 2: de Ran Duran. Oh this dog is all about wild boys.
Speaker 2: It is where crazy stop up?
Speaker 1: Okay, wild boy, it's is boy. It's a tough one man.
Speaker 4: Eighty four, possibly eighty five.
Speaker 2: When did they break up? Didn't the three that winning
Speaker 2: at eighty four though they're still playing beyond a couple
Speaker 2: years ago.
Speaker 1: I think this might have came out in eighty three,
Speaker 1: and then we're dealing with eighty four right now because
Speaker 1: of January.
Speaker 2: Well, but i'd recognize this song at all, you know, really,
Speaker 2: Wow boys.
Speaker 1: It's one of my favorite things and one of my
Speaker 1: favorite songs.
Speaker 2: Got two more to get to give me some dog.
Speaker 2: Manuel Noriega's version of Run to You. Brian Adams, Oh.
Speaker 1: Eighty I like an I like eighty three going into
Speaker 1: eighty four. He had a big clearer sell endorsement, Brian Adams.
Speaker 1: That was just stupid. Take it back so mean, Hey,
Speaker 1: look it's a lunar surface. No, No, that's Brian Adams.
Speaker 2: How do you cloon thinks he's hot. I'm lost on
Speaker 2: this because that whole time.
Speaker 1: Now, all right, Katy three going in eighty four, all right,
Speaker 1: I gotta run to you, Run to you feelings right,
Speaker 1: I'm going to run to the wide. I'm going to
Speaker 1: run to you.
Speaker 2: The talented. I never knew you can fit. Dwight in
Speaker 2: Downy Song and the number one song Miss Day back
Speaker 2: in the day before she was a skank.
Speaker 1: Oh, here we go, Madonna an virgin, It's.
Speaker 4: Right three four, It's oh no, this is eighty three
Speaker 4: going into eighty four, eighty three, It's January.
Speaker 1: Was push it to four.
Speaker 2: Oh, let's dude, nineteen eighty four. I totally concur.
Speaker 1: These songs were producing three, but they hid in fours.
Speaker 1: What I'm david?
Speaker 2: Eighty four?
Speaker 1: Let me get my ding dingy out. That's the last one.
Speaker 2: Did it for us? Yes, this was her first weekending.
Speaker 1: Rarely am I confident enough to get my dingy out.
Speaker 1: But I'm doing it now and I'm ready.
Speaker 2: You know, guys, in a way, you're correct. This song
Speaker 2: began It's run on the charts in nineteen eighty four,
Speaker 2: peaking at number one January the fifteenth. Dude, you my friend,
Speaker 2: you my friend, Oh.
Speaker 1: Boy, unbelievable.
Speaker 2: Now I'm gonna get rid of Brian. It was back
Speaker 2: to Billy Ocean.
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Speaker 4: wife to get more some injections with the vite Vita Pure.
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Speaker 4: went to get new hair, and we look really good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, really good.
Speaker 1: Here's the thing about we grow hair, Indy. It's not
Speaker 1: just rose and rose like these other places. It looks
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Speaker 4: of Early January start again.
Speaker 2: This is a song not about Tony. He's so shy.
Speaker 2: People have said I need to come out of my shell.
Speaker 1: Aren't cockroaches and shells kind of turtles?
Speaker 2: Excuse me?
Speaker 4: Huh?
Speaker 2: People buying gas from the Facebook. That's where all the
Speaker 2: old people are now, right? Well, yeah, John Anderson says
Speaker 2: Chicken truck.
Speaker 1: I would assume it's the singer now, I said John Anderson,
Speaker 1: the country singer. You think it's John Anderson, the Yes singer.
Speaker 1: Maybe it might just be old man Anderson's kid mark.
Speaker 4: Green Dying is the saddest episode of v R of
Speaker 4: all time. Thank you, John Anderson, Thank you?
Speaker 1: Do you and John Anderson go to these uh painting
Speaker 1: classes to where you drink wine and paint together.
Speaker 2: With painting manning. What was called painting manning?
Speaker 4: Oh? His palette something? It's uh ugh, Well, I knew
Speaker 4: a TV guy, local TV guy went took his first.
Speaker 2: Date there, like make a you pain? Yeah, you paint
Speaker 2: a base while.
Speaker 1: Drink Yeah, okay, here's a flower pot?
Speaker 2: What are you Austin powers? But then you're stuck with
Speaker 2: somebody for like two hours? No, thank you if that's
Speaker 2: going bad.
Speaker 1: And he's draw like a stick figure and say let's
Speaker 1: get out of here. Uh.
Speaker 4: There's two philosophies to first dates. I'ven't been on one
Speaker 4: in a million years. It is either you go, let's
Speaker 4: just go drink a lot and figure out if we
Speaker 4: like each other, or you do the if we think
Speaker 4: we might like each other, we limit to two drinks
Speaker 4: and then bolt.
Speaker 1: My first date was traditionally I would pick them up.
Speaker 1: I would do the best material I had on the
Speaker 1: way to the comedy club.
Speaker 2: Did he laugh.
Speaker 1: He did sometimes, but uh, I would make it to
Speaker 1: the comedy club. You have a couple of drinks, the
Speaker 1: comedians get on there, get them laughing, and then they're
Speaker 1: buzz They're in a great mood and they think, oh,
Speaker 1: he's so funny. I just take credit for everything good.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 2: A man who died for three minutes says he saw hell.
Speaker 2: Was there a lot of children there who sang that
Speaker 2: song hells for children?
Speaker 4: For some people, the definition of hell would be having
Speaker 4: season tickets to last year's Chicago White Sox or New
Speaker 4: York Jets. For others, it might be the fire in
Speaker 4: Brimstone we've all heard about since childhood. On Reddit, one
Speaker 4: guy said he actually died for three minutes and was
Speaker 4: convinced he got a preview of what actually hell is
Speaker 4: first hand.
Speaker 2: How does he feel about not going to heaven right?
Speaker 4: For The story was told by a friend of the
Speaker 4: guy who suffered a stroke resulting from a drug overdose.
Speaker 4: He recalled his friend, telling him he remembered being wheeled
Speaker 4: out of on a stretcher and then feeling as if
Speaker 4: he were floating under ice. Cooled Walter in total.
Speaker 2: Darkness, darkness, you say yes?
Speaker 4: He also remembered not feeling or thinking anything emotionally, just
Speaker 4: existing and knowing it was very cold.
Speaker 2: He couldn't see I thought it get warmer.
Speaker 4: Then he woke up convinced he had just gotten a
Speaker 4: preview of Hades.
Speaker 1: So I read a book years ago by an author
Speaker 1: named Bill Wise, and it was called twenty three Minutes
Speaker 1: in Hell.
Speaker 2: It was a very specific and it.
Speaker 1: Was about people who died and then came back and
Speaker 1: said I was in Hell. So a lot of.
Speaker 2: Here we go hang out. She was pretty hot. God
Speaker 2: admit that was more of a Jones jet guy if
Speaker 2: you like overbites.
Speaker 1: Hey the hell I'm with Dave on that one. So
Speaker 1: this book, twenty three Minutes in Hell, there was a
Speaker 1: lot of people that died and then they came back
Speaker 1: and they said they were history. Yeah. So one interesting
Speaker 1: thing out of this book by Bill Weiss is it
Speaker 1: told the story about hospital er physicians how they wound
Speaker 1: up turning their life over to Christ. They were agnostic,
Speaker 1: and like one guy came back and he described Hell
Speaker 1: and he goes, well, that's just the neurons firing and
Speaker 1: XYZ and explained their way. Well, it happened again a
Speaker 1: couple of years later, somebody died said they were claiming
Speaker 1: to hell. And what led him to believe it was
Speaker 1: true is all these stories had similar things in them
Speaker 1: and these people didn't know it. They didn't know each other,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean. And they were saying the
Speaker 1: same They were describing how it looked and what they felt,
Speaker 1: what they saw, and these patients didn't know each other.
Speaker 2: If you want the positive version of that, there's a
Speaker 2: book called The Case Heaven, Yeah, and it has all
Speaker 2: the heavenly.
Speaker 1: There's also like a ninety Minutes in Heaven or something.
Speaker 4: They say that they when your neurons fire like that
Speaker 4: and you start to see your children in your life,
Speaker 4: it is because your body is trying one last time
Speaker 4: to say, dude, stay alive, Like these are the reasons
Speaker 4: you want to stay alive.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you this.
Speaker 2: So will all your dogs? Will you see all of
Speaker 2: your dogs like they'll I'll be licking them on the
Speaker 2: face around in the meadow, like you'll see all of.
Speaker 1: Your dogs after living with me. They've already been through
Speaker 1: hell and then so that that would dic take that
Speaker 1: they would go to heaven.
Speaker 4: Right, So there is there going to be a moment
Speaker 4: when Case you don't have kids. Is there a point
Speaker 4: where at the end where I kind of just slide
Speaker 4: in front of your eyes?
Speaker 2: How buddy? No time to go? Not a chance. Time
Speaker 2: to go, buddy, go to the lie.
Speaker 1: Not a chance, not a chance, not a chance.
Speaker 2: Here's one I'm asking you. If you do this, be
Speaker 2: this favor.
Speaker 5: Okay, I want to haunt you were doing me one favor. Right,
Speaker 5: Go into the light. Do not stay here and hang
Speaker 5: around and mess with me.
Speaker 1: Ok Dad's good, him and Becky they're fine.
Speaker 2: Just stay in the light.
Speaker 1: I'm haunting the dodo out of you, man, I mean,
Speaker 1: I'm telling you, haunting the do dooo out of you. Well,
Speaker 1: see the pliant. I'll know what you Yeah, I'll know
Speaker 1: what you man. You're gonna You're gonna get up mill
Speaker 1: of night. You hope your refrigerator someone had took just
Speaker 1: one bite out of your lots of pasta sandwich's.
Speaker 2: Right, that's right. If I there's a strange smell, oh
Speaker 2: that's why is that you?
Speaker 1: That's definitely me? All right? And Jackie, you just go
Speaker 1: ahead and keep taking your showers.
Speaker 2: Okay. If your hummingbird feeder is bubbling and there's nobody there.
Speaker 1: It's tight.
Speaker 4: So this guy went to Hell, but apparently it wasn't
Speaker 4: enough to convince him to try to get clean.
Speaker 2: His friend said, it didn't take.
Speaker 1: If that Hell.
Speaker 4: Drug overdose, I like them, Ma, we go back to it. Wow, awesome,
Speaker 4: I mean not awesome. No, all right, Texas, we're out
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Speaker 1: All the time.
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