Speaker 1: When your old career gives you lemons. Throwing some ice
mix in some vodka.
Speaker 2: A podcast from the Mac of All Trade Studio in
Fairport and driven by Victor Chrysler Dods Jim Ram.
Speaker 1: It's Billified, the Bill Moran Podcast.
Speaker 2: Well, hello and welcome. Thanks for getting your pot on.
Thank you for telling a friend. That's how we spread
the word about the pirate ship. My headphones are too loud.
Kevin is here tonight. Let me fix the camera that
you repositioned. I did reposition the camera because it's the wall.
Now all of a sudden, No, wait, now you went
too far.
Speaker 3: Hang on, Well you had it pointed at the wall.
Speaker 2: No I didn't.
Speaker 4: It was on you.
Speaker 2: Let's see if we can get now there's like.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, now they're sexy.
Speaker 2: You really I need it over there? We go, all right,
there it is, Hello, welcome, thank you for getting your
pot on. Uh. I don't know what's happening here. I
thought there were other people joining, but I don't know.
I don't know. I don't know what happened.
Speaker 3: I just thought he was sitting low on to the
table mane.
Speaker 2: I don't know what happened. I'm hoping I'm wrong in
my theory.
Speaker 3: If he's out here by set three, we'll call him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think he's upset. I think somebody's upset.
Speaker 3: Oh, you pissed him off.
Speaker 2: I didn't mean to piss anybody. I choice some guests,
Well they were I'll touch on it.
Speaker 3: Did you get a lot of besides what you've told me,
Did you get a lot of fetal Yeah, a lot
of positive or negative or probably.
Speaker 2: More uh negative than positive. Yeah, which sort of surprised me.
And I know that doctor Bowers. If you go back
and watch the episode forty seven, doctor Bowers went in
and then did say, I am being somewhat theatrical and
over to the top, and you know, I mean he
sort of said that maybe I'm using the wrong words,
but he said some things that obviously people don't agree
with because President Trump is there, however.
Speaker 3: But after the country agrees with it, and it'd say
his opinion.
Speaker 2: It's his opinion. And that's that's the thing that always
surprises me, Like, boy, people get so angry that it
almost feels like we can have a discussion. Now. There
were some people would say that guy put up walls
himself yesterday some things, uh and he said there were
people that he wouldn't talk to or be friends with. So, okay,
I was trying to think about this. I go, I
think the Democrats made a And I really wasn't intending
to start this way, but I'm trying to think. I
think that Democrats made a mistake because I will say this,
and I will look directly into our camera and right
into the microphone and just say, most of the people
I know who were voting for Trump prefaced it with
things like I wouldn't sit down to break bread with
that guy. Those are phrases that were said to me, yep,
by people the same thing. Okay, So if that's the case,
then you've got to have a candidate that's significantly better
on the other side or offers something. So what that
says to me is because people go, well, I said,
I kept saying, Kamala Harris isn't talking enough about policy
if she's going to make a difference. There's no policy
talk that I had seen.
Speaker 3: And that's the one thing Trump said too. He goes
there was an interview. She was asked, Dave one, what
are you gonna do?
Speaker 2: Yes, she had nothing, So somebody said, back pick anything
somebody said back to me, Yeah. Somebody said, back to me, well,
what policy did he have? And I said, but he
was president for four years, and you can go back,
And I said, and you can go back and you
can see some of the things that were policy that
went into effect. You can also as the economy was.
I'm not saying that.
Speaker 3: The convention things he wants to do day one.
Speaker 2: And I exactly, and and I didn't hear that coming
from her. And here's the other thing. And the people
are not going to like this. I do not believe
that Kamala Harris is likable for many people. I don't
think she's likable for many people. I think after that,
I'm wrong. After after that I fiasco at the Sex
Toy Party, Yeah, the first debate, Yeah, I think the
Democrats knew at that point they were fucked. Okay, Joe
couldn't keep his eyes open, and they had they had
nothing they could do. They had nobody that wants nobody wanted.
Speaker 3: To step up. She had to step up, right, she
had no change. I think I think at that point
they might have been better off just running Joe.
Speaker 2: But maybe I don't. I don't know.
Speaker 3: I think the Democrats just kind of met.
Speaker 2: When I think that you couldn't run, Joe, I think
there's no way. I thought there was no chance. I'm
not saying Kamala Harris isn't a good candidate. I'm just
saying I think for majority of people, she wasn't likable,
and she didn't have enough policy, and you weren't telling
different and she was tied to an administration that was
painted with a broadbrush or not by whom I don't know,
but with right that kind of threw pain on it.
Speaker 3: So I'm also wondering if it's something where and again
this is nineteen fifties thinking, but do many Americans trust
a woman to run the country. Okay, I'm not trying
to say that to be no sexist or anything, but
I'm sure that that sentiment is out there.
Speaker 2: All right. I think there is. I heard a woman
say I'd rather a man be a leader. I've heard
a woman say that. I'm not making that up just
to say it, but that I've always had a couple
problems like I know.
Speaker 3: He's And I'm not saying she couldn't or that Harry couldn't,
but I just don't feel like enough Americans trust that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you could. I think Hillary could have. I think
Hillary thought she had it in the bag and didn't
go work the states she needed to work. But I
so I'm not sure about that. I I think though,
that it's almost insulting to say that a woman should
vote for a woman, right because.
Speaker 3: Just because there's never been a woman president, that doesn't
mean or second word putting up there should be it.
Speaker 2: I just say, like, I think they expected to get
the women women's vote, and I think that women are
intelligent enough or or of secure enough of themselves to
make a decision based on policy or whatever whatever the
more attractive things.
Speaker 3: And that was the thing that was what the Democrats
were voting. You can't can't vote for this guy, you
have vote for to the point where they were saying, oh,
you don't have to tell anybody who you voted for.
You if you love Trump and your husband loves Trump,
you can still vote for Cambell and tell him that
you voted for Trump.
Speaker 2: Did they really do that, Well, it.
Speaker 3: Was all sorts of though.
Speaker 2: I didn't see that. Okay, well, look so that that's
the only thing. And I but I do know that
doctor Bower said some stuff, and I think it bothers
some people. That's all. Oh, well, I know he did,
and uh, I know I read there was part of
my here was part of my thing. Wouldn't you want
to see where other people what they're thinking on the
other side if you're not in agreement, I'm not necessarily
in agreement with everything. I wouldn't tell somebody to go
to Canada and right because.
Speaker 3: Here's the thing. The right doesn't care what the fucking
left things, and the left doesn't care what the right things.
And there's there's not that middle ground anymore.
Speaker 2: Well, we need to find.
Speaker 3: That's where we need.
Speaker 2: That's where I both PARTI I think with Eventually we'll
sing back a little bit. That's all. That's all the
Democrats need to let's you know. That's it. I think
everything's going to be fine. And as I asked him yesterday,
and I asked this question on purpose, I felt like
the president who's in DC doesn't have a direct impact
on my everyday life. I'm not saying that they can't
make things your scope and affect some things and that's
not it, but my everyday life. And that's why I
want to say to anybody who's got this fear and
this thing stop. You know what I mean. I'm not
saying Okay, I understand all your concerns. We'll see what happens.
But right, that's it. In other news that we do
have a crisis, Kevin crisis, And I have thoughts where
did it happen? Monkeys have escaped? Monkeys have escaped from
a research facility, a biological research facility. Forty monkeys. Was
it New York City, Florida or South Carolina?
Speaker 3: I feel like I saw it. I thought it was
South Carolina.
Speaker 2: That would be crazy.
Speaker 1: Here's what we know.
Speaker 2: Oops? Wrong guy? Oh no, oh, I do have the time.
They all didn't get I didn't get this story hanging on.
Speaker 3: They all had lipstick on. Well there patches of hair.
Speaker 2: How did I mess up a whole story here? This sucks?
I thought I had the news story. Everything went went
haywired today. But you had forty monkeys that left a
biological like escaped. But this isn't the first time. Eight
years ago, in twenty sixteen they got out as well.
Do you ever have one of those moments where you
smart ass monkeys?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I know, But do you ever have one of those
moments where you're sitting somewhere and go, did I leave
the oven on? Did I my parents used to do open? Well,
that's the things like did I forget to lock the cage?
Did I forget to do whatever? Forty monkeys to the
point where they're telling people and I need to find
this story.
Speaker 3: And these little little bitty monkeys like the friend's monkey
or these like tang.
Speaker 2: No, I think they're like the friend's monkey. But I
looked up what happens to monkeys in a BioResearch facility
and the first thing that came up. Was often used
for invasive experiments, including surgical procedures like brain implants, where
electrodes are inserted onto their brains to study neurological functions,
sometimes involving behavioral tasks while the brain activity is recorded, right,
so can we can see if they.
Speaker 3: Got monkeys running around with brain cords hanging off the
back of their have like dreads, that's gonna be awesome.
Speaker 2: They ripped them out. They may also be used to
study diseases like AIDS horrible and are often subjected to
drug testing, with researchers observing the effects of their physiological
or physiology excuse me and behavior, often requiring restraint and
anesthesia during procedures, and another one said research into reproduction fertility,
and they are also used in the safety testing of
new medicines and vaccines. So here here's my opinion on this,
because I know that people. I don't like to see
any creature. I'm opposed to any living creature suffering. I
don't want that. However, if a vaccine was testing on
primates and it eradicated something that was going to wipe
out members, my loved ones, or they found a new
cancer drug that directly got this whatever leukemia, whatever kind
of cancer, and eradicated it or got it out of
the person, they don't have a problem with the monkey testing,
do you know what I'm saying?
Speaker 3: So you got a test on something.
Speaker 2: Sometimes I always think ignorance is bliss.
Speaker 3: But I just hope that these monkeys are pissed and
they find them and one just rips off the face
like the broad from heres Ago.
Speaker 2: God, yes, I was gonna uh play that today, but
uh God, I had the whole damn story and that
just wiped out. But that I go. Do you imagine
if you're being chased because they're telling you on the news,
if you see these monkeys don't go near them. Yeah,
they got a coin. This is the thing.
Speaker 4: I go.
Speaker 2: How scary would that be?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 2: You walk outside and there's a bunch of monkeys? But
uh yeah, I mean you could be being chased by
the monkey. They could be smoking a light. Could you
see trying? I can or see if they could get
a reward for returning the monkey. Old, yeah, give me
back my monkey. But here's the real question. Should this
facility in South Carolina that now has had I think
last time it was under twenty monkeys. I thought it
was somewhere between fifteen and twenty monkeys, and now forty
monkeys have escaped from this research facility. Should they lose
their license for not being able to contain the monkeys?
Speaker 3: I need to call Macavoll Trades and get some better
pens and cages and doors.
Speaker 2: Jesus, I know, I because I go. And who's getting
fired for this? Somebody's got to lose their job. That's
always the janitor's fault. But don't you think it's well,
it could be or somebody broke in. And are they
not saying that somebody broke in? You know what I mean?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 2: And how strong are these little fuckers if they get out,
you know what I mean? Now, what if what if
you gave them like some kind of superhuman Like we're
looking for something that can give you the benefits of
exercise without exercise, remember, like we're always looking for that.
Monkeys just like strong yeahs jack and it just starts,
you know, punching in a face. Yeah. I think it
would be pretty bad, that's all. But I will see
what happens with you.
Speaker 3: What are they trying to catch them? Are they are
they what are they tasing them? Are they laying out
fucking bananas?
Speaker 2: And they tell you that if you see a monkey
because what I loved in the news story that I
thought I had recorded, let me say.
Speaker 3: You've got the monkey shit flung at your window.
Speaker 1: Well in your news to go.
Speaker 5: The search continues for forty monkeys that escape from the
Alpha Genesis facility, and Yemissy w JCL twenty two news
is Kyra Nevau live in the low country keeping his
head on a swivel with those primates.
Speaker 1: And of course this is a public.
Speaker 5: Safety thefty monkeys.
Speaker 2: It's raining and they send the guy on the ring.
Speaker 6: Like you mentioned, forty monkeys escape from the Alpha Genesis facility.
Happened around nine forty five last night and police are
asking anyone to just get they see them, to stay away,
and that's why we're here at the Municipal complex here
in ymbssy. But here's what police are doing right now
to find those monkeys. Like I mentioned, happened nine forty
monkeys escaped nine five last night and currently police have
placed traps all around the area to capture those monkeys.
Speaker 2: Now so far craps, no idea.
Speaker 6: What those traps actually look like. Let's talk what information
about that. But police are also utilizing on site thermal
imaging cameras an attempt to locate these monkeys. Now, the monkeys
are used at the facility for biomedical research. And this
isn't the first time those monkeys actually escaped from the
Alphagema six facility. Back in twenty sixteen, nineteen monkeys made
a break from the compound, but they were all captured
about six hours later. Now residents are being asked to
lock their doors, lock their windows and if they see
these monkeys and just sail away and call police. Now
we're trying to make some contact with the local police
here to get any update on if they captured any
captured any, but so far we have not heard back, Lavin.
M me seem Kyrie nevo back to you fraid.
Speaker 1: All right again the news.
Speaker 5: If you see a monkey, if one comes to your door,
don't they'll answer it. Call nine to one one, all right, Kai,
thanks so much.
Speaker 3: Kind of between Augusta and Savannah, Georgia.
Speaker 2: Okay, kind of on that co Yeah, yeah, I used
to be on a radio station in the low Country.
I remember, I have to say the Low Country's FM. Yeah,
I was on one of those stations in the low Country.
Maybe the monkeys would have listened. I don't know if
that's the colin, can you put it? How fucking weird
is that? Though? They like you'd be freaked out a
little bit if you saw a monkey, just I would
assume it's somebody's pet that escaped.
Speaker 3: Or you're sitting in your found room and got the
back door not open, but you yeah the blinds open
and thunderstar and yeah, bolt the lightning and there's seven
monkeys sitting on your deck just watching TV with you. Yeah,
freaked me the fuck out.
Speaker 2: I hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil.
Those kind of monkeys sitting over their ears eyes and
I'll covered that would but anyway, that that's the big news.
Monkeys have escaped. That's what I will tell you. All Right,
we'll take a moment, uh when we come back. Things
that are not all they're cracked up to be. Not
things that are not all they're cracked up to be read.
Some things that are pretty interesting, and I'm sure we
have some of them on We'll get to all that
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Yes it is. You missed the story we just did.
Speaker 7: Was this about the monkeys in escape?
Speaker 2: Yeah, the bio facility?
Speaker 1: Trump gets elected?
Speaker 3: Oh got to start a new pandemic.
Speaker 2: One point nine seconds.
Speaker 3: One point nine.
Speaker 2: Seconds, all right? So I was worried that not worried.
Speaker 1: I was.
Speaker 2: You had written me something earlier and you used a
word that you never used.
Speaker 3: Christian like, no, stop it?
Speaker 1: Oh you told him?
Speaker 2: I did?
Speaker 7: Did you tell the story out here on the podcast?
Did you tell the story on the podcast of what
I know?
Speaker 2: Okay, Okay, No I did not. So I said, I
don't know texture pastor though. I just said, I don't
know if you've got I don't know if Danny's in
protest or not.
Speaker 1: Oh no, not at all?
Speaker 2: Was it sure? And so then I started this thing
and I started talking a little bit reflecting back on
the on the doctor Bowers because Kevin said to me,
did you get get a lot of response? I said,
got a tremendous metal response, and a lot of people
very angry at me. I got you, Yeah, I got
a lot of I'm never listening again. This guy's a
whack job. Why would you have him on? And my
point for having him on was, well, I didn't know
he would be that hard. However, I also wanted to
get inside the mind of somebody who was really on
that side. And then I I, so what I said
in the first set when you learn here?
Speaker 1: Oh damn, I missed the first set.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 1: I'm so sorry. I misled. I missed. I misread the
freaking text. So I said, I gotta get checked for dyslexia.
Speaker 2: All I said was the Democrats spot I have. I
have said, like I one, I have my beliefs. And
I pulled my filled my dot for who. I filled
my dot for it, and it wasn't Trump. So therefore
you can make your own decision. And I had my
reasons for doing that.
Speaker 7: Did you write down toothless Eddie because they said something
about toothless Edi.
Speaker 1: In Monroe County?
Speaker 2: I did not.
Speaker 1: Maybe it was Eddie I did.
Speaker 3: There was a third candidate. I don't remember what the
hell it was, but if some.
Speaker 1: Really because I didn't get a third candidate.
Speaker 2: I didn't either. I saw jo stein Er. I saw
so what I said was Cornell. Figure this out? Is
I go. Most people I know who voted for Trump,
I said to or we're going to we're going to
always kind of couched it when they talked to you
and said I wouldn't break bread with the guy. Right,
Am I wrong?
Speaker 1: Is that how I couched it with you?
Speaker 2: No, I don't know if you did.
Speaker 3: Yes, he did?
Speaker 2: You did?
Speaker 1: This is how I couched it?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 1: Or the other day I said, listen, I don't like
either candidate.
Speaker 2: Yes, okay, but.
Speaker 7: But at the same like, you know, I'm not a
Trump guy at all. No, I filled the bubble.
Speaker 2: Said to me, I wouldn't break bread, but it was
Matt that SETI would would would would Matt would.
Speaker 3: Eat with him?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Matt would, But so.
Speaker 1: I'd sit down with it. I'd sit down with her too.
I don't care so well. As a Christian, I'll sit
down with anybody.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, I understand.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying like that that I know what I mean,
buddies with them.
Speaker 2: I don't know about that all right, But my point
is that people were couching it. So there wasn't one
hundred percent for him. So what I said was, you
leave the door open. But the Democrats obviously didn't put
up a likable candidate, is what I said. I said,
I think that there's a likability problem with Kamala Harris.
Maybe I'm wrong. I'm just trying to look at why
did this happen. You have people everybody, and I think
if you push most people they're going to go, well,
it was really this issue with Trump. I don't like this,
this and this about the guy, but this is it, right?
I feel like that I maybe I'm wrong. So I
got a text going Kamala isn't likable, but Trump is.
I don't have to like the president. They have to
be smart and know what they're doing. Okay, But my
only point.
Speaker 1: Was, look, I didn't you didn't know what he was
going to say?
Speaker 2: No, no, no, this is somebody texting now. When I
said that Kamala maybe she wasn't a likable candidate. I
don't think she put enough policy forward. And I said
something that probably upset some people. I said, it's almost
insulting to women to say you have to vote for
a woman because she's a woman. Yes, And I think
and I've even said, and people get upset with me
about this, if you have to have voter like ID
or something, well we can't have that. Well, you're almost
insulting to the people to say you need a license.
You don't know where the DMV is. Right, You're so
dumb you don't know where.
Speaker 1: The DMV is.
Speaker 2: And I go, boy, that seems like it's in a way.
It's you could drive a cab, plugging at it wrong, but.
Speaker 1: You could drive the cab.
Speaker 7: You have to have your car registered, you have to
get a license, you have to pass all the tests,
but I have to vote.
Speaker 1: We don't care.
Speaker 2: Well, no, but I understand, but I and I see
what they're I get it. It's a right.
Speaker 1: We can go back and forth all day.
Speaker 2: All I'm saying is that to make those things and
the excuse is, well, some people can't. That's insulting. It's insulting.
You're insulting the intelligence of people by doing that. I
think that that's an insulting thing, and I don't like that.
Speaker 1: That's all I heard the podcast from yesterday.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, I know you do. Thanks, we're letting it us.
But you know that the monkeys got out that's why
we put a monkey man. The monkeys were out in
this for I did see here, here's something that just
I don't know why. I had a little bit of
time and at some point today and I went, I wonder,
what's happening in the where I grew up? What weird
ship's happening there?
Speaker 7: Because there's always weird, there's always I know the feeling, yes,
I know the feeling.
Speaker 2: But one of those seven people doing yeah, I don't know.
I just thought, this is weird. What what's the weird
thing that's going on? And sure enough I find a
story not I guess it's maybe it's not all that weird,
but they had it on the cover of the Poughkeepsie
Journal and then the Poughkeepsie Journals behind a paywall, and
I was like, I don't know. So I searched the
article and there's a woman in red Hook, which was
a school that we competed against. It was like a
neighboring town. And she has been teaching at this middle school.
She's been teaching math since nineteen sixty one. She is
in her eighties and she's still teaching math at this school.
Speaker 3: She won't teach that counter core bullshit either.
Speaker 2: No, but the thing was like, I go, holy shit,
you will carry that fucking too. So they are, they're trying,
they're trying to. Yeah, she's sixty three years, she's been
a teacher. This is her sixty fourth year as a teacher.
She's had kids, their kids, their grandkids, and I think
now she's says she might have a great grandkids.
Speaker 1: Now babies are having babies.
Speaker 2: They'll tell me it's okay that they got a six.
And she said, what's the biggest thing that's changed. What
do you think she said, was the biggest change she's
seen in children.
Speaker 7: I want to say behavioral, but the kids are kids,
no matter what age.
Speaker 1: That seems too easy, too low hanging coat.
Speaker 2: All right, all right, is it the hygiene? No, No,
you're on the right track. You what do you what
do you think? She was asked. When asked what what
has changed the most in education? What has changed most
in education over the past sixty three years, she said,
it's students. And she said two things about students, and
I go, I can totally get it. And I think
both of them we could attribute back to social media. Again,
my opinion, more probably attitude of the students. Behavior, Yeah,
behavior and confidence. She said, behavior in confidence with the
two things. And she said in the classroom, said, uh,
students not feeling as empowered to reach for top goals.
And she said, they'll tell me it's okay. They got
a sixty five on a test, and I say, no,
it isn't. I know you got more. Give it to me,
give me more. And when I pushed them, they start
to do it.
Speaker 3: As long as my score is above the number of
years you've taught, I don't give a shit that stands
at three years of a teacher or sixty four years
of a teacher.
Speaker 2: So there's a lot of different ways you can get passed.
You can think about this.
Speaker 1: Is sixty five still passing, by the way or lower.
Speaker 2: Rid No, sixty five still passed.
Speaker 1: I thought I heard some more. They lorded it to
fifty five.
Speaker 2: No, they didn't load. Okay, all right, I don't believe.
I don't believe they have. Okay, I hope they get
rid of the Department of Education. I think it's I
think we're when Jordan, what is it at Aquinas, I'm
pretty sure it's sixty five. Okay. I thought that mcquad
might be seventy. I thought McQuaid was seventy.
Speaker 1: Elementary school it was seventy. For us, I think it
was seventy.
Speaker 2: I think it was seventy or seventy two. Was failing there.
I thought, I feel like some of the.
Speaker 3: Public schools, it might be sixty. Yeah, I'm still sixty
five for the regions, which I think they've said is
going away. Tyler is done that. He takes reasons in as.
Speaker 7: Anyway, the reason I remember elementary school being higher is
because The Simpsons. The second season of The Simpsons, the
first episode, every all the kids in fifth or fifth
grade were excited, and the first.
Speaker 1: Episode Bart goes I got a D. I kissed the teacher.
They kept repeating that line.
Speaker 7: They're like, yeah, in Bart Simpson's school, a D is passing,
Like oh wow, no kidding.
Speaker 1: We didn't realize that we're the anomaly.
Speaker 2: She's get degreed. Well, I don't know how long is
like you go how long is too long? But at
what age do you walk in the room and your
you just get respect for all you've done, Like she's
been a teacher for sixty three years in the same
school district. Is she wears a skirt or a dress
every day. The only time she wears pants is field day.
She goes, you know it'll be fiel day when I
wear pants. And she said, but I go, what age
are you walking?
Speaker 3: Do you like?
Speaker 2: Because I'm thinking if an eighty year old woman walked
in and was gonna start teaching a math class to
fourteen year olds or twelve years old, I don't know
what kind of respect they're going to get.
Speaker 3: Does it speak to her being married at all?
Speaker 2: Yes, No, it does speak to it. What do you
think the answer?
Speaker 3: I'm guessing she's like my high school math teacher that
was into other high school female math teachers.
Speaker 2: Oh how many times does one math teacher? I don't know.
All it says is she's she's never been married, she's
never been married, and she doesn't have any children. That's
all they said. They don't go any further that, And
she calls the school her her family.
Speaker 3: So she's eighty and she's a lesbian. She just won't.
Speaker 2: I think she's like over eighty, but still, yes, she's speaking.
Speaker 3: You don't speak of that in those times?
Speaker 2: No, No, I just go, how long do you have
to do something to earn respect? To just walk in
and be like, I'm not going to fuck around. You know,
she's she's a legendary teacher in that school. They've submitted
her for longest tenured teacher to the Guinnessburgh World Record
red Hook. Yes, she's the alheart of Red Hook. And
I think there's a teacher somewhere that taught seventy something
years in the same district, So she may not have
that record. Oh wow, seventy something.
Speaker 3: People don't live that.
Speaker 2: Fuck Now, we have one an Aquinas that was there forever.
So I think she retired, finally retired, and I think
she was dead with an ear.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, lost a purpose.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's just kind of it. You lose your purpose.
Speaker 7: Had been Eddie Robinson at Gramble. He coached for like
fifty years and he retired. He got Yeah, just like
turnout too.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So I never thought about Beheim.
Speaker 2: Yeah we did.
Speaker 1: You know you'll be on TV at some point.
Speaker 2: You eat all those boogers. Yeah, you sustain yourself as
I'm they made me leave.
Speaker 1: I don't want to leave.
Speaker 2: But I thought it was interesting that she said behavior
and self esteem, and I go, I think those two
things were confidence, which I'm calling self esteem. I think
those two things you can directly tie in some fashion
if you really wanted to make the argument to social medi.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, because you're getting bullied on the way home,
You're getting bullied at home, you're getting bullied by and
then you're comparing everybody like you're like, oh, look what
I want to vacation this week.
Speaker 2: You're also getting fed a bunch of like smart ass yeah,
ways to be smart asses? Like Jamison's showing me an
interview where there it's this kid and he's just standing
there in a store and he's interviewing an older person
and he says to him, what is your favorite you know,
what's the most significant thing to happen in your life
or what was it? And the guy standing there and
the person answering goes, oh, it will be the birth
of my kids and it was really an amazing thing
and blah blah blah blah. And Jamison's laughing, and I go,
what's so funny? And I don't see it because I'm
looking at the person who's answering the question. The interviewer
lets his pants fall down. Oh do you see what
I'm saying? Okay, So if that's your steady diet, what's
funny and what's not funny? Tell me that doesn't translate
to the classroom to try to get a laugh out
of the kids. So behavior has changed, I'm sure because
now you have a whole tutorial on how to be
a dick. I didn't have it, and I still was,
but I had to earn it. You had to earn
being a dicky.
Speaker 3: Class you had to earn.
Speaker 2: Be they you needed to. You gotta. I was a
smart ass. I was in grade seven through twelve. Those guys.
I used to pick on the older kids so much
with my mouth that they they tried to flush me
in the toilet and I grabbed onto the stall door
and they could not pry my hands off. I was
not going in that fucking toilet, and they left me
there hanging upside down.
Speaker 3: I've taught dictum for sixty three years, but they respected you.
Speaker 2: What I'm saying, Danny. They did. They did. And that's
the thing. It's like, I go, but now you've got
a tutorial in it, they show you how to do it.
Disney has had chows when the boys were little, I
always go. They always had that smart ass character. Everybody
laughed at I go, and the kids I can't tell
who they were mimicking, right, So I think that's part
of it. And then I also think the self esteem
thing is like, yeah, I fuck it, I don't want
to do it anyway. I can't tell you how many times,
like in the brief time I've been substitute teaching, I'll
hear things like, uh, never gonna use this anyway, I'm
never gonna do it, and I'll always go, yeah, but
wouldn't it be nice to know? And I bet you do,
because if you're gonna build stairs, you need to rise
and a run. I'm never building stairs. I go really
tell that to your wife when she wants a new
deck one day and you find out how much it
costs and you could.
Speaker 1: Have built it yourself, or when you don't have the.
Speaker 7: Satisfaction, or when your wife asks you something and you
don't have the answer yes, and then you're like, I
could I could have learned this in fifth grade.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know if you learned it in fifth grade,
but they were doing like graft stuff where you have
to you know, right, basically it is rise and run.
They don't know it is that, but that's what when
you're figuring outstairs it's rise and run, and it's not
that you guys have to look at it for a
minute and you can figure it. Yeah. Sorry, see, I know,
I know, I know. The argument will always come never
used it. I just like knowledge for the sake of knowledge.
I like knowing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, me too, I like knowing.
Speaker 3: I love that my knowledge is excel formula.
Speaker 2: What makes what do what exel? I don't know that,
but so that I always.
Speaker 7: Think about geting a subscription. You ever heard this thing
called blinkist. No, it's like it's a subscription, it's an app.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 7: So they take books and they say most books are
really poorly written, like even great books of philosophy, on
math and everything, physics or finance, there are like four
or five hundred pages because they have to justify writing
a book and selling a book. But they can boil
it down to like a fifteen minute blank they call
it okay. So you pay like so much a month
and you get access to all these famous books on philosophy, history, economics, finance.
They just get to the heart of it, and they
just get to the heart of the matter, like Dale
Carnegie's book How to Win Friends and Influence People.
Speaker 1: They boil it down to fifteen minutes.
Speaker 2: Is that called the blankets? Because I get every time
I'm sitting on the turlet.
Speaker 7: And that's the point about they target you and advertising
when you're on the throne.
Speaker 1: Can exit?
Speaker 2: Micro learning is what they call it. Could be that too,
call it micro learning. But yeah, I may not have
blanket if I another one there.
Speaker 1: I was thinking of buy it because you're laughing.
Speaker 3: At I'm just laughing at you on the candace studying.
Speaker 2: You don't fucking look at the championship.
Speaker 1: I just got done reading the Four Agreements, all right,
and I can tell you this man next day. I
just got done reading it. Rich dad, Poor dad? Do
you want to be the poor dad? Did you really
read the book?
Speaker 2: Well? I read the blinkin Well, so the blink is
basically like.
Speaker 3: You're basically read the packaged cliff notes.
Speaker 2: That's exactly what I was gonna say. It's cliff notes.
Speaker 1: It's cliff notes form fifteen minutes or lest though.
Speaker 2: Yeah, guys, how many books you could read?
Speaker 1: I was thinking about getting.
Speaker 2: Why not even get the book on table? Well do it,
and see.
Speaker 1: Let's think about doing it.
Speaker 4: Do it?
Speaker 2: I would like to hear.
Speaker 7: I got myself a Christmas list of things are gonna
buy myself this Christmas that might be on the list.
Speaker 1: I also got this pedal board that.
Speaker 3: I want to buy.
Speaker 2: Who buys, Kevin? Have you ever made a Christmas list
of ship you want to buy?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: Okay, you know why?
Speaker 3: Because I'm a crown ass man.
Speaker 2: No, because you're a father with kids. You gotta buy it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's why would you have nieces in that and
I buy them? I spoiled?
Speaker 2: No, you do.
Speaker 7: This is the first year I didn't buy presents for
my brothers and sisters or their siblings because I insisted, no,
it's too much, don't do it, Dan, Yeah, we'll spend
it on the kids. So then I do, and I
spend it on there I go. Just make sure you
make it up. Make it up fort Since I don't
have kids on my wife, I'm my wife's.
Speaker 2: Stuff, okay, because I don't want to and I don't know.
Speaker 1: Because her pond.
Speaker 7: So my wife's Birthday and Christmas are back to back days. Bro,
that's a hall man. I might as well just have
Amazon Prime show up at my house and just hang
out for.
Speaker 2: A little bit, right, what's up on your on Danny's
Christmas wish list.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, so the Blinkers need to do the.
Speaker 2: Twelve Days of Danny's Christmas. That's what I want to.
Speaker 1: I want to sound like a twelve year old girl,
which I do. Now, yes, you do.
Speaker 2: That's the point. So you don't think I thought that.
Speaker 7: There's so you know how you have certain credit cards.
I have, like a so you get so many points
that you get for.
Speaker 1: Dollars off on stuff.
Speaker 7: Okay, so I'm up to like five hundred bucks off,
so I'm going to use it towards Amazon, and I'm
gonna get this pedal board that can make any guitars
sound like any effect.
Speaker 1: So it's like a thousand dollars.
Speaker 7: I'm not gonna have to pay like maybe five or
five or four hundred for it because of all the point.
Plus I have a couple of Amazon gift cards people
have given me, so it's gonna be really affordable.
Speaker 3: But things like the guy who's not in a band anymore.
Speaker 1: Money well spent, like well listener, he's sell the good
event halin some more like Fred van Halen. But okay,
so that's out of the list.
Speaker 2: But that's it.
Speaker 1: Not really anything else. Supplements, Uh, supplement some creatine.
Speaker 3: Today, I thought your wife sitiding no more? Yeah, what
happened to this?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 7: That she got sicker than I did. She realized, you know,
maybe you're on to some Just have the guy we're
gonna have on Monday's big into supplements too, is he?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 1: Okay, well educated on What is the guy's name?
Speaker 7: His name is Shorsha Brennan. He is a he's a former.
He was in the Irish Army or Armed Services. I
don't know which branch, if they have branches in Ireland.
I know he's lived all over the world. He's serving branch.
He's uh, he's a he's a good and he's got
a lot of story. You spent a lot of time
in Brazil. He's lived all over the world.
Speaker 2: It's really hard to get into the Jamison ran the Irons.
That's it. Speaking of that, what are think of something,
Danny that would be on your wish list that maybe
if you get you got it. You go ooh, this
isn't all that it's cracked up to be.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, okay, you mean that something I really want now?
But then what might not be?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I mean, like you know, let's say you get
the pedal effects and you go, boy, this is a
fucking bullshit. It all sounds the same, or it doesn't
give me what I want.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that would that would still suck at guitar.
Speaker 7: Yeah yeah, I don't exactly sound like Michael Creany do.
I uh, you know what it was. I bought something
in the past that I found that wasn't ally was
cracked up.
Speaker 3: It was called your first marriage, same damn thing.
Speaker 2: I was thinking, Come.
Speaker 1: On, I got an education. You can't buy on blank I.
Speaker 2: Know, but you could write one and it costs you
more than fifteen dollars a month. Well, I saw something
today and I thought of her friend Laura, because Laura
has always anytime kinky things comes up, Laura seemed to
shyly admit that she would be Alder's so shy about
all right. She would be open to trying things right,
to try and things.
Speaker 1: She looks like someone who would try things.
Speaker 2: And it says one kinster said, they found out the
hard way that putting your manhood into a glass of
wine and then letting the person we can know what
happens next is not only unfulfilling, but that quote it
really stinks.
Speaker 1: I can imagine.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so you put your dick in a little red wine, Yes,
and the person drinks it.
Speaker 2: No, they're not drinking it. What are they gonna do?
They're not drinking the wine. They're they're then taking your
unit and doing what using.
Speaker 3: It as a straw?
Speaker 2: They're yes, well sucking it. Yeah, that's it. Do I
need to paint the picture for you with what's going on?
Has it been that long?
Speaker 1: He's been married for two decades, He's lost that love
and feeling.
Speaker 2: My dick hasn't been in one since eighty seven.
Speaker 3: Sorry, I prefer a white not a red.
Speaker 2: Somebody goes somebody else it's light and woody. Can you?
Somebody said, don't try and sweeten the deal with honey
because it makes a huge mess.
Speaker 3: I think I think it's sticky.
Speaker 2: I think there was a time when I was young,
very young, there was a girlfriend who we tried whip cream,
and I just remember that being all.
Speaker 3: I think all that.
Speaker 2: I think it turned me off from whipped cream. I'm
not kidding because it's so sugar.
Speaker 3: Sounds fun, but it's just so sticky. Yeah done, yeah,
versus the normal steak.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's not like the soap operas. Or the movies.
All of a sudden, it's like, oh, this is okay,
we got clean up now.
Speaker 3: Now here's the one that's like the thing with Stephanie
with the sheet. Yes, she got the cat and the paint,
and she then you with the body and the body paint.
When you're done, you still got to clean that shut up?
Speaker 2: Yes you do?
Speaker 3: And what fun is that? Uh?
Speaker 4: Not?
Speaker 3: Very right?
Speaker 2: Now? I did see this is the one that made
me think of Laura because Laura has talked about being
curious as a swingers, right, has she not? I mean
she said that on the podcast. So somebody said that
they went to a swingers party where everyone seemed like
they came from the bus stop.
Speaker 3: And that's every swingers party ever.
Speaker 2: And the person ended up with poop on their leg. Wow,
oh I know that would that ruin it for you forever?
Speaker 3: And you got to clean up afterwards?
Speaker 2: There you go, all right, Well, a lot of things
to this is why you don't do this.
Speaker 3: There's a reason why they're swingers because they're not usually
attractive people.
Speaker 1: I don't know you and I knew a couple that
were actually really attracted.
Speaker 7: They were yeah, I mean they were better than average
oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, a lot better than average.
Speaker 2: I mean what we're thinking, but I'm saying majority are
not good. Look, well I think you're not wrong, but
I I remember that time I went to Taylor. Yeah,
I told you it was like looking at people into
petting Zoom and then one guy they were, I mean,
they were the front end of Walmart. They were in
the electronic section of Walmart. By you know, I mean
that kind of person.
Speaker 7: The couple that we knew were actually very attractive. He
was jacked and she was really cute, you.
Speaker 2: Know, like the people of Walmart is what I'm trying
to think of, like, because that's what I would expect,
the people of Walmart website shows up at the Swigger party. Well,
these people were there. They were in the electronic section
a little higher end, buying a phone by.
Speaker 1: One that's two miles down from the upside down Pineapple,
that's all. And we were swinging, yeah swing.
Speaker 2: All right, we'll take a moment and uh, we have
a we have a theme that tune. Yeah, all right,
we got a theme that tune. And then we're going
to be talking to Peter about the Buffalo Bill.
Speaker 1: I'm so sorry. I was late. I apologize for what
I apologize. I just read the text.
Speaker 2: Get out.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: Everything is sorry, mister, everything is fine.
Speaker 1: We will get to all that, probably thinking, thank god.
Speaker 2: I have a question for Peter that I'm very excited about.
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Speaker 2: Yes, it looks like I don't know if I'll be
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Speaker 1: It's hard to cover, is he He's.
Speaker 7: Very talented and you gotta like, like he could he
could play lead and sing at the same time. It's
very hard to do. It's like Steve Ray Vanish.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's more poppy. Yes, he's not.
Speaker 7: A band either, like cover bands, you know, like one
guy's not gonna out and just cover John Mahyer.
Speaker 1: All right, like Dave Matthews had a whole band, so
it was a Dave Matthew's band, John John Mayer.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean he has a band here with him
on stage, but he's yeah, somebody's playing the drum standing
and I'll tell you what somebody Hey, all right. I
did see something that made me laugh today and it
reminded me of a conversation I've had recently. And I
will ask you, as a father of teenage boys, where
do you think I'm gonna go?
Speaker 3: I have no idea.
Speaker 2: Well, I was just gonna ask, like the prolification and
the ability to access porn so easily.
Speaker 3: Well, I told you this story when I was coaching.
The one year I coached hockey, the kids were in
the locker room. And this was I think they were fourteen,
you fourteen year old, so eighth graders. We're discussing around
Valentine's Day that Pornhub had free I had just put
it in an email and then you had a free
week of Pornhub. And kids were talking about the three
or four different email addresses they've put in.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, see, And I always joke as you're
saying John Mayer's hard and talented. I go, that's a
guy who has to sit in his room a lot
and just figure it out. Right, I would assume that
John Mayer probably the play sports in high school. I
don't know you.
Speaker 1: Spent this ten thousand hours.
Speaker 2: It probably did. And I go, will that happen anymore?
Because you got porn are You're not going to have
the next Clapton or Tom Patty your job, Mayer that
it's over.
Speaker 1: But we will have the next log Dogs.
Speaker 2: So this is not saying. And then I read this
story North Korean military men who joined the war front
in Ukraine on behalf of Russia have unfettered internet access
for the first time. Well they could do that, yeah,
maybe using it to watch tons of pornography, according to
a report that the Pentagon official was unable to confirm,
and I went, of course, of course that makes sense.
Speaker 3: Now, no one can very confident that the first website
on the Worldwide Web was a porn site. There's no
doubt in my mind.
Speaker 2: Well, it's funny because, like I I always say, the
world is designed by geniuses. Run it's right, we build
this thing that now we have information at our fingertips
all the time. We have gotten to the point where
now we don't even have to type it in. We
can just verbalize it, right, we just say, hey, serie,
thank you. I was but but my point is that
we don't even have to do that. So that's how
great the technology is. And yet, and yet we devolved
into the basic most horrible thing. I mean, do you
know that the story behind Peanut the squirrel, right, the
little squirrel that the guy had and he had a
lot of people. Yes, that guy is saying that when
they came into the house. I read this on TMZ,
I would say, and people will get annoyed at this.
I think they are a trusted news story.
Speaker 1: They're very accurate. I know it sounds they're highly accurate.
Fucking TMZ. Yeah.
Speaker 7: Man, under the Inquirer of the day, maybe a little
bit better. There was considered to be well, it still
is a rag. But the Acquirer like said, they're the
oj trial. They said the acquire separate standard for accuracy.
Like if it weren't the Inquirer, they would have won
a Pulitzer for the accuracy of the story.
Speaker 2: I totally believe that. And they broke down. They they
were the ones that busted candidates early on. They are
scandal and all that other shit. Anyway, Jerry Swaggert, so uh.
That guy says when they came in to search the
house and they were looking for peanut, they asked, are
there any cameras in here? And he and his wife
are only fans and they do pornography on only fans,
and they think that that was the motivating factor to
come in for the search. Warrant because he says, the
first question not where's the squirrel? Do you have any
pets in here? It's do you have any cameras in here?
Speaker 1: Okay, which would.
Speaker 2: Be an odd question.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Now I didn't just walking to your house and
go do you have any cameras?
Speaker 2: Wow? I warrant if they're coming in with a warrant.
They probably don't want that whole process put out there.
Speaker 3: Probably, so if you're secretly recording them knowing they're coming.
Speaker 2: I like the way you're thinking. I did not. I
gave it a passing a passing thing, but I didn't know.
Speaking of fourteen year olds, your son is now fifteen.
My son is fourteen. But Kevin's son got miked up
during a hockey game.
Speaker 3: Oh really, We put a bluetooth mic in his shoulder pads.
Speaker 2: And we knew about it. Okay, and we have some
of the audio. Oh wow, okay, okay, you'd like to
hear then? Okay, here we go. This is Tyler right, yep,
Tyler fifteen years old. What's the name of the team.
Do you want to say? The Aces?
Speaker 9: Now?
Speaker 2: When you hear that, okay, they scored after that? Does
that make you proud in a way? I have to
say I don't want him saying that, like, you know,
in front of me on the street. I don't want
to tell them it's brother that I would. I have
to feel like I have to say something, but that
it was in the able to play and you're out there.
Speaker 3: I've coached I know what these kids said.
Speaker 2: I would kind of like it.
Speaker 3: There's there's they're fourteen, fifteen years old. Yeah, and there's
no filter.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it is what it is, and I appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Not the refs.
Speaker 7: If the refs are you swear, do they do anything
that depends you know, as long as you're not swearing
at the ref or add another player?
Speaker 3: Well, I just for another player. Yeah, but he.
Speaker 1: Probably did it in general right, like he didn't direct. Yeah,
he's probably know the kid hit him. Oh oh, I
see okay or Tyler.
Speaker 3: I think Tyler knocked him down and that kid heard it.
Speaker 2: It's they all hear it. Oh okay. I was just
thinking like it. It's so quick and so loud that
you may not have heard it or whatever. It just
goes in one ear at the other because you're saying it.
Here's another one. I'm scared.
Speaker 3: There's over ten kids.
Speaker 2: Brous it's not scared, but this gets the biggest kids.
How big was the number ten kid?
Speaker 8: I don't remember.
Speaker 3: I kept looking for him to it. I couldn't on
the video. I couldn't find them.
Speaker 2: And then one final one. This one is sort of
funny because there happens to be a fight, and then
he's the captain. Your son is the captain of the team.
There it comes right.
Speaker 3: Done.
Speaker 5: I poked them, I know, find the and the Russells
putting the fifth on that.
Speaker 2: Ras putting his fist.
Speaker 1: On the guys that because that's really good that ship.
Speaker 2: Good shots.
Speaker 4: Taking the video Keith, what the hell was that way?
Speaker 5: Yeah, you're you got a phone call buddy doing critch.
Speaker 2: But you've got the players that occurred the minor cons Okay,
they have one along to that player that went off
the ice.
Speaker 4: He's got a misconduct as well.
Speaker 2: Okay, so beyond ice two of the two minutes, I
thought they were talking to the coach, I'm talking to Tyler.
The other one will go up on the board okay,
and you'll be down five on three.
Speaker 4: Then we go back and place off here before.
Speaker 2: Okay, remember all that, Well, I'll try it. I'll try it.
Speaker 3: There you go, and he goes back to the bench
and completely he forgets all of it, and the ref
comes back over after the next whistle. The coach, I
told you, captain all this. Apparently it didn't matter. And
one of the kids, oh man, that ref just dodged you.
Speaker 2: Did your son watch this.
Speaker 10: He has not seen it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've only all I've got is that file I
sent you. Yeah, it's like fifteen and then some broken
up clips. Usually my buddy Keith comes out. He's been
doing it since him and my kid young oldest kid
were playing together, since there were seven six, so he'd
always record all the games, right, and we just kind
of brought him along the Tyler's team. And he also
does the video for for aquinas now as well.
Speaker 3: So he will come out and he'll film the whole
game and he'll put together he puts two gold pros
behind each net. He's got his camera up in the
stands because he does a good job. It does a
really good job. Then he'll put it all ed it
together and he'll do like a four or five minute
highlight of some big saves or hits or goals and everything.
Speaker 2: Do the kids watch tape?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, the kids love it.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: No, But I mean do they just give like a
raw one camera feed even to the coach for the
kids to watch.
Speaker 3: There's the thing called Live Barn which has cameras and
a lot of the rinks that you can you can
pay a subscription to see.
Speaker 2: Okay, it kind of sucks.
Speaker 3: The coaches that I've had for with Keith around kind
of like Keith Video because yeah, Tyler's coach who should
be in next week, always will use Keith Video to
kind of break down and show, Okay, this is right
why they scored here, this is why we did this,
or this is what I want you to do kind
of so they'll break it down with that as well. Yeah,
the Aquitas coach gets.
Speaker 2: Wonder if you do that for the podcast.
Speaker 3: He gets two memory cards each game immediately and just
his wife's like as soon as Hockey Susan starts, she's like,
I'm a widow till February.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because he's got to edit all that.
Speaker 3: Well, he's breaking just breaking the footage down. Yeah, the
coach is just what he goes home and watches the
game three times after.
Speaker 1: More important, more importantly when the meat raffle.
Speaker 3: That's what we're working on right now.
Speaker 7: A right good, let me know, okay, because we went
to Best Buy and got a nice little freezer for
extra meat, so well we want to stop that thing
up that wasn't on your Christmas list?
Speaker 1: Well yeah that was it. Well, so yeah, these are
Christmas gifts that get built up.
Speaker 2: I love that you still have a Christmas I I
want to start doing that. I want a quartered cow
for Christmas.
Speaker 1: No so my wife No, my wife goes.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 7: Our neighbors kept giving us these gift cards for over
the years, but then I bought a TV. I didn't
use the gift cards. So we had these gift cards
stack up. So I'm like, well, what were we gonna
use it? Because I would like a freezer, an extra
freezer for meat. I said, ok, okay, so we have
the best buy and bought one.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Nice, I have nice freezers.
Speaker 4: Nice.
Speaker 2: Yeah they do, they do.
Speaker 1: So does he play for.
Speaker 3: Aquinas that starts in uh two weeks?
Speaker 1: Okay? So the the Aces is a different team, travel team,
travel team. Okay.
Speaker 7: So like if he wants to go like get a
scholarships or something, this is just the way you go
about it, Like you play on travel teams.
Speaker 1: And you play for your high school team. Okay.
Speaker 3: Anybody who's in Fairport to borrow night Baby seven thirty
center thirty Rochester Ice Center signed autograph the game, No kidding,
I may come out.
Speaker 1: Because you know it's in town this weekend.
Speaker 7: No Chestphield Kings, Oh where are they playing. They're playing
an iron smoke.
Speaker 3: Oh, that's right, that's Saturday. It's got Saturday Friday.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's it's fellow Kitty. It's a Hello City, Hello,
Hello titties. That was my Hello titty was Mike? All right?
Do we want to do a little uh something that
we need to break film down on the theme that
tune that I do so horribly on every time that
we play. But Kevin's put together another great one. The
one you did the other night. I thought it was
fantastic with the bills that was last week. Last week. Yeah,
that was really good. All right.
Speaker 7: So there's a theme behind this too, and Danny's here
and Danny crushes with this got drums.
Speaker 1: You have to get this guy's like name right from
the tiny to the song.
Speaker 2: Put a something down.
Speaker 10: Okay, you're over thinking, Okay, won't fight at this guy.
Speaker 3: It's not even thirty yet, you're you're early. Oops.
Speaker 1: Oh sorry.
Speaker 10: Previous song with the three all the way a small
camp in the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 2: Danny, Why would you guys?
Speaker 9: Why did I do that?
Speaker 10: I'm sorry this I had no idea who he was,
but after all those years of doing FM.
Speaker 2: Rock, I think his uh, I think his daughter just
got divorced.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, I really did the question he asked you,
But okay, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Tenny Mellencamp was attractive. I was like, I mean, he
looks like the ash of a cigarette and his voice
is like turn into I'll look it.
Speaker 1: Up in a break.
Speaker 3: Clearly, I can't do more than one thing on my
phone at the time. I ben't really try trying to
hold back the soul.
Speaker 2: And if you.
Speaker 1: I got you, I think I already knows me.
Speaker 3: I don't think you do.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's did know.
Speaker 2: Taking the peace sat there ji again.
Speaker 1: Is only a wall.
Speaker 2: But you're never gonna feel safe. Talk to me yourself
when never on around this change. Do know me? You're
the lst smell. The fact that I know the words
that I should be.
Speaker 9: My mind's telling me no, but my body, my body
telling me.
Speaker 8: Baby.
Speaker 9: I don't want to hurt nobody, but there is something
that I must come from.
Speaker 11: I like to pe youngers, hate us, wonna hate love us,
wonta love I don't want none of the buff I
want to pee on you.
Speaker 3: That's what Kelly says, just before he peas on somebody.
Speaker 2: Thanks for give me that one Philly stop.
Speaker 1: I couldn't come true.
Speaker 2: I can't and I couldn't. Drive me crazy.
Speaker 4: I got it.
Speaker 3: So if you went tonight because Danny and I both
helped you, yes.
Speaker 2: Well, no, hang on a second, hang on, hang on.
Speaker 1: I know number number number four is tricky.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, what could this be?
Speaker 3: I'll let I'll let him start thinking for a second.
I won't just like to hear the guitar intro like that,
Nomber I would have moved.
Speaker 2: On by now.
Speaker 1: Monkey Man and this song do kind of sound similar
if you think about it. Yeah, I was trying to.
I love the deep drums.
Speaker 2: Oh that's wrong? Is that wrong?
Speaker 9: Rising the Moon and Sun.
Speaker 2: Back to the top?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 1: John Mellencamp hurts so good, it's actually.
Speaker 2: Cougar Okay, I wrote John Mellencamp or so good?
Speaker 1: Is he the rocker Hall of Fame?
Speaker 3: I'll look it up in the brink.
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 7: Foreigner when Louke Graham feels like the first time, that's right,
this is their biggest, this's.
Speaker 1: Their first it go ahead, Danny, Marvin Gay, Yeah, let's
get it on.
Speaker 2: Let's get it out.
Speaker 1: By the way, I read that he actually set his
father up with the gun.
Speaker 7: That eventually that shot him, Like he almost wanted to
kill kill himself, and he wanted to give his father
the opportunity to do it. He didn't have the guts
to commit suicide. He bought his father a gun to
protect himself, knowing full well, and then when his father shot,
I'll be told, brother, it's okay, that's what I wanted. Yeah,
I don't know to Wikipedia, says the Internet. I think
it's the Goo Goo Dolls it is. I just don't
know the name of the song.
Speaker 2: I put picking up the pieces. It's over and over all, right,
I got I got nothing on that because I wrote
you two and I knew it wasn't, but I was.
Speaker 1: It doesn't have a you two feel to it, uh, Madge.
Speaker 2: Okay, Madonna, Madonna and I don't know the song like
a virgin. Oh.
Speaker 3: I saw meme recently with Madonna and Roseanne Bar and
Roseanbar is much better looking currently than Madonna.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I saw that.
Speaker 3: My mind.
Speaker 1: R Kelly, R Kelly, bumping grind.
Speaker 3: It is bumping grind, damn it.
Speaker 2: I just got crushed black eyed peas. I've got a feeling, Yes,
all right, Oh, this is a ninety eight p X
y Man.
Speaker 1: Brown Sugar.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what did you write down?
Speaker 3: You had it wrong?
Speaker 2: No, I didn't. I thought Brown Brown said you wrote
down the wrong song. I did. I was going to
change it because I thought I was wrong. I was
in my head, and then I went no, it's it's right,
really good.
Speaker 1: How Deep is Your Love? By the Bee Gees?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yes, how deep is your true?
Speaker 3: Any thoughts on the theme intercourse?
Speaker 2: I'm thinking it's got to be some kind of like
let's say I got to here to here? Give me
one second, I gotta take this phone call because it's Jamison.
Speaker 1: So the theme isn't losing your Virginity?
Speaker 4: It is not?
Speaker 1: Is it songs produced by Mutt Lang?
Speaker 8: It is not.
Speaker 2: I'll talk to the Coach.
Speaker 1: Songs you won't hear at Jehovah's Witness play incorrect. Okay,
this is a tough theme.
Speaker 2: Sorry, it's fun.
Speaker 3: Jamison went to practice. I had stands given nine and
correct guesses, so it's good.
Speaker 2: When did things get all nutty for me?
Speaker 4: Moved up?
Speaker 2: No, it's okay, it's just that I whatever, Uh, theme wise,
How Deep is your Love? Brown Sugar? I've got a feel.
They're all songs about.
Speaker 1: Interracial relationship.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is not the.
Speaker 3: Songs you did not want to hear before your cold
ask me, are you gonna have first time?
Speaker 2: You have a one in the spring.
Speaker 3: I will be yet Okay, I pushed it a few times.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're gonna be my wife.
Speaker 1: You said, here's a couple of weeks ago. I had
mine a couple of years ago.
Speaker 2: It was great.
Speaker 3: Is your love?
Speaker 2: You got them all?
Speaker 7: He was the best cold asking, he was the greatest,
cos the cleanest, no pileps, everything's clear.
Speaker 1: Seventeen points, I mean you have.
Speaker 2: I did not have seventeen. I had two, four, six, eight, ten,
twelve fourteen.
Speaker 1: That's still champion.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, but you're gonna lose four points for the
Trump comment because we were not talking about that anymore.
Speaker 1: Oh, we're moving on. I have thoughts, I said, I
have opinions on this.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I didn't have the podcast.
Speaker 3: I did not have three your listeners.
Speaker 4: I love it.
Speaker 1: That'll be funny. Yeah, so there's a spinoff podcast to Billified.
Speaker 2: Well there should be.
Speaker 1: Dan was going off on stuff like that. It's really random.
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with the things you want to feel to do the
comment do it up on your n You know, Dan
is a very talented and very caring individual. Kevin, I
appreciate that you are and and you have brought us
even our next guest. You've made the connection with Peter.
I love having Peter on Great American down some bills
and stuff. But Danny was in here. What was it
Tuesday night? Tuesday night during the election. Yes, and Danny says,
he's looking to his phone and he brings up somebody.
It was a meandering conversation about different things. No, no, no,
this is a conversation. This is how the conversation was.
Was kind of going, and it was about certain people
from the past and bah blah. And then he said,
I heard people who were for that person they didn't
really like and I and then you brought up somebody
and then said, you know, I've texted that person.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I texted that person last week and I haven't
heard from him back. I wonder what's going on. It's
not like him not the text.
Speaker 3: Are they dead?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 3: It was this so terrible.
Speaker 2: Fuck couldn't stop laughing. I couldn't stop laughing. I couldn't
stop laughing.
Speaker 1: So what happens?
Speaker 7: What happens is I go, you mean so, I so
I never when I worked with this guy, Billy did
not work with him at that point.
Speaker 1: Now did you ever work with him?
Speaker 2: Briefly?
Speaker 7: We crossed briefly, so I thought, he meant, No, I go,
you mean this guy or this guy? He goes, would
you prefer that those people had died instead? No, it's
this guy. I'm telling you he's gone. So I go
to look it up and I'm like, oh my gosh, Kevin.
Not only was he dead, he's been dead since March.
Speaker 2: And one thing we were I'm on the camera. No
we weren't.
Speaker 4: We weren't.
Speaker 2: Peter missed most do you want.
Speaker 3: To get one of those gift cards out and send
some fucking powers?
Speaker 1: So I reached out to So this.
Speaker 2: Guy reached out to his ex wife, and I reached
out to I.
Speaker 7: Reached out to his his widowed husband. Yeah, and I
go listen, I know you don't know me, and I'm
doing it through LinkedIn. Okay, now that's even weird.
Speaker 2: Wait wait, okay, so wait, hang on a second, slow
down for just a second, because the cameras weren't on,
and I'm sorry anybody who was watching this, and Peter's
going to be there. So Danny and I were having
a conversation. A person comes up and Danny says, I
texted that person about a week ago and I haven't
heard back from that, And that's not like them. I
usually just check in periodically months ago.
Speaker 1: With people in general thing I do, and I go,
I'm pretty sure that guy died.
Speaker 2: I said, I'm pretty sure he's dead, and you went,
what no, No, And so then he would he looks
it up and he finds the obituary. And now I
can't stop laughing. It's terrible, but I can't stop laughing
because Danny's day. So now you went, you felt so bad, Yes,
that you were unaware.
Speaker 7: Yeah, because I've been off Facebook for four years. I
have a Messenger, but I don't have Facebook, right, So
when you don't have Facebook, you find out, oh, the
Google dolls were in town last night. I missed that
because I don't have Facebook and whatever. But you falso
find out that people pass away. But if you don't
have Facebook, you don't learn these things quickly. So I
found out, yeah, he's dead. So I go on to
LinkedIn because I actually know who his husband was, whose
husband was, and I reached out. So this guy is
also a recruiter too, so I reached out to him.
I said, hey, listen, I know you don't know me.
I tried connecting you with you before I know recruiters.
It's weird when recruiters recruit or connect with other recruiters
for business reasons.
Speaker 1: I don't get into why.
Speaker 7: And I said, I knew your husband. He was a
great friend, great man. I wasn't real close with him,
but he was cool with everybody.
Speaker 1: I was unaware.
Speaker 2: Great friend, but I wasn't real close to them.
Speaker 1: Great story, a great man, A great man, A great man,
I said, a friend.
Speaker 7: He was a great man. I wasn't too close, but
he was always friendly with me. When I lost my job,
he was the first to reach out. I always touched
base with him. Last time I talked to him over
a Facebook messenger was it September of last year.
Speaker 1: I had no idea that he passed. And I'm so sorry,
and he goes, yeah, he kept it really quiet.
Speaker 7: You didn't why man know And then he fod something
happened a month before he died, so they decided to
open up the source, select a few group of people
to let him know, and then when he died, they
made they made it public.
Speaker 1: And but I was unaware of any of this, And
I felt terrible.
Speaker 7: Because he was just a good He's one of those
guys I checked up with every six months, apparably not
six months enough.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I can't but it's like it just goes
to show you, you know.
Speaker 2: I mean, just Peter, this is this is why we
love dad, this is why we loved.
Speaker 1: Why he got touch base with your people.
Speaker 2: Well, we also reached out and followed up. I just
at that moment, I couldn't. It was just so funny
the way with Peter on. Yeah, Peter is on. He's
right there. Thank you, Hello Peter. No, I don't know
why we don't have audio of Peter, but this could
be Uh.
Speaker 1: It might be a good thing for Peter to hear that,
not to hear that story.
Speaker 2: No, I think Peter heard it. I just don't know
the I don't know what's happening with Peter's audio. Let
me see if I can, so I have let's see
audio where we should be all good there, Peter, you're not. Oh,
here we go. Can't unmute your guest. The mic isn't connected.
There we go. There's Peter. Hello, Peter, Hey, buddy, good yep,
you're good now. Yeah, there's Danny and his death story.
Speaker 1: Yes, sorry, but I heard that.
Speaker 4: I heard that. That's something.
Speaker 2: Well anyway, Peter, I do have a question that i'd
like to uh see I don't know. Just get your
thoughts on the Bills. I would say, if they have
weaknesses outside of the kicking game, that seemed to maybe
be corrected now even though the guy missed an extra
point and then joinked one in, he still became like
the kicker of the week or.
Speaker 1: It's a sixty.
Speaker 7: I understand he's good now, kicks it from East Rochester right,
but he can't hit a ball at Orchard Park.
Speaker 2: But I would say safety, Would safety still be a
bit of a concern.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I would say so. I mean, I think Hamblin
has gotten a little better as the weeks have progressed.
Speaker 4: Okay, you got a little more aggressive.
Speaker 8: I think he played a little timid in the beginning
of the year. I understandably.
Speaker 2: So here's my question. You know, my question is there's
a player who hasn't officially retired. I don't know what
he's doing. From what I hear, they have not issued
his number to any other player at any point this year,
and is Henry Jones. They haven't given his longtime locker
to Mark kelso they haven't given this guy's locker to
anybody this year either, So his locker is still there.
His numbers still available, and he hasn't officially retired. Micah Hyde.
Speaker 4: We're talking about Michael Hyde.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I mean, is there a chance that Micah
Hyde comes back if the Bills, I mean, is it
fair to say they're in Super Bowl contention. I don't
like to jinx things, but they're seven and two. They
probably could be eight and three by the time the
weekend's over. I could go either way, but potentially the
potential's there.
Speaker 3: To give him a win ana loss. All right, now, No,
I'm just.
Speaker 2: Saying I did I did? Didn't I at eight and three?
Didn't I? Well, that's how I was trying to hedge
my bets. Uh eight and two. But I mean, you know,
could Mike had come back for a run, and would
he be okay for that one last gasp in there?
He's wanted to win a Super Bowl and.
Speaker 3: They brought Jordan Phillips, Michael.
Speaker 8: Look at all the injured I mean, yeah, they brought
Jordan Phillips back. Look at all the injury. I mean,
my goodness, this defense is decimated. So, uh well, it
take him a little time to get up the steed,
Yeah it would. I mean, you're not going to just
jump on the field and you know, be all world again.
But it's nothing else. I don't think it would be
a bad move for the locker room. Of course, you know,
he knows the guys, he knows the defense can take
a little time. So in terms of are they super
Bowl contenders, I think the litmus test is this is
a trap game. And I think the litmus test is
next week against the Chiefs, a game.
Speaker 7: They go looking in the backfield, looking ahead of the schedule. Yeah,
Chiefs are coming to town. That we get a bye
week than the Niners fifteen days. They get like fifteen days.
The Niners have like the worst schedule in the NFL
when it comes to rest and playing teams with the rest.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I agree with you, Peter. I think this
could be the look ahead game coming up.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so what they all say, No, it's a good
thing they're playing away. I think they're gonna know weather
or shoes scaring me all on a playing field.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yep, And I kind of help.
Speaker 2: I kind of like that they're up against. I don't
think there's much to Indianapolis's offense other than the running game.
The running game, and they seem to have trouble stop
in the run. Uh, you know against Miami even they
had some trouble there, So I wonder if this will
be a good way. Hey, can we solve that problem?
Speaker 8: Yeah, between the tackles, they definitely have a I.
Speaker 2: Mean Jonathan Taylor's right, he's a pretty good running back.
Speaker 1: Oh he's like run free.
Speaker 7: He didn't even run up for over like two hundred
yards against Buffalo about four years.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, a couple of years ago.
Speaker 3: Yeah, is that the snow game? No, No, that was
that was eighteen. Nobody ran for any yards in the
snow game.
Speaker 1: We're seventeen, But yeah, that was. That was the snow game.
But no, this was This was in Buffalo. It was wet,
it was cold. It was two thousand and one, and
it was the last time the Bills lost to Oh gosh,
was it?
Speaker 7: What was the story like the last time they looked
before the Ravens game, it was it was the last time.
She was talking forty four games between where they lost
the game by more than one score, played a game
with by more than one score like Indianapolis. Was Frank
Craik was the head coach and the quarterback was Carson
Wentz and he was awful.
Speaker 1: It didn't matter. They just hand the ball off the
tail and he.
Speaker 7: Ran all over the Bills in a wet game and
they just drove Bill the Bills out of the stadium.
Speaker 2: Hmmm, all this could be a good tests.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 2: Can they stop the stop the run?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I mean they need to.
Speaker 1: I mean they stack, stack the box and make Joe
flack O beat you.
Speaker 2: That's not hard, yeah, but it might be when you're
when you're looking at things and before we get into
maybe more excellent oose with the Bills. The MVP is
bannied about right when we keep hearing will there be
a repeat MVP with Baltimore and Lamar Jackson, And some
people are going yeah, but Josh, Josh isn't putting up
extraordinary numbers. But I feel like he's playing a headier
game and I and and very deserving of the MVP
if it were to be called now. Let's say if
it were called now, like half the season's over, right,
if we said now, I would think that he's certainly
been the first half MVP. He's been unbelievable. You can
make a great argument for Lamar Jackson as well, But
I just think that Josh when we see the numbers,
like maybe it's two hundred and seventy five yards, but
it's two hundred and seventy five arts with good choices,
still exciting plays, plays that nobody else in the NFL
probably can make. And I think the guy's been unbelievable.
Speaker 8: It seems as if there's this constant tug of war.
The definition of m VP is the most valuable player
for his team. Who's who is the most valuable? And
I think Josh Allen is the most valuable to the
team versus Lamar over there in the Rabi Josh, they're
not in the record, They're at No, they're not They're
just not there.
Speaker 7: They don't want to get They won't win a game
all year without Josh Allen. They're like the twenty eleven
without pay.
Speaker 8: Before he has And frankly, some of the schemes, some
of the plays, I don't know if I love Joe Brady.
I like him, I don't know if I love them.
So these receivers are I mean, Shakir, it's just like
a toss up. You've got Cooper, Who's we're going to
find out again this year.
Speaker 4: Where you've got you got Keanos out. Who knows.
Speaker 8: That's like he sounds like be rough back in the
day when he's like an upper body injury.
Speaker 4: What's just what is it? What's his problem? What's his injury? Why?
Speaker 8: Why are you having this secret? You know who won't
be back?
Speaker 4: Come on? Just what does he have? Arrest the forearm?
Speaker 8: What did he got? I'm sure the insiders know, but
I don't know why the coach does that. But anyway,
Josh is way in spite of all of this, all
the injuries, the schemes, the plays, and.
Speaker 4: I think he's the most valuable in the league right now. Yeah,
obviously the most valuable this team.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I do too, because even when you look if
you look at Baltimore, I'm not sure Lamar is the
most valuable to that team.
Speaker 1: Because like you can still hand the ball with to
Derek Hendray.
Speaker 2: That's my point. He's a By the way, they got
receivers too, man, Yeah, they do.
Speaker 1: Well, you could come out of the could catch the
ball those receivers.
Speaker 4: Yeah, seasons over those receivers.
Speaker 2: Yeah, somebody said, you put you put Josh Allen on
on Baltimore and they're an even better team.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, the Ravens, No of course not. Well, the
media won't admit it, and they should.
Speaker 3: They won't though, Well, I think.
Speaker 2: It might have an immediate person. I heard that from,
I hope.
Speaker 1: So was it local, local, or national?
Speaker 2: I don't want okay, I was just gonna say, I
don't see a lot of local terrible terrible to say,
what pretty terrible to say? Terrible to say. I look
a lot of my local news. I get online and
I listened to a lot of serious too. I just
enjoy it. That's all. There you go. So, uh, Peter,
what what do you think going forward with the with
the Bills. I don't want to say beyond this game.
Let's do this game and then beyond.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know this game they should win. You know.
Speaker 8: I always like to say, if if the Bills play
their best game and the Colts play their best game,
the Bills.
Speaker 4: Win, Kay, no question. So you got it. You gotta
you know.
Speaker 8: I know it sounds like a broken record, but a
solic broken record. Just got to minimize the mistakes. You
can't turn the ball over. You have to play your
one eleventh on defense, especially against the run. Again, between
the tackles, they've had some challenges that you'll stop on
the run and the perimeter. They're pretty good because they're
fast and they attack the printer, which is really good.
But sometimes you got to watch out for a very
shrewd offensive coordinator that takes advantage of an over pursuing defense.
Speaker 4: Haven't seen it.
Speaker 8: There's a couple of times where they could have done
some throwbacks and different types of things that take advantage
of an over pursuing defense that the Bills have. I would,
I would tend to make you might want to see.
You might see that with you know, the defensive coordinator
for the Chiefs, who is you know, a wizard when
it comes to defense, and that defense is good. The
Chief defense is the best defense that they've seen all
year long.
Speaker 7: Well say, the Chief defense, the defense is really carrying
the team. All Mahomes has to do is just like
not screw up. I know that's a lot to say.
I mean, the Homes is a great quarterback.
Speaker 1: But he really hasn't been magical this year. It's the
Chief defense that's really winning the games for him.
Speaker 4: Yep. Yeah, yeah, so it's going to be good.
Speaker 8: That's in Buffalo with the home field advantage, but you know,
we always he's like the Bills always do well against
the Chiefs in the regular season. They do come to
the playoffs. You know, fans that thirteen second game, come
the playoffs.
Speaker 7: Uh they Hopkins got the three touchdowns Monday night. That
was a heck of a game too. Did you see
what happened Peter with the toss for overtime? They send
my Homes, they send Mahomes and Baker out for the
toss for overtime, right, so Baker's get the whole the
away team, so he gets to call it.
Speaker 1: So he calls tails. It's head. He's like a f
like he knew, like he like he knew.
Speaker 7: That Kansas City's gonna drive down the field and score
and win the game, score a touchdown, and he's going
to never touch the ball again.
Speaker 1: In the play No, it wasn't. It wasn't like that.
It wasn't like, Hey, we're gonna get the ball.
Speaker 2: Score.
Speaker 7: The opposite is like, oh, it's over. Just give him
the game, just give him, just give him the victory.
It was one of those disgusted looks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's uh, well it's Kansas City. Peter.
Speaker 7: Let me ask you this though, I mean one Bill's
live asked this question today. I laughed because I'm like, well,
I think we know the answer, but I saw twelve
different responses. And the question was, at this point in
the season, what is the Buffalo Bill's identity?
Speaker 3: You know what the identity is football players.
Speaker 2: It's Josh Allen. I was just gonna say it's Josh Allen.
Although they have.
Speaker 8: Right, they don't have a true identity.
Speaker 7: Ray Davis is pretty good, yeah, but like like it's
not like you could say Ray Davis is our bell
count back.
Speaker 1: No, no, it's him. It's cooking, you know, Ray Davis
is coming on the back field and catching the ball too.
They can't.
Speaker 7: But they can't even like they haven't been a decision there.
They don't have a pass rush. They're defenders. I don't
know if you saw this, Peter, but their head thrushers
aren't even on the field the entire game. It's like
they take turns. That's why McDermott does it. But you
need to tell me Bruce Smith or Cornelie's Bennett like
sat plays out like sat Out series, entire series.
Speaker 8: Never no, no another thing that bothers the living heck
out of me. Was that challenge that m the second
half worthless challenge. I don't know who's telling him upstairs
that this is worth a challenge, this is worth the
time out. They could have used that timeout at the
end of the game. R thank god for bass with
sixty one yards. Why are you calling a challenge flag
on something that was benign?
Speaker 4: It's not even close. So the theory close.
Speaker 7: The theory behind that from what everybody said, was that
on the Thursday night game where the kid from.
Speaker 1: Uh from the Jets had the shin in bounds.
Speaker 7: Yes, they called it a touchdown, so they felt that
the receiver had the shin down.
Speaker 1: So oh, maybe maybe that's the way the NFL is
going let's take a chance. No, that's never the way
it goes.
Speaker 2: I that was an isolated its yeah, but it feels
like the NFL changes the rules so much it's hard
to know what's what. Yeah, time, you're right.
Speaker 1: It's all judgment calls.
Speaker 2: So yeah, you're right.
Speaker 1: When the guy.
Speaker 7: When, the guy when, the when, the when, the the
the referee in the booth and the referee on the
field can't get the call the same.
Speaker 1: You know that it's all judgment and somebody's getting.
Speaker 7: Their marching orders from somewhere or it's there's eyeballing it
and say, now, I don't think so.
Speaker 8: I conspiracy theory. What's that when you see the more
now than ever before? Truck me if I'm wrong. The
rest are conversing more than ever after a call a yeah,
And that's where I think they're waiting for something from
New York.
Speaker 4: Yes, before they make their call.
Speaker 8: When it goes to that without it being a replay,
it's a it's being replayed in New York's telling them
in the year right, yeah, you go ahead, make the call,
make this call, or that's that's my personal opinion. It's
all they're delaying the game to get the call right
when when it goes to.
Speaker 3: The booth, Who's who's making that call? Is that New
York or is it the referee? Is New York overruling
what the referee is called? Or is it the referee
talking it over with somebody saying, hey, what am I
looking at here? Who's making that? Who's making that call?
Speaker 4: I'm not one hundred percent.
Speaker 8: I just think if there's uncertainty and you know, the
flag of mates or they're conversing, and then if they're
you know, you see sometimes they pick up the flag,
and I've seen that more now this year than ever before. Yeah,
there was no there was no legal procedure. There wasn't
whatever it is, There was no intentional grounding. I think
they're conversing because they don't know, and they're getting it
from New York without their having to be a replay
or without that's just my personal you're so far out
on that, But you.
Speaker 7: May be right, Pete, because they've been wearing microphones now
all of them for like two or four years.
Speaker 2: They have like they have it in their ear, like.
Speaker 7: Do you remember, Like in the Bills playoff game against Houston,
start the second half, there was the kick return from Houston,
catches the ball and then just throws it back to
the ref The ref backs out, the Bills recover the
ball in the end zone, and it was a touchdown.
They didn't blow the play dead. So then a guy,
a referee in a black jacket comes over with like
a headset and goes, oh, no, that's a touchback. Give
Houston the ball, even though I mean because the kick
return did not officially give himself up, He didn't take
a knee or any of that stuff. He didn't call
for a fair catch. He caught the ball, just decided
not to return to flip the ball the official. The
official didn't do anything.
Speaker 2: But here's the thing that I'm questioning, the face mask.
Go back to this Sam Darnold face mask problem. Shoot, now,
I don't know. The goddamn cameras and everything, hang on
stand by.
Speaker 1: Stand by for television and radio greatness.
Speaker 2: There we go. They should come back, should all be
back in just a moment here. But my point is,
during that time, right they there was a ref there.
They made the wrong call. If they're delaying, why aren't
they doing that? Then why aren't they waiting? They could
have totally fudged, faked that. They could have said, oh
you know what, lineman down here saw the face mask,
and then when you go back on the replay, you
see the face.
Speaker 4: Mask, clear as day, clear as day.
Speaker 1: Get your stories straight.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't know if that. Can you replay a
non call?
Speaker 3: Well, you got you got to mix it a few
non calls to make those chiefs calls, make those chiefs
calls look legit.
Speaker 2: I think that guy was so fall fall right, Pete.
Speaker 7: Here's the other thing too, It's almost like if you're
gonna like if you're gonna jump in and overrule a
call at any point that you should be able.
Speaker 1: To do that at every call, but they don't any correct,
they don't. They do it like a certain in the world.
Speaker 4: See my three year old.
Speaker 8: If that's a face mask, I mean it was, I
don't one of the reasons why he is lost. Oh yeah, man,
it's come a long way. But there's too much conversation
with when there's a flag on the field. There is
way too much.
Speaker 7: And by the way, I know that by the time
everybody gets this podcast, the Thursday night game will have ended.
But this is the crew that calls more calls than
any other call crew crew the NFL, So I would
not be surprised if if you're listening to this podcast
you find out that more flags were thrown last.
Speaker 1: Night than any other game this season.
Speaker 7: Yeah, because they love to put these guys in the
national games because that's where they send the messages, so
they know everybody's watching.
Speaker 2: Peter real quick, because I have a little bit of
a personal situation unfolding, and that's why cameras everything's going crazy.
But did you did you think when they when they
put when they put him back out there what's his name,
the kicker, h Tyler Bass Tylers, Yes, yes, because it
was pulled it out of their bass when they put
Tyler Bass out there. See, I'm very stressed at the moment.
I can't even remember same did you think? I mean
he had missed an extra point, he had joinked one
in and now it's sixty one yards. I had no
faith none. I had no faith none, and yet he
kicked that thing. It could have gone seventy or it looked.
Speaker 8: Like actually and Dan, I was actually texting you get
my fat fingers to erase my error. Let's say, blouses
we lose before he even kicked it.
Speaker 7: That's that's the coat, like Dave Chappelle game blouses. But
Peter and I like text each other blouses.
Speaker 1: We know it's over. Sometimes it's been in the third quarter.
Speaker 7: Sometimes it's at halftime, you know, but like, yeah, I
told I looked at my wife and I think I
said this on Sunday's podcast. I looked at my wife
and said, I'm thinking they're kicking it from the bills
forty nine. So in other words, if he's he's gonna
miss this kick, Miami's got two timeouts to ten seconds. Yeah,
and the way the game is gone, two quick slants
or maybe one quick slant, their kicker comes out kicks
a field goal, games over because it was tied. That's
what That's where my head went. I couldn't believe mcderbott.
Speaker 4: Actually kicked it.
Speaker 3: I was shocked.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, they have faith in them, right. And
I don't know what the weather. I don't know what
the wind was like.
Speaker 8: I can't remember anything like that. Wind was with him
or against him or crosswind, I don't remember. But obviously
he has the distance. They had confidence in him.
Speaker 2: Well he pulled through. Yeah, he did pull through.
Speaker 4: And I had no conference. I had no confidence.
Speaker 2: No, I didn't either, and yet it must have. Maybe
he got rid of the demons for the rest of
the season.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Hopefully. I mean that that he was crying after the
games he got the game ball.
Speaker 2: And saying that he had a tough go this season.
Speaker 1: Yeah, hopefully this exercise those demons.
Speaker 8: I mean, I hate, I hate to talk about this history,
but you know, never when in Niagara Square where everybody
called for Norwood after he missed the twenty five and
he didn't have a great season the following year, Yeah,
he did not have a good team.
Speaker 7: Maybe maybe this changes the head space a little bit, right,
We talked about that on Sunday. Yeah, how he missed
four kicks against the Raiders but they got the game
winner in overtime that that next year.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 2: All right? Well I like the Bills in this one, Peter.
Speaker 4: Yeah, three? Okay, those by three?
Speaker 2: Cool?
Speaker 4: Three?
Speaker 1: Hoot the Lions? You like the Lions this week?
Speaker 4: Yeah? I mean the Lions. Doesn't they stay if they
stay healthy? My god, who are they playing this week?
They're playing? Uh uh, I forgot.
Speaker 2: I don't know who the Lions are playing. I know
that the Bills have them coming up.
Speaker 7: But the Lions may have the best roster in football.
I mean they are incredibly well put together.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there they are.
Speaker 8: When when that Lions Bills game, if it's still if
the schedule and the record still continue to trend the
way it's trending, when can the NFL start flexing games?
Because now there's a different night you can flex Thursday
night and Monday night or Thursday night.
Speaker 7: This year they flexed this game. Actually, the Lions and
Texans in Houston. They flexed that game because it was
I think Jets and Cardinals and they bumped it out.
Speaker 2: Lions and Texans could be a good game to watch.
Speaker 3: Give you where does the loyalty life they both make
at the Super Bowl? Happy wife, happy.
Speaker 8: Life or still that's a great I am not going
to think about that until it happened.
Speaker 1: Okay, it would be the Bill.
Speaker 4: It would have to be the Bills. I cannot.
Speaker 8: I cannot. Grew up in that city and that's the.
Speaker 4: Way it goes.
Speaker 3: It would be such a Buffalo thing to do, to
be the Lions.
Speaker 4: Oh my god.
Speaker 8: By the way, has there has there been any blowback
from what Tom Brady said about Jim Kelly a couple
of weeks ago?
Speaker 4: He said about that, what.
Speaker 1: Do you say, Kelly?
Speaker 4: He said, Jim, it wasn't about Jim. But what it
was about Jim?
Speaker 8: So Brady said, how much he You know, when he
played in Buffalo, it was tough for him to after
he gets off the bus, he sees dollars of himself
hanging by nooses and all this good stuff. He goes,
but the one thing, and he talked about Bill's maffia
and how the fans were crazy and into the game.
This is but the one thing that I used to
love about Buffalo is every single time I went there,
Jim Kelly would hunt me down after the game and
he'd give me a bottle of boots.
Speaker 2: Well, that's I don't think that. Is that a bad
thing for I kind of like, no, not at all.
Speaker 8: But you think people, you know, overly sensitive, Yeah, Kelly
that I don't know if that was a thing.
Speaker 1: I heard nothing of it. Kelly loved Brady.
Speaker 4: I loved them.
Speaker 1: I love the way he played the games.
Speaker 3: Why Kelly wore Brady's jersey.
Speaker 4: Number, So I thought that was cool.
Speaker 8: I thought it was a really cool moment that Brady's
clearly authentic in the boots.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 8: He said some things and maybe you shouldn't, but I
thought that was great and I hope that I was
good to hear. That's Kelly. And even after he you know,
blowtorch the bills, he still gave a bottle of boos at.
Speaker 4: The end of the game. I think that's cool too.
I did too.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, Peter, thank you. I have I have
an issue. We didn't get the right email for a
basketball thing tonight. I had a kid uber Now he's
getting driven back by a coach because I couldn't get
there fast enough. They had moved it earlier, and I
wasn't on the email chain. So such his life. So
there we go. That's right, all right, Well, thank you Peter,
and uh go lions.
Speaker 4: And.
Speaker 1: That's our model this year.
Speaker 2: We'll see you later.
Speaker 3: There he goes to be fair, would you have seen
an email had they sent it?
Speaker 2: Yes, I am, I know, I know. It's a very
very good point. I am on my email now. I'm
trying to let nothing slip through the cracks. It's amazing.
It's it's a new me. I am trying very hard.
New year, new men, a new year. Yet it isn't
even a new year. I mean I have I have many, many,
many things that I need to improve myself in areas.
But I have been staying on top of that stuff
and I still didn't get it right.
Speaker 1: So there we go, all right.
Speaker 2: Experience. Well, I'll say this. I think it's a great
opportunity for Jamison to be, you know, stuck with the coach.
You have to talk to the coach. He'll remember you
a little bit more. Maybe that's a good thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's also a great opportunity for Jamison at fourteen
to start getting his own shit together too. Yeah, which
is what I've been teaching my kids. Kids shit together,
they figure it out yourself. Yeah, he didn't.
Speaker 2: This one is sort of a punt because I had
gotten the schedule, so the schedule was out and I
didn't get the new schedule and Jamison wouldn't be on it.
Speaker 3: So they don't even they don't even communicate for the
Aquatus Act team, they don't even communicate with their parents. Yeah,
which sucks sometimes because you know what's going on, right,
But it's on the kids to figure it out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think that is the way it should be.
I agree with you, that is that is true. May
put a little more pressure on them. No, No, I'm kidding.
I'm kidding. I think that's right. Though, I think that
it is important. I mean, you want to do this.
This is what we're doing, all right, for Peter, for
Kevin muor in another great game, for Daan Marilla.
Speaker 1: Sorry, I was like Danny thoughts.
Speaker 2: You had a friend. You had a friend that you lost.
You just didn't know it.
Speaker 4: It just didn't know.
Speaker 3: This was morning the first time.
Speaker 2: It just didn't months ago. I had no idea, that's all.
I'm Bill Moran we'll see you Monday.
Speaker 11: Seems they were looking for a kind of night with Tennessee,
California bed and things are Gotten worth season Landa