Speaker 1: When your old career gives you lemons throwing some ice
mix in some vodka. Color a podcast from the Mac
of All Trade Studio in Fairport and driven by Victor Chrysler, Dods,
jem Ram. It's Billified the Bill Moran Podcast.
Speaker 2: Well, hello and welcome. Thanks for getting your pawn on.
Thanks for telling a friend. That's how we spread. Bill
belichicked out on the East Coast. Chapel Bill, Yeah, your
voice gone there he is, Chapel Bill.
Speaker 3: When you love to doing what you do, you never
work a day in your life, you said, it's what
has Pop stole him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh that's true. I did not watch his press
conference today, but that's why I work hard every day. Apparently, Yeah,
me too. That's me too, busting my ass and share.
Harry Chick is here, Cherry Chicks. Scherry're gonna have to
get right into that microphone. I'm coming there you are now.
Cherry has something very unique and something that I don't
know how these things work. I don't know what the
deal is, but I went on. Apparently there's some I
couldn't tell. One of the videos I watched was a parody,
sort of poking fun because they did in slow motion
and all this stuff. But you have a Rock Roc
Paper Scissors tournament, the Ultimate Battle of Hands Thursday, January ninth,
seven pm at the Marshall Street Bar and Grill. Yes, yes,
So what is the Marshall Street Bar and Grill. Where
is that?
Speaker 4: Marshall Street Bar and Grill is in Rochester, New York
on Marshall Street. Okay, and it has been founded fourteen
years ago now, okay by.
Speaker 5: Kelly and Don Bush.
Speaker 2: Okay, so what is it? How do people sign up
for the rock papers? What gave you the idea to
do this? That's what I want.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I just came up with ideas. My ideas just come
from wherever.
Speaker 2: Yeah, wherever, the ideas wherever.
Speaker 4: Out of that great big nothingness. And I just like
unique different things to bring people out.
Speaker 2: Okay. And do you have your own company or something.
What is the name of your company?
Speaker 5: It's called Dreamy Chick Energy.
Speaker 2: LS Dreamy Chick Energy.
Speaker 5: I like it, Thank you.
Speaker 2: Chick is your last name? And then yeah, I had
never heard the last name of Chick.
Speaker 4: Yes, well, I could say it is the only only
thing that my ex husband gave me that he couldn't
take away.
Speaker 5: So well, no, I.
Speaker 2: Don't know if that paper herpy Oh my, not mean
it like that that came out? Yes, terrible that I
would say that that you give and you can't take back.
Speaker 4: I won't say it, but I will not say it
that it could have happened, but it didn't, Thank goodness.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, So the rock paper scissors tournament, how does
it like? I can't imagine. How do you eliminate people?
How many rounds it goes? What's the so we have?
Speaker 5: We are doing a bracket.
Speaker 4: Frame okay of sixteen sixteen rounds, all right, sixteen. Well
we're going to start with thirty two and we're going
to do a complete elimination to knock them down to
sixteen people.
Speaker 2: Okay, and it'll be how much is it to enter?
Speaker 5: It is five dollars.
Speaker 2: And what is the winner get?
Speaker 5: Well, they get alcolades and praise, okay, you know, glory.
Speaker 2: And glory, yeah, okay.
Speaker 5: And maybe a handshake all right.
Speaker 2: Maybe I don't know, maybe a rock paper scissor or whatever.
This is a rock paper scissor tournament done at a
middle school. And listen to the elation when they came
down to the end. Can one at the end, it
was down to two man standing in the rock paper
Scissors tournament, and they went and they went crazy like that.
So the rock paper Scissors tournament is January ninth. What
other things does Dreamy Chick LLC do?
Speaker 4: Dreamy Chick Energy ll energy excuse me, dream We also
do speed dating events speed dating?
Speaker 5: Speed dating?
Speaker 2: How does that work?
Speaker 4: So we I sell spots females and males and then
they come and whichever.
Speaker 2: Has anybody ever like taken it from the speed to
a longer date?
Speaker 5: I would like.
Speaker 4: To know, but I don't actually follow up with them afterwards. However,
they come, they get to sit across from each other
for anywhere between four to eight minutes, depending on the size.
Speaker 5: I ring a bell when the timer goes.
Speaker 4: Up, and they move to another see okay, and it's
it's very much like what you see in the in
the movies. And then at the end of the night
they write down who they liked. They put it in
a box, and then I go through it all and say,
all these two both liked each other, and I email
them their in their content.
Speaker 2: All the match? Yeah, okay, all right, and is it?
Do you have you ever? And I don't know if
you even want to admit this. Never had a match
where people were like, like, you know, I liked I
liked Beth, And I've had Beth didn't like Dan, And I've.
Speaker 4: Had plenty of people who didn't even write down matches.
But it's not it's not necessarily about making a love connection.
It's it's about just getting out and getting connected, you know,
quit swiping.
Speaker 3: Have you gotten any emails from creepy guys or creepy
women that were like, I really liked Dan? Can you
just give me Dan's number?
Speaker 4: I have had some who have failed me and said, hey,
you know, can you just give me the information for
anybody who wrote my name down? I'm like, I'm sorry,
that's not that's not something that I offer.
Speaker 2: You know that. You know what that's called desperation.
Speaker 6: Yes, that's that new cologne they're selling.
Speaker 2: This question for Valentine's desperation. Wow? So what else does
the Dreamy Chick Energy do?
Speaker 7: So?
Speaker 5: I also offer paint and SIPs or paint knights?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, sure, were you painting? Is it wine that
you're sipping?
Speaker 5: That's whatever they buy at the bar?
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, and you do that? Is this all of
this Marshall Street.
Speaker 4: I do them in other places as well. Mostly the
paint Knights are happening at Union Tavern in Sea Breeze.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, yeah, and uh taunted there.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, so I've heard.
Speaker 3: That ghost situation like the movie Ghost.
Speaker 2: Yeah, some stuff going on there.
Speaker 5: I do speed dating at Red White Bru.
Speaker 2: Now, what's okay? Speed dating is this thing we just
talked about, right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I jumped back. Yeah, yeah, because I do that.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, So have you ever entered the speed dating
yourself on one time? And was there a connection?
Speaker 3: Not a single not a.
Speaker 2: Single person nobody was that? Okay? See that would hurt
yeah at all.
Speaker 5: I mean I don't know. I think they just thought
I was just filling the seats. Okay, I don't date,
so it's all good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, do what you gotta do. But the rock Paper Scissors,
how do people sign.
Speaker 4: Up so they can go to uh my campsite dot
bio forward slash.
Speaker 5: Dreamy Chick Energy.
Speaker 2: The wait, what is this now?
Speaker 5: Campsite It's like a link tree okay, but it's called
campsite dot bio.
Speaker 2: Okay, Campsite dot Bio.
Speaker 4: Forward slash Dreamy Chick Energy. And then you and there's
a link down there for them to be able.
Speaker 2: To buy a ticket, buy a ticket and get ready
for the rock paper Scissors tournament.
Speaker 4: Yeah, absolutely, Or they could just show up on the
night with five dollars in their hand.
Speaker 2: And that's it.
Speaker 3: Then you go, now, is that one shot or is
it like best of three? Is it best the second?
Speaker 5: Well, the first round with the thirty two, with all
of the entries, it's gonna be one.
Speaker 2: Shot, oh one and done.
Speaker 5: One and done Wow qualifier And then.
Speaker 2: Okay, So paper beats rock right because it covers rock.
Rock beat yep, rock beats scissors. Scissors beat paper.
Speaker 6: Paper beats paper covers rock. Rock smashed the scissors, fire
beats cut paper.
Speaker 3: There's no fire, there's no fire tornado.
Speaker 5: That's all fake vulcan, that's all house rules.
Speaker 2: So all rock. Now, how what happens if somebody starts
to come out with scissors and they they're just they
and all of a sudden they just flip the paper.
Then the other person's rock and there and there's an
argument about this. Do you go to the tape? Is
there slow mode tape that we can get the ref Yeah?
Speaker 6: Do you have like an NFL rules guy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I may have to do that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you get you don't just pay attention. Keep a
camera on there and go We're going to the tape.
And then if you see the person start to go
like this and then this out. Yeah, you started with scissors.
Gotta go commit. We're doing this on the honor system.
But we also have the cameras in place, right, Well.
Speaker 5: We will have an official yet. That'll be me.
Speaker 2: Okay. You know, so I guess you're gonna wear You're
gonna wear a whistle and you blow a whistle on
the whole thing. You gotta make this official, and you
gotta be authoritative. You know, you gotta yell at these people.
Sometimes you might want to backhand.
Speaker 5: Well, normally I have a lot louder of a voice,
but I lost my voice this week.
Speaker 2: So there, because you were yelling and screaming.
Speaker 5: I wish I wish it viral.
Speaker 2: Thing, a viral.
Speaker 3: Well that's if you had any fights or anything over
rock paper scissors.
Speaker 5: Oh, we haven't done one yet.
Speaker 3: So yeah, so get out of the books, get a ball.
Speaker 2: It's like hockey just dropped the gloves, all right.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, we can't be doing that.
Speaker 2: No, you don't put hands on each other. Kevin, you
do not hands down, not out, Yes, hands down not out.
Look at that very good.
Speaker 6: Do you know the origins of the rock paper scissors
have no clue? Okay?
Speaker 2: Do you know? That's why I asked, Yeah, I had
to start somewhere. Yeah, probably would, I said, with children
that had no tool toys.
Speaker 8: When there are kids, they would play otter evens. Yeah,
like odds or evens you throw like fingers and whatever.
The result was that was yeah, right, and that was
always the common of course he'd always call even because
some jackass would always do that and he knew it
to throw.
Speaker 6: So yeah, so they had so that's why they had
to lead to rock paper scissors.
Speaker 2: Rock paper scissors, I got it. What other things do
you do for fun, Sherry?
Speaker 5: Well, I am getting ready to do some other types.
Speaker 2: Of events events.
Speaker 5: Yeah, like what a mobile mini golf?
Speaker 2: Mobile mini golf?
Speaker 3: Why not do you?
Speaker 2: How do you do that?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 5: I bought the stuff to do mini golf.
Speaker 2: Okay, and some own golf holes. Yeah, and uh so
you can set this up anywhere.
Speaker 4: I'll be able to set it up anywhere. First one
is gonna be at the end of February. Marshall Street
Bar and grill. You know there's a little theme there,
but yeah, that's my that's my home base.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 5: I work there on Wednesdays and on Friday evenings as security.
Speaker 2: So okay, makes it easy. Yeah. Do you ever have
to throw anybody out?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Toss some people? Really? Yeah, Now you seem too nice
to do that.
Speaker 5: Normally my mom face stops everything.
Speaker 4: But every once in a while, gotch Yeah, I never
had to put my hands on anybody, but I've had
to toss some couple of people out, be like you
got to.
Speaker 2: Go because they were too loud, too drunk, too knoxious
to bills.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't know about that happens too.
Speaker 5: Had a lot of thoughts work on the Bills games,
thank goodness.
Speaker 2: You don't know. Oh but it's fun to watch the
Bills games.
Speaker 5: Yes, yes, you know we root for the of course, of.
Speaker 2: Course, rock paper scissors style. Speaking of that, Danny, you
didn't get to share any of your thoughts yesterday on
the Buffalo Bill. I have more thoughts now, Yeah, it would.
Speaker 6: Give you twenty four hours to think about even more.
Speaker 2: Even more thoughts. And Bill Belichick is now officially in
UNC Yeah, what do you think of this? I mean,
this is Kevin is already talking about buying a jersey,
making a trip excuse me, a hoodie and making the
trip cut off sleeves. Yeah, well we're going to Syracuse.
Speaker 3: We're not going to Chapel.
Speaker 2: Bill. Oh, you gotta go to chat If you're gonna go,
you gotta go.
Speaker 3: I'm going to Syracuse.
Speaker 6: I mean that is kind of cool though, he's coming
to town. You know, I'm coming to Syracuse and yeah,
get ready here it comes.
Speaker 2: That'll be a big news Billy Joel and Billy Belichick.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's funny because like fran Brown is like this
charismatic recruiter for Syracuse and there's Belichick. I'm Bill Belichick.
That's all he's gotta say.
Speaker 8: There's a lot of people saying that Belichick you know, like, well, ahy,
these kids don't know who Bill Belichick is.
Speaker 6: I'm like, okay, then what are you doing in football
if you don't know who ball chick is?
Speaker 8: Yeah, there's like there's not a generation of kids who
play football and don't watch football.
Speaker 6: This isn't hockey. Sorry, this isn't baseball.
Speaker 8: Yeah, this is or this is not even the NBA
there's people don't even watch the NBA who play basketball,
but football.
Speaker 6: You watch, you play, you absorb the game. So I think, yeah,
good for good for them, and good for him.
Speaker 2: Sir. You know who Bill Belichick is?
Speaker 5: Hey, he's a guy from the football, from the football.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right. Well, maybe you should put that down
as a speed dating starter question. Do you know who
Bill Belichick is? Do you know where Bill Belichick will
coach next season?
Speaker 5: Do I know?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well that's what you should put down as a
starter question because the answer is u n C University
in the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
Speaker 5: I'm answering that for you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I that'd be a good starter question. You know,
do you like to watch sports with Beth? There you go, Yeah,
a little starter question.
Speaker 6: You know who Belichick is?
Speaker 2: I know she is, I know because of you and
that whole thing. It is interesting. I am. I'm interested
to see how this goes.
Speaker 8: Now, you're gonna have a lot of Sunday football people
watching football on Saturday next year.
Speaker 2: Well, I think there's gonna be a lot of interest
just to see how's she gonna do. He's a seventy
It will be seventy three, I would assume by then
seventy three. Sure Marv Levy was the GM of the
Bills at eighty, Yes he was, But seventy three and
you're coaching college kids? Yes, yeah, this I thean. You're
their grandparents' age, yes, right. So well he's dated a
college girl before. So dating a college girl now, yeah,
that's the whole thing. How old is she twenty four,
twenty six? Yeah, something like that.
Speaker 6: She's mature, she's growing, hay she Yeah, I guess she.
Speaker 2: Was walking in in the right. Didn't she go to
the press conference? They walked in together or something.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure it did.
Speaker 2: And I just heard I saw like him getting walking
into the building.
Speaker 8: And she was right there kind of he was like
his Carolina blue tie on, mugged Roy Williams on the
way in.
Speaker 6: See that.
Speaker 2: Now here's the weird part. I wonder, like, with all
that stuff, yeah, and Belichick going there and all this
attention to things, will we see a different Belichick with
press conferences and a little more open.
Speaker 6: I don't know. And here's why I say I don't know.
As Kevin can detest being a Patriots fan when you're
dealing with pros. You're dealing with pros.
Speaker 8: But now college kids are pros in essence, right, and
while they're paid, they're getting paid, so it now comes
down to who's gonna pay me the most. But you're
also North Carolina. Yeah, but you're playing under Belichick. So
he's got to navigate all those waters. But if anybody
Nick Saban, a guy who coached under Belichick in Cleveland,
two guys who like, have a world of respect for
each other, know each other good friends. He left the
college game because he's like, I don't want to deal
with this. I don't want to do with paying players.
Speaker 6: That was his whole thing. Now here comes Belichick. I
can do it. Yeah, let me do it. I think
he's just setting Steve up. Really, That's why I think.
I think Belichick.
Speaker 2: Doesn't need to do it. No zoom.
Speaker 6: But imagine, like, you know, being.
Speaker 3: Like I wrote about this in the Time.
Speaker 8: It's gonna come out on Saturday in a section called
New Rules, and one of them is about you know,
when you're built, Belichick, you got a.
Speaker 2: New a segment called New Rules called Tools of the Times.
I stole it from Bill Maher. Yes, but we have
not heard about this until today.
Speaker 6: Well, yeah, that's because.
Speaker 9: Well, yeah, cause you had yeah, I pod constitutional amendments,
and you like, every time I said we have them,
you guys are both like, look the other way and
ignore me.
Speaker 3: So we stopped doing it, true just every night.
Speaker 8: So but like one of the rules is like, hey, look, man,
if you believe in yourself, do whatever the f you want.
Speaker 6: That's Belichick. I'll go back to college. I'll show you
all watch. Yeah, and if he doesn't succeed, he's still
the greatest coach ever.
Speaker 3: I would surprising not Saban show up at some point too.
Is this consult just because of their buddies. Yeah, I
could totally see that.
Speaker 8: I could totally see it. Well save it totally Alabama,
Like a year before he left, goes, listen, I don't
want to do this anymore. Yeah, so you need to
find somebody. Yeah, because, like he said, every conversation came
back to, all right, how much you're gonna pay me?
Speaker 6: He had to recruit his own players year after year.
He's like, I don't want to do this, and he
was right.
Speaker 8: So now Belichick's gonna try to do the same thing.
He's gonna set Steve up. This is what this is
about Cidic Steve.
Speaker 6: Up and then an NFL team. Hey, Bill, you don't
belong in the college game. You gotta come coach with us.
And who's gonna be that team? The Giants.
Speaker 8: Yes, he's always had a heart for the Giants. He
was supposed to be the head coach and waiting for Parcels.
Parcells was, I'm not hanging it up.
Speaker 6: Then he goes to Cleveland. Oh, doom is gone.
Speaker 8: Hey, I'm gonna hang up and give it to Ray Handley.
Do you remember Ray Hanley? Nobody does, and a lot
of people are upset. They're like, why didn't you just
hand it off to Belichick Because he would have been
because he thought Belichick was a better coach than him,
thought he would do better than he could do. That
was the story in New York with the Giants and Parcels.
Parcells wasn't burned out.
Speaker 2: He was afraid that Belichick would do better job.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but Parcells was burned out, but he wasn't gonna
give up the job until he knew Belichick.
Speaker 6: Had a job somewhere else.
Speaker 8: Because heaven forbid, you come in, you replace him, and
you do better than Bill Parcells. Yeah, because we're not
talking about now in NFL circles, Bill Parcells.
Speaker 6: There's two guys from the eighties and nineties.
Speaker 8: We don't talk about it anymore, Joe Montana and Bill
Parcells because of Brady and Belichick.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that said, it's pretty good. I would say
Bill watsh too. I always liked him as a head
coach for the forty nine ers.
Speaker 6: Yeah. They forced him out in San Francisca. You know,
they forced him out.
Speaker 3: Don't talk about Matt Barr anymore either.
Speaker 6: Matt Barr.
Speaker 8: Yeah, the field goal kicker who got his kicks with
the with the one with the single quote a single
bar too.
Speaker 2: All right, we will take a moment. Sherry Chick from
Let me see if I can remember it now. It's
uh chick.
Speaker 3: Energy, chic Energy. No starts with the D chick.
Speaker 2: No, it doesn't. Don't say that. It does. Chick Dreamy Energy, dreamy, Oh,
dreamy chick Energy. Get your head out of a Chick Energy,
Dreamy Chick Energy LLC. They got the Rock Paper Scissors Tournament,
the Ultimate Battle of Hands. You can sign up online
or you can can you sign up in advance at
Marshall Street.
Speaker 5: Oh you have to sign up onlining.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right online in advance or day off day
of Thursday, January ninth, seven pm. It's a big old tournament.
Sherry Chick will be there. She's the officiant. She's the
person behind it and she's the officiant. And if you
don't like it, you got to take it up with Sherry.
Speaker 5: You take it up with me. But I don't care.
Speaker 2: I don't all right, Well, Erry's not going to take
any of your craft. She's not going to listen. She
says it was scissors when you were saying, I was
throwing paper on the rock. She's going to say bs
and you're out. Well, thank you for coming in and
Marshall Street Bar and grilled speed dating. People can find
all the things you have going on on your campsite campsite.
I almost said linked, but campsite bio.
Speaker 5: Campsite bio the campsite dot bio forward slash, Dreamy.
Speaker 2: Chick energy all right, dreamy Chick Energy or Facebook to.
Speaker 5: Or Facebook dreamy Chick Energy on Facebook.
Speaker 2: We will uh will take a moment. Uh, Danny's got thoughts,
he'll share. Heaven's got thoughts he can share thoughts that
will share. You're not, No, you're not.
Speaker 6: We'll get to all that coming in tonight.
Speaker 2: It was okay, well, why don't we have it? Why
don't we have a meeting about that on the air
that that it wasn't see.
Speaker 3: Looks the ship tonight?
Speaker 7: Not?
Speaker 2: I know, Yeah, we have the Kevin song too. We'll
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Speaker 6: It's all cold down along.
Speaker 2: The beach, your winds whipping down the boardwalk. You guys
know what time is? What time?
Speaker 8: Whoa?
Speaker 2: Why?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 6: Christmas time?
Speaker 4: You guys?
Speaker 6: Are you guys all been good and practicing real hard? Yeah,
clients you've been You've been.
Speaker 8: Rehearsing real hard now, so staying up, bringing a new
saxophone day, everybody.
Speaker 3: I never been good.
Speaker 4: The what.
Speaker 3: Oh, that's not many, not many? You guys in trouble
out here?
Speaker 6: Yeah, you better watch shot.
Speaker 2: You're better not tried, You're better not back. Sherry's around.
What was that? Kevin?
Speaker 6: Kevin?
Speaker 2: Nothing? Vinnie played on me like he does Ela. I uh,
the best is Kevin says to me afterwards. She had
a mug that said, what spanked me?
Speaker 3: It's the only way I learned.
Speaker 2: Now. I wish I had seen that, and I normally
don't miss these things. But I was sort of uncomfortable
because I didn't know she seemed uncomfortable. Am I wrong?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 2: So I was trying to make wrong. I was trying
to make trying to make her. I was trying to
make her comfortable. And it's a cute thing. I just
as an adult. I'm not going to play rock paper scissors.
I don't want to tell her that. But I'm saying,
if I'm at.
Speaker 3: The bar drinking and it comes up, maybe I'm thinking
about there you go, I'm not going out for that.
Speaker 2: And by the way, I who's still doing speed dating
when I can do speed dating from my couch? Basically, well, I.
Speaker 8: Think some people might be sick of the whole swipe left,
swipe right thing. Okay, I think that's why they want
to have a conversation with somebody. Like there used to
be a program called It's Just Lunch where you just like,
in the middle of the work day would meet somebody
for lunch.
Speaker 6: That was it, and then that would be considered to day.
Speaker 2: How many times never used it? Let me tell you
what a fucking snob I am?
Speaker 6: No, because I yeahs till us, Because because I drink
with my picky.
Speaker 2: I'm thinking to myself, I go, I've never been on
a dating site, and I've never been, and I would
I'm like I could never do that.
Speaker 6: Well you never tried Tinder or umbubbles or hinge.
Speaker 3: No, okay, you should go on one, not just not
for anything for like trying to find someone, what the
fuck are you on there for that? You go on
to find your friends that are on there that haven't
said anything, or you go on there and you just
try to find some fucked up shit.
Speaker 2: You go on there and you try to find the
married guys that you know.
Speaker 8: Now, No, there was a there was a there was
a controversy about ten years ago where Facebook. You remember
when they used to like, uh, some people would take
It didn't happen to me, but they would take like
Bill Moran and they would copy your Facebook page and
then start requesting all your friends say hey I got hacked.
Speaker 6: Oh okay Bill sure, And then they would use that
on Tinder as.
Speaker 8: Your because you had to have a Facebook account to
access Tender, and then use your picture as a way
to go and like you know, you know, like cruise.
Speaker 6: For babes and like a lot of guys were like,
I'm not on this, and they were they were swiped.
They were like, look, I'm not on this, and it
got some guys in trouble. They're like, I'm not on
this thing.
Speaker 2: Well, of course, because who are you gonna believe?
Speaker 8: Right, But the point was like it was like it
was a lot of guys like, Okay, you imagine a
broad shrump to the bar to meet, thinking she's meeting
you and enrolls Dan.
Speaker 3: That's a handsome guy.
Speaker 2: Be fine, he'd be fine. Picture though she'd probably go, hey, upgrade.
I don't. What I was starting to say is and
this is the snob part. I'm going I would never
do that. And then I thought, why would I never
do that? Why? Because it could be fun? Like if
I really thought about it, And I go, what the fuck?
Because I I have that mentality of just jumping and
try it. Yeah right, But I think on the.
Speaker 3: Story, just going into a set, you have no like
preconceived notions of wanting to meet anybody.
Speaker 2: You're just going and just but if when I hate
but what if you did?
Speaker 6: What if you so?
Speaker 4: My?
Speaker 2: But I started to go, yeah, because you think it's
beneath you, right, it's beneath you. You can meet somebody
out Why I'm just price that instead of and I
and I do wonder in certain segments of the population,
depending on your personal demographic age wise and stuff. Are
people starting to meet up at bars and things and
not so much online? There is There is a Netflix
thing that I almost clicked on to watch, and it's
The Silver Years. I think it's called Silver Years Dating.
Speaker 3: You swiped left on it and the center right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, can you see if you can pull that up?
Broal quick? But it just while I talk about it
because I cannot multitesk as Danny test switching, test switching.
I think it's called Silver the Later Years or something.
And it's this pretty woman and she goes out to
the dat. It's awkward though, like I go even that.
I wouldn't want to be followed by cameras and I
wouldn't want to be when you go on a date,
it's like you're trying to impress somebody.
Speaker 8: And was it like Doug Phelps supposed to like do
the whole Golden Bachelor, like watch the show and break
it down.
Speaker 2: He watched about four or five episodes.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he did this homework then there. Yeah, yeah, but
is it like that?
Speaker 2: I I don't know. I haven't seen it. I did,
I only saw it. Well, I saw the trailer and
I go this looks sort of interesting. If there's nothing else,
maybe I'll come back to it. Interesting in this in
that I believe we are living longer than we ever have.
Some people go, well, no, that we're starting to make sure. Okay,
but still we're living longer and we're we're making our
we're making use of what's the matter. Did you hear something?
Did he fart?
Speaker 6: He didn't, But it sounds like it's the chair.
Speaker 3: But it's like it's not even my chair.
Speaker 2: I don't think it is. I don't know what chair
it was. I don't know anyway. I just you're living longer,
and so you you're gonna do more. People are active
later in their life. Yea more active. You know, people
would sit in and do nothing and dy's up there?
What's the name of the show?
Speaker 3: The Later Daters, the Later Days, the new documentaries that
follow singles in their fifties, sixties, and seventies as they
tried for their second or third, her fourth chance at love.
Throughout the eight episode, six baby boomers, many of whom
who haven't been in a relationship in over a decade,
going to a series of blind dates. A blind dates
with potential partner of a similar age.
Speaker 8: Wow, Like how they find like so many people who
hadn't gone out in a decade.
Speaker 3: Well, have you met assistant living? Have you seen the villages?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I just think, well, some of these people probably
somebody died. Then they're thinking they're not going to date
again and they're not gonna do anything. But now all
of a sudden, you're living. Well, you gotta get out
and live, gotta live a little. I don't know if
that live.
Speaker 6: My sister, my older sister who passed away, her grandmother,
because she's my half sister, her grandmother. When her grandfather died,
her grandmother all of a sudden for the next twelve years,
like she didn't dape but they had board up. No,
she no, she went out. She was like living her life,
like best life now, Like she was like she was
an uncaredrama.
Speaker 2: Where did that thing on your lip come from?
Speaker 8: She she's whatever, likes the scissors and my sister cause
she's like really living her life now for the first
time ever. I didn't realize my grandfather on such a
yeah under like house arrest.
Speaker 2: I'd like to see it only because look, my mom
was dating quite a bit for a number of years
and I don't know that she will any anymore. Like
I think she kind of has gotten to the point
where but man, she's active, social, outdoing things, traveling all
over the place, you know, living, And that's the thing.
So I think we're living longer and living truly living
and not letting ourselves die, right, you know, get out
there and be acting.
Speaker 5: You have to.
Speaker 6: I mean, they say like loneliness is like the number
one killer of.
Speaker 2: Every Well, I gotta tell you, I think that that's
probably very true, because my I will hear from someone
in my family how lonely they get, and I yes,
And it's kind of sad because you don't want to.
You feel a little bad about it, and you don't
know what to do.
Speaker 6: Then you hang up the phone.
Speaker 3: How many lords spent on the couch with a bottle
of wine, some keys and crackers.
Speaker 2: I make bacon, I did, but I don't know that. Well,
here was why I had no cool. I'm gonna no, nope,
I'm going to tell you exactly.
Speaker 6: A relationship I could get a chip for aston.
Speaker 2: It's complicated with you porn, all right, Let me explain,
because I would be a later dater if I were dating, right,
I'm fifty three years old, sod fifty, I get a
shirt later, Lea, No, I think that, like I I
knew if I went out, I drink, and I then I.
Speaker 3: As opposed to staying home and drinking.
Speaker 2: Well, staying home and drinking, I don't. I don't need
to be ubered to my couch. I don't, or I
don't have to drive myself and then try to figure
out how I'm getting home.
Speaker 3: I'm not going to fall off the deca, damiens, We're
gonna fall the deck at my apartment.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and uh and I uh. I was just talking
to Damian today.
Speaker 5: But I.
Speaker 2: I go and then when I go out, like I get,
I start these conversations and then I don't know. I
always want up in a uncomfortable situation for myself and
I don't. I don't handle it well. And I'm the favorite.
Those are my favorite nights. I know they're fucking your
favorite nights, and I don't like it, and I get
uncomfortable and I just I want to get out of there.
And I don't know how I'm comfortab Bill. Yeah, I'm
comfortab Bill, and so I I just so.
Speaker 3: He finishes in the corner of the bar he wants
to away.
Speaker 2: It was easier to just go home, just stay and
just stay.
Speaker 6: Just stay home.
Speaker 2: I don't need all that ship man, you don't think
you know, give me a hand job. It let me
go home money.
Speaker 6: I just this release.
Speaker 2: I give me a hand job.
Speaker 3: I got cracks and cheese waiting for me at home.
Speaker 2: Ye watch it.
Speaker 6: Why you watched me finishing?
Speaker 2: I think the other day on Comedy Central, I punched
on Seinfeld for just a second. And it was the
episode where Alane hasn't had sex and so long that
she's getting dumber and George hasn't had sex and so
long and he's getting smarter, right, And she's like, Jerry,
please just say He's like no, no, you know, I
mean that's all right. I just know I don't even
want that.
Speaker 6: I just want to be left alone, ye, because it's
going to cause problems.
Speaker 3: Handy in the handicaps all and I want to go
about telling you something, you know, a little bit of
any I had a friend who used to say, momentary
and loneliness is a small price to pay for a
lifetime of solitude.
Speaker 2: And something else. I think there was more to that statement.
But yeah, man, sometimes it's just nice to just I
don't know. I don't want to have to check myself.
Speaker 6: I could see that.
Speaker 2: Does that make sense?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't want to have to check myself sometimes unbiltered.
Speaker 2: Yes, I want to be unbuiltered. I do because if
I and I will check myself, I check myself often.
There's a certain thing I don't want to say in
front of people, all differently to different people.
Speaker 3: We've gotten different letters and requests what to be you?
I don't while dating them.
Speaker 6: Dear Bill, I'll never be your beast of burden.
Speaker 2: But I don't want to you. I don't want to
be in somewhere where it's like, why would you say
I had I have? Like I lived? I lived it.
Speaker 3: Your answer always is because I'm an asshole, It's my answer.
Why would you say that because I'm an asshole?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, why would you say that? Why would you
say that?
Speaker 3: Why wouldn't I have? Why wouldn't I say?
Speaker 2: I don't know? By the way, speaking of assholes.
Speaker 6: Oh wow, yeah, seamless transition fisher.
Speaker 2: I was thinking of Mark. How about this whole Luigi Mangione.
By the way, somebody screamed something like one reporter outside
the courthouse made some Mario reference. I think they screamed Mario.
I think that happened. Jamison was telling me that, I
think that happened. But this guy has people online offering
to pay his legal.
Speaker 6: Bill because they hate insurance companies.
Speaker 3: That can be the only reason.
Speaker 8: It's gotta be the only reason. There's There can only
be two reasons. I always see one group of people
celebrating this, and they're on the far left.
Speaker 6: I mean, I hate to say that, but that's where
they are. Okay, now I'm not. You know, here's the thing.
Speaker 8: A human being was murdered in cold blood. Regardless of
how you feel about insurance companies.
Speaker 6: You can't do that.
Speaker 8: But there's two possible explanations for why he did it.
Speaker 6: One insider trading. The other one is because he's ticked
off about high.
Speaker 8: Insurance rates and not covering Like one out of every
six claims goes uncovered in insurance, and they have to
hot one of the highest rates of not covering claims
that particular healthcare company. So whoever wants to pay this,
they either want to get to the bottom of why
they did.
Speaker 6: Like why'd you do this?
Speaker 5: Is it?
Speaker 8: Is it because you're trying to you know, send a
message to healthcare companies start paying or.
Speaker 2: Are you trying to the bottom of this and covered something?
The next day they go first, not covering something.
Speaker 3: This guy may get off, get the fuck out of here.
I wouldn't say this guy's got the.
Speaker 6: Best I'll tell you what. Here's wait, hold on the
hell of a lot.
Speaker 3: More evidence than then.
Speaker 8: They got this guy this and this is bad because
this he should not get off. I do think he
might be a patsy, but he should not get off
because how is he a patsy because he might be
the guy that they're putting in for the I mean,
like he you feed something like that one kid who
shot Trump, right, I mean or shot at Trump?
Speaker 2: Yeah, but hang on a second. They kind of groomed
him to go and do this guy that shot at Trump?
Who groomed that guy kid?
Speaker 8: They wiped his entire social media, They wiped they got
his laptop. All of a sudden, we can't find anything
on this kid.
Speaker 6: It's like he never existed. And then they found out,
oh he's got a relation to black Rock.
Speaker 5: Hm.
Speaker 3: I still think that that was still set up somehow.
Speaker 6: My point, My point is, though, is that you know
now you have.
Speaker 8: To consider everything, right, you have to consider anything and everything.
Speaker 2: About a borderline genius guy. If not a genius, a
guy who went.
Speaker 6: To a prestigious high school, was genius enough.
Speaker 2: Valedictorian University of Pennsylvania, Ivy League School, master of bachelor's
and a master's degree in computer science, I would say,
if not genius, extremely bright.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he's bright.
Speaker 2: And he looked, he looked it, he looked Ivy League,
he had that whole thing.
Speaker 3: This would be a great one, asked Steve Shirkey, How
would you defend this one?
Speaker 2: Well, that's a great question. I should actually float that
out there because first of all, oh break, I love it. No,
but that that's the that's a real question. Uh with
this guy, God, I can't see.
Speaker 6: He's what really bothers me.
Speaker 8: If Daniel Penny barely got off and he should have
gotten off scott free, there shouldn't have been there should
have been no, there should have been a trial for
Daniel Penny. And I'm glad he got off because that
was ridiculous. But if that guy could barely get off,
how could if this.
Speaker 6: Guy just look walks, then we got a huge problem.
Speaker 3: You know where the problem is written why can't this
guy get off for shooting somebody?
Speaker 6: You have a written to hell was like kind of
like it was I don't want to say self defense,
but it was along lines of self defense right.
Speaker 2: And by the way, the people that he popped when
he went down to shoot to protect, like yaoting and stuff.
I don't know he did. He did get off and boy,
people were not happy. But that I just can't imagine
and see this guy getting I really can't because no.
Speaker 8: This is cold blood murdered. That written in the case
was like a like along lines of self defense. This
was cold blood.
Speaker 6: You cannot do this.
Speaker 2: You cannot allow that kid went there with the intention
of but he protecting. I don't know.
Speaker 8: Yeah, he didn't go like say I'm gonna get you,
I'm gonna get you.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna get you.
Speaker 2: It wasn't like that picked this one guy out, knew
where he was gonna be, took a bus there, did off.
He waited for flowers, yeat of planning. I get it.
Speaker 3: They didn't find out why he did this. He's gonna
tell why he did.
Speaker 2: Yes, Apparently my son tells me there's a video waiting
to be released that he's already recorded saying why he
did it, but I I just can't imagine. And that's
where the point that it breaks off for me. Do
we have a healthcare problem in this country? Yes? Should
we have free healthcare? The answer to that I think
should be no. I think it would cost almost thirty
two trillion dollars. But there's got to be a way
that we can make it better. I would say, our
immigration policies, they need something needs to be done to
make them better. They're not there, you know, But I
don't understand these things. But the healthcare thing, anybody with
the coverage, you're paying exorbitant amounts. And when we've had
I remember driving into the city and seeing billboards that said, basically,
we're heroes at this insurance company. That's not what they
that's not what they said, but it was sort of that.
That was how I interpreted the message of we're giving
back to the community because we had a three million,
six million whatever it was surplus, and they go, why
would we do that when then.
Speaker 6: You can just pay their bills? Yes?
Speaker 1: Or it's just.
Speaker 3: Crazy that the doctor can say I need this thing
for my arm. Yeah, an interance to me, no, you
don't yeah.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, yeah, that and that's like, it's it's mind boggling.
And I got to think for people who are trying
to live, you know, that's full life. Right as you
get older, hip surgeries and you might get denied for
some people, right, and that could be the end of
your life. Yeah, tru I mean, just let depression go
in and the pain continue, and who wants to live?
So I don't know. I just find it funny though
that people are are saying they're gonna pay it. Like
when when I asked why fans were offering to pay.
His lawyer is Thomas Dickey, and he's told one of
the news sources for the METS, I thought that was
they're exercising right to free speech. And they're saying that's
the way they're supporting my client. Online is clearly through
the roof, with fans calling him a hero after he
was arrested Monday at a Pennsylvania McDonald's.
Speaker 8: I just things like Chris Rock said, I'm not saying
it just should have killed it.
Speaker 6: But I understand I'm not saying this dude should have
killed anybody.
Speaker 8: I understand their frustrations, but that's not a reason for murder.
Speaker 6: No, we we have a society.
Speaker 2: There are rules. This isn't this. Yeah, they do well,
it's gonna be.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be a second night line. Is gonna be
great this week because they're there's gonna obviously have this
and broad Sword all over.
Speaker 2: Well, they must do. Yeah. I think they mentioned on
Weekend Update last week because those are easier bits to
turn around, right, but like a whole skit, they probably will.
I wonder if it would be the cold open this week?
Speaker 5: Very well?
Speaker 3: Maybe?
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, we'll take a moment when we come back.
I do have some megging videos audio from the Meggings.
If you're gonna be the New York means, yes, we
talked about the Meggans. Also, Uh like to just touch
on something and then I will save the Bills stuff.
I know you're chomping at the bit. That's why I'm
gonna just push it off Peter. I have to. I
have to reach out to Peter.
Speaker 6: I got caught up with them because this is just
like Super Bowl now, this family super Bowl.
Speaker 2: Well, Billsons, Okay, we will at Peter for the last set,
but I want to talk about Brett Farv and Mark Barcas.
Did you see it?
Speaker 6: I couldn't watch it.
Speaker 2: I watch What do you mean you couldn't watch it?
Speaker 8: I cringe and I just like, I why, I just
couldn't watch it. I saw like three seconds of I'm like,
I don't want to see this.
Speaker 2: Are you kidding me?
Speaker 6: I didn't watch it?
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 6: I actually thought, you know why, because I see I
scroll all like, I don't scroll all day. I'm scrolling
in between. Okay, So I spend my entire day like
on online, yes, on LinkedIn, So like to take a break,
what do you do?
Speaker 8: You look at your phone and then it goes on
a bunny trail and I see so much bad stuff
just that just finds me.
Speaker 6: I'm not looking for it. I'm like, I'm like, I
can't watch another crappy video.
Speaker 2: Well this wasn't. I didn't think it was crappy. I
did watch the video, but bro on my sack back
Brett Farr, that's what he said, has written an entire
missive about the piece, Okay, and we will get to
all that right after this. You know, our friends and
Iron Smoke have been doing a lot of really cool
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Speaker 8: Chaste the biscuit taste the goodness of the biscuit.
Speaker 3: Taste the Honeys sauce.
Speaker 2: Taste the goodness of the biscuit with the Honeys sauce.
Speaker 5: Do get that Honeys sauce on. I don't like the
way it tastes with my chicken wings.
Speaker 2: Jesus Christ, sense, I think. I think people just send
memes back and forth through funny videos like all day longs.
Speaker 6: Forward forward, forward forward like the Internet.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes it was forward forward forward, you see that
a million times. But now like uh, Jamison and I
were watching something he sent me. Let's see if I
got him, dude, the biscuit.
Speaker 6: Yeah, here it is goodness.
Speaker 2: This was the megging video that we had. Oh, Luigi,
it's me Mario. That's what he screams. That's a reporter
outside to the guy. Luigi.
Speaker 7: We got to hear it again, Mario.
Speaker 2: It's terrible, Like, well, we're all comics, the megging thing,
the whole thing.
Speaker 8: But it's weird though, because the Mario brothers didn't have
accents until like this century, Like in the nineties and
the eighties, they didn't have accents.
Speaker 2: Uh did they talk much. I didn't even not in
the video game.
Speaker 6: They didn't talk.
Speaker 8: But they like they had like the Super Show and
they had this other cartoon and they had other people
acting as them. They never had accents. Then all of
a sudden, like the last twenty years, they've added accents.
Speaker 3: Okay, well it's because Captain Luke couldn't do an accent.
Wait now we couldn't.
Speaker 2: Now is that what we call that? Racial profiling in
some way? Is that bad?
Speaker 1: Is that?
Speaker 2: Is that a down thing? I mean, we we've babaa
booby boopy.
Speaker 6: Don't just because you have a mustache just mean you
could speak Italian. It's cozy, It's coozy, Bob a boopy.
Speaker 8: But I did that in Boston with my wife at Mike's,
the famous bakery, my wife, because if you dare, I
swear I will slap you from why people, Oh.
Speaker 2: My god, see this.
Speaker 3: I hope he did it.
Speaker 2: I hope so too.
Speaker 9: So I go, so she goes Hi, we like to go. Yeah,
I go, Beth, I got you. Don't even think about it.
What were you to say, Bob boopy? Why didn't you
because she would have slapped Yeah, she would have smacked me.
Speaker 6: No, she w Hait a crowd. It was a crowded store.
To man, those people don't screw around in Boston. Yeah,
there's Mike something. It is the other place. I think
it's called comfort or something. I don't remember.
Speaker 2: Have you ever been slapped by a woman in public? No, Kevin, No, never,
No taste the goodness. I haven't been slapped by a
woman like straight across the face, I mean wound up.
No ex wife, no, no, no, nobody. I was with
x X I uh no it was peop No. It
was a friend of mine's wife and we were drinking
pretty heavily. I've told this before throughout it was like
day drinking and stuff. And it was around the holidays
and I dropped. I dropped an F bomb out somebody.
Oh no, I didn't. I dropped the c That's what
it was. I dropped the sea and.
Speaker 5: She just.
Speaker 2: Right in front. And I remember the recent No, this
is no, this is going back like twenty years at least,
maybe longer, and uh yeah, right right there at the bar.
But bam. And I remember looking at my buddy and
he's like, uh. And I think I stayed and kept talking.
That was just me, but I yeah, she was like
I think for a moment, everybody's like and I was like,
I probably shouldn't have said that. Oh I got it
all right, And on we went. I met bit sorry no,
And it was referring to somebody who I had been
with at the time. It was a girlfriend, never a
wife or yeah. And I think I think I said
it well only because that person she had been in
this establishment as well. And then there was all these
conversations and things, and I go she said to wam
out of nowhere, Out of nowhere, Wow, yeah, it's always
good around the holidays, man, Yeah, you get away with
that kind of stuffs morn. So I wanted to play
the video. It's sort of awkward and and sort of sad.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 2: Was it at a card show with Brett Favre and
Mark Gaston? O like that?
Speaker 6: Yeah, it was a while ago.
Speaker 2: It was a while ago. Yes, why did this video
come out now?
Speaker 3: It's in the thirty for thirty promo?
Speaker 2: Oh okay, yes they're doing.
Speaker 3: The ESPN leaked this, Yes, in the New York sach
Exchange thirty for thirty.
Speaker 8: Okay, all right, so Mark Gaston, which, by the way,
nobody's interested in outside New York City.
Speaker 2: I'd like to see it. Well, I'll tell you what
now that this has happened. Yes, so I I think
that this can be an almost entertaining portion of it. Well,
very well could be. That's absolutely so.
Speaker 8: Like, what's what's happened in the last twenty years is
that New York's sportscasters have kind of been exposed for
being so over the top New York and not knowing
much about anything else. And then when they go national,
they kind of get exposed for not knowing enough, even
though they act like they know everything. Yeah, and what's
happened is, like, so when the Mic and the Mad
Dog UH documentary the thirty for thirty came out. Every
was like, oh, it's so excited everything. Nobody watched it.
I watched it and I was like, oh my gosh,
this is awful. It wasn't even like that informative. It
was like, Okay, we knew all this. There was nothing
like so this whole thing see, yeah, well exactly, well
that that's the whole thing. It was supposed to be like, Oh,
I was gonna tell you all behind the scenes, what happened,
why they hated each other, and blah blah blah.
Speaker 6: It didn't get to much to any of that. Everybody
knew all this stuff.
Speaker 8: There was nothing really, uh groundbreaking about it, but the
New York Sack Exchange. Nobody ever remembers anything of Jets
history other than name of guaranteeing victory and Super Bowl three.
Speaker 6: After that, the Jets have been pretty much.
Speaker 3: Shouldn't be as exciting outside of New York City as
the Forefalls of Buffalo was to New York City.
Speaker 6: Yeah, right, that's a great way to put it.
Speaker 2: So the UH I would be interested in Mark gat
Mark Astonau was a name I was familiar with from
my childhood football not really watched in my house other
than by me, uh so, but I was, and I
had Sports Illustrated, you know, from like third fourth grade on,
so I always knew who these people were. This video
that ESPN leaked out, and it may be the best
piece of this thing, you're very very well could be.
But it's an uncomfortable moment because Brett Farv walks over
to Gastono at a card show, like, right, isn't it
one of these just to say he's like, hey man,
good to see you whatever, And Gastono looks like he's
not in great shape with that. I don't know he's ballooned. Okay,
I don't know that. I wasn't. I didn't think ballooned.
I thought he was having a hard time standing and
almost movement looked limited to me or stiff.
Speaker 3: I mean, it was that kind of play a lot
of those athletes from that day you don't really move it.
Speaker 2: So I'm watching this and Farv because he was going
over friendly and he says to him, I want my
sack back. Michael Strahan has the sack record in the
NFL for the most sacks in a career a season.
In a season excuse me for a career h in
a season. And it was because Farv sort of just
laid down at the end, giving it to him for that.
Speaker 3: You know, And so he was there. He didn't want
to take the head.
Speaker 2: Gastono was like, Hey, I want my sack back, and
he goes, no, Brett, you really hurt me. And he's
saying this and he's not kidding, and I think they
just have.
Speaker 3: It doesn't cost of money. I mean, you're taking a
guy who doesn't have the sack record anymore. You're not
as attractive to memor, you're not getting the endorsement. Yeah, okay,
these guys weren't making. These guys weren't making the money
that they are today in a season. These guys are
making now in a game what these guys are making
in a season.
Speaker 8: And I remember Mark Gastino at the end of his career,
he left football to take care of Brigitte Nielsen. He
was dating her at the time. Yeah, she had left
Sylvester Stallone. They broke out and she had breast cancer.
So he retired for her to take care of her.
And I don't think he ever came back to football.
Speaker 2: Right, I don't think he did.
Speaker 8: I mean he was in the prime of his career.
I mean the Bills had a double team him in
triple team.
Speaker 6: He was a menace.
Speaker 8: Okay, he wasn't as good as Bruce Smith, but he could.
He could get to the quarterback and he had that
record for a single season. And then all of a
sudden in that season where Strahan broke the record. Far
of the play before it looks at Strahan gives him
kind of a wink and a smile, letting him know, Hey,
I'm going to be in this vicinity over here.
Speaker 2: Farv doesn't say that the piece, I'll read it to
you the second, but yes, I remember that clear day.
Speaker 8: Gasto was pretty classy about I think it was two
thousand and one when the actual two Yeah, two thousand
and one when the actual record was broken.
Speaker 2: Okay, boy, it just does not seem that long ago.
And here we are, I know, it's almost twenty five
years so in this when you're watching it like the uncomfortableness.
But didn't Gastoneau have a reality show? Gaston Old Girls
or his daughter's had a reality show. I think it
was called gas I don't know. I think he was
in there briefly.
Speaker 6: Maybe, I mean his daughter.
Speaker 8: One of his daughters dated Jeremy Shockey. Remember when Jeremy
Shaki was a thing.
Speaker 2: Oh god. Yeah.
Speaker 8: And he came out and they asked the castao about
Shock and he goes, look, he reminds me of me
as a kid.
Speaker 6: He was a hick. I was a hick, That's what
he said. And he goes, now, you're you're nothing special.
Speaker 8: With a kid, You're just a punk hick. And that's
okay because I was too. He was pretty cool about it.
Speaker 2: It's funny. Well, here's what Brett Farr writes about the situation.
And you should go look this up on social media
because maybe the documentary itself isn't worth all of it.
But you see this exchange because Brett backs up, like uncomfortably,
backs up, like he doesn't know what Gastona is going
to do. I don't think Gastonell would have hit him,
but he was really legitimately pissed. He says, I want
to clear the air on the footage release showing a
small dust up between myself and Mark Gastono, the former
New York Jet. Now clearly he probably didn't write this. Yeah,
a lot of misspellings things right.
Speaker 6: It's like Antonio Brown's lawyer.
Speaker 2: Yeah back. I've since reflected back in two thousand and two,
when Michael Strahan sacked me at the end of a
game that we had wrapped up. I was in no
way trying to hurt Mark Gastono. I was trying to
close out a game and squeeze the last bit of
fun out of a hard fought game. I booted out
of a run thinking it would be wide open, saw
straight hands standing there, and duck down. The game was over.
There was no need for me to do anything spectacular.
It probably wasn't Michael's best sack or tackle for loss.
In a different gamer situation, I would have made a
bigger effort to avoid the sack or the tackle for loss.
But at no point was I thinking about hurting Gastono.
I'm sure not. Maybe across my mind to help straighthand
I didn't think it through. That wasn't my forte at
the time. I just wanted to have fun and compete.
In retrospect, I understand how Gastino fields we played a
brutal game. Gasno played an era where guys didn't make
generational wealth. I see now how being the sac King
would elevate his value at card shows, strengthen his case
for the Hall of Fame, increase his demand as a
public speaker. I had no way of knowing that then.
I realized now the potential financial implications, because football is
far more business oriented than when me or Mark played.
There was no malice on my part. Mark was a
great player. My understanding is that he's a great guy
and a fun teammate, and the guy who played with
the kind of joy and passion. I tried to mimic.
I understand his frustration, but I'm not his enemy, and
he goes a while back, he saw me at a
card show and got his frustration off his chest. It's
not the kind of moment that should be filmed and released.
It was a private moment of frustration between two old
football warriors. I have a great deal of respect from Mark.
I hope one day he joins me in the Hall
of Fame. He earned it. Look at his numbers. He
eclipsed twenty sacks twice and had nineteen another year. Mark
definitely left an indelible mark on the game. I hope
this controversy brings attention to just how great guests know
was he belongs in Canton. Merry Christmas. Everyone.
Speaker 3: If he really wants to get back and help him,
just get him a grant.
Speaker 6: That's what everybody's saying. Okay, Brett, now do one do
a letter for the state of Mississippi.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it's you can kind of understand. I don't
think he was thinking about Gaston's.
Speaker 8: Straight hand were buddies. He had no relationship with Gas
and No, that was all that was all about.
Speaker 2: Well, boy, it's fun to watch. It's fun. I mean
so funny because I watched it several times, going oh,
guess I was really like, you see Brett get a
look on his face. You ever see somebody coming over like,
hey man, great to see someone who get the fuck
away from me. I've seen that happen where people. It
happened that when you and I worked together. Oh maybe
you weren't there.
Speaker 3: You were you were at a barrow one night after
they let you go and get the fuck away from him.
Speaker 2: No, I remember walking. I remember walking down the hall
with somebody and then someone goes hey. They're like hey man,
It's like, get the fuck U. I've on that to people.
I said I did it to Joe Bricado.
Speaker 6: Once I remember that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, just what you think? Man, Well it's
an interesting write you a song. Do you have anybody
that you sorry? Do you have anybody you hold a
grudge against like that? If you saw them, you couldn't
talk to them. No, No, forgiving everybody giving a while.
Speaker 8: I've had some, but I mean, yeah, it's it's not
worth when you forgive people you really like.
Speaker 2: It frees you, man, well it frees you. Yeah, I really.
I have a book that I need to track down
tomorrow for one. Damn Brillo. No, yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 3: Was it the good word?
Speaker 2: It is not the good word, the good word. It
is not the good word.
Speaker 8: I actually wrote down at list of one point of
all the people that I of all the people that
I couldn't let go things with well because I thought
I was okay.
Speaker 3: I like that scene in Billy Madison where he's putting
the makeup on these crossing names off the list.
Speaker 6: But it wasn't like a revenge list.
Speaker 8: It was like who do I still have issues with
in life? And why who keeps popping up in my head?
This is a while ago.
Speaker 3: I'm like, oh my gosh, holy count everybody at Hot Talk.
Speaker 6: This list was no, it was like one guy.
Speaker 2: This list was.
Speaker 6: Actually two guys. But I'm like, you know what, Drick,
And it's funny.
Speaker 8: It's like one of those guys I've actually tried reaching
out over the years and he doesn't want anything to
do with me, Jeff Hollet doesn't want to hear from me.
Speaker 6: I've reached out to him curious ways. He doesn't.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't know that guy if I tripped over.
Speaker 8: But I mean, but like he like, when you get older,
you realize Dan, these men, these people had to make
decisions based on the big picture, and you were a
small piece of that.
Speaker 6: It wasn't anything personal.
Speaker 8: It was all business right in most of those cases,
and then in others it was more like personal stuff
Like I didn't you know, you know what's funny said,
I didn't put my ex wife on that list. Seriously,
I use her for great stories, but I've I never
put her on that list.
Speaker 2: For one second? Do you have did you ever have
a list? Is there anybody nothing?
Speaker 6: I had a physical list. It's like I sat down
with physical list, wrote I wrote.
Speaker 8: Listen to me, I wrote it down to real like, Okay,
who do I have an issue with so I can
figure out okay, so you can see a face to
the pain and go, okay, here's who I need to forgive. Actually,
instead of like every time I think of let's say
somebody we worked with name, I wanted to get rid
of that feeling like I don't like you.
Speaker 6: What would you do wrong?
Speaker 8: Well?
Speaker 2: Really nothing.
Speaker 8: It was just like, but I I came up when
you and I were working together. It's like, you need
to use that pain's motivation. Dan Michael Jordan, remember him,
Dan Michael Jordan. He was told he couldn't do it,
and I would use all that stuff. It's like logs
in a fire.
Speaker 2: Six sick.
Speaker 6: It is sick. It is sick.
Speaker 3: Do you have one a few people that are dead
to me?
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you don't have a you don't have a list.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know who they are. I don't have it
written down.
Speaker 2: I don't really have anybody.
Speaker 6: Verry trumandoors Day, he read China, I don't.
Speaker 2: Really have anybody. But if I were being very very
very rawly honest, there are people that I will not
speak to because I do not trust that whatever their
interpretation of the moment of our interaction will be completely
different than mine, and I don't want to leave anything
the chance. I don't want any of that. So for
that reason I have not spoken. I won't not speak.
And you guys know, one instann out.
Speaker 3: You had a chance.
Speaker 2: I won't because you had a chance. But I know
what I know. But I know that how these things go,
there is somebody, There is somebody that I probably would
never go out of my way to talk to. There's
like one person I can think of. But then there's
even stuff that I noticed that sometimes and I don't
know if this is a male thing, I don't know wherever.
It's funny. I think I have always said that I
think women. I think women are very intelligent, and these
are very smart women.
Speaker 6: But we talked to two of them last night, it's
crazy one earlier today.
Speaker 2: Well here's my thing. No, I I what I know.
But my point with this is that I think women
are just more emotionally intelligent, period, period. They are. I
think they talk about things. I think they resolve issues,
and I think we don't know how to do that.
I don't think we're taught that.
Speaker 6: Have you ever seen the Real Housewives of Orange County?
Speaker 3: I never watched resolving issues is a little little slippery slope.
Speaker 6: That's where That's where I was going.
Speaker 3: But they may resolve it, but that ship don't know.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, fair enough up, but that as because
you know, and I've I've talked about this a little
bit that I decided to go back to therapy, and
I have talked on the podcast about how I don't
think talk therapy necessarily works. I feel like it keeps
you stuck in the thing. And then it dawned on me.
But if you're if you can go back and go
why is this happening instead of just making it a
bit session, yeah, and try to figure out, Okay, why
is this happening? It's not that was then this is
now right. I'm not the same person, but I still
have that feeling why That's where I go, Oh, maybe
I'm wrong about talk therapy. Maybe I'm wrong. So I'm
doing that and I actually, for the first time, may
have someone come in with me to talk because I
feel like there are unresolved issues with a person that
I don't want that I want to have a very solid,
very open relationship with this person that I need I
need to fix. Fuck you, man, I sent the thing
no which I would never do. I would never be
confident in doing that. I would I would laugh at it.
I'd be uncomfortable. I wouldn't want to. And and this one,
I'm like, I gotta do this because this is my
relationship with this person and nobody else is involved in it.
Nobody else should be involved in it, right, It's just
me in them? And how do I How do I
fix that? What do I do to fix that? Wow?
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's that's that's that's gutsy.
Speaker 7: Is it?
Speaker 6: I don't know, Well, I got a problem with you.
We got to talk about it.
Speaker 2: People, I'll tell you off air. I'll tell you off
air about you know exactly who it is.
Speaker 6: You cut a WW style promo on them in front
of the shrink.
Speaker 2: No, let me tell you something, Jim. The thing is like, yeah,
but this is you gotta you can't you know? And
I don't know it's it's it's different. It would be
more of a familial issue than anything I forgive you. Yeah,
it would be Damian and I have to go and
work this out over a guinness and stuff?
Speaker 6: Do we have to call it an Irish carbon?
Speaker 2: And if I'm telling you this, we have a problem
but I don't think that guys learn how to do
that stuff.
Speaker 8: Conflict used to be with our first but here's the
then we got Then we got handcuffs.
Speaker 6: But but then at the same time, like I wish
I got to fight as a child.
Speaker 2: Well I wish you did too. I want to knock
some sense in Jesus Christ I.
Speaker 3: This weekend somewhere.
Speaker 6: No, but but here.
Speaker 2: Here's the thing that I would say about guys like,
because now I feel like I'm a bit of a hypocrite.
I would always go guys like, get into a dust
up and then it's over. And then it's over. We
kind of clearing a spy.
Speaker 6: I respect you respect. We don't have to be buddies.
But we've resolved our issues.
Speaker 2: Right, So what is this when we talk? I think
it's more family stuff. You'll hear about guys with their
dads have this issue or or or their mom or whomever.
Somebody a siblings, They don't talk to each other. Fucking
figure that ship out. Figure that ship out. When you're
who's coming to see you? When you're in the age one,
when you're lonely, who's going to come see you? Right?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 6: I mean seriously, family because they have to your family.
Speaker 2: The people.
Speaker 8: Your family are gonna be the people planning your funeral.
Your friends are going to show up for your funeral.
Your acquaintances might show up for your wick. If you
look at life that way, you realize what's important.
Speaker 3: I planned my own ship.
Speaker 2: It's already done.
Speaker 6: I paid for my funeral.
Speaker 2: Did you really already do it all?
Speaker 3: I haven't yet, but I know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I'm going to. Yeah, because then I know
it's gonna be done right if your wishes? Yeah, what's
done right? What do you I'm not a party? Yeah,
kick up my coffin kind of thing. All right, we'll
take a moment. Let's see if we can get.
Speaker 6: Peter respond, So I will be speaking on behalf of Peter.
Speaker 2: I don't want to upset Peter because I like having
them on. And I know the Lions are his team,
and Kevin doesn't care about any of this stuff.
Speaker 6: The Lions are his wife's team.
Speaker 2: But yes, yes, but he's like he likes the NFC team.
Speaker 3: We'll be cheering for the Lions because he wants a
happy life.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: He didn't get back to be esually Suger, but he
and I have talked about it this week.
Speaker 2: Peter did a move last night that I sent him
a text saying how great it was, and he said
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Speaker 6: Oh you're the new butler.
Speaker 2: It's been a long time since I've been the new anything.
Speaker 6: What's that.
Speaker 2: When you love to know.
Speaker 1: What?
Speaker 2: Bing? Crosby thought of this.
Speaker 6: And uses piano when he's not around. He's not around.
Speaker 2: David Bowie walks in now. Bowie looks very mainstream in
this video now, but I go it's like eighty one.
You got to think, uh yeah, I remember that. But
Bing Crosby isn't like a cardigan sweater. He looks like
mister Rogers. Yeah, I'm Bing.
Speaker 6: You're the one that sings right, well, right or wrong?
I sing either way?
Speaker 3: Oh good?
Speaker 2: What kind of thing?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 6: Mostly the contemporary stuff. Do you do you like loud music?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 6: I think it's marvelous.
Speaker 2: I think it's marvelous. It's really terrific. Don't tell me
you hippie.
Speaker 6: Yeah. Sure, liked John Lennon and the other one with
Harry Nilson. That's a combination Lennon and Nilsen.
Speaker 9: In fact, I've got a six year old son and
he really gets excited around the Christmas.
Speaker 2: We never hear about Bowie the traditional thing, not really
Boie household Christmas time.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, believe he's been gone about ten years already.
Speaker 2: Oh I think longer than that has it been?
Speaker 5: Then?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I think? So what year did Bowie die? Can you
find out?
Speaker 6: If you're paying attention?
Speaker 2: Kevin's the research department, Kevin and our research department. Kevin
with a nice pull over from twenty sixteen.
Speaker 6: So it's been about eight years. Oh, you're right, Danny, Yeah,
twenty sixteen. Everybody was dropping.
Speaker 2: Yeah, here we go.
Speaker 6: George Michael on Christmas.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I always like this. Saw we're both dad. Yeah,
ghost of Christmas past? So but we did did learn?
Speaker 6: You born king to seeper? Was this on snl are fun?
Speaker 2: I don't think No, I don't think so, son.
Speaker 8: Canon, No, yes, wrong, now perhaps well see.
Speaker 2: Our side. Okay, Well anyway, that's the it's the story there.
I mean, just always go old school news like it
seemed like a god you go. Eighties, fifties to eighties
seem like a lot of change. We even saw it
in Back to the Future. But we're past that now
from the nineties.
Speaker 3: Yes, you know, are we gonna get your favorite Christmas
song at the holiday party tomorrow?
Speaker 2: Uh? I was debating whether or not to do that.
I think, oh yeah, it is my favorite Christmas song
about the train ride and Linda Linda Bennett, the bus ride,
the bus ride Linda Bennett. We played it on we
played it on our morning show. I remember, yeah, Linda Bennett,
she does the bus ride and then the father comes
home and then they hear this horrible thing and he's dead,
and what am I gonna do? And who's gonna give
me gifts? Who's gonna walk me down the aisle? And
then all of a sudden, ding dong help me with
these packages, and they're gonna have the happiest Christmas of
all time, but all those other people are dead. Like
it's the greatest song ever. Don't you don't remember this?
Speaker 3: I missed the bus.
Speaker 6: I don't think he did this with me, not with us.
I never played it.
Speaker 3: We did it last year on the podcast and I
wasn't here.
Speaker 2: You were, Yeah, we did it. Somebody slipping. Somebody slipping
and getting some al Zheimer's.
Speaker 8: By the way, they're calling Alzheimer's type three, but diabetes.
Now what they're calling Alzheimer's type three diabetes.
Speaker 2: Because it's sugar related. Yes, well, I just saw a
thing saying plaque and I'll u it happened. Alzheimer's. The
onset is decades before you show a symptom.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, it is.
Speaker 6: Yeah. Actually, next year I'm gonna take a test for it.
Speaker 7: What.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm gonna take it.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So there's this put in your calendar so you don't forget.
Speaker 6: It's like four hundred bucks and they test you for
basically everything.
Speaker 2: All right, so are you going to do one of
those bio things? Yes, what's his name?
Speaker 8: I read the guy's name. Yeah, it's not that Tony
Robbins one. It's a different one. I've read this guy's name.
But he's like, actually, he's pretty sharp, guy. I said,
they can They can actually detect whether or not you
could have Alzheimer's, and if you catch it early enough,
they can actually reverse it. I'm not saying I have it,
but I kind of want to know if I do.
Parkinson's runs in my family. Cancer runs in my family. Yeah,
athleticism does not run in my family.
Speaker 2: No, nothing runs in your family. Nobody runs it, just duncan. No,
your brothers were athletic.
Speaker 6: They were more athletic than me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well that, I mean, that's not saying much. But yeah,
you know you're fighting back it anyway. Now, I'll be interested.
But Dan, while he may not be athletic, he loves
sports and he loves the Buffalo Bills. And we did
not talk about the game. But unbelievable is the word
I would say to describe Josh Allen's performance. I mean,
they were down by seventeen, they had a thirty what
is it a first and thirty? Yeah, first and thirty.
They converted.
Speaker 8: This kid may be the most athletic, most gifted quarterback
in NFL history. Think about that over Brady over Manning,
over Montana Marino, over Elway, over Unitas, over maybe Otto Graham.
If you can go back that far, who can do
what Josh Allen can do? And they've wasted this dynastic
quarterback because they're head coach can't get his act together?
Speaker 5: Ya yay?
Speaker 8: Who's picking the players? Yeay, he's not Brady being and
Sean mcturbmott. Who's picking the players?
Speaker 6: Literally, if you took Josh Allen off this team and.
Speaker 8: Just replaced them with if you let's let's say you
switch quarterbacks, it's Jared Goff and not Josh Allen and
Jared go Josh Allen's playing for the Detroit may may
be challenging the Dolphins for the undefeated season. Okay, Jared
Goff is like being pulled by the Lions. Josh Allen
is pulling the Buffalo Bills. They are an Owen seventeen
team without Josh Allen. Name one player on this team,
Name one besides Josh Allen, who would start for any
Buffalo Bills team from eighty eight to ninety four.
Speaker 2: Maybe Marik Cooper, None of them. You don't think of
Marik Cooper? Now let's start.
Speaker 6: No, I don't even know if about Marik Cooper should start? Now,
what has he really done? He had a couple of
nice plays, yeah, but he hasn't shown me anything yet
because he's been hurt.
Speaker 8: Another way, now, I know that Dalton Kakate supposedly coming
back and Keank Coleman supposedly coming back.
Speaker 6: The offenses of the it's the defense. The defense sucks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what happened there?
Speaker 6: I'll see what happened because they're good against bad teams.
Speaker 8: And I know there's people that say, well, if that's
your standard for the NFL, exal capaccio, if every NFL
defense is bad, and I'm gonna tell you right now,
all due respect, if you're a defensive minded head coach,
you need to fix the problems on defense because you
found the quarterback, so now you're side of the ball.
Speaker 6: You got to fix that. So there's one of three problems.
Speaker 8: One, they have a great scheme for underachieving players and
they're making them overachieved with the scheme, so maybe McDermott
is smart. Or two, he's picking the wrong guys to
run his defense and that's the If that's the case,
then he's the issue.
Speaker 6: Or three, they're just underachieving.
Speaker 8: Because they've beaten all the bad teams this shit, but
the good teams they have a trumble.
Speaker 6: They have trouble against the good.
Speaker 2: Teams, they don't have anybody. I'll ask you this, and
I said it because I read it in the Athletic.
It was not my original thought, but I thought when
Milano came back at at linebacker that they seem to
have been doing well without him. They had gotten into
a rhythm and the groove, and would his presence be
somewhat of a disruption to that. Could it potentially not
do as well?
Speaker 6: And I know I don't think so. The problem is
they can't.
Speaker 8: When you play zone defense against the LA Rams And
I said this last week one week ago, You're you're
in for trouble because they will pick you apart when
you're playing zones. So then you gotta go play man
to man. But they're not built to play man to man,
so you're screwed. Well, guess What if you thought that
the Rams offense was amazing, wait till you meet the Lions.
Now that team, you know, they remind me of the
no hell k gun Buffalo Bills. They got a two
headed monster in the backfield at running back. Right, they
have studgs at every wide receiver position. Oh, by the way,
this is the Porta kid. He's a pretty damn good
tight end. And I mean they're great And the only reason,
the only way the Bills can win this game is
if somehow the defense lulls Jared Goff into a mistake.
Speaker 2: What do you think, Kevin?
Speaker 3: I watched football just to be entertained that I don't
need to break it all the way.
Speaker 2: I don't break it all the way down either, but
I appreciate it. I love the passion that Danny brings
to it all I do. The Lions are unbelievable. People
think this may be a preview of the Super Bowl.
Potentially it could be, yeah, except you know the Bills
are gonna need some help. What if they win this game?
What are the chances?
Speaker 3: Awesome?
Speaker 6: Great? I don't think they will.
Speaker 2: You don't think they will.
Speaker 6: I don't think they will. And the other thing too,
about last week. I think they were looking ahead to
this game.
Speaker 8: I know you were saying that I do have a
theory that could help Buffalo a little bit, and that is, Hey,
let's not let's see if we can get by the
Rams without revealing too much. Let's save our big guns
for Detroit. Let's save our great schemes for Detroit. Well,
now you got Rasul Douglas out, he's likely out, and
you got Ingram's a rookie starting at corner in his place,
not Kyrie Eenlim, the first round bus that mcnerhmott picked
a few years ago that hasn't done anything's but a
healthy scratch.
Speaker 6: He's about as useful as Aaron Mabd's been to this franchise.
Speaker 2: I'm still like this the phrase that my father would
often say, what the five figures stand in the face? No,
you are as useless as balls on a priest. I
always love that line. Yeah, I always thinking of it today.
I don't know why popped in my head.
Speaker 3: It's also like boobs.
Speaker 2: Booths on none, Yeah, boobs on a none. Yeah, my father,
it's useless as the balls on a Priest's useless as
balls on a priest.
Speaker 6: Your father's a rioter a highlight reel. But I mean
they could win. I hope they do win. I hope
they stick it, you know, to show me. But to
be honest with you, I don't think it's gonna happen.
Speaker 8: And then now you have to worry about the Steelers
because now you might lose that second spot in the
in the conference, and now you might be playing for
third place and you'll get your home game to start,
but you might not get your home game in the
second week of the playoffs. And nobody wants to go
to Kansas City and nobody wants to go to Pittsburgh. So,
I mean, Josh Allen could overcome all that, But you
gotta stop asking this kid to do it all. You
can't play defense, you can't play special teams. Oh, by
the way, special teams was a freaking disaster.
Speaker 6: Again. Whose fault is that?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 8: Nine players on the field, nine, Billy, How many players
are you supposed to have on the field?
Speaker 2: I thought there were twelve? No, I'm kidding. That was
the game when I were a Yeah, well.
Speaker 6: Right, second year in a row.
Speaker 8: A special teams coach can't get his guys on the field, right,
It's like it's like all of a sudden when there's
a problem, Uh, we've never seen this before.
Speaker 6: We don't know what to do.
Speaker 2: It's what you like that sign them with the three timeouts, and.
Speaker 6: I said, you cannot run at this point.
Speaker 8: You can't run a sneak because if he gets stuff,
which he did get stuffed earlier in the game, we
remember that.
Speaker 6: Then you got to line back up and do it.
They didn't have a plan.
Speaker 8: They like the onely thing about Belichick's teams with Brady,
of course, they were never surprised by anything.
Speaker 6: They always had a plan.
Speaker 8: They went through every possible freaking scenario they were It
was ingrained in their heads every time a scenario comes up,
well we've never seen this before. No, that's the head
coach's job to be prepared for that. They're never prepared
for that with this freaking guy. He's Marty Schottenheimer. He's
shut knocks and the worst part about it, he's not
going anywhere, and nor can you replace him because really,
let's say you're replaced out there, Well, well there's a
lot of guys out there.
Speaker 6: Here's the thing.
Speaker 8: The offenses of the issue, and all those guys you
want to bring in are all offensive guys.
Speaker 6: Yeah, defensive guys don't make good head coaches. They just don't.
Speaker 3: But I thought he did a great that's the exception.
Speaker 2: I thought he did a great job getting guys who
I mean, look, Tamar Hamlin probably shouldn't have been starting.
We said that in the past. Not a terrible season
for him, Not a terrible season.
Speaker 8: He's been there to make plays. He's been there to
make more like coincidence than anything else. But you gotta
give him credit for that.
Speaker 2: But I feel like McDermott has a way of coaching
guys up to play at a higher level than they have.
And I alluded to that, we run into this thing, but.
Speaker 8: I allude to that that maybe he's coached them two points,
maybe he's coached them up.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you gotta remember there was a.
Speaker 8: There was a block punt in that that kind of
gave me the Ramsey edge for the rest of the game.
But he made, like I said, one of three things.
He may have coached them up and this is as
far as he could take them. But seriously, Ed Oliver sucks.
He signed that contract.
Speaker 6: What's he done. He's had three tack for a loss
in one sack this year. Or three or three sacks.
Speaker 8: It's been you get three sacks and three tackles for
a loss, which is nothing for that dude. I mean,
come on, like the rest of your defensive line.
Speaker 6: You got a rotate guys. I don't remember Bruce Smith
rotating in and out.
Speaker 8: Ever, he might take plays off, but you'd have to rotate,
and he was on the field going after the quarterback
all day.
Speaker 6: Who's the Bill's big pass rusher. They're big, They're big.
Speaker 8: Dilemma in playoff games last year against Kansas City, the
year before that against Cincinnati, the year before that against
Kansas City, they never got to the quarterback. They never
got to the quarterback, and they had no situational run
game in the fourth quarter. Well look what you had
against the Rams.
Speaker 6: You couldn't run.
Speaker 8: They ran all over you to set up a pass,
and you couldn't get to Matthew Stafford, who's fifty sixty
years old.
Speaker 6: I love it.
Speaker 3: I gotta be honest, I love it. Team's freaking ten
and three in the fucking world is ending.
Speaker 6: I know I know my team because I've seen I've
seen this movie before. That's why I've seen this freaking movie.
Speaker 2: But I think there's a bigger difference to that. You guys.
You I think Patriot fans go, it's our turn at
the bottom of the wheel. They the Patriots did something
that the NFL has never seen. Maybe the Chiefs will
do something in the NFL has never seen. With a
three pt Buffalo did do something the NFL has never seen,
and we hope but never see again. We're losing them
all four in a row. But you guys had six
with just you know what I mean, Like it's almost
like you were so good for so long that it's
okay too. It's okay to uh, you're a top five
team in the NFL back and enjoy the ant We can't.
We can't because you were You've never had the taste, right, Danny.
Speaker 8: Y I'm a Yankee fan, right, they won five World
Series in my lifetime, So when the Yankees get eliminated
from the also, yeah, but you know what. I've been there, man,
I've had my parades. But here's the but the greatest
franchise in baseball history. I don't have to cry that
much about it.
Speaker 2: Well, when the with the Bills, I probably want I'm
probably want one had they won that first one against
the Giants. Would this matter as much today?
Speaker 8: I think we're talking about a completely different scenario. I
don't know if we're going to four straight super Bowls.
I think after they win that they turned into like
the eighty seven Mets. Remember eighty six the Mets won
the World Series.
Speaker 6: This is a dynasty.
Speaker 8: Everybody wrote a book, everybody started cashing the checks, everybody
start doing drugs, and before you know it, like this,
this would be dynasty just dissolved. Yeah, and I don't know,
like the Bills love the party man, Yeah, like the
Four Falls of Buffalo, nobody writes about the obvious. Why
did you lose those four super Bowls? Because you guys
were out drinking every night of the week. You could
you could just play business for one freaking week, and
now you get the rest of your life to stew
over the fact that, hey, at least we went to
four straight super Bowls and.
Speaker 6: You lost all of them. Why because all you did
was party in Tampa, party.
Speaker 3: In Minneapolis, party in Atlanta.
Speaker 2: And he needs to go and and like whenever they
have a card show, let's say they bring back a
bunch of the guys and you got to do that
rant right there, Oh, you guys, did what party?
Speaker 3: You rank here?
Speaker 2: You partied there? That would be great.
Speaker 3: We'll be even better than afterwards when they're all beating
the ship out of them.
Speaker 8: See, nobody wants to talk about that. Well, nobody wants
to write about that. Okay, it's not don't Yeah, but
but hang on, because we don't know for certain. There
weren't a lot like today, not like today, Not everybody
had cameras. I wonder if there were more proof of that,
would somebody have written that? And I think they would have,
but only because it's unprecedented that you would go to
four in a row and lose.
Speaker 3: Don't don't we know a guy that writes for a newspaper,
Why don't you write about it?
Speaker 8: Yeah, you've said that, Bill, You've said that, Uh, well,
why don't you write something about nobody wants to talk
about it.
Speaker 2: I don't know, and I'm not saying I'm saying sincerely,
it's not a bad premise. I think it would be
an interesting thing. Could you get guys to speak on that.
Would Jim Kelly talk talk about the reason he put
a bar basically a night club in his house was
because it was safer? Yeah? Right, in many, many, many
aspects of life.
Speaker 6: It was just safer when you were in the AFC. Man,
it was a lot safer because there was no competition.
Speaker 2: Oh well for them, right yeah, But I'm just that
that's my why not write it? Would these guys talk?
Speaker 6: I don't think they would talk.
Speaker 2: You don't think anybody.
Speaker 8: Love talking about the current teams. They'll never talk about
that team. They'll never talk because like hobby, like what
it's already journalist get how.
Speaker 6: Do you know?
Speaker 2: How do you know? If you don't try.
Speaker 6: I think people have tried. I think that Carucci has tried.
I think Scott pa Tonia.
Speaker 2: Their name is not what Dan Barrilla, that's right, they
don't have the back of the billified the Barrillo bully.
He'll get that information.
Speaker 6: Bully, Yeah, Bully Barrillo bully.
Speaker 3: I was on a sports talk show once and I
had my own show and I had my own podcast,
Stop it do you know who I am? I'm God
damn Dan Barrilla.
Speaker 6: I would never use that stop theology.
Speaker 2: You would never say who do you know who I am?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 6: I would never do that, let alone the GDP.
Speaker 3: I'm number two, just like Steve Christ because I'm not
my second wife. That would be funny.
Speaker 2: I think you should try to write that. It would
be an interesting story to go. Look, we have all
kinds of sit down and maybe dissect a Bob Woodward book.
He gets people to talk. Bob Woodward gets.
Speaker 6: People watched the Masterclass.
Speaker 2: Okay, so did he do Masterclass?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Okay, did you really watch it?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: How was it?
Speaker 6: It's pretty good?
Speaker 8: Okay, we only got through a few episodes, but he's
pretty good. Yeah, you know, getting you know, people to
talk and whatnot, right story, getting your fact straight?
Speaker 2: So why not do this that, Danny? I think that
would be a coup.
Speaker 6: I think the one guy who would talk the most
is no longer with us. Can't hole.
Speaker 8: Can't hole like the media loved can't hole because when
guys like Kelly and Bruce Smith didn't want to talk,
there were.
Speaker 6: Two guys who would always talk.
Speaker 8: Now, you can't talk about the backups because and you
can't talk about ten after one of special.
Speaker 2: Teams who were on those teams but didn't finish their
careers with Buffalo like we could say, yeah, but these
guys who went elsewhere would they talk about that time?
Speaker 6: I don't think they would, because I think they already have.
Don Beebe did talk in the Four Falls of Buffalo.
He did talk.
Speaker 8: Kenny Davis did talk in the Four Falls of Buffalo.
You know, Bruce Smith eventually left Buffalo, did talk in
the Four Falls of Buffalo. Darryl Talley didn't finish his career,
and Buffle he's the other guy who would talk. Yeah,
you get Daryl drinking man. He can tell you a
lot of stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, maybe I should, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: But why not, Like we don't own know a couple
of guys that own bars that might help him.
Speaker 8: But I mean, you know, it's but to bring it
back to what the main premise was, you know, Kevin
sating the bills are ten and three.
Speaker 6: You know, I hate when and I'm not killing Kevin
for this, but I hate what people say.
Speaker 2: This is what happens.
Speaker 8: I hate people tell me how to enjoy or how
to watch or how to talk about my football team.
Because on Twitter all Sunday night, everyone's going back and forth,
shoot the football game.
Speaker 6: Like you you were spotted to me, dumb ass, you
were spoting to me.
Speaker 8: Now you want to tell you just the game I'm
giving you the reasons why this team is only going
to go so far unless they fixed the problem, and
the problem is on defense, the problems on special teams,
and the problems with the head.
Speaker 6: Coach, Beth.
Speaker 2: Can you hear me, Beth, if you need help pretty soon?
Number just blink twice.
Speaker 3: Pretty soon it's number is going to be three, like tomorrow.
That's of course she does because she wants you to
shut up.
Speaker 2: That's it. She's just saying, so you will shut up.
Speaker 6: Well, we could ask her tomorrow I will, and she.
Speaker 2: Will say I'm just to shut up. What was the
little back and forth between you guys earlier? Was it
over gifts? What was the thing?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 6: So Kevin sent me a texted I didn't need to
come in tonight, but I already planned on. So I
was like, okay, all right, so I'm going on.
Speaker 2: Here was no? Here was the thing? I? Yeah, you're fired? No, no, no, no.
Jamison had a basketball practice it needed to pick up
at six. It was six thirty. I saw the weather.
I was being told by people that the weather was
going to get bad between seven pm and four am.
But I'm not seeing that on any reputable source. I'm
hearing it from the man in the street, and.
Speaker 3: I go from Jamison, who doesn't want to go to school.
Speaker 2: No, he never said a word to me. So I'm like,
it's Kevin's coming from the west Side, Danny's coming from
deep in Henriette. Like I didn't even know. You're not
even in Henriette. You're looking on another planet where you live.
It's not practically rush. Yeah, So I go, well, it's
not fair. So I wanted to just see, Hey, who's
in tonight. I forgot about Rock Paper Scissors, chick. I
wish I did completely forget about it. You approved that
I did for adaption. I did put that shit on me.
I'm not okay, Yes, I am putting it on you.
Speaker 3: Oh you put that Ricky Bobby.
Speaker 6: So I got a story for you.
Speaker 2: But but I just thought that's why I said, who
wants to come in? That was all and so I
but Kevin. Kevin said to me.
Speaker 3: The funny part is we talked yesterday in the phone
and I told him I was coming in today.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, yeah, do you answer his calls?
Speaker 2: Yeah, here's something he called me. Here's what's scaring me,
Here's what's scaring me today. But what I think that
I need to get a little more sleep. I always
had a blinking red light. Today blinking red bike.
Speaker 6: He sat there and waited for it to turn green.
Speaker 2: I've been there one light and I was like in
thought of something else, and all of a sudden, Oh
my god, I just burst out laughing. But I'm like,
this is like getting a little nun done. I've just
had so much shit going on.
Speaker 8: I've done at least three everybody, I've done these three
stupid things I know of on sleep deprivation. Yeah, I
fell asleep at the drive through a Puduncin don'ts. Just
kept driving. They're talking to me. I had my window
rolled up. Never acknowledge the fact that they're talking to me.
I just kept driving. Realized, oh I never ordered okay,
that was on a Saturday. That was when we were
in radio. Another time I drove through a adulta sonic
to get the car washed. Never rolled up my window
until the first quart of water came in. Realized, oh
my gosh, I gotta roll my water by by my window.
Speaker 3: I mean a wash.
Speaker 6: Another time I'm at Wegman's, I run into a professor.
I go, hey, man, how's glass going?
Speaker 2: Dan?
Speaker 6: It's August I mean like that, you know, like sleep
deprivation could be like that. I got married once before too.
Speaker 3: I didn't drink a lot. None of this shit's ever happened.
Speaker 2: No, No, you snooze. You take a nice snooze. Kevin
actually does a very good thing. He naps once in
a while, not often.
Speaker 8: If you nap four days a week, it's like it's
like it's like lowering your all cause mortality by forty percent.
Speaker 2: Okay, doctor Brilla, where are you getting this? Where do
you get that staff from?
Speaker 6: I can't remember where I got it from, but yeah,
I but it's like it's true.
Speaker 2: All right. We are doing an episode till tomorrow night,
kind of a Christmas party theme thing. We're talking about
what to do. I actually am clearing my day tomorrow.
I have something in the morning, and then I'm gonna
come over here. I may decorate some more with more
Christmas shit.
Speaker 3: I should have brought. I had lights, I have.
Speaker 2: I have a bunch of uh uh yes, thank you.
I could not see there it is. I almost said
something else, but I have that. I'll put that up.
We'll have wine. I don't know whether to get cases
of wine. I gotta get gifts for people. It's like
it's us as a whole begins.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll make sure there's guinness. Yeah, I'll make sure
there's ginnus. Why who's requesting guinness?
Speaker 5: Me?
Speaker 2: Oh really, I'll bring my own. I don't get it, No, no, no,
I'll get Guinness and I'll make sure that there's U.
And I was gonna get some wine and I was
gonna get some I have to get some extra wine
and I probably.
Speaker 6: Should bring some appetiz.
Speaker 2: Now I'm starting to feel like people other people, I
I don't know, you mean other people. I should have
opened it up.
Speaker 6: We should just love listeners, ya, Vitie Goods?
Speaker 2: Why not? It could be a great show. Uh, Stephanie,
I's gonna come by. Greg Connors will come by.
Speaker 6: Why are you remember? Like we should do in radio CMS.
It would turn into it.
Speaker 8: And I'm not talking about the annual Christmas party with
the clients because we would keep them at bay.
Speaker 6: They kind of were afraid to come out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they would just like to see what was going.
Speaker 6: Okay, it's like a fishbowl. We just do a show.
When it was like our Chris A show on the Friday,
Oh got you, what's a free for all.
Speaker 8: Like the dad yelling at people quite doing a show here.
Speaker 2: It was like all these idiots. It was phenomenal.
Speaker 6: People tell but it always it worked out though it
was great.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I might have left that show too soon. I
don't know, I mind, I don't know. I don't I'll
never know if I did or not. I don't know,
because what do you think? Back like it was, there
was a lot of funny stuff and real deep connections
with people like Mike the Dad's dying and his wife
calls me first, Josh, I.
Speaker 8: Still have a voicemail from Mike the Dad before he
died left on my phone that I will not erase.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 2: Then we had who is the John the prison Consultant? Yeah,
Mike the Hammer, Mike the Hammer. Yeah, all these guys
are dead.
Speaker 6: Junkie Steve still alive. Junkie Steve still thank god. Noel
the Queen of the Silver Dollar. I don't know where
she is.
Speaker 2: She's around?
Speaker 6: Is she around?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I think she's married and has a kid. Oh wow, yeah, okay,
something on fake good for her.
Speaker 3: Your guy's comedy killed a lot of Kurt Crumpy Burt
Crumpy Doug.
Speaker 6: He called up what I guess he goes. I watched
Dodd Allard every night. Do at six, do at six,
do at six. You know what, Dow, It's six in
my house is channel eight.
Speaker 3: Grumpy Dug sits in. You're seeing every Tuesday now. Yeah,
fucking stamps are seventy three cents.
Speaker 6: A screw to tea. That show really was a blast.
Speaker 2: Yes, I think I didn't appreciate it from fully what
it was.
Speaker 6: It was hard to appreciate. We had so many freaking
shots coming at us in all angles.
Speaker 2: There were a lot of shots, and I had a
lot of my kids, you.
Speaker 5: Know what, you know what, you know what.
Speaker 8: Working in editcom was like it's like having an autoimmune
disease when your body attacks you, when your body starts fighting.
Speaker 3: You, working against you.
Speaker 8: B December twelfth, management when your don't management would actually
work against you.
Speaker 2: Uh yeah yeah yeah yeah. It was like lupus. But
it was great because I just I was you did
not give a good no, and I fought. I just gave.
I just fought. I just fought and fought and fought,
and that part of it is like, yeah, it's sort
of unnecessary. Yeah, finally got further. If I hadn't fought
so much, but god, I did have a hell of
a lot of fun.
Speaker 6: And when you left, we were number one. Yeah, that's
how you say F you, Danny.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that is it is. That's what I said. That's
how you say f you got its number one, I said,
fucking out of you.
Speaker 6: Now I get the number one podcast in Rochester.
Speaker 2: That's right, baby. For Dann Marilla and all his passion
for the bills, For Kevin who's just containing himself at
lend three, Slim the fuck down. I'm Bill Moran. We'll
see you for a bonus one tomorrow.
Speaker 3: See what you want with Tennessee