Speaker 1: I'll start to what you want to present some off
the bench with Jacob Hester and T Bob Abert.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah yeah, off.
Speaker 1: The bench with Jacob Hester and T Bob Abert.
Speaker 3: I got to come off the pitch.
Speaker 1: Now here's Jacob Hester and T Bob Abert.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what's going on y'all?
Speaker 2: Walk mean now number two of m TV here in
the fourth anniversary, me and Jake's fourth anniversary of being together.
I wonder how long the New Morning Show's been in play.
I want to say Claude and the Prince did it,
maybe a year or two before I got there. I
think I've been here either seven or eight years. This
is my This is my seventh year, so probably eight.
So I've probably been here eight years now. Yeah, that
makes sense.
Speaker 3: It's worked contract.
Speaker 4: I started in February of eighteen, Flynn and I together,
so the.
Speaker 2: Mortage has probably been going on for damn near decade then, yeah,
maybe even a decade.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Oh look at this guy where oh clean shape, And
here is one of the good friends of the show,
the my high Man himself.
Speaker 2: He's got looking very angelic today in his whites. Matthew Clayton, Flynn,
Matt Flynn, what's up, brother, long time. I know we've
been out of town. I hope what you had to
do last week went well.
Speaker 3: How was y'all's travels? Y'all were everywhere. Yeah, it was fun.
It was great.
Speaker 4: Shout out to La Bear Sure everywhere, shout out to
La Bear's.
Speaker 3: It was. It was, it was. It was a lot
of fun. It was. It was a very The super
Bowl was.
Speaker 2: Definitely one of the cooler experiences on radio that I've
ever done.
Speaker 3: Radio Row was awesome and really it's a.
Speaker 2: Credit to I think Bo and Kate and Elandre and
Rivers and Taylor, but you know, everybody back here, Like
the auction stuff went off without a hitch, which made
it like very comfortable to.
Speaker 3: Be there, and it was super exciting. So yeah, that's cool, y'all.
Y'all did a good job.
Speaker 5: It was kind of fun watching all the different shows
throughout the day and like it's all the people walking around. Yeah,
And I didn't really realize that radio rose just like
a bunch of former players like talking products.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yea, yeah, pretty much all it was. You get
a company that wants to sponsor you, and then they
will do an interview as long as you mentioned bounty, yeah,
or or if.
Speaker 4: You're interviewing Drew Brees, he had like four different things
in four different.
Speaker 3: Days, like serge, pickleball, everything else. I was like god,
I was like, good Lord.
Speaker 5: Like every player that I haven't heard their name in
like ten years was there. I was like consumers, they
can't buy this this much stuff.
Speaker 2: I ain't see my guy brocking forever. He was out there.
Uh he has a new podcast now. The broadcasts, So yeah,
it was where were you broadcast? I think it's a
good name. Yeah, why weren't you Why weren't you brockle Brockers.
Why weren't you hawking my high out there?
Speaker 3: What are you doing?
Speaker 5: It's a good question. I went, I couldn't get my
media credentials. I still can't even get in this building.
Speaker 2: You need did you put in? You should have got
to talk. You could definitely could have got your cage.
Was getting everybody a day pass? He got damn snow
day passed. He got everybody.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I could have. You could have handed me your
little sheet of my high facts. Seriously, like I talked
about it.
Speaker 2: I would have loved Matt walking around without a handler,
just like asking people if they want to interview him.
Speaker 3: Hey, guys, you want to interview me? Hey guys, now
you know you're going to talk to some NFL. What
do you want to do?
Speaker 5: Like, I'm not surprised I didn't get the invite. Like
I still like the one hundred point seven tiger van
still parked in the visitor parking spot. I have to
have to steal someone else's parking spot. I have to
knock on the door for seventeen minutes at the door
here get the nice people that are like on the
hall in the hallway down, like I'm knocking so loud,
they come and help me.
Speaker 3: Hey, you've only you know, you've only to station seven years.
It's just seven years of my life just fighting traffic
once a week. Yeah, well once a week, so you'll be.
Speaker 2: Fighting traffic anyway though, twice a month, twice a month,
not my track twice.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Look, i'd say two point six five times a month.
Speaker 5: I would say one out of one time out of
every you know, every two months, I have like a
really good excuse. Yeah, the rest of the time, you've missed.
Speaker 2: To every two months, but one time out of every
two months, it's a good excuse.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there was, I swear so when we did nighttime
radio from six to eight, you know, by the time
we kind of got started, it was pretty much dark outside,
and Matt would send me this same picture of him
on the interstate bright as hell, clearly during the day
of traffic, and it was like the same traffic crazy
out here. I'm like, dude, it's dark outside and this
looks like it's high noon right now.
Speaker 2: It's like in uh jingle all the way, isn't a
jing all the way? When he's actually cruising at one
point and he's like yelling about the traffic faking it?
Speaker 5: Yeah, yep, that's it.
Speaker 3: Hey.
Speaker 2: You know what came out thirty years ago yesterday?
Speaker 3: Heavyweights? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Man, And I only saw this because Ben Stiller was
tweeting about it and basically saying, like, what a fun
summer it was making that movie, and he doesn't know
why Disney Plus won't put it on on Disney Plus.
He was like, for whatever reason, they just don't seem
to want to do it, but basically saying like just man,
what a what a what an awesome time, what awesome memories?
Speaker 3: Making that movie can say this? Why would they not?
Without Tony Purkis, there is no White Goodman. No, it's
a very good point.
Speaker 2: You do not get White Goodman in Dodgeball if Ben
Stiller had not established the foundation of Tony Purkis in Heavyweight.
Speaker 5: Well, there's also a lot of conspiracy theories that they
are the same character. Really, I've never never because he
has has the fat problems. Yeah, yeah, yeah, there's a
lot of people that make the connection.
Speaker 3: Oh so like he changed.
Speaker 2: So he goes on to form after Camp Hope, he
gets kicked out, he gets.
Speaker 6: His altar because like he was saying, like because remember
he was like this was me three hundred pounds ago.
Speaker 3: At the end of the movie, he gets.
Speaker 5: Kicked out of Camp Hope and like all that, and
so he reverts back and gets obese again and then
finds a new alter ego.
Speaker 2: Jim Brett says Heavyweights is on Disney Plus watch a
long time ago.
Speaker 3: Okay, well or not long ago? Okay? Stiller said no, no, no.
Speaker 2: Stiller said, for whatever reason, Disney won't put it at
the in the queue or the front of the queue.
Speaker 3: So maybe he's saying that they won't highlight it.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I don't know specific search it or
something a great movie. Uh, the best part is maybe
is it Lars? Whatever is foreign assistant.
Speaker 3: I'm feeling I use that.
Speaker 5: I always use the body system with my kids. I
have no idea what I'm talking bodies.
Speaker 2: And again the get on the scale, get off the scale,
all time, all timeline. It is impossible for me to
step on a scale without saying that impossible, physically cannot
do it. Also, it had all of the chubby stars
of our day, you know Goldberg from Mighty Ducks, Keenan Thompson,
did I already run out of steam? A lot of
movies at the time, there were child stars and it
was like an all star group getting everybody together.
Speaker 3: A great movie, classic.
Speaker 2: Dynamics of like you know, the the blue collar bad
news Bears camp against the rich kid white collar super
super nice camp.
Speaker 3: It's got everything. It's good stuff, good stuff. What do
you all think about this? Hey? Netflix?
Speaker 7: Not a fan U?
Speaker 2: Which I mean, okay, actually you might. That might actually
be your answer. Netflix is making a very serious bid
to move into the NFL in a big way. Like
of course, the the the Christmas Day Games are massive successes,
insane ratings and whatnot. Well, the NFL has the ability
to opt out of its current media deals. In twenty
twenty nine, Netflix is making it known that hey, man,
go ahead and do that, because we want to buy
Sunday Afternoon. They want to straight up knock out either
CBS or Fox from Sunday Afternoon. What this tells me,
first and foremost is my God, the NFL's about to
get picked, as if they need to anymore. Can you
imagine the bidding war that is going to take place
between CBS, Fox and Netflix. It's it will shake the
foundations of the earth. It'd be crazy.
Speaker 5: Goodell's probably just telling them to bid so and they'll
get a kickback of what Fox ends up pain.
Speaker 3: True. I guess my question. My question was gonna be
who's got the deepest pockets?
Speaker 2: Because I don't know that I feel like Netflix, but
maybe I'm wrong.
Speaker 3: I have no idea.
Speaker 5: I mean, Disney owns Fox, right, I mean, weren't wasn't
Netflix running at it like an operating out of a deficit?
Speaker 3: Like not too long ago. I know they owned ABC,
but they owned some Fox properties. I don't know if
it's main.
Speaker 2: Remember that's how they got Simpsons and everything.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they bought Fox entertainment. I don't think they bought
Fox Sports.
Speaker 4: Okay, I don't know about news because like twentieth Century Fox,
they own that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's how all those movies are on Disney Plus. Yeah.
Speaker 6: So if Netflix, like you know, won the bidding war
was the purchases and everything. When they have all the games,
meaning like this was a two thirty CBS game, this
was a two thirty Fox game, they have both of those.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 8: I think the Game of the Week, the the the
one of the tweets that I saw it says Fox
or CBS trying to purchase the right to the package
Fox or CBS.
Speaker 3: So but but I wouldn't trust that.
Speaker 2: As fully be because because I think I don't think
it would only be Netflix. I think the NFL would
still want to have two different partners.
Speaker 6: If it was only Netflix, like sign me up, because
like now, you know, nobody does like the traditional cable anymore.
Like you're all doing like a NFL Sunday ticket or
something like this. You don't have to pay for any
of that if you get all the games on Netflix.
Speaker 3: That's a good point.
Speaker 5: Like if I'm so, I watch I consume on YouTube TV,
and that's where all the NFL Sunday packages.
Speaker 3: I don't have to switch an app.
Speaker 5: I don't have to switch an app at that point,
So like I can watch all the games, but I
can also watch just straight at Fox coverage. I wouldn't
switch an app to watch the game of the week.
I mean still get every game, even Netflix or not? Right,
Yeah that's why?
Speaker 3: Yeah, well I must they black it out?
Speaker 6: You need Sunday ticketed, Like why pay for it at
that point? If that's all under than Netflix?
Speaker 3: Well, I don't think you will, though, I don't know.
I don't think every Netflix.
Speaker 4: That's the way I can watch the Bush League Bolts.
There used to be so when when you and I
were playing, Fox was the NFC and CBS was the ABC?
Speaker 3: Is that I think it's still in general?
Speaker 6: Okay, yeah, I mean the saying I know the Saints
are like exclusively on Fox pretty much, so yeah, it's
probably it's probably pretty similar.
Speaker 2: God, ww ees, Netflix deal is worth seven billion dollars.
Coach Chapin says, what in the hell will an NFL
deal be with four more years of inflation tax on beforehand?
Speaker 3: That's crazy.
Speaker 2: I mean if ww was just numbers, sure, but if
that's seven billion. Are we talking about like twenty billion?
I mean what Mike in in in the video game
wor Old. Recently Microsoft purchase Activision Blizzard for I think
sixty billion dollars. You could be talking about something like
that potentially that that is just unbelievable.
Speaker 3: That is well what.
Speaker 5: I heard somebody interviewed on I don't know if it's
with the All or another show on Radio Road that said, like,
the average roughly the revenue for the NFL is like
twenty billion a year.
Speaker 3: What God, that's insane.
Speaker 5: But like you're telling me WWE's eight billion. That can't
be yearly. That's gotta be like that.
Speaker 2: No, that's the that's the overall value of the deal
is seven billion dollars. If I had to guess, or
I'm guessing I just saw that chat. We can look
up some more. We can look up some what do
you call it stats facts?
Speaker 9: When I just googled Netflix is deal with WWE is
five billion dollars over ten years?
Speaker 2: Okay, five billions, half a big years, half a billion
you're no big again. If that's five billion for ten
I mean, what is the NFL fifty?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I mean the college football playoff package right now, I
believe is one point three billion a year, and the
NFL does about double to three to four to even five.
Speaker 3: Times in numbers of college football. Look up, look up.
Speaker 5: See what like ESPN's rights for Monday Night and NBC's
for Sunday Night are just for that one game.
Speaker 9: NFL's media rides deal is worth one hundred and eleven
billion dollars over eleven years.
Speaker 3: So ten billion a year.
Speaker 2: Yeah, good god man, And so that's going to go
up to it like fifteen with inflation. And then these
guys betting against each other. It wasn't like I did
to be fair, I did like Netflix's broadcast on Christmas.
Speaker 5: Christmas, well, they got they they learn that Mike Tyson
broadcast was terrible.
Speaker 3: Yea, true, they had true the ring was awful. So
that was probably the best thing to happen to them. Yeah,
I agree.
Speaker 5: I mean they would have watched NFL if like they
didn't have the boxing fight and didn't make the adjustments
and watched the NFL and Christmas.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've been bad.
Speaker 2: I cannot believe that sixty million of us tuned into
that Tyson fight.
Speaker 4: Which, by the way, washing it in Gainesville, Florida, Like
Jake Paul.
Speaker 2: Let it slip that I think Mike figured out he
had like Parkinson's before the fight.
Speaker 3: Have you seen this? Let me have to delay because
of health reason. Let me confirm this. It's alleged.
Speaker 2: We maybe it's a story we can dive into on
the other side of the commercial break. But yeah, we
all got I mean credit to Paul, but yeah, we
all got played.
Speaker 7: Oh I told you the beginning.
Speaker 3: Hey, the UNDERCRT was tight.
Speaker 2: The two fights before the women fight was awesome and
one of the men's fight was good.
Speaker 5: Okay, I can't believe somebody like a Saudi prince or
something like offer them two hundred million to fight again,
like for real, and.
Speaker 7: It was like Mike are all in boxing.
Speaker 5: And they said, like he's like, I'll get Mike Tyson
like fifty million if he wins the fight something like that.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I I haven't seen you're trying to
get Paul and fight, but that is I mean that would.
Speaker 7: Well like now Cane is going to fight Terrence.
Speaker 3: Can is doing like a real fight, right, Yeah, he's
a real fight. Yeah, I mean, but he was.
Speaker 2: Entertaining it for a minute. I mean that you have to.
The money is insane if you fight.
Speaker 9: They're going to fight each other. The Paul brothers are
going to fight each other. And then I saw I
want to watch that was like, I hope they kill
each money.
Speaker 3: No, stupid lizard brain, damn my money. Boxing not that
long ago was actually nobody, nobody to blame but themselves.
Speaker 4: But when Manita and Floyd and Ricky Hatton and all
of them were going after each other, I agree.
Speaker 3: But heavyweights refuse to fight each other. Yeah, yeah, that's
on them.
Speaker 2: Too many belts, too many guys dodging fights, trying to
remain undefeated.
Speaker 9: That Fury aj fight is always going to be so stupid,
the biggest missed opportunity that boxing could have.
Speaker 3: What are we doing? I don't know what are we
doing anyway? Even though wild their furies were also all right.
Speaker 9: Fury Musick was really good too, and watch both of
them are well. The second one was okay, but the
first one was amazing.
Speaker 3: When we get back hold on a second.
Speaker 5: Netflix revenue in twenty twenty three was almost thirty four
billion revenue revenue, so.
Speaker 3: I don't know what the profit was. I keep jacking
out that price.
Speaker 2: I know, it's getting so crazy all the freaking I
mean whatever, everything in the world is just more expensive.
All of us are just having our wages eating away
at As.
Speaker 5: A net profit, they had a net profit of five
and a half billion that year, pretty good, which I
think up until recently they were always operated at a
huge wee.
Speaker 2: So if I'm remembering correctly, I think they did maybe
in the beginning, but they've kind of figured out their
rhythm where basically every other streaming company is operating at
big losses and they're the only ones who were.
Speaker 3: I remember this during.
Speaker 2: Like like Disney Plus, like Disney Stock type of talk.
I don't know, but yeah, everything's just so expensive now, dude,
and it's just eating away at our wages and all
our employees look.
Speaker 3: Oh sorry, even though you know you're basically getting pay
cuts whatever.
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Speaker 7: Mornings on one or four or five, going wild.
Speaker 8: Off.
Speaker 3: He's getting hotter voices stir the air.
Speaker 7: Okay, I think Matt likes saying this is this is popping.
Speaker 5: It sounds like something the Zach Attack would play.
Speaker 7: Forever.
Speaker 3: I do think it's shockingly.
Speaker 2: It's it's shockingly real sounding for just being AI, which
continues to scare me every time.
Speaker 3: You play it.
Speaker 4: I mean, I actually think Elandra got somebody at the
Texas Club to report Yeah, straight out, dude, one of
the under card.
Speaker 9: This was described as a four truck month ass song.
Drew four truck month ass song.
Speaker 3: You put this on Spotify. So okay, by the way, Okay,
so here's what happens.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's actual, like it sounds like you actually
did get somebody at the Texas Club.
Speaker 3: You wrote down a couple of notes, what website?
Speaker 5: How do I need to make my hi my hijingle?
Speaker 4: Absolutely we got some bad, bad jingles that get played.
Speaker 2: Apparently, ELI and uh Elon and so Grock, Twitter's AI
and chat GPT are in a you know, in a
massive race right now to ruin humanity and uh the
poly market, which which is I don't fully understand poly
market exactly what it is, but it's it's it's a Uh,
it's it's a it's a website that seeks to kind of,
I guess, like predict the world in a lot of ways.
And it nailed like stuff like the presidential election like
to a t blah blah blah. But poly Market now
has Grock twitters AI as gonna be the big winner
over over chat GPT.
Speaker 9: Can I say something about Grock's AI And I'm being
so serious when I say this, you know how like
for a while it was a trend to tell Grock
to draw you or something like that. I swear to God,
I would ask it to draw me and it would
literally draw me with a taco in my hand.
Speaker 3: You gotta make you know, you made your bed. You
gotta lay in it.
Speaker 2: Now, did you put your name?
Speaker 7: I mean it has my information Twitter Like there.
Speaker 2: Is no way, there's actually no way go.
Speaker 3: Back and try to find you just would put draw me.
Speaker 9: I put draw me or what I think I put,
like make me a Renaissance painting or something like that,
and it literally would put a taco.
Speaker 2: Have never done I did.
Speaker 3: It for the first time of the day. It's so scary.
It's so yeah, y'all just go to you go to
x and yeah, that's right there.
Speaker 7: You can do it right now.
Speaker 2: Matt, what what is something that you want to see?
I mean it used to be human beings had you know,
concept artists who have to paint this stuff and make
it and create it. Like, what do you want to see?
Name anything, same anything right now? Just make something up. Literally,
don't overthink it.
Speaker 3: Me with a taco in my hand. Okay, Matt created area.
I go in his hand.
Speaker 2: While we're waiting for it to create it. But you
can shockingly fast already loading here it Uh. On the
Mike Tyson Parkinson's front, So Jake Paul went on Aiden Ross's.
Speaker 3: Stream, who got to hate Aden Ross? Aiden whatever? Though? Uh?
Speaker 2: And he said they're talking and they're talking about psychedelics,
and he's like, yeah, Mike Tyson used psychedelics to heal
his Parkinson's so that he could fight. Talked about using
Toad psychedelics heal his Parkinson's. Uh, for what it's worth.
Paul later claimed that he misspoke and he meant Tyson's pain,
not his not not not not his Parkinsons.
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know if Toad's healed Parkinson's. I have no
idea uh, but it's just interesting and it just gives
you some insight and hot, what a bad way he
was actually and going into that fight. This is a
different Matt Flan. I'm gonna say, drawl quarterback.
Speaker 5: I have heard of people using toad psychedelics and it
makes him feel very good.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, no, sure, I mean, you know, makes it
feel really bad psycho in the uh, in the in
the in the in the right scenario for sure.
Speaker 7: I mean, search tells me that it does help Parkinson's.
Speaker 2: Really can't prove that it doesn't, guess yea, So maybe
we were set up even more.
Speaker 9: Than I don't know and it and like that's just
sad and I feel like, after the first time, this is.
Speaker 3: Not l s U. Quarterback Matt Flint right the bottom left.
Speaker 2: Just the most grotting out, the most generic white guys eating.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, I mean, yeah, that pretty generic looking.
Speaker 2: You are, But well, your size makes you not generic.
But if we were just gonna look at your face
and kind of overall white guyness, yeah for sure. But
you are big a f which a lot of people
you know, are shocked to see.
Speaker 5: How if I always see peop going like, oh man,
you're bigger in real life.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I thought I hear that like every time I
see people. It's because when you saw me on TV,
I was around giants.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly, Like yeah, everybody else is like six seven.
Speaker 3: Yeah. It's like point guards in the NBA, they're like
they look five to ten on TV. They do. I
mean Steve Nash looks five ten, he's like six three. Yeah.
Speaker 6: I had a thunder game one the other day and like, okay,
shake yild just Alexander's like six five yeah, and watch
it and uh I had it on and Victoria's like, wait,
is that the guy you're talking about is like like
MVP or something.
Speaker 3: I was like, yes, you gus, he's so tiny. I
was like no, he's like six five six fine.
Speaker 2: Something very disappointing that we could have a Canadian m
v P.
Speaker 3: You know, don't love that? Well you do.
Speaker 2: The world is fully taking over the NBA. I mean,
you know, Serbia dominating now Canadians like Canadians and basketball.
What is going on? Yeah, Wimby's gonna own the league
for years. What's going on here?
Speaker 3: Dude?
Speaker 6: Well, if it's if it's it's not, if it's not SGA,
it's gonna be yok at.
Speaker 3: You get Yeah, Now what are you gonna do?
Speaker 2: Uh? Do we want to pay? The Rick Patino clip here?
Speaker 7: I do like that?
Speaker 3: Oh I love that clankay.
Speaker 7: I think it was already.
Speaker 2: Edited edit it yeah, yeah, yeah, it's from the vice. Uh,
it's from the actual show, so it is ed.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: If you are suffering from media and you haven't gone
to Goodwood yet, this clip potentially could help you out.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 2: Here is so for the context of this clip, Saint
John's is playing Providence. They're down forty two to twenty
nine at half, and here's a Rick Patino.
Speaker 4: No, not yet stall the there is after we play
it like we come back and I think there's an
Rick Patino doesn't have, you know, the cleanest past. We
get that, but just the message and we can react
to it on the other side.
Speaker 2: All right, Here is Rick Patino talking to his team
down big at half.
Speaker 10: Yeah, and be a basketball player, digd. I mean missus
shot your game to flights. We don't care about your misshots.
What defense? You guys keep blowing opportunity upon opportunity upon opportunity.
Speaker 3: You're like children with.
Speaker 11: Bad things happening instead of thinking it to be tougher,
you wilt.
Speaker 3: Where is your toughness?
Speaker 11: Where have you, guys been raised that you're so weak
mentally that you just give up when something doesn't all
right for you? Don't you know what adversity is all about.
That's a game of life, not the game of basketball.
You don't get down when things go wrong. You're digging
to get tougher. Your whole life's gonna be adversity. You
are not to feel with it.
Speaker 3: Patino, red storm rising, Damn, damn, damn, damn.
Speaker 4: The when he says, who raised you to be so
mentally weak? Oh my god, I hope that everybody had
their radios turned up to an eleven two and eleven,
Like that is so good. So many times we are
so mentally weak, and it is so everybody else's fault,
like to hear that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's an old school coach.
Speaker 2: And by the way, so they're down forty two twenty
nine a half, they're going to win that game seventy
two seventy.
Speaker 3: Also Saint John's number ten in the country. Yeah, I mean,
the man can coach bat.
Speaker 2: He's got a career seven thirty nine win percentage of
over with almost twelve hundred games coach's been and that's
with the vacated wins at Louisville, which you know, kind
of feel like BS now.
Speaker 6: Then that would also add another Natty to his resume
as well.
Speaker 2: He's been to seven final fours at three different schools.
Speaker 3: Two natties, he's one. How about this I was looking
at yesterday.
Speaker 2: He's won six different conferences because because Louisville switched three
times and then he wanted a bunch of other schools,
six different conferences.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I just won at Iona as he had to
fight his way back.
Speaker 5: Never get adversity, what speechy game. I don't care about
his past. Yeah, I agree, I remember remember what it was.
Speaker 2: I don't fully remember either. There's a funny incident with
the waitress, which well, I say funny, it probably wasn't
funny for her.
Speaker 3: Funny.
Speaker 2: We could talk about it during the commercial break. It's
it's definitely it's it's not devoid of humor. But yeah,
adversity does not define the man, right, it's a response
to the adversity man Rick.
Speaker 3: Said how many times? And this isn't like brand new
or anything.
Speaker 4: I mean, it happened when I was coming out and
you know, going to college whatever, but like how you
were raised and how you deal with adversity, that is
such a large I had a pair of brothers. One
went and played college baseball, had this huge scholarship for baseball,
like eighty five percent scholarship, and it was the coach's fault.
It was a coach's fault why he didn't work there.
Then he transferred somewhere else, and it was also crazy enough,
the coach's fault. Yeah, his brother signed played sec football,
he didn't play, and it was it was the coach
his fault, the coach's fault why he wasn't playing. It
wasn't his fault. And I'm like, no, no, no, no, it's
your fault. Like you're not doing the things that you
have to do to be competitive here, and you don't
want to work because everything's been given to you, and
your parents used to make excuses why and that's why
you're not working out. So you had this opportunity, both
of you to get your college paid for and who knows,
but it was everybody else's fault. And that comes from
how you handle adversity and how as a parent you
handle adversity and how you you know Hey, no, No,
you got to take ownership. That's on you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's I want to say I've said this before, certainly,
but my sister used to date an alcoholic and one
of the ways that he talked about recovery was one
of the main things they drill into your head is
you have to say, not why did this happen to me?
But what did I do to cause this to happen
to me? Like you have to be you have to
take everything in on yourself and ask it's not everything's
not just happening to me, it's it's my actions are
creating these and so how can I fix set actions?
Speaker 3: Rick Patino, what a legend, dude? Is that how you
used to talk to the flag football team this year?
No doubt that's all. I'm talking to my daughter's first
grade soccer team.
Speaker 2: The one man who really would talk to his flag
football team like that would be Jetpack. Yes, I could
see jet Pack actually getting into that at like five
or six years old.
Speaker 3: Even our boy, What were you saying? Second one?
Speaker 9: I was just gonna say, like, I feel like, as
a society, there's just a real lack of accountability in general,
and everybody needs to hear that.
Speaker 3: It's a lot of weakness out there.
Speaker 2: Wait, why was everybody talking about work from home dying yesterday?
Did some executive order something get passed I don't know,
or something.
Speaker 7: I don't know. We don't have that luxury.
Speaker 3: We never have.
Speaker 2: But I don't think it's a luxury. I think working
from home would suck ass. I agree Victoria works from home.
I would hate from home.
Speaker 3: I don't. You're always my work, yeah.
Speaker 2: Dude, and then like and then like, I mean, you're
just not social, You're not having like human interaction.
Speaker 9: Well that's why the kid out of here days are
I think are so anti socialist because they spent like
two years not going to school and talking to their
classmates and trying to be social because we kept them
locked up in houses.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I don't want to work from home. I don't.
Speaker 6: I don't have the I don't have the discipline to
work from I mean, you guys, hear me, I spew
out nonsense all day long. Imagine how distracted I would
get at home. Anything I see, I look out the window,
I see something cool, Well I got to take another
work break.
Speaker 3: Taylor.
Speaker 2: Taylor would go full shining dude, he'd be talking to
he'd be taking to himself in the mirror. He'd be
he'd be he'd be debating himself in the mirror about
this Tom Brady.
Speaker 6: And conversation with Victoria Shining reference and everything. About three
days ago we were talking from home. It's like Victoria
remember Jack Nicholson on the Shining that's me. She's like,
you would break first. I was like, absolutely, yeah, would
break first.
Speaker 3: I cannot do.
Speaker 2: This, uh anyway more OTV Codada.
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Speaker 1: The MIRRORSIMI, it tells me it's welcome in to the
best morning sports. This show around off the bench with
Esther and t Bob.
Speaker 2: Was heading y'all water back a little fluster red shout
out science. We love science. Here blustering, actual big science.
Speaker 7: Where's this going?
Speaker 3: I don't know, I was. I was just kind of
throwing a little bait in the water.
Speaker 8: The water.
Speaker 3: I wanted to know. I was trying to sit with.
Speaker 5: Concrete should never be challenged. Yeah, millions of years that
challenge it.
Speaker 3: It's fact forever.
Speaker 4: This guy three thousand years ago said, question nothing.
Speaker 3: But the rocks actually tell me about being a science.
Speaker 2: Carbon dating matters.
Speaker 6: So I was talking to Jordan last week and he's
like dude, guess who I saw on radio. John brink
is from sports Science.
Speaker 2: So I have some insight here as well, media because
apparently trust when I.
Speaker 3: Say they are very particular.
Speaker 6: They care.
Speaker 3: Well, that's them.
Speaker 2: Apparently Aaron Murray, who lives a charmed existence, right, He's
got some NFL money, he's very sussful, lives in a
nice neighborhood. I think he's neighbors with Brincas in Atlanta,
and somewhere along the line, I don't know if brinc
has sold his tech or something, but somewhere along the line,
John Brinkers got obscenely wealthy, and he said Aaron said
that his entire basement is one of the greatest studios
that he's ever seen in his entire life, which makes
sense considering that, like, if John brincis the sports if
he's going to build a studio in his home, of
course it's gonna have all the latest and greatest and
most insane technology ever.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I don't even know what he does, That's
what I'm saying from home. I have no idea. But
when he when he told me he saw him, I'm like,
that's awesome. Why was he there?
Speaker 2: I don't know, Brincas said, he went Aaron went over
there for some reason. I think they may be working
together on some players lambs from shows from Brincus's house.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've done one with him. Yeah. Oh hell yeah.
He's like this huge couch. No, that's the casting couch. No, No,
that that's a mobile in the hotel room. Hey no, uh.
Speaker 2: You know what. You know what you're getting into when
you see that black leather couch. Asked t Bob, who's
real QB one today? Matt Flinn's QB one always.
Speaker 7: Well, he's talking about Aaron Murray right now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, every time about I said Matt Flinn, I said
me flinh, dare you bring its name up around me?
How about? Okay, here's a random story.
Speaker 7: Sport science needs to be super cool though, by the way.
Speaker 3: Fours is awesome.
Speaker 2: And also it led to things like now when you
watch like Amazon's Thursday Night Football and they it's like,
you know, there was like a seventeen percent chance so
that pass would be completed. It's like, I like that stuff.
I think it's good.
Speaker 6: I'm sitting there and I'm like, man, I bet they
got that from John Brincus exactly.
Speaker 2: That's I mean every time, right, like every single So
there was the four simes or Drew Brees proved to
be more accurate than at like an Olympic level archer.
Speaker 6: And then who was it that had to run through
the door? Was it was it ray Lewis? They compared
ray Lewis running through the door to like the battering ram.
Speaker 2: I will say this, Uh, the one guy Drew Brees
would not be more accurate than would be that Turkish
guy who is shooting in the last Olympics just says
just nothing else but glass.
Speaker 3: It's just uh, Miles Garrett, There's no.
Speaker 5: Way that he Drew Brees could hit a bull's eye
how many times in a row archer?
Speaker 2: Look of the sports science? Yeah yeah, you know, so
you so you hate so you hate John Brincis.
Speaker 5: I mean I think he's selling goods and he made
a lot of money off of science.
Speaker 3: Some fair points chances pass going to be completed. Okay,
well here's the receiver. It's a quarterback.
Speaker 2: In trouble, sure variable Yeah, is brink Us in trouble dude?
Speaker 3: Is entertainment show good for him?
Speaker 9: The only one that I will live by is that
it's harder to hit a softball pitch than a baseball pitch?
Speaker 3: Is that what Brincas says.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Jimmy Finch did it, and.
Speaker 3: There's no questions.
Speaker 7: It makes sense though, because are they.
Speaker 2: Coming into the equivalent of like one hundred and ten
miles an.
Speaker 9: Hours between Yeah, it's a shorter distance between the pitching
mountain softball than in baseball.
Speaker 7: But yeah, they did it.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to get.
Speaker 2: Out of the Burm this Friday, but nobody wants to
go with me because it's going to be like forty
degrees kind of cloudy.
Speaker 3: Freaking bumm me out, dude, I'll go with you. Thank you.
Speaker 2: You don't have any kids for my kids to run
around with though, Okay, there you go, perfect, Hell, yeah
we're back.
Speaker 3: We are back, baby. Where are you going?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 2: The Burm softball game? Three thirty Friday, Friday? Once ago,
three thirty Friday, yep, thirty afternoon. Go straight from the carpool,
grab some beers. What listen off campus?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah, what do you mean? What time do your
kids get? I mean, what a big difference at three thirty?
Really huge? Really?
Speaker 2: Uh, Miles Garrett, there's odds somewhere he's gonna end up
getting traded to number one the Commander's a plus three hundred.
Hell yeah, Number two the freaking Eagles at plus four fifty,
and then number three the Bills at plus five fifty.
Speaker 3: I swear if they needed a dresser.
Speaker 2: If the Eagles get Miles Garrett, then we do live
in a simi elation. Howie Roseman is the actual main
character and we are all in PC's and he's just
playing Madden because there's no way that roster should be
able to add Miles Garrett.
Speaker 6: Also, the fact that uh, two of my NFC East
rivals are the favorites to land Miles Garrett makes me
feel really good.
Speaker 3: You know it? Just it keeps getting better. You're screwed it, Yeah,
well I.
Speaker 6: Was anyways, With or without Miles Garrett didn't really matter.
Speaker 3: That's true. That's true, all right. When we get back
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Speaker 1: Welcome in to the best morning sports this show around
Off the Bench with Hester and t Bob.
Speaker 3: Random potential fact of the day. Potential facts.
Speaker 2: Well, because I'm just reading this out, I'm just reading
this out of chat. But Dookie talking about softball, says
New Zealand has a long history with men's fast pitch.
Imagine six' five jumping towards home plate on a forty
five foot mound of the rise ball that moves three
feet already have to. HIT i guess the main thing
there that surprises me is That New zealand would just
have a big men's fast pitch softball.
Speaker 3: Scene. Girls they're also big into cricket as well In New,
zealand so, WELL i, mean, yes, NO i like this similar.
Speaker 2: Bit that's that's not surprising to me if you tell
me cricket Obviously rugby the are the best uh sucker? There.
Whatever maybe leads a bit of a desired BUT i don't.
KNOW i don't think of men's fast pitch softball, also you.
Don't how are you gonna act like you know that
they're good at men's fast pitch?
Speaker 3: SOFTBALL i.
Speaker 6: DIDN'T i just said it's not surprising when they throw
the cricket they kind of jumped towards.
Speaker 3: IT i see where you're saying.
Speaker 5: That, yeah it's like overhand, softball gotta hit the, wicket
you know They speaking of random, Sports i've been like
locked in y'all aren't golf people but the NEW tg
you even LOVE. TG i was watched it last night
AND i was, like this is super. Entertaining so it's very.
Speaker 2: Funny for all the talk Of live tgls like kind
of had way more like.
Speaker 3: Talk it seems like our hype Than live has ever.
Speaker 5: Had, yeah just because they have the full backing of
THE espn covers it all day long.
Speaker 2: Leading up to the, match SO i was, Gonna, okay
that obviously, Matters but then is it also is it
like snappy and fast?
Speaker 5: Shot there was a shot clock and it's it's good
they have. This so they have this big green that
rotates sods around so the bunkers move and then it
like goes up and.
Speaker 3: Down so, yeah breaks is it real grass or, no.
Speaker 5: It's, turf but they bring in real, grass big squares
to where they hit.
Speaker 3: Off, yeah so they have like longer, grass shorter, Grass
they have real. BUNKERS i, mean the players gotta love.
Speaker 5: It DUE i was they had to have taken like
a somehow of the playbook Of live, though because like
they get the best players in the, world, like, OH
i can't remember his first. Name they guy that won last, Week.
Oberg he won On sunday and was playing at like
noon the next. Day so like they have to be
incentivized with ownership of these, companies trying to build it
up with the full.
Speaker 2: VACUUM i, mean you, know instead of like walking eighteen
you're going to be inside in the air.
Speaker 5: Conditioning if they're doing this On Monday tuesday went like
on their off, days they're flying AT la to play
it so, Fast like it's a lot twelve hours to
less than twenty four hours after he just won on
THE Pga, tour he's playing in one of these.
Speaker 2: Games so so the simulator aspect of it doesn't take
anything away from.
Speaker 5: IT i mean JOYS i would rather watch on a
real golf. Course but it's entertaining because it's. Fast they
have like different.
Speaker 3: Celebrate a lot like it like a happy.
Speaker 5: Gal it's entertaining because it's the best players and they're locked,
in they're into. It so that's What i'm, Saying like their,
contracts they have to have ownership of this thing because
they are, celebrating they're into, it and that's the only reason,
Why LIKE i wouldn't watch an amateur play. It, yeah but
it's the top twenty players in the world that are into,
it celebrating fist.
Speaker 3: Pumping. YEAH i guess one.
Speaker 2: Of the problems with The live is you Have mickelson
out there like making hundreds of millions of dollars in
what finishing like, yeah seventieth.
Speaker 3: Every every, every every tournament or.
Speaker 5: WHATEVER i don't know what the business model is on,
it but like they got ESPN's because full Backing tiger.
Speaker 3: Is certainly one of the main guys behind, it, Right.
Speaker 5: Yeah Everybody Tiger. RORY i, mean, damn the, top all
the all the top guys shout out. Tgl so it's ON.
Espn that's ON, espn like On monday For, president, say
they had a triple header during the, day, damn and
then last night they had a big match and, yeah and.
Speaker 2: Are you are you going to a golf phase yourself right?
Speaker 3: Now, No i'm always in a golf.
Speaker 2: Face oh you, Are, OKAY i didn't know if you're
a big.
Speaker 3: Golfer i'm a golf. Guy, okay you.
Speaker 2: Would to a GOLF i don't. KNOW i really enjoy.
Golf i've never gotten to dive fully into a. Face every,
spring though we have like three or four charity tournaments
that we get to play. In so that's it's almost that.
Time i'm actually really looking forward to.
Speaker 3: It charity golf tournament. Season.
Speaker 2: BABY i don't, think, though that you can be a
long TERM nfl player and not be a golf. GUY
i think it's very hard TO i would agree with,
THAT i guess except For. Jake actually what the one
Exception jake's long TERM nfl player that is not into.
GOLF i, said it's almost impossible to be a long
TERM nfl guy and not going through a.
Speaker 3: Golf Golf jake is the lone exception of the. Rule
jake almost died on a golf.
Speaker 5: COURSE i did, because for you, thought hitting my cart
seventeenth at the bluffs on the. Hill, yeah it was
just fell. OFF i wasn't driving the. Car our teammates
was flip the. Cart, hey listeners out there know what
we're talking. About, Yep, ye people have actually been.
Speaker 3: Hurt all, right drink drink much man flating off the,
bench