Speaker 1: When your old career gives you lemons throwing some ice mix.
Speaker 2: In some vodka.
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It's Billified, the Bill Moran Podcast. Well, hello and welcome.
I just had the best capraisi. So I've never had
akprazy sandwich. Did you taste it? Yeah? It's a coda
capri I'm sorry, day what exactly what it is? Colorata
caprizy sandwich? BA great cauprazy sandwich.
Speaker 3: Okay, so people like me to have no idea what
that is?
Speaker 1: Did you know what caprazi was? It's like fresh monzarella
tomato and sometimes they put.
Speaker 4: On the bottom of this imble on top of that.
Speaker 1: Whose idea? Was this? A bet? Based mine? The higher
things start to finish? Do you do this at your house?
You had an idea with something with lettuce I love?
Do you wait? Do you do this at your house first?
Sometimes that's a great one. You got to get out
there and enjoy that. Brother, you can pull it back
a little bit.
Speaker 4: A lot of these come from different turn it on.
None of them wrong, by the way. Oh what there?
You go?
Speaker 3: There?
Speaker 1: You go, haven't unplugged that one? And there you go?
Should we either be where you were rolling around?
Speaker 3: I saw everything's my fault, buffalo, my fault's right, you farted.
Speaker 1: And looking what that? Yeah, it just blew it all out.
It's killed it. A lot of tornados, a lot of messes.
And then controversy at the Olympics. Not that controversy, but
there's controversy at the Olympics. Have you been watching the Olympics?
Have been march soldier?
Speaker 5: You have?
Speaker 3: I have?
Speaker 1: Have you noticed that? I don't know. I would not
have thought this, but I'm starting to think some of
the most well endowed men on the planet come from France.
Speaker 3: Haven't always said that though I don't know. I for
some reason, I don't know. I know they're like the
romantic man, well the romantic man like I know, but
somehow that the romantic you know.
Speaker 1: But it was like when Pepula p would come in. Yeah,
he was always trying to rape the skunk or whatever, right,
wasn't it. He was always like aggressive quickly.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean that's what it was that happened to me.
Once I got with a skunk.
Speaker 1: You did it smelled like it anyway.
Speaker 3: Man, I still I still can't. This is twenty years ago.
It's like tricking so coo, and it still haunts me
every time I freaking smells a smell of skunk, er
smells something. I always it smells like buffalo because this.
Speaker 1: Was in Buffalo. It was a chicken buffalo and she
smelled like a skunk. Yes, wow, yeah, like, yeah, where
did you find her? Well?
Speaker 3: First of all, first of all, she was really really
good looking. She looked like Rose McGowan.
Speaker 1: Okay, I've heard this story. Yeah, but then the smell, Yeah,
she was like you want I shouldn't know corpse.
Speaker 3: I shouldn't know when you see somebody somebody's car in
somebody's house, Yeah, you should know that that's.
Speaker 6: Probably not if they're not taking care of somebody that
hot and she's with Mark, you gotta.
Speaker 1: Well, I don't know. I don't. Yeah, it's terrible, but
it's stuck with you. It stuck with you, and they
ever smell you smell skunk and it takes you back
twenty years. It does. That's that's lovely.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Do you ever try to reach out to her to
see if she's live from poisoning inside the side of
the road, the road.
Speaker 3: So she's on my list with Donkey Punch.
Speaker 1: Oh, I got you. I remember the Donkey Punch story
for sure. Uh should get all these girls in. It
would be good to have like a panel of do
you remember, Like if we could get a big divider
and then you get to ask questions. Please don't why.
It wouldn't be funny.
Speaker 3: That would just turn that would just turn out Number
three out really bad.
Speaker 1: That ruined your life, It really would. Wow, don't want
to ruin your life. This guy, uh, Jules Boyer, I
swear to he's a diver and he looks like he's
got a baguette in his pants, and I'm going to
there's no everybody who hits water. Isn't there a little shrinkage,
just a little bit, no matter what the.
Speaker 6: Dive to with the splash, you're supposed to get no
splash if you got a big hog.
Speaker 1: I know. But my brame I'm wondering is a is
it artificially enhanced or is this guy taking a little
bit of before he goes?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 1: I don't think c G I trick. I'm just wondering
because there are these are tight speedos. And then how
about the French pole vaulter, he got hung up and
his dong hit the thing and they showed his slow motion.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so basically you watch the Olympics to look at
the guy's dead.
Speaker 1: I can't help but they're showing it everywhere everywhere I watched.
I watched the sprinter, I watched the boxing, I watch
all stuff, but I the only one.
Speaker 2: I don't think alone.
Speaker 3: I don't even think that way when I'm watching it,
seeing everything was.
Speaker 1: Showing it over and over and over again, and that's
why I couldn't get away from it. And then the
pole vaulter when he goes over, they even they do it.
He cooked the bar at the top with his pack. Yes,
come on, yes, he got over and it was just
as junk hits it and you can see his junk
like ripple.
Speaker 4: After it hits because he got penalized for it.
Speaker 1: Because it fell off he didn't clear the height. And
then they go to the announcers and they're doing it
in slow mo go because they couldn't tell it first
right in actual speed, and then in slow mo they
see it and they don't know what to say.
Speaker 6: Did they not break did they have this breakdown with
Snoop and Kevin Hart liked it a question, no, because
that's where you want to see it.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, I haven't. I haven't seen that at all,
but I went if your wife or girlfriend's planning a
girl's trip to Paris, I would start to worry a
little bit and go, what do you mean to go?
Speaker 3: Go ahead? Have fun?
Speaker 1: Could you walk around on an outfit like that? Though?
That that that that revealing? Like I don't think. I
don't think I could. I even the sprinters, they're like everything.
You might as well just go fucking.
Speaker 4: Naked, like short shorts, the guys to.
Speaker 3: Wear the speedos when you go on vacations, you know,
to a resort, the guys from France, and like.
Speaker 1: Well, maybe we're uptight.
Speaker 3: I don't probably, but I don't get it.
Speaker 1: Then you look around, I think a twenty year old
swimmer who came in sixth in her event has been
asked to leave the Olympic village. She's from Paraguay, and
she's really hot. She decided that after she came in
six she was retiring. She announced her retirement on social
media or whatever, and then she was walking around in
like skimpy bathing suits and things. And they're saying she's
a distraction, and they kicked her out of the village
and sent her back to Paraguay. But I'm going, how
could you not? Yeah, you can't do that, Yeah they did.
It have to be something more too. No, I think
the Paraguay team said, you're too much of a distraction,
even for our own guys. We want you out of
the village. You gotta go. Because she had no more events,
she announced she was retiring. She was just gonna go
home with the team, probably closing ceremonies and all this stuff,
and she was They showed pictures of her in a
keenie walking around and sticks at her home. Wow, I
have she.
Speaker 6: Wants to party for week and a half because that's
a lot and a half and no, Paraguay probably not.
Speaker 1: But how do you not have sex. It's all the
best looking people, prime in their life. They're probably never
going to look this good again. And you're all there
in the village and once your events are done, I'm
sure it's just one big party, absolutely, and there's got
to be a whole lot of banging going on. Then
they used to hand out I think it's like a
million cons a million condoms so that way, you know, Yeah,
because it's a bunch of banging going.
Speaker 4: On coming home with more than the gold.
Speaker 3: Gold with the son of that man's basketball team. Let
me tell you, holy shit, Yeah, I mean holy I
mean that's I mean, that's compared to the first Dream team.
Speaker 1: I think they're better.
Speaker 3: I know, I know because minute because I'm a Jordan's
Hoby guys, so I I you know, but Lebron, Lebron's
the man, you know what I mean, the man? I mean,
you know, can you take it away from him?
Speaker 4: I mean they us lost their first game. When they
get to the who did they almost lose to is?
I forgot who it was.
Speaker 1: And then I thought, why do I keep hearing like
Sudan or somebody? I think it was so was supposed
to be really good because then they upset somebody after that.
Speaker 3: They have DA They have NBA players. There's NBA players
and on all.
Speaker 1: The teams, but there's like one NBA player to our
six plus three on the bench or whatever we got
going on there. Yeah, because uh who's I watched a
couple of the games. They they were on fire. There
was no stopping them. They played Serbia. Yeah, Servia and
they and they lost. Uh they crushed them like in
the second half.
Speaker 3: It was all I'm like one of those guys watches
the Olympics from two to six in the morning.
Speaker 1: We'll watch one most of the stuff. Yeah, uh two
to six we have the morning stuff would start right
because five hours? Yeah, the fuck are you doing up?
Speaker 3: You know something? We can't sleep? I don't know.
Speaker 1: You know you get sleep gummies or something with the
weed gummy? No, no, I just somebody just gave him
to me. I tried a half one, not a pothead.
It just it's it's you know, did it work? Uh?
I went, I fell asleep and then but I sleep
like five hours and then I wake up.
Speaker 3: That's the problem with me, do you do?
Speaker 1: I hate it? I fucking hate it. I hate it,
and I try to lay there until my alarm goes off.
It's like another two hours.
Speaker 3: I get up, I have a meal. I fetched the Olympics.
Speaker 1: Yeah, five hours? What is that?
Speaker 4: I don't know?
Speaker 1: Is it from years of getting up in the middle
You probably got up in the middle of the night
At one point.
Speaker 4: I used to go to bed at two.
Speaker 1: There you go.
Speaker 4: So now even if I go to bed at midnight,
one o'clock by five am, I'm awake. Doesn't matter every day,
it's eph for yesterday.
Speaker 1: Well just sleepall man. Yeah, well you had a twenty
four hours probably with it.
Speaker 4: I mean between Friday and Saturday, had twenty eight hours
in work and shit, fourteen hours each day.
Speaker 1: Damn it was exhausted. That's uh still am, that's doing
something I have not recovered. Has anybody gone out to
training camp? I know, Kevin, did did you ever get
out there? No? Did you get out? Do you go?
Do you care to go? Yeah? I always go. I
don't know really what I'm looking at. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I mean people think it's the greatest thing.
Speaker 1: Well, I understand it's the closest you're going to get
to the players, probably, but I don't know what they're practicing, Like,
I don't know what the purpose is. I would like
to know.
Speaker 3: It's a big deal. It's a big deal because it's
no ship. I mean, it's huge. So even if you're not.
It was the beginning, but it got bigger now. I
would say that in the beginning it was something going.
Who aren't even bills fans to see Josh Allen? You know,
I mean everybody wants so.
Speaker 1: Uh. John Elway was on a podcast today or one
that dropped today called Pardon My Take, and he says
the biggest mistake he made is a GM.
Speaker 4: That was last week.
Speaker 1: Oh I was last week. Yeah, yeah, I didn't old
news they had the fifth overall pick. Yeah. But the
best was I didn't realize they played golf together and
we're on a team or something. Yeah, some pro ams
brought up and he goes I'm waiting to see if
he says two holes in. He goes, Ey, that's great,
he goes, Yeah, Well, Josh is a lot like Elway
in style. There is a lot of similar a lot
of similarities. He didn't he just that.
Speaker 3: Way through way through a lot of interceptions in his
early in his career.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't remember. I know he was drafted by
the Yankees. I remember being yeah, yeah, I mean he
didn't win Super Bowls to them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they built it. They built a team around him
in Charyll Davis. That's what. And then I think the
DEA's what they're trying to do in Buffalo right now.
They're building a team around around Josh, you know, just
like they did, just like the team that they just
ended that wasn't built around Josh at all. I don't think.
I think it was just a you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: It's like, do you think now there's a better chance
that is built around Josh. He's been there, he's established
and finding players that compliment his style exactly exactly. I
don't know.
Speaker 3: When you know mcdermy gets fired and Bill Belichick's there
next year, then we can you know, Bill Belichick with
freaking Allen, Bill Bellich, I'm gonna keep.
Speaker 1: Great.
Speaker 6: It was never great with the couter. He wasn't the
quarterback guy, just Josh Daniels. A defensive Charlie Wei was
Bill O'Brien.
Speaker 3: I'm just telling you they need they need that offense.
They need the offensive coach. You know they got the coordinator.
But I'm just saying.
Speaker 4: He's a defensive coach.
Speaker 3: I know he is. But he would bring all the
all those guys from New England are not working right now,
all those coaches Daniels and those guys Daniels.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well he was a better offensive quordator than a
head coach.
Speaker 3: Yeah that happens sometimes.
Speaker 4: Yes, he also had the greatest quarterback ever, so yeah,
makes it a little tougher. It makes a little easier
to win when you had the greatest.
Speaker 1: But I did hear one quarterback, one quarterback who wears
a star on his helmet, say he feels younger than
he's ever felt.
Speaker 4: He's got one year to prove himself.
Speaker 1: So I don't know what that means. Where I feel younger.
I guess feeling like coming into camp you just aren't.
Speaker 4: That's a great shape. Yeah, he's he puts in the
work in the off season. Okay, he gets he gets
blamed for everything. Quarterbacks are brutal.
Speaker 1: Quarterbacks do though they don't buffalo with they do a
little bit. Blame Diggs. They blame the defense.
Speaker 2: Davis.
Speaker 1: That's who we yelled at a lot of Davis was.
Speaker 4: The Baltimore game in his first show in the playoffs
when they blew the leads the only time Houston, sorry
only remember.
Speaker 3: People will say it was the talk about Josh All well,
he loses games. Josh doesn't lose games. He doesn't throw
that many interceptions lose games. They they don't.
Speaker 4: Like the Bills say that, fans. You will not hear
Bills fans say that right now. You I'm part of
a lot of Cowboys pages and a lot of Bills
pages because obviously the business right, I'm telling you, the
way the Bills fans talk about Allen is so refreshing
next to what the way Dallas Cowboys fans talk about Dak.
Speaker 1: Why do you think that is with Dallas? Is it
because they had so many quarterbacks that had names over
the years. If you go back, you had Rogers Stallback,
you know, I don't know. In the nineties, Troy, you
just expect you.
Speaker 4: If you don't win the Super Bowl every year, you suck.
That's Tony Romo never I don't think ever got to
a super.
Speaker 1: Bowl with them.
Speaker 4: He was just just as bad as Dak in the playoffs.
But it's not their fault. When it's a it's a
team sport. At the end of the day, it is
there's eleven guys on this field. Most of the fans
that are bitching about it have not lived those years
between Akman and Romo that were terrible. Yeah, and I
lived those years, trust me, there between Akman and Romo,
even before the quarterback then, I don't even remember, my god,
you did they many guys.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say, pop in for.
Speaker 4: A minute, so testa Verdi Quincy Carter was a first round.
Speaker 1: Two good names.
Speaker 3: I know they were. They were parcel guys.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, they were definitely at the end of
their career. And Verdi was one I always I loved.
I did too. Vinnie was the he just got.
Speaker 4: The bench for romoball.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, and Romo was I don't I'm gonna say.
He came out of like a really a small school.
I don't know much about ill Eastern Illinois, Okay, so
like a D one A. He was under programmed and
undrafted and then people, man, that guy got that ship
beat out of him. I mean there were some hits
that I thought I couldn't imagine that he was. He
was great.
Speaker 4: People don't give him enough craft. I like some shitty teams.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I like him as an analyst too. I know
most people know.
Speaker 3: I like him. I think he's funny.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I like when he calls what's gonna happen before
he breaks the game down.
Speaker 4: People don't understand the x's and I hate him, you know,
they just don't get it.
Speaker 6: So I think it's what you're gonna get with Brady too.
You're gonna get that breakdown.
Speaker 1: Is that gonna work. I forgot is that is that
happening this year.
Speaker 4: I just don't think he's got the personality.
Speaker 1: I don't either, Romo does.
Speaker 4: And listen, he's good. He bumped the guy, Greg, and
I think he does have the.
Speaker 1: Personal personality for it. Yeah, Greg Olson, but he got bumped.
He had a great personality in that in those golf
golf magices.
Speaker 3: I might be wrong, Yeah he yeah, Yeah, he was funny.
Speaker 1: He talks.
Speaker 3: It was pretty funny.
Speaker 1: Yeah, talk some ship at the at the roast too,
But a lot of that's sortaty written for you, so
it's not in there.
Speaker 3: But you're right, he's very dry like even when he's
in movies, and he was in Ted two. He just
didn't He just seems very very.
Speaker 1: Thirty million dollars a year, but I know, I know,
did you see.
Speaker 6: The news today, No, Harrison Butker, Yeah, guys, the highest
pig kicker in the NFL now four years, twenty five
point six with seventeen point eight million dollars guaranteed for
a kicker.
Speaker 1: Eighteen million dollars. Yeah, but I mean, look, that's the
difference between winning and losing a year. But it's still
a lot for a kicker. For a kicker, it is.
But if you come to if it comes down to
it right right, for if parody has become such a
thing in this league, the important kicker is And.
Speaker 6: That's the one thing newing on all. They went from
Vinetaria to Gaskowski. Yeah, and then an extent they went
to neick Folk afterwards.
Speaker 1: It was automatic.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you never had and you never could have to
worry about getting inside of forty yards and missing no field.
Speaker 3: Yeah, any of those three guys watching in the NFL
Hall of Fame.
Speaker 1: I did not. I the only one I saw, and
I saw on CBS Sunday morning for a minute, I
just popped it on.
Speaker 3: Was yeah, very was the mirror? Was that very kind
of was that kind of creepy?
Speaker 1: Well, it's creepy because the guy's dying and he's got
als and he's and it was eighty five bears. But
it felt like they were saying he was holding like
she didn't even think he was gonna make it to
August wait wait too, put that man in right, Yeah,
and they but the fact that he made it, I
almost feel like he willed himself to be alive to
see it. But yes, it's it's I mean, it just
shows you the ugliness of that disease.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yep. And then he was a horseman in wrestling
for years.
Speaker 1: He was yeah he was. Yeah, I didn't know that.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, he wasn't right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he was a big, nasty big now so he was.
Speaker 3: He was and he wasn't.
Speaker 6: Okay round he started out as an announcer and his first
match was against him and somebody versus Kevin Green and
somebody else.
Speaker 1: Ken yea.
Speaker 3: Jelly Roll was on Summer Slam. He said he gave
up and he picked him up, picked up.
Speaker 6: No, he didn't pick anybody out. You see the guy
clearly launch himself up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it was so funny.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, Yeah, he sang the national anthem and then
did like two songs. He seems like the one of
the nicest guys.
Speaker 3: But he's doing it just a Cools wrestling. So he's
doing that. He loves American idols, so he goes he
does that, you know, and he likes stuff. He seems
he likes stuff like that.
Speaker 1: Uh, we'll take a moment. I've got a you have
to tell his armpits of America where this one creepy
story came from. I'll give you three options and then
we'll hear the story. No, no, no York. That's the New
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the brunch there is for now. Every time I see
the pictures, and then when I've gone out there for breakfast,
the waffles, the breakfast pizza, the buy one, get one
mimosas and Bloody Mary's, you know, summer is starting to
dwindle away pretty soon. You're gonna have a lot of
obligations going. I would suggest you get out there and
take advantage of a nice brunch like fall coming.
Speaker 6: You go to bTB, get brunch and you go pick
apples for two hours, or watch watch football.
Speaker 1: And I would say watch football. I would I would
fake your second. I would fake an injury that I
couldn't get. I would you know I'd hurt. I'd have
to say a bt B just can get me when
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I think I sent you it was not a garlic
bread too. I think garlic pred What did you have?
I got the bTB grinder once on it.
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these come from reels and tiktoks. Reels and TikTok really
ideas from across the United States. That's one of the
biggest things on TikTok right now is the grinder.
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attack and you said you had them somewhere. I had
never had them. Those were amazing And yeah, it's great idea.
See bringing it from around the country right back here
to BeTV with fire Pizza Girl.
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I'm not going to say, but you can say Bill
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is so much better?
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with the Barata cheese. Am I saying it right?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: No, I know Barrata? Is it called the kuprazy Sandwich? Yeah? Okay,
I want to make sure I had it right when
you finished it in like, I left the bite on
purpose so you couldn't for that. That's what I did.
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and every fucking country song telling you you don't like it.
I think it's bullshef. I think it's called bro country.
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Speaker 1: Okay, I haven't noticed. I don't lessens enough.
Speaker 4: I mean, he's right into a sense, but yeah, that's
the way the times are now. Yeah, I kind of
like it sounds like that grumpy old man. Get off
my lung.
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Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 4: Sound like lark.
Speaker 1: I don't know lung. I saw something and let me
see if I can dig it up earlier in the week,
and then I forgot about it, and I just saw
it now when I went back into this file. And
my mother was a speech pathologist, and at one point
she was going to get her private license, so she
was a school teacher. She was the head of her department.
She had a master's degree, but then to do private
therapy we needed to have a special license. So there
was a girl in our school who stuttered, and my
mother worked with her, and part of it was a
breathing technique. And my buddy Chris and I found the
tape because my mother would have her do it through
a tube into a tape recorder. No, my buddy and
I found the tapes. We used to sit there and
there was a lot of breathing stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I tried to my mother doesn't know that. She would
get very upset. I tried to get it into school
so I could play it over the PA system, but
I couldn't. I could we couldn't get the hook up,
but we started her name was Brett and we started
calling her breath every time. Well, Mark, this I will
say is I don't know why I want to say.
Speaker 3: I have no idea where this is fucking going.
Speaker 1: No, no, I so I found it's gonna be and
it's gonna be hateful, and I feel bad and it
has nothing to do with you, don't. Yeah, you feel
so bad the way you were chuckling over there too.
Because when I play this, if I get it to
come up, it is unreal.
Speaker 6: This is a when I see you snicker and let
your snicker and I know something bad is about to
happen to somebody.
Speaker 1: I'm wearing on my sleeve too much. But all right
here it is. This is the uh? This is? This
was like a news cast, a news story years ago
about a guy who had a vere stuttering problem. Is
it by the guy?
Speaker 3: Are you saying I was studying?
Speaker 1: No, I don't. I'm not saying anything about you. Is
it by the guy?
Speaker 3: I've been in stuttering for twenty years. Let me ask
you a few questions.
Speaker 1: Interviewing.
Speaker 3: He said, you wanted to be a professional basketball player.
What teams have you played for?
Speaker 1: Er?
Speaker 3: Well, my first year, I played in.
Speaker 5: No no no no no no no no no no no
no no no no no no no no no no
no no no no no no.
Speaker 3: Fire.
Speaker 1: I stuck the letter m no no, no, no no
the cycle. Oh yeah, I played him no no no.
Speaker 4: It never sounds like that.
Speaker 3: No, that's why it sounds fake.
Speaker 1: That's what I thought too. But I go, why would
they do? Why would they do a news story? And
it's clearly the eighties, and it's almost like one of
those news magazines they used to do, like a sixty
minutes piece or something. That's what it looked like. And
this poor guy he could not say Minnesota and he go, mam,
I my mam, And I just couldn't. I don't know
if it was late at night, I have no idea.
I immediately go, I saved it. I said it to myself.
I stripped the audio. I gotta play this. I don't
know why I thought of you.
Speaker 3: Why.
Speaker 1: I don't know, because I thought you would laugh. I
think was there somebody in radio that did some kind
of stuttering that we not stuttering John that ship, but
I'm somebody we worked with. I thought there was somebody
who would get all flustered.
Speaker 3: And it's funny. You're doing that because I know somebody
who's not funny. No, it's funny. No, I'm saying it's
funny that you're you know somebody that it's funny. He
just mentioned a name when we were talking about I
was talking about the country. Yeah, yeah, Matt mentioned a name,
and that's the person who stutters.
Speaker 1: Yeah? Does he really? I didn't think about that, You're right,
not usually stuttering. Is this isn't too bad? Though?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: Because I thought he's nervous, that's when he stutters.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's a lot of singers who stutter. Didn't bull
stutter a little bit? Is that what you're thinking of? No, No,
it was it was more of a listener, like a
peripheral player, somebody who was like a hanger on of something.
Speaker 2: But I.
Speaker 3: And I'm stuttering.
Speaker 4: Yes, he stuttered there a little bit.
Speaker 3: I started.
Speaker 1: No, I was, uh, let's just say the name? Was it?
Speaker 3: Was it the mayor? Did he stutter?
Speaker 1: I didn't think so that was just drinking.
Speaker 3: Crones.
Speaker 1: Crows keep going to a stutter once in a while
or or something. That was the guy that I remember
pulling up on Park Avenue, right right on East Avenue.
Speaker 2: I see this.
Speaker 1: I see this guy like I thought he's gonna fall
in the middle of the road, so I stopped to
make sure. I'm like, what is this guy does like
a pirouette in the middle of the streets, going and
all of a sudden like, oh my god, I yell out, Crones, boy,
say Crones, let me give you a ride home. Take
the stagger and off he staggered into the dark. I
don't know walk. It was like holy ship. That was like,
that was amazing. No, Ed Sheeran was a stutter and
I think it was when he listened to to Rapp
and eminem That's how he overcame stuttering. Wow.
Speaker 3: Very cool.
Speaker 1: So and I would think that's probably like the breathing technique,
the same thing my mother did with a girl breath, which.
Speaker 3: Is an asshole.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 1: I had people in here today that I grew up with.
Speaker 3: If you said breath to your mother, would she know
what you're talking about?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: But if I said it, yes, I think so because
I told her years later.
Speaker 3: But uh yeah, well we got to call her.
Speaker 1: I think she's in Cape Cod the Uh well, I
had people in here today and they were reminded me
of all the stupid mean ship I did.
Speaker 3: And then you go to fish here and you hang
out with people like Chris Biaky.
Speaker 1: His birtha birthday.
Speaker 3: Yeah he was a nice kid, nice kid, but he's
like He's like.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he was a little bit of an ass. So you
was a bird of a feather and I got it. Yeah.
He and I got into the like we got into
the most intense dart game. We had like one of
those uh steel tip but the nice dart boards in
our room, and he and I got in. He was
crushing me and I just started going for bulls and
I couldn't miss and I kept He was so pissed
off with he left our room. He slammed the door
because I won. I came from behind one. It was
like one of the very rare times I was able
to do that. But I was so dialed in I was.
I think in the last all I needed was one
more bowl. I think I was such a dick. I
took two darts, dropped him on the ground, took one
and looked at him through it. And right now, it's
like it very rare. I don't think I could ever
do that ever again at all? Why Chris was a
bit of a dick. I'll tell you Chris story off Mike. Yeah,
because he's he's got people in his life. Now, yeah,
but that was it? All right? Tell me where this where?
This armpit of America from the headline is bizarre hair
licking incident at mall? Did it happen in Florida, Georgia
or New Hampshire.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna go with Florida.
Speaker 1: You're gonna go with you?
Speaker 3: Why don't know why I.
Speaker 1: Go with Florida Because everything bad happens to Florida, right.
Speaker 3: Because you get every buddy from every city steets migrating
to Florida.
Speaker 1: That's true, That is true. Uh Hampshire, what you're saying
New Hampshire? Yeah, I was gonna send New Hampshire to
high up. I threw that. I threw that one in
for just just help people off. It was actually Georgia.
Oh yeah, here we go.
Speaker 8: A teen is stunned after a shopping trip is interrupted
by an assault.
Speaker 2: Will they say this aspect licked her?
Speaker 1: Fox's Kevin Stewart is live. You have to love the
fucking they licked her? Now, wait, it gets might better
when they go out to the guy who's at the
mall in Douglas County at Arbor Place Mall, Kevin, this
is disturbing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, allegedly licked and sucked this young woman's hair.
Speaker 1: Happened or are you kidding me? This is why I
hate news.
Speaker 3: I hate these people sit there.
Speaker 1: This just this is all timilating those cluches and sucked,
licked her hair.
Speaker 3: Oh, lickd and sucked. Oh my god, it's terrible.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that did this in marketplace mall with the toes.
Speaker 1: The toes I do remember. Yeah, yeah, Now that's a
little creepy because it wasn't he in a shoe stores. No,
he didn't.
Speaker 4: Right in the middle of the.
Speaker 1: Always in the mall. He didn't work a Kenny shoes.
He was like a short systematic sandals or something.
Speaker 4: He just walked up and started sucking on her toes.
Speaker 1: God damn, what what would you do if you were
sitting next.
Speaker 4: To make him as hard as I could.
Speaker 3: I don't understand the thing.
Speaker 4: He's a big steroid freak too.
Speaker 1: Wait the guy that did it, Yeah, well you knew him,
I know, but you know of him. He's a known
guy like that. I always would have pictured like a
more little meek Yeah, like somebody who has no shot.
The story's affecked with his head. Got sure he's up
in the head?
Speaker 5: Wow, sucking toes replace mall around this time of day
after three pm, fingers.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know of anybody that licks hair.
Speaker 5: But that is exactly what Dougsville Police alleged this man
did thirty five year old Davond Davis at Arbor Place
Mall Tuesday afternoon.
Speaker 1: That person shouldn't be around other.
Speaker 5: Douglas County's Arbor Place Mall is one of the larger
shopping destinations in West Georgia, attracting people regionally, including the
Shower family from Alabama's.
Speaker 1: But I can tell you I would keep my distance
from him and keep my wife and kids away from
him for sure. Please tell us that's.
Speaker 2: Idea, Yeah, that'd be a great idea.
Speaker 1: How would you know what's gonna happen? You don't know
what's gonna know.
Speaker 3: That's why this is the dumbest interview I ever heard
in my home entire life. There is no thought in this.
He's just cool, like it's the os seen on the cake.
Speaker 1: I mean stuff like they want to ask somebody for
the reaction. So you agree to go on camera, and
you right, right, you're just giving them an off the cuff.
Ans you are, I would try to keep my wife.
I wouldn't know who this hairsucker is.
Speaker 3: It's terrible and it gets keeps getting worried to what's
sometimes I watched it's just for entertainment.
Speaker 1: Well, there is a story I'll ask you guys, because
this is in the Times Wayne County, and I feel
like this that makes sense. Well, I feel like this
one is a waste of the police's time. Apparently a
guy his name is Xavier Sanders. He's twenty six years old.
He was arrested for indecent exposure. Okay, but well, right,
and if I say that, it sounds like he dropped
his pants, waved his dick around, did something. That's what
it sounds like. Not yeah, he's pul vaulting. Not exactly
what he did. He went up to a woman, and
I'm assuming knew the woman knocked on her driver's side
window and says, do you want to see something, and
then shows a picture of allegedly his crotch on his phone.
So a dick pic. Now, it could have been him,
maybe not, and he got arrested for indecent exposure.
Speaker 3: Huh a picture.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm interesting. I don't like this, weird. I
don't like this because he went up and I'm thinking
that this woman had to know this guy in order
for him to go get arrested. She had to be
able to say where he was, because who's sticking around anyway.
It was probably a joke of prank. I'm not going
to say it's in great taste. I mean, you know
nicest name.
Speaker 3: Yes, the register is a sex officer.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 3: I woul tell you about the time that I took
a I live right on the main street.
Speaker 1: Everything pause for just a moment.
Speaker 3: I live on like a main street and I had
to piss so bad. So I pull into my It's
dark and so I pull in and I go and
take a piss. I was sudden. The lights, lights go on.
Cop comes into your yard, right, yeah, my yard.
Speaker 1: You can't piss your own yard.
Speaker 3: Well that's why I said, Tom. He goes like this.
He goes, you know, I can arrest you and I
can rush for really, And I said, and I said,
why I'm pissing. I go I'm pissing my house. I
go goes still, and he goes, you know, out in
the front yard, on the front yard.
Speaker 1: Yeah, who's seeing me? I used to tell my boys
pop out of the pool and pee in the garden
all the time. But there was a guy where you
asked the street or packer the street. What's that? Where
you asked the street or packer the street. Were you
aiming towards the street or are you aiming toward the house?
Speaker 3: I was aim towards the house.
Speaker 1: Seems like looking for trouble. Now, I do know that
in the times when Cain of years ago, there was
a guy that had a big bay window. He would
pull his curtains back every morning as the kids were
about to get on the bus, and he was standing
drinking coffee naked, and he did get in trouble for
a decent exposure. And yeah, great, great he should.
Speaker 3: It was a female, I mean, it would be a
different story.
Speaker 1: No, I know you're in your house, but yeah, I
understand it. But you're standing there waving. You did it
on purpose? Like I now, if I were a kid,
I would have found that the funniest ship in the world,
only because I would have loved everybody else's reaction of
ew and people would perfect disgusting. Now, I don't know,
people will say, what is he going to do next?
I would think probably nothing. I would think he's just
getting a chuckle. Why would you think that that was
a good idea. I don't think he did. I think
he knew he was being a prick. Maybe even like
the kids, maybe they were noisy next door. I have
no idea this was his little payback. I have no idea.
It's a fucked up thing. I agree. But every day
he would pull the head and pull back its curtains,
be standing there completely naked. We had a guy growing
up on my street called Bikini Joe, and Joe would
just where he was from New York City, would come
up and he had this little property. Would always be
out mowing his lawn and in the summer he literally
wore a netted jockstrop. That was it. You just saw
his balls and everything. And then once, uh, our dog
got out. My mother's looking for the dog and she
stops and he comes up to the car. She rolls
down the window and his crank is like right there,
right at eye level. And my mother didn't know where
to lucky go oh. If I see the dog, I'll
let you know. Bikini Joe, he was a legend in
our neighborhood. So I'm just saying that he's still around.
I don't think so.
Speaker 3: Seeming even more interesting they have on the air, probably
in a lot of than like Toothless that year, people
like that.
Speaker 1: Who Bikini Joe? I have toothlessaid he was fine with
his girlfriend, and she was a lovely crack, just a
lovely woman.
Speaker 3: Yes, she had a lot did she had a lot
of insight and intelligence?
Speaker 1: Well, she did have a little bit of street knowledge.
I would say, yeah, she had a street knowledge. She
knew what was happening. And if you saw her, she
was was a little rough, little scary, sir. I like Jeams.
I like Jeamsnado coming through.
Speaker 6: This horn has been going off for like ten minutes,
the normal emergency horn.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I'm wondering something. We're getting more and
more tornadoes. I remember, like twenty years ago the weather.
They were saying the weather, we were going to have
Atlanta's weather in our and now I don't remember this
many tornadoes in our area.
Speaker 3: We're going to.
Speaker 1: Tondo one Canada, one in Buffalo today, Downtown Buffalo. Yeah.
And then I mean the hail damage down in the
Farmington area Victor area the other day, and fuck man,
world's coming to an end. So the horn was just.
Speaker 6: Going off for like ten minutes. I'm like, I said,
they're trying to because I know it. Usually it's yeah,
it's the alert forever the volunteers to get in there.
Speaker 3: But it was just kept going off.
Speaker 4: Tornadoes are more of a Western thing, thoughren't they Midwestern?
Speaker 1: I always thought they were down, you know, the tornado alley, right,
it would just come up. I don't know.
Speaker 3: While we call Kevin Williams and see you know, and
talk about this.
Speaker 1: I'm just I'm just saying, you got it the kids tomorrow.
Speaker 3: What are you gonna do?
Speaker 1: You have to run for cover, somebody gets swept up
you and your dog Toto, and the Wich of the
West comes along and you're fucked. You're done.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 1: You know, did you ever watch, by the way, the
remake with the porn version. I did, Yes, it was awesome.
I just want to make of course it was.
Speaker 3: You guys don't appreciate good cinema.
Speaker 1: A terrible cinemla. Did you watch that was a two
for night with that and butt Boy.
Speaker 3: Now, but boy is a different night. But boy, it
was a very intelligent movie.
Speaker 1: How could you say that it.
Speaker 3: Was a great movie? The idea was fantastic, It was
freaking so it was how it.
Speaker 1: Did get an oscars beyond? How about not even a raspberry?
Like at least you know what I mean? It was
totally ignored Berry, this is something. What else have you
watched anything?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I watched a lot of stuff. Did you finish Receivers?
I finished? Yeah? I really that was really good. I
liked it better than I didn't get deep into quarterbacks.
I don't know why I could watch. I liked them
both about the same. Yeah, I should go back and
watch quarterbacks. I couldn't get the receiver had cooler guys.
I thought they a cooler guy. Yeah, well Kirk Cousins.
But yeah, but the uh, the pain those guys play
with Yeah, that was the thing I couldn't get over
is how do you get in your head to get
over that amount of.
Speaker 4: Pay, especially as you're talking about, you know, quarterbacks don't
take the hits that these guys new. These guys are
going over.
Speaker 1: There and they're blocking and they're doing. Yeah right, it's
a rough sport and there were many You just watched
guys just get pounded. You should do lineman next. That
would be interesting. Man. Some of the guys that take
a beating. The Bills have some guys that are freaking houses.
This one guy's last name is Bills, and I think
he's an offensive lineman. I don't remember him being on
the team last year. Was he there? Does anybody remember? Yeah?
So I don't. I don't remember. But this guy is
like six ' nine and looks like he's about three
hundred and twenty five thirty pounds. I'm like, he's just enormous, absolutely.
Speaker 3: Probably like nineteen twenty years old.
Speaker 1: Maybe I was young, full of money, living the life.
You wish you could have all that money. And he says, no,
he's heard of him. He probably doesn't make any money.
That the fact that by the time he was fifty
might not be able to put his shoes on, you know,
all the pain that he's been there, all right. Jeffrey Rodgers.
Jeffrey went out to Maplewood Park and there was obviously
we know what had happened. He was there. He whips
out his camera. I started to watch the video. He
blurred out some of the young lady that was having
CPR worked on uh I.
Speaker 3: He said, she the one that is she the one
that passed.
Speaker 1: I believe she did. Yes, I believe she did. And
when I talked to him, he said that, you know,
any other news agency would leave it up. I've been
asked to take it down, but I want to leave
it up. So I would always go on that if
the family asked to take it down, take it down,
because we saw a bunch of other video that we
get the sense of what can happen. On the other hand,
I couldn't watch that whole video. I did go to
his website and look at it, and I think I
lasted all of maybe forty which and I think.
Speaker 2: It was about.
Speaker 3: You shouldn't want to watch that.
Speaker 1: Well, no, no, I understand. But my point is that
I think sometimes you need to see it to have
the impact, you know what I mean. We hear about
these shootings and it becomes just words and whatever. So
but I still would have said, if you're serving in
the community and someone asked you not to do it,
that's it. Then Jeffrey shows up at the vigil and
he was jumped. It seemed like he was. I couldn't
tell how bad he was beaten or not be it?
Speaker 3: Why what is their problem? Because he kept it up?
Is that what the problem?
Speaker 1: I think they asked him to take it.
Speaker 4: Down and then not to show up to the visual
and he did, Yes, they did.
Speaker 1: They did ask that too.
Speaker 3: Did he show up with the camera?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 4: Could he showed up to anywhere camera, which he doesn't
go anywhere without.
Speaker 1: Showed up to cover it. So I would assume he
had a camera.
Speaker 3: If you showed up without a camera and to pay
his respects, okay, you don't show up at the camera
in funeral?
Speaker 1: No, well this was a memorial either way. Yeah, it was.
It was, you know, and it was funny because I
couldn't tell who was beating them up.
Speaker 4: I heard it was all women.
Speaker 1: I would think it's true because I saw women run around.
I couldn't see from the angle I saw. Apparently there's
several videos out there, and some of you can see
more than others. But his mother's name is Lacarla Carter,
and she agreed that she would talk to us about it.
She's pretty matter of fact. She live in Rochester. Yeah,
she's pretty matter of fact, and uh, we'll talk to her.
She She says that she was explaining some of the
stuff that went.
Speaker 3: On, Okay, okay, okay.
Speaker 1: What she thinks was going to happen to Jeffrey, and
that if it wasn't for some other people, he may
not still be on the planet.
Speaker 4: Why didn't he stay in Florida?
Speaker 1: I have no idea. These are all questions we can
ask because I mean, it's all a fair question, you know,
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Speaker 6: Samy played this one yeah yeah really yeah no shit,
like the second third talking look at that.
Speaker 3: That was a great sabus man.
Speaker 6: They played it because they wanted to show off the drill,
the trill on the car.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, yeah it's dead.
Speaker 1: Wow, Little pound Cake. Was this the greatest album with
him or no.
Speaker 6: So, Sammy, it was the most awarded album.
Speaker 3: I like the for my first one's my favorite album.
Speaker 1: Well, Little pound Cake, Sammy Hagar still out there kicking
ass at seventy five years old, and it looks great
doing his uh doing his stuff. Jeffrey Rogers back in jail,
violating parole, being at the UH. I think being where
he wasn't welcome. I don't know the whole details. So
we want to find out why he violated the parole.
Speaker 3: I got places I am not welcome to all the time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, beat you beat me to it. God damn. I
was just gonna say they have the they have the
f hillman.
Speaker 3: They do have they do have a fucking helman.
Speaker 1: Oh maybe his mom is gonna duck us. Now then
they have a shot too.
Speaker 4: Speaking Jeffrey Rogers, now.
Speaker 3: We're skipping out.
Speaker 1: I told her seven o'clock. Yeh here it is seven
on one, trying to call you.
Speaker 3: The probably got his one phone call the day and
told she said.
Speaker 1: Please read your message for five eight.
Speaker 2: Nine two.
Speaker 1: Is there a beep?
Speaker 2: So nothing has been recorded?
Speaker 4: What's your message after the tone?
Speaker 2: We hang up when done or for delivery options, press
the pound sign.
Speaker 1: Lacarla. It's spill Moran trying to call you. We will
you can call us back at this number. We'll get
you right on. All right, thank you. Yeah, it was
a I just think you should have taken it down.
I just think if your serving the community, you should listen.
You need to take it down. You take it down,
and it is and I mean, I understand the argument
of hey, man out in the suburb, you get to
see how bad this really was, But there was enough
other video people running around with guns, so I got
the idea.
Speaker 6: But the other side of it too. If if they
came to the Channel ten and said, hey, Berkeley, take
this down. You think Burkeley's taking it down.
Speaker 4: I don't know that they would have put it.
Speaker 1: I don't know if they would have put it out
because it's so graphic. I mean, I'm not sure. I
don't know the answer to that.
Speaker 3: But I have an answer. If someone family member comes
down on something off and take it off.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean in radio there were things like that
that were said, and I.
Speaker 3: Mean I remember things like that happening. Yeah, so yeah,
I mean it's a respecting family comes and asks you
you take it down.
Speaker 1: I would think, especially when you're serving that community and
you're trying to show the stuff, that the smart thing
to do would be to take it down, you know.
But then, according to his mom, and I was hoping
she was going to say this, she believes that they
were going to kill Jeffrey and she would be having
a gofund me to raise money. She said they were
slamming his head.
Speaker 4: In a video door being shown on the internet.
Speaker 1: I don't horribly right, but she said it was Meeks,
the the somebody who's maybe a county ledge or somebody
saved Jeffrey. Like they were even throwing hitting him with
bottles and stuff. So they're going to kill Jeffrey out
of there.
Speaker 3: They're going to kill a guy after they're burying somebody.
That's makes a lot of fucking suck.
Speaker 1: I think emotions get high. I think people get very angry.
I think that the family says things, and I think
that you're you're talking all volatile situation. I mean, look,
they just had I think down in the Albaning area,
over one hundred people arrested. No, I guess maybe three
people rested. Over one hundred people involved in a fight
at a funeral. You know, emotions get all torn up and.
Speaker 4: Don't I don't blame the family, though I did the
same thing.
Speaker 1: Kicked his ass YEP, I don't know if I want kicked.
I mean they were they were apparently hidden with and
they were but it was ladies. I think it was women.
It was pretty graphic the video. Did you see plastic problems?
Did you see the like whoever the girl was doing CPR?
I wish that the mayor somebody would highlight her give
regret because she stayed calm. There is chaos happening all
around you, and she was counting out loud and that's
when I go, I can't watch this, Yeah, because you
knew what was happening, right, terrible Yeah, And they try
he tried to blur it out, and his mother said
that some of the girls had such short shorts on
when they were over top the body, You're like body
parts were out and stuff because they're short. She's like,
I told him, if he's going to put it up.
He has to make a bigger blurred box. But yeah,
I think at some point you learn.
Speaker 4: How did he catch the violation at this thing because
he was add it.
Speaker 1: Well, he's got I don't know, I you know what
I'm thinking. It's the same damn taser story.
Speaker 4: Somebody could get a hold of them inside.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't be surprised. And there are people who don't
like this kid. I know people who work with at
the rec center in the city, and they don't like him.
They think that he's he's more trouble than he's worth.
And his mother sort of admitted to me that she
called him a different learner. She's pretty like straightforward, She's like, ah, Jeffrey.
She says he wasn't like giving him too much of
a pass when I talked to her, and she said
he's a different learner and that if it's not GSL
and it's not focused on that, she goes the judge
and people will say things to him. She goes, see,
he doesn't he doesn't get it unless it has to
do with GSL, which I think is I think people
have asked as he's sort of on the spectrum. Yeah,
but it still doesn't give you an excuse. I'm not
saying it doesn't because I said to her, you know,
he's a kid. She goes, well, they don't see it
that way, and she goes and he's twenty.
Speaker 3: Two years old.
Speaker 4: He's not kid anymore. He's an adult.
Speaker 1: He's adult. He's adult at eighteen. He's an adult, you know.
But he still does dumb, dumb shit like that. I'm
fifty three a dumb show all the time. Oh yeah,
I do a lot of dumb shit myself. But uh,
that's the thing. You do you feel fifty three? No? No,
but I mean, do you like you're just always all
your friends everybody's still probably doing the same ship they
did on a Friday night that they did.
Speaker 3: I don't. I don't anymore. I don't go out very
much anymore because you're lame.
Speaker 1: You don't do anything like Matt's still.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 4: I feel fifty today. I'll tell you that.
Speaker 1: Well, it's because you had a long weekend.
Speaker 4: Yeah, otherwise I feel pretty young every day.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you don't feel anything nothing. You get up and
you just get moving. Kevin the same thing, right, I'm
young over here. Yeah, it's it's just young, and that's it.
You gonna live in the dream. I had a bunch
of it was.
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 1: The last week was my last week without hockey till March.
Oh really last week with al hockey? Yeah until Mark.
He's got to tomorrow.
Speaker 6: Two practices tomorrow, so that's ten months practice on Thursday.
Speaker 4: Hockey is way too long. Damn.
Speaker 1: Did your kids play no?
Speaker 4: No, you know no, thank god.
Speaker 1: Yeah, none of my played hockey either.
Speaker 4: Football was good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, football and that was nice.
Speaker 4: That a liar, so you know, done by.
Speaker 1: Did they do a basketball or anything? No, baseball? You
were base when they were younger? Yeah, yeah, baseball was
always fun, but that could go along too if you
got them into different.
Speaker 6: Baseball at the young like Prati's age of ten is
literally the worst. I would probably rather be in prison
with Jeffrey. Baseball at that age it's literally three hours
of seams, baking in the sun, wishing you could shoot yourself.
Speaker 1: Ball. I feel the ball is awesome because.
Speaker 6: If one kid would hit the ball and it'd be
just a fucking train wreck.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's true. They would all go running.
Speaker 6: Everybody everybody including the kid hit the ball, would run
after the ball.
Speaker 1: Then they get in to start pitching and it's just
a nightmare. I had people and that I grew up
with today that are in town. One of the guys
is going to be a grandfather. That's why everyone's here
for a baby shower and stuff. And this was the family.
Like when I would have parties and things would get destroyed,
I'd call them and either their dad would replace the
missing booze, replace the missing beer, or they'd come over
and show me how I could clean the floor because
you needed to wax the linoleum or whatever before my
mother and father came home. And so they had all
these stories. But I was reminded of something we used
to do. It was almost like Olympics. Did you guys
in your locker room when you played sports? It was
for us. It was just one big room with showerheads. Yeah,
there was no stalls, no anything. We used to soap
up our ass and back lay on our and you'd
have one guy hold you and you would really kind
of get crunched up against the wall and then kick
off and see how far out you could slide out
of the shower, pass the stalls all the way out,
if you could get to the door that opened up
to the back. Somebody would be standing there, there'd be
a bunch of girls cheering in and this is what
we used to do for No, no one did anything
like that. No, definitely not No that fucked up like that.
Didn't you piss on each other in the shower? And none? No,
none of that. Man, this is the hell did you do?
Speaker 4: I'm just saying like that was it was such a shitster.
Speaker 1: But I was always like that. Were we pissed on
each other?
Speaker 3: Uh, And I'm somebody that i'm and I'm the sexual
way you're in the shower, nobody.
Speaker 1: Was washing her hair and their eyes were closed. They'd
go and piss on her leg, your leg and soap
it up. Aginna wash it off? Hey, wash it off?
Speaker 3: Was the day?
Speaker 1: Is not normal? You didn't play any sports, I know,
but it's still not Normald. You do that? Man? No,
That's why I asked Matt. I I figured Matt would
be the barometer of normal. I'm not never going to
take anything that you tell me.
Speaker 3: The guy, the guy that pissed got pissed on my people.
Speaker 1: Oh I got pissed on and pissed on people. It
was all fair, you know, turn about was fair play here.
Speaker 4: He's still making up for eight years later.
Speaker 1: I gotta I can tell you though, that, Like, we
used to have coaches that would shower with us. I
remember my weird. He would just all of a sudden,
he popping.
Speaker 3: He guys, how's it going.
Speaker 1: He'd be showering, and you'd see his like he had
a tattoo of a butterfly or something on his ass.
I remember this, and I brought it up to these
people like go, yeah, that's right, and they go, there's
no way that that shit would go on to man,
not they fucking chance. Like I had a teacher they
all hated, and I fucking love this guy. And he
would sometimes if I didn't study, he would let me
flip him. I would either get a zero or one hundred,
and I had to call it in the air, and
I kept getting zero. So he said to me, Okay,
here's what you gotta do. He hated hall passes, so
he had a duck that you pulled and went quack
quack the entire time down the hallway because he thought
the hall passes so stupid. Told me to put on floods,
take an umbrella. I had to go into I was
in tenth grade. I had go into the eleventh grade
social studies and say the floods are coming, the floods
are coming. I had to climb up on the window,
so open the window and jump out. It was like
two feet to the ground and jump out. And I
would get a hundred And I did it. And I'd
bring it up to everybody at the table today on
the podcast, and they all remember now, they all said
they hated that teacher. And what did that have to
do with learning? I taught me a ton of stuff, right,
I couldn't do that today either, No, you couldn't. You
couldn't get away with anything. He would hit people over
the half anymore. Probably probably it is completely changed in
like every way with see that's the things like, I'm
not sure that that that's necessarily a good thing.
Speaker 3: I agree, I don't think.
Speaker 1: I think in some way you need to have, you
know a little bit more call the kids on their
bullshit a little bit, right, I could more, don't you think?
I mean a little bit on their bullshit? And then
you know that's what I always think. Now is the
and and I'm about to find out the hard way is.
I haven't had kid limbed with me for five years.
Here comes Jamison, But I go the backbone is missing
in parenting. If you don't want them on the phone,
take the phone? Can we take? Can we take? Best?
This is the first call you're going to get? How
long in the school it's going to be? Did I
get a first call?
Speaker 4: You get within ten days?
Speaker 6: I'm going with them for for for Jamison from the
school fucking around or doing.
Speaker 1: Something that I hope not so, I hope not because
that I I don't need that. Come on, man, I
just put his mother in the primary. I don't work out.
Speaker 4: My youngest son was always in trouble, wasn't He was
the class clown?
Speaker 1: Yeah, but see, but like those were always the smart
kids anyway, if you don't just needed to do a
sort of redirect them in some way.
Speaker 4: You know, I'm sure he's a smart kid, but yeah.
Speaker 1: Well I mean usually to be the class clown, you know,
you had to be smart. Was he in trouble?
Speaker 2: A lot?
Speaker 1: Like detention and Ship? Yeah? So dumb it is. It's
it's like dumb at least it's like McQuaid, They made
you do ship. You weren't just sitting there.
Speaker 4: He finally got he finally get out of it. About
sophomore year, got out of Oh yeah, yeah, well yeah.
Speaker 1: You who did you?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, is there Jamison's going a McQuaid.
Speaker 1: No, he's gonna go to Fairport. I don't think he
can have mcuaid. Do is a lot of words. It's
a prep prep, and I'm not sure if he can.
He's in a he was in a Renaissance school, you know,
in Renaissance schools. Oh you do all your work online?
Speaker 4: Really?
Speaker 1: Yeah, so like two days a week he was in
the classroom and the rest of the time. Man, get
up at nine to ten. As long as you work.
I don't no what you cares?
Speaker 4: Shit, yeah, no, wonder nobody wants to fucking work anymore.
That's how they're brought up.
Speaker 1: So I go, it's not gonna be the way it
is here. Yeah, it's not the way he did one year.
He did one year at the Renaissance school and did well,
like when grades went up. Sure they learned stuff, you know,
it's just different, a little less pressure. You're not getting
yelled at, you don't have to sit in the classroom
all that stuff.
Speaker 4: And wonder why people aren't social these days?
Speaker 1: Yeah, well that may be part of it. Definitely the phone.
And then uh yeah, and I think now with if
you have ADAC, you got a million things to distract you.
You can fuck around and find something to keep you
out of like learning. That was my big thing. I
I definitely had ADHD. Everybody here today reminded me, Oh yeah,
you are wiper. As a kid, I was always into
some mischief. That was all just mischief. What was the
worst thing you did as a child. Let me just
ask teenager? Worst thing anything bad?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, fuck, let me think of that.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 3: I stole my parents' car.
Speaker 1: Yeah, took it for a joy ride.
Speaker 3: I went to bond Jovie at the war memorial.
Speaker 1: Oh and they what did they say anything?
Speaker 3: I don't know. Oh they didn't. My father knew. My
father told me before he died. Any knew. And I
told my mother before she died about to take in
the car.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I supposed glad that you made it, made it alive,
and didn't care. I would sneak out a lot. I
failed the chemistry regions twice because I went out to
a party and I remember my mom banging on my
door at six o'clock in the morning, going, you got
to get up and study and I wake up and
she goes, why your eyes all blundched? I go, because
I've been up studying all night. I was out in
a field party and drinking beers, having a great time.
Then off to the dier down. I mean we drove
on these country roads that were car pads all over
the fucking place. And then because I failed that, my
punishment was I had to stay home. I had to
pay for my own plane ticket to meet them on vacation.
I was going to study that entire week they were gone.
I needed to study. And it turned into many parties,
risky business man. I mean, I had parties all.
Speaker 3: They think you were gonna fucking do?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I really don't know.
Speaker 3: I I you wondered, like right, our parents were very trusting.
Speaker 1: I think it was a whole generation of like they
really just didn't give a ship. I think in a
way it was just kind of like, yeah, fuck it,
don't you. I think we all got away with stuff.
There was ship you could never do today, which it
is not necessarily bad. They have a lot of friends
who are dead because we did stupid ship and they
didn't make it.
Speaker 6: But which is odd because we all did stupid ship.
But now we're the class of parents that want their
kids do ship.
Speaker 1: I feel like, yeah, I feel it's slightly younger. But yes,
I know what you mean. I know exactly what you're saying.
Speaker 3: Like I didn't, I don't whatever, whatever, do whatever.
Speaker 1: I don't ship. Don't kill yourself, don't kill somebody else,
don't get fun, don't get arrested, come back. Yeah, I
mean I have one of those. Don't get arrested.
Speaker 6: I got people that have his agent, like they're up
to kids ass like reme. Wherever he's going, they're going
to go with him.
Speaker 1: Well the life three sixty Yeah, yeah, he is the
worst fifty. Yeah, but she's got a daughter.
Speaker 4: Right, she tracks her driving anthing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so the speeding and everything. I mean, I don't
know that it's I don't know that it's bad. Tracks
her mom, she tracks. Are you on it? No, she's
not out of either, refuses to be on. No way.
Speaker 2: I'm not an idiot.
Speaker 1: But let me ask you, as a dad, I got
nothing to hide if it was around when your guys
were coming up, because our sons are about the same age.
Maybe I don't. I don't know where yours are, but.
Speaker 4: I'm glad it wasn't because now I found out things
that he was doing behind my back, that he was
getting away with, and I'm like, damn, he's pretty slick
of him.
Speaker 1: You know. Yeah, I would feel the same way. I
would feel the same way, like, I'm glad you did
and got away with it.
Speaker 4: And you didn't get hurt.
Speaker 1: No, But it's I almost feel like, is it parent
guilt where you know, I don't know, the Smith family
has it, and you're hearing from your wife or your girlfriend,
you know they're tracking the kid, and then you feel
like you gotta do it. Yeah, you know, No, I
don't know.
Speaker 4: It would drive me nuts.
Speaker 1: I would track the kid.
Speaker 4: You didn't know everything.
Speaker 1: I agree, Yeah, I agree. I just I just know,
like my kids are.
Speaker 6: My kids are so stupid. Anyways, they'll admit to it eventually,
they'll just they don't.
Speaker 1: They don't. My kids don't know how to lie correctly.
Oh that's good. I knew how to lie and everything
I knew how to I mean, I was even telling
a story today because there was this guy we used
to call him the old man in the hat, and
he never wanted to get behind the old man in
the hat on your way to school, because it would
it would delay if you're running late and you got
behind him. So one time, my buddy Will pulled up
right next to him, goes, get as close as you can,
and he leans out the passenger window, knocks on the
driver's side as the old man's driving, gives him the
finger and we speed up. They're like sixteen seventeen years old.
But I mean, you know, it's like, I don't I
wouldn't be happy if my kids did that and gave
an old guy a heart attack and fucking killed me.
It would have been horrible.
Speaker 3: I had nothing to do with this, but I had
friends that they threw a rock through a pitcher window.
Speaker 1: And what happened they got They got cheese by the family. Yeah,
I would I don't blame him. Pitched me off expensive
to replace. What were they do.
Speaker 3: Be like me get caught driving?
Speaker 1: Was there was there a girl in the house or
something that they were trying to get her.
Speaker 3: I have no idea what it was about.
Speaker 1: That's kind of strange, all right. Kevin's got a theme
that tune which Mark has been. I don't think he
won last time crushed you. He did crush you, But
we do have to adjust the score. He had the
wrong too a pilot.
Speaker 6: So yeah, the reason that he only had one reason
I got.
Speaker 1: I got the theme. I got the theme. We'll get
to that and see if I do better or if
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The Stones don't have a drummer, and they don't have
a bass player, and the Beatles have a drummer. In
a basebla.
Speaker 3: It makes sense.
Speaker 1: No ringo star Paul McCartney. Would there'd be something, huh,
would be kind of a super group there. It is
from the album Sticky Figures. The big French penis on
the cover. I'm not sure what that is, all right,
Kevin's got another theme that tune where you have to
you get one point for naming the song, one point
for naming the artist for up to two points in
the regular round, five points if you can figure out
what the theme is right. Theme is worth five. Okay,
the theme is worth five. Mark seems very smug over there,
as usually smug. That's what it is. Go ahead, where we.
Speaker 4: Got Nobody really loves spin like my dog. Nobody understands me.
Speaker 3: You know this, like my faithful friend.
Speaker 1: Always start and cuddle.
Speaker 3: I smell, I smell a fix.
Speaker 2: No fix, no fix. I love my dog.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 9: I'll tell you a story, Gypsy woom toool Mama, Oh
I was born got a man Chilcome way?
Speaker 4: Is this the first one?
Speaker 3: You missed the other one but you went and knowing it?
Don't or I don't know this one either, and child,
I don't know selling I'm here.
Speaker 2: Come on, Mark, you know this person, Yes, you do.
Speaker 1: You love to pick on him, you love to poke
fun at the home. This Joe Bricato song.
Speaker 3: Non't alreadyn't know it?
Speaker 1: First dude, I think that was his dad singing in
the last one. And then jobricottas see next to me.
He is seen.
Speaker 3: He's like the Corey haim A brother.
Speaker 1: I got a call from him today.
Speaker 3: I was doing something I couldn't answer.
Speaker 2: Oh he's pregakingna yell at yet? Probably is?
Speaker 1: This is another one? Who is?
Speaker 3: I don't know now?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, no, val nook. Wow he cost me persentially
a message. Hey, I found a whole bunch of Joe
Bricado songs. I'm gonna do a theme that tune.
Speaker 2: Here you go.
Speaker 1: Have you heard this song? Listen to the lyrics. You ain't,
you ain't buzzing, You ain't my cousin, come on, you
canna have this. I'm just saying, Hey, look, I think
I think really slow night Tuesday e TV. No, not
even a Monday, not even well Monday is gonna have
football students, so we can't do that. This one's from Mark.
I've got my jean jacket all my mama gave me
with Wosbam. Do you remember when there used to be
a caller he would call up, he would look Bill's favorite.
I think he's a great song. I actually do like
this like a second, put on your take off your
Briccado hat and put on your critics. Tell you do
we know who the girl is in the song? I
know you could say cold to you, like if it
wasn't him singing. I think this should be a his.
Speaker 2: Saying something.
Speaker 1: Let it be by.
Speaker 4: I can make you so.
Speaker 1: This guy's guy.
Speaker 3: Kevin's right?
Speaker 1: Do we have a real real one? You got one
more joke forracind of song? You need to torture us with?
You said that? Not me, Yes I did.
Speaker 3: But Corey Feldman the Rochester.
Speaker 1: Corey Feldman very good. I don't know the song.
Speaker 3: She should put him, She should put him on the
stage first safter living here.
Speaker 2: In Parentise.
Speaker 1: Because of sacrific Oh, thank you, sold, thank you.
Speaker 3: She's got a I mean is that one? I mean
I make fun of because it's fun.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she's not bad. I mean we love Joe Joe.
Speaker 3: She's a good voice, good songs. You know that's okay.
Speaker 1: I just thought that was funny. Yeah, I just thought
that was funny. We'll get to the real thing in
that tune. The best part, for the best part of
this whole thing was met stand there. Did we do
a song? Right? Don't worry about it. You don't even
know what I'm the scene, my dog. I love every
long in my life.
Speaker 6: I'm like, just for every single Kiggles like search Amazon
Prime Music and they just typed his name and then
they came up with like seventy songs.
Speaker 1: I'm like, seventies. Oh my god, I've hit the Braccatto
mother load. That's crazy.
Speaker 3: They probably paid you to freaking I have to listen
to them.
Speaker 1: I might get a credit. Baby, all right, here we go,
the real, the real game. I've seen it doesn't text,
and I ain't her Jack. I guess she's busy playing hard.
Speaker 2: To get back.
Speaker 3: I think we saw this kind of concerts. I can't
remember his fucking name.
Speaker 1: I can't either.
Speaker 7: Oh, I had to stop picking a song from long
ass posts so yourself, Yeah, okay, it's people.
Speaker 1: Change timing, your lives, living strange.
Speaker 3: Well, were you while we were getting Hide.
Speaker 2: Nor Window.
Speaker 1: My one of my favorite and really.
Speaker 2: Talca.
Speaker 6: I know a couple of people that were at the
two Stephane was out there, Yeah, up close to one
night in the pit, right.
Speaker 1: And another friend of mine was out out there. That's
a lot for the bull. I would never fix. This
is one of your favorite bits.
Speaker 3: I've seen Metallica about twenty five times. I never missed
a tour except the last one.
Speaker 1: Stand Out in the wild Blue Young still may do
Sin and Mound Love let go. That is it.
Speaker 3: I mean everybody should know that ship.
Speaker 1: I think I just lost.
Speaker 3: I did better with you, Joe Briccado, Joey, your leadings
are way too long.
Speaker 1: I'm realizing that dude, I wasn't looking for laugh time.
Speaker 3: He's slipping at Joe Pricato.
Speaker 6: Song do not Sully the name of this band With
Joe Bocado, I'm doing shitty.
Speaker 1: Ghost makes me fucking I'm serious.
Speaker 3: Study longs.
Speaker 8: With so much drama in the l b C. It's
kind of hard being a snoopd Go double Jez. But
I somehow some way keep coming up with yeah shipped
like every sing.
Speaker 4: Something, hands make a few bins as I breathe through.
Speaker 9: Too in the.
Speaker 1: H H. I might give you a plate for that one.
I might give you a point for that what did
he say, pewe herman.
Speaker 4: That's what I would have said, all right.
Speaker 1: Back to the town, I wrote, mister Gwen Stefani Blake Shelton.
Speaker 3: But I don't Shelton.
Speaker 1: Is not Clinton. Black, isn't It's built summer Jam curs,
Oh yeah, Jack, big fat Zero, there me too. Oh,
this one's easy. Come on work Oasis. Yeah, wonderwall right.
Speaker 6: Wonderful, Champagne, supernoun I put high, can't get it?
Speaker 1: Ere that?
Speaker 2: No, you didn't know?
Speaker 1: All right, I got one now you.
Speaker 4: This was Metallica by Zero Syrah Cool with the song black.
Speaker 1: But I don't think whiskey in a bottle.
Speaker 3: It's a remake from Finland.
Speaker 1: It's whiskey and a jar jar. She got whiskey.
Speaker 2: Let him have it.
Speaker 1: You can have that. You can't pete with your choice.
Speaker 3: Let's go back to freaking the pin.
Speaker 1: Here we go, Here we go, Here we go. That's
definitely p che drink in Mexico. I think you're right.
Speaker 2: I broke.
Speaker 1: It's the only thing I questioned myself on beer in Mexico.
Give it to him, lose because I got nothing. It's
not gonna help you gonna shut up again? No, I
go I have, I got a point for everything, but
I haven't gotten the songs. This one I got, I
said it was told the West, Rock and Rocket. I
had no clue. I was just you're what's what's that band?
That a Raleigh like Raley like Champagne High, You Be forty,
Red Red Red One.
Speaker 4: I couldn't remember you Be forty the Red Red Wine
couldn't remember you.
Speaker 3: Diamonds saved my life.
Speaker 1: It is Neil Diamond. Oh, come on, Mark, I know
it's Snoop, but I don't know the name of it.
Speaker 4: Juice, Yeah, Snoop Andre if I remember yeah.
Speaker 2: Itself.
Speaker 1: Okay, I just wrote Tequila. I don't know who did
who did it?
Speaker 4: Tequila is all I thought.
Speaker 1: To the champs, the champs Champs give he Is he
taken whiskey? Or is he taking pee wee?
Speaker 3: It doesn't matter. I mean I'll get one of them,
all right.
Speaker 1: So the theme I said, drinking songs, I said liquor alcohol.
I think it would be better. That's a better answer
because they weren't really drinking songs with alcohol.
Speaker 4: The title, that's that five point two three, Mac got
five seven eight, I lost, I got twelve, I got away.
Speaker 3: I didn't know any of those songs.
Speaker 1: He didn't know because he makes it too hard, and
we saw anybody watching. I focused on my sister. He's
I don't know that one.
Speaker 4: Well, I know that one hits Dad about sex drink
of Mexico. Snoop saved me. That was about it.
Speaker 1: I focused. I had no idea. I focused most of this.
We got the Joe Rocattle theme.
Speaker 6: You know, yeah, yeah, he's getting I heard five hundred
thousand dollars a day Snoop Ricato.
Speaker 1: No Snoop to be in at the Joe Ricado to
not be at the Olympics.
Speaker 3: People people pay him.
Speaker 6: He's in the candle, he's in the cannonball contest.
Speaker 1: Has anybody been checking out their stuff on on Peacock
because I actually watched Kevin Hart and uh, what's his
name from SNL Kean Thompson, and it wasn't I thought
it was gonna be like, what is this good? It
was actually pretty good. They had producers produced segments these guys.
They did a nice They were funny. Kevin Hart was
really funny, and then uh, Snoop has been enjoyable.
Speaker 3: But he's on the voice this year, so what is
that like?
Speaker 4: A comedy type thing or something.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: On Peacock Is they just give you the highlights and
then they give you the not so golden moments and
there's people falling and ship like that. Yeah, yeah, I
got peak check it out. Scroll through you got to
the Olympics. Yes, it is. And there's a couple like I.
I was like, I checked out for a segment and
I went and did something. It was still on. I
came back in. It's one of these that you just
put on. It was fine. It was fine. I don't
know what his beef is with Kevin Hart has some
kind of I just saw where somebody they don't get along.
Was it Eddie Murphy or somebody. There was somebody big
like he's like yeah, at some point he like, I
don't know, some kind of insult. I don't know. I
have to have to look at that. No. I thought
the I thought they've done a great job with the
Olympic coverage overall. Yeah, and Snoop was pretty I mean
he was impressed.
Speaker 2: He's a.
Speaker 3: Douche.
Speaker 1: Apps and Kevin Hart have beef. Okay, a film together.
Mike Apps was I remember when Mike Apps came into
the radio station years ago. I think he was doing
the comedy club for a minute. He's a pretty big deal.
He was in Friday, Yeah, yeah, pretty was he in
the Was he in the parts scene? No? He was? Yeah,
and then wasn't Apps also in uh JB's move? If JB.
Smove wasn't funny? Yeah, yeah, Apps can be kind of funny.
You stand up's been Okay? No he' JB. Smoove is father, Yeah,
much funnier. All right, we'll close it out the Uh
what do you have for the rest of the week,
Just your kids, Just school's hockey starts. Win tomorrow. Tomorrow.
Matt's gonna be taking a nap, needs to hibernate for
a little while. Hang out.
Speaker 4: I'll be here next Monday, two mondays, I will not
be here.
Speaker 1: Okay, where are you going now? Gotta go to Kentucky nice.
Oh that's it. That's the move in. That's where she
chose to go to school. Oh, dude, you gotta go
for basketball football. Bring it back today. Okay, let's close
with Joe Bricado in honor of uh you love speed
like my dog. Nobody understands me, nobody locks me like
my dog.
Speaker 2: A Verricado.
Speaker 1: It looks my ass like yeah from Matt from Mark
for Kevin, I Bill Moran, will see you tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Stand it, Love me till the end.
Speaker 1: I love my dog.
Speaker 4: I love my dog.