Speaker 1: When your old career gives you lemons throwing some ice
mix in some vodka colored a podcast from the Mac
of All Trade Studio in Fairport and driven by Victor
Chrysler Dots Jim Rahm. It's Billified, the Bill Moran Podcast.
Hello and welcome. Thanks for getting your pot on. Thank
you for telling a friend.
Speaker 2: That's how we spread the word about the yen ship.
Danningson here after a bit of a stressful week.
Speaker 3: I missed you people. Do you miss me too?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I got I'm all stressed out. I got a
big I don't know what I did to my nose.
Speaker 4: It's about that time of year where something appears on
your face, isn't it?
Speaker 2: And I, well, did you have like.
Speaker 3: A what was the lip thing?
Speaker 4: What was didn't we interview your lipp? He gave us
the weather. It was like, oh, it's four degrees outside.
I kind of like we now what was the Yeah
you had like you had like you cut yourself shaving.
Speaker 2: In the showers.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And then it became a thing. It had its
own moon. Yes, that and uh, Kevin was breaking your
stones about that.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, it looked like a herpie sour Yeah. Yeah,
but it wasn't.
Speaker 3: Now you look like Rudolph Man a month late.
Speaker 2: I don't know what. Yeah, I don't know what I did.
And then of course I had to mess with it,
which only made it worse, right, So yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's all that. Always try neo sporing.
Speaker 2: There's something that I just go, yeah, fuck it.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, I had a ZiT on my nose to
last week.
Speaker 2: Just go I don't understand. I don't know what's happening.
I don't know. Yesterday was the coldest day. I don't
remember schools being closed for cold.
Speaker 3: Oh I do, okay, good.
Speaker 4: It only happened a couple of times because they don't
want the kids at the bus stop to.
Speaker 2: Freeze when this is true. And the wind chill was awful.
Speaker 4: Because my hometown was right off the lake. It was
like the you know, the old Cleveland Brown Stadium, the
dog Pound, like the wind whipping in your face. They
didn't want kids standing out in the bus, so they
canceled it the night before, like, we don't care if
it's snowing, it's gonna be zero degrees out, we're not
sending you in. And we were the only so if
our school closed, I'm sure everybody says this story. But
if our school closed, everybody in the county class. Yes, yes,
we were the last to close because they needed that money.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well even the superintendent wouldn't even drive. But he's like
a screw it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean I think that it's probably fine and
kids don't care. You know. I actually was in seven
today and I go, all right, who got up the latest?
I found a kid He said he got up at
He got up early to do his homework, and so
he was up and then went to bed. I guess
he got up at three to finish his homework or something,
then found out school was closed, went to bed at
four thirty and didn't get out of his bed till
six thirty at night. Wow.
Speaker 3: Fourteen.
Speaker 2: All right, there you go. That's how that's how you
do it, by the bill, that's how you do it, Danny.
Speaker 4: But when I worked at WHAM, I was in charge
of when the schools called to cancel. They had a
special code for each school. And that ice storm, dude,
I was in that newsroom like for eight straight hours.
Like the news director wouldn't let me leave. I'd to
go produce another show, goes No, you're out you're staying
right here. I'm like, well, it's not your job to
tell me that. He's like, no, I need you, buddy, buddy, seriously,
I'd need to be mean. I need you, like I
need you to answer that phone, because like they would
call it, and.
Speaker 3: When Greece called, it was over.
Speaker 4: It was an avalanche of schools. Everybody canceled when Greece canceled.
Speaker 2: Now, what was this?
Speaker 4: The ice two thousand and three April third, two thousand
and three to April fourth.
Speaker 3: Syracuse was in the Final four that weekend.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was a big deal and.
Speaker 4: Nobody could watch it from home because all the power
was out, so everybody had to go out to the bars.
So the bars made a killing that night. It was
a Monday night. It was April, so the third was
a Thursday. The fourth was a Friday, so I had
to be like April seventh, blur.
Speaker 2: It's a blur to me.
Speaker 3: I remember because it was my birthday. I couldn't do anything.
Speaker 4: We're freaking frozen head the ice storm.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's uh, I don't know. The question is like,
when it's cold like this, how do you stay motivated
to keep doing? No?
Speaker 3: No, I know that I know exactly what you're going through.
Speaker 2: Right, how do you stay motivated?
Speaker 3: I did more working out this past week than I've
done in a long time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, what what is in terms of working out? Well?
I know, why are we allowed to say? Why?
Speaker 3: No? Okay, no, no.
Speaker 2: I know that's why I asked. But you had time
on your hands?
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, a lot of time I know.
Speaker 2: So that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: So you did I work, by the way, I was
working to good use time?
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: My jobs are all worked from home jobs. I have
like four jobs, two of them are working from home.
And so I got my regular job that I write
for The Times, Yes, right, and so I so you don't.
Speaker 3: Want to just sit there and be lazy.
Speaker 4: So I'm like, okay, well, let's use all the Christmas
gifts by.
Speaker 3: Why got me to work out?
Speaker 4: Yeah, and utilize that and man, like, I really like,
you know, put it on, did you?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Then I went in the sauna. Okay, my wife got
me a sauna a couple years ago. And then I'm like,
I'm gonna be mister tough guy. I'm gonna go outside. Yes,
four degree weather with it was short, soaked, soaked it
shorts and a T shirt.
Speaker 3: And I went out there.
Speaker 2: How long did it last?
Speaker 3: For about four and a half minutes.
Speaker 4: Four and a half minutes I walked out, so, uh,
my apartment house, I are. So the garbage is down
like about one hundred yards after and then the mails
another one hundred yards down. So I'm like, I'll go
drop get rid of the garbage, and I'll go get
the mail. Okay, I only went to the garbage and
I turned back.
Speaker 2: Was that cold? Yeah?
Speaker 3: It was that cold?
Speaker 2: Uh, but you were hot when you first entered it. Yes,
so that makes yeah, that's no big deal. That gives
you a little bit of walk a little further by
about thirty seconds, yeah, I think maybe least.
Speaker 4: But then you're like, no, I'm not walking. I'm not
walking another one hundred yards going back in the house.
Speaker 2: I gotta tell you, like, I love doing the cold
shower in the morning, and I hate it. And there
are times.
Speaker 3: Where going here for like three minutes, I have a
tabata go off.
Speaker 2: I'm only doing about a minute right now, but I
have a tabata timer, so it'll count down for you know,
twenty seconds, and then all of a sudden you hear beep, beep,
yeep work, and sometimes I have to hesitate.
Speaker 5: Go.
Speaker 2: I'll count another ten Mississippi to myself and then I'll
dive in there. I try to stay a little longer.
Speaker 3: But you can go.
Speaker 4: You could get you could start with a warm shower,
just end it cold.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I can't do that because I won't. I won't go cold.
Speaker 4: No, no, because I did a whole year of cold
showers and I did make a difference in my life.
Speaker 2: It wakes me up and it makes me feel like
I've accomplished something. I can see that, you know what
I mean. It gives you that that that's the thing,
Like you know, after doing the pod with Lagrette, who
is super competitive and wants to know, oh yeah, I
got that impression from him if ho did you watch that? Dude?
Speaker 4: I thought he was going to take the Lakers job.
Next JJ Reddix screws up Kevin Lagretz in there he.
Speaker 2: Is, uh yeah, But everything I said was true. Like
I went to Fisher. I got there the August after
he had graduated in May, and I knew who he
was or I knew you know, I knew about him.
Speaker 4: I heard all the McQuaid kids still talk about him
to this day too. I don't he gave a great
commercial from a Quaid ancestory.
Speaker 2: Yes he did, Yes, he did Quaid mostly. Yeah, I'm
Quaid mote.
Speaker 3: Yes, teach you how to do it. The nuns will
slap your wrists. They have nuns. Now I didn't think.
So are nuns even a thing anymore? That's another thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I believe so, Okay, I believe there are. But
I don't know. But I would say, like, you know,
the one thing in there is getting up and just
doing it, because then all of a sudden, when you're
in the midst of it, you know, you.
Speaker 4: Feel good like you're doing it. You're building momentum, is
what you're doing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I think even like trying to take a
little priority at the end of a day and go,
what are the toughest things I'm going to have to
do tomorrow or what did I put off today that
I should do? And that's hard and do that first.
And you know, it's nothing new for anybody, but it
was interesting to me to just get those juices fired
up again, because you know, you get you can get complacent,
you know what I mean, you could be I mean,
there's the winners that get up at five thirty and
they're going, going, going, and I'm trying to do that.
Speaker 4: And then there's as long as you get eight hours
of sleep. Though you can't be getting up at five
thirty in the morning and like sleeping for four hours,
because you'll take years off your life. There's like, there's
a word he did that, I know, but you don't
want to take off. You could actually add ears to
ears to your life too. Yeah, So I mean like
but like, like you know the cold the cold plunge
that our friend from the golf course there, your buddy,
your buddy, you did your wedding there, he sponsored your wedding.
He was kill Merkley, right, So he does the cold plunge.
Oh yea yeah, and his weight losses. That's great, But
I hear it ages you tremendous. What does the cold
cold plunge?
Speaker 2: The hell out of here? Where are you hearing this from.
Speaker 4: I've read it because I was researching doing it, because
I kept doing it.
Speaker 3: Number One, it's a pain in the neck.
Speaker 4: This this time of year you can do this year,
you could, I mean this time.
Speaker 2: Of year you could do it.
Speaker 4: But then in the winter months you have to in
the summer months in the spring of the you have
to have ice on hand twenty four to seven. You're
making trips to happy ice. You're making trips too.
Speaker 2: He's gotta, he's gotta. Yeah. But I mean like he's
got a tub that drops.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that has the ten or you could go and
get a tub and fill it with ice like from
BJ's or whatever. But they say that the pros are like, man,
you feel great, you'll lose weight, your blood pressure will drop.
The cons are if you have a heart condition or
you know, you know, you could cause problems well, or
or you'll age quickly. They say you will look ten
years older after about a year of cold plunge.
Speaker 2: Shut up, ten years old. Yeah, hold a flip and
say that we got I need some I need No, here's.
Speaker 3: Not I'm hoping the rocks.
Speaker 2: I want to do it.
Speaker 3: But that's the thing.
Speaker 2: It's told me back, hang on. Listen to me that
my ticker. Listen, listen to me for a second. We
need to find experts. I have a whole list going and.
Speaker 3: I of all the stupid stuff. I say, no, no,
I know, Kevin's got a list.
Speaker 2: Uh yeah, on the back of a sheet of lettuce, whatever.
Speaker 3: He's TB twelve outs.
Speaker 2: I know what I'm saying is I'd love to get
like an somebody on who would agree with that. I
need a cardiologist. I need like I need people with
with that, because there was something else I wanted to
find out about, uh, and I don't have my notes
in front of me, but that I want experts on
to verify if this is real or not, or where
are we at or what's the what are the pros
and the cons of these things? Right, because I think
there's a lot of there's a lot of.
Speaker 4: Good stuff that's coming out, like, yeah, okay, So Mel
Gibson came out and said, I know guys who took
these three medications that are totally legal and they've beaten cancer.
So I've seen doctors come out and say, well, hang
on a second, Yeah, so.
Speaker 2: We really need like you have to really do is
give someone false hope, right, you know it. Maybe it'll
work for you, right, but maybe it wouldn't work for me, right.
Speaker 4: So yeah, well that's the thing, right, because you have
to balance the doctors with the new information and wonder, okay,
who's spotting the information, where is it coming from?
Speaker 2: I'm study and the mel Gibson's gonna lie to you. No,
he does. No guys like that. But my point I.
Speaker 3: Think he legitimately does.
Speaker 2: But my point would be as a doctor who takes,
you know, an ethical oath to say, I think you
have to come with a hey man, hold it just
a beat here, because that may work for some people.
It may I'm not going to deny that, but please
don't say everybody, because it may not work for everybody.
And then what do we have.
Speaker 4: Well, I have a doctor friend who told me. I
go like, hey, what you I'm here about?
Speaker 3: Everybody?
Speaker 4: Take a testosterone. He goes, well, here's what he told me.
He goes, listen to it. He goes, in the nineties,
estrogen was a big thing for women, and they all
ended up with not all of them, but a lot
of them ended up with entrometrial cancers. Right, he goes,
with testosterone, you'll feel great for about five to ten years,
you'll lose all your hair, and then one day of
a heart attack, you'll drop dea.
Speaker 2: I think that that's fairly accurate. I it's funny you
say that, because I just I had a physical and
I asked on sort of a whim and he goes,
what are you having problems down there? And I know, no,
but you can't get a boner.
Speaker 3: Could always be better, a better boner. You want to boners?
Speaker 2: And no, So I just you know, and I said.
Somebody goes, look here's the thing. It can speed up
things like prostate cancer. Yeah it can. It's not it's
not good for the body. Can you eat different foods
that will help?
Speaker 4: Yeah, eggs, exercise, yes, that will help, bench press yeah.
Speaker 2: I mean all these things will will help you. And
and it is about living better, right, We're living longer,
we're living better. The information's out there. You can experiment
with yourself. Yeah, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: But Danny did so yeah I did. Look at me.
Speaker 4: No, no, I know, by the way, my acupuncturess. So
we're gonna have a lot of points. She goes, I
don't know what you're taking, man, but you look great.
Everything like everything's checking out because where they put the needles,
they can tell like how healthy you are, oh, and
your kidney's and your organs all this stuff.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And she's like, oh, yeah, she's I could.
Speaker 4: I could line up one hundred people and tell them
when I put the needles in what issues.
Speaker 3: They may have.
Speaker 4: I can't tell them this legally or ethically, but I
could say, hey, you may want to have your kidney
looked at. Really, hey you may want to have your
liver looked at it. I had a friend who had
colon cancer. Her acupuncturist about twenty years ago, said hey,
you may have you may want to have a colonoscopy.
And she goes, why he goes, I can't tell you why.
You just may want to have a colonoscopy, and found
she had colon cancer.
Speaker 2: She beat it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she beat it based on where he put the
needle and the reaction to the skin.
Speaker 2: We see. Here's the thing that I'm starting to think, Okay,
I think that we don't we look at some of
this stuff as voodoo, right or some Eastern medicines Eastern, Yeah,
but even things like I'm not so sure these other
healing methods that people have of energy healing and all
aren't beneficial in some way.
Speaker 3: Yeah, frequencies and whatnot.
Speaker 2: And I think that there's all these things that I
think if you go to certain places, they do they
hit you with certain frequencies. Now, like physical therapy and
stuff I don't know. Just keep your mind open. Here's
the problem, Like do your homework if you did a
mel Gibson thing. Wow, I don't want to go through
chemo or radiation or whatever. I want to be here
for my family. I want to be as president as possible,
and I don't want my body to diminish it anyway.
So I'm gonna try this and it doesn't work, and
then you go to the man and the man goes, oh,
we're too late, We're too far gone, you know what
I mean. And that and that's that's the thing that
no woman.
Speaker 4: Whose mother did the same thing. I did all the research.
I'm just gonna do natural healing.
Speaker 3: And it didn't work. It didn't work after all the research.
Speaker 2: Me sometimes a little bit of both can work.
Speaker 3: Like my father had cancer.
Speaker 4: He went to the oncologist, and then my older sister,
who was an immunologist studied cancer in immunology micropology. Actually
was like so frustrated with cancer therapy that she goes,
she found an alternative medicine people to try to help him.
Speaker 3: We don't know if it would work because he wouldn't
do it.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, yeah she tried.
Speaker 4: She mean she spent hundreds of dollars odd stuff. Now, yeah, no,
Danny boy, he pulled the Bible. When it's time, it's time. Well,
well you could delay that, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's a lot of people who well I.
Speaker 4: Don't believe that whole Hey, when your numbers called, your
numbers called, I understand the concept of it. Yeah, yeah,
that number is depending on how you treat yourself, how
you take care of yourself.
Speaker 2: It is interesting to think that because there are many
people that will even say that you and the benevolent
ones have made a contract and there is an exit time,
and I don't know exactly what it is, but there
is a determined exit time, and some people can get
within two years to say to you your exits sometime
between twenty twenty five and twenty twenty seven, you know
what I mean? Okay, I don't. I wouldn't want to
know that myself, but that is sort of what maybe
you do want to know it. I don't know what
it makes you live better? You know, we always say
live like you were dying. That goes for about a
fucking week and then it reads back to being the
same old shit and the same old grind and all
that stuff. I don't know anybody who's actually flip the
switch and started living well. Actually, you know what, do
you remember an intern we had Valerie del Vecchio I
think was.
Speaker 4: Her name, Yeah, clairvoyant val Clairefoyt val that's right, where's
your psychic?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was the bit we did. But she, uh,
something had happened to her. She like in a bad
car accident.
Speaker 3: Yes, she had a car accident long before she met us.
Speaker 2: She yeah, right, And she told me that she went
to every concert, she went to everything because you just
never know when it was gonna be up. And she
really lived.
Speaker 3: She was living the Timros song.
Speaker 2: I think Stephanie I oh, she sort of lives that
way as well. By grabbing everything you can, right, But
if you don't have the means to do those things,
that makes it harder. But you can't. You gotta go
find the things that bring you some joy.
Speaker 4: Absolutely absolutely, I completely agree with that, and I think
you gotta squeeze them.
Speaker 3: Like like, the first words.
Speaker 4: That come out of my mouth when I wake up
every morning is God, thank you. Well here I'm saved,
I'm safe, I'm alive, I have a roof over my head,
I'm warm, and you didn't call my number last night?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, And so.
Speaker 2: God Danny leave them there. Yeah yeah, when I guess
one of your numbers up. But the h I don't.
I don't know what to uh to think of all
the that that stuff. I say this, if you knew
you had two years left, I don't know that you
would live it as fully as you would as you
think you would, because I think at some points you
would get really sad. I think so yeah, And I
think more sad that you're leaving and not knowing what's
going to happen to the people that you love, especially
if you have kids or or significant other What's gonna
happen to them. I'm not here.
Speaker 3: You go through the stages of grief and acceptance.
Speaker 2: That may be the worst two years of your life.
It could it could It could mean if you're really
up in your head.
Speaker 4: They told my father he had about a year. He
got three years out of it, and he did the
best he could. And we knew he was in a
good mood when he was yelling at everybody.
Speaker 3: I feeling good.
Speaker 4: He's back to clean it outs and yelling at everybody.
You know, But that was Dad, you know, he had
to have a routine and everything. That's how he lived
his life. Yeah, you know, once he started like.
Speaker 3: Really slowly like time eventually.
Speaker 4: Look at Marvel Levy for example, the guy's ninety nine.
He's walking with a walker. Now now he's taking care
of himself. But he's at the point where even life
is like, okay, year old. Now you can't do what
you can. Work as hard as you want, You're not
going to be able to go like as far as
you want, like he was running like marathons like in
his eighties and stuff. But eventually time does catch up
with you. So make the most of what you have today.
It's a cliche, it sounds ridiculous. We have to work,
we have to eat and everything else and take care
of each other. But at the same time, make the
most of every moment. Realize, hey, we live in America. Man,
it ain't that bad. Even on our worst days.
Speaker 3: It ain't that bad.
Speaker 2: Man. No, I don't. I don't think on our worst
I agree with you. I agree with you. What do
you Let's just go back.
Speaker 3: To motivation, motivated, motivated motivated the.
Speaker 2: Death part out of it? Are you? There are people
who will tell you I'm motivated by fear. Greg Connors
has said, I fear, I fear of that, the grat fear, right,
he said, uh, fear of someone taking what's mine or whatever.
And I'm like, I don't know if that's a healthy
way to go or not. I just know a lot
of people do. Do you think it's being motivated by
fear is okay? Or is being motivated by the satisfaction
of getting something done.
Speaker 3: I've never walked in their shoes.
Speaker 4: I could see why the two of them are motivated
by fear because I get that. I'll say this from
my perspective. If you fear God, there's nothing else to fear.
If you don't fear God, you'll have to have God
to fear, oh and everything else. And then fear becomes
your motivation because you're the only one doing it right.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So, And I'm not saying that's that's there, that's motivation.
Speaker 2: I'm using it as a general thing. Like, you know,
I think the fear.
Speaker 3: Of loss, fear of loss is fear.
Speaker 4: Yeah, fear of losing and fear of loss is a
big motivator for a lot of people.
Speaker 3: I just I don't have that in a way. I
kind of do.
Speaker 4: That should be like one of those like if you
have an inverted pyramid of motivation, that would be like
to like me to the middle or the bottom, right,
because I'm not really afraid of losing anything because of
the way I lost.
Speaker 3: Listen, I've lived in the balls of my you know what.
Speaker 4: I know what it's like to be on medicaid. I
know what it's like to One time I had a pastor.
He thought he was doing me a favor and he
was He goes, hey, we're gonna help out with the
food pantry.
Speaker 3: Can you help me this week?
Speaker 4: I go, yeah, sure, I showed up. It was just
us for me, and I was I didn't know whether
to like laugh or cry. And I remember that moment,
oh yeah, oh yeah, I hate great good Okay, people
don't food like donates great food.
Speaker 2: There you go.
Speaker 3: But the point was I didn't need it.
Speaker 4: I appreciated what he did with the point is I
don't ever want to be standing in this place again,
you know what I'm saying. So that can be a
motivational factor, but that shouldn't be your soul or your
biggest motivator. I always think like I was always always
hoping that love is your biggest motivation for all of us.
And it's so easy to say, it's so hard to do.
Speaker 3: Yeah, as we always get caught up in the daily trap.
Speaker 2: I think there's only two things, love and fear. I
think though, when it comes to motivation, sometimes we need
these little things, right. So, but goals, the satisfaction of
hitting that goal, of hitting lifting a certain amount or
dropping a certain amount of weight, or getting you know,
something accomplished that you've been really focused on for a while.
To me, that's that's the great thing. It's the and
sure the finish line or the proverbial finish line is great.
It's the journey along the way.
Speaker 3: Yea.
Speaker 2: So maybe you're writing a book, it's getting a chapter
done or whatever. Yeah, I see the key to have
negative For those of you.
Speaker 3: Like you know, don't believe in God or whatever.
Speaker 4: The key to life yes progress, Yeah, are you progressing
or the key to happiness is progress? You keep making progress.
You're gonna be happy because I'm growing. I'm stacking wins
every day, stacks, stack the wins every single day, and
you will feel fantastic.
Speaker 3: What did I do today at the end of the day,
What am I excited about in my life, what did
I do? What did I give back?
Speaker 2: I got so stressed that I popped a ZiT.
Speaker 4: I mean, like like one of the like one thing
if you want to rewire your brain, Billy, and I
think I've talked about this before, the one thing that
you could do every day is for one minute a day,
and eventually it'll become ten minutes and fifteen minutes and
you'll be like, holy cow, I thought about this for
twenty minutes. Think about how many times people have been
grateful to you. That feeling will rewire your brain just
and and if you can't think of those things, then
you need to start helping some people so they can
be grateful to you, so you could look back at
those and go, yeah, man, I'm a selfish douchebag.
Speaker 3: I need to help some people.
Speaker 2: Gee. Why did you have to get in my head
and say that.
Speaker 3: Well, dude, you've helped You've helped so many people.
Speaker 4: Dude, you've helped me, You've helped Kevin, you've helped Greg,
you've helped Laura, you've helped us, Stephanie. This podcast has
helped a lot of people.
Speaker 3: You've helped Jamison.
Speaker 4: He's up here now, that's a huge win, man, that's
help big wins.
Speaker 3: Thank you dad?
Speaker 2: How many tell you?
Speaker 3: Or when you're kid?
Speaker 4: You know, Jordan's like, thank you dad for paying my
college education.
Speaker 3: Yeah, thank you for sweating.
Speaker 4: Your balls off in front of a hot microphone getting
up at three o'clock in the morning.
Speaker 3: Right, I mean, like, think.
Speaker 4: About all those times people have told you thank you
and why, and think about why they thanked you, what
you were able to do for not selfishly.
Speaker 3: I'm telling you it will.
Speaker 2: Rewire your brain.
Speaker 3: You'll look at life completely differently.
Speaker 4: You won't worry because when you're thinking about being grateful
and gratitude.
Speaker 3: You can't worry. You can't bitch, you can't complain.
Speaker 2: No, wow, no you can't. Gratitude is is something that
I think is great, a belief of a higher power
or not. If you're just go with a gratitude, I
think you'll you'll always feel better. Yes, do you just
feel better? Uh? We'll take a moment. I have a
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but I thought of you immediately. No it's not a
bad one, okay, oh no, no, no.
Speaker 3: It could be one.
Speaker 2: Four. What do you think would I say?
Speaker 3: That supplements.
Speaker 2: No, Jesus, it is Jesus.
Speaker 3: Relate the buffalo bills. No, and anytime I have this
word called thoughts.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, it's in the Jesus vein. But this is weird.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I always love this song.
Speaker 3: I did it. It's a great start. It's true every.
Speaker 2: Single one of us.
Speaker 3: That's so I need cheeses.
Speaker 4: By the way, I missed Michaels such a great voice.
Speaker 2: Did you ever have that with a woman that just
has that look in her eye with fish?
Speaker 3: Yeah, A couple of times wapping shot makes one the
other half.
Speaker 4: Remember that Rolling Rock commercial. This guy's explaining Rolling Rock.
He goes, you know, the horses winked at me a
couple of times, once when I met my ex wife
and once when.
Speaker 3: I bought a card a really great value. I think
the I think the.
Speaker 4: Rolling Rock horse winked at me when I met my
ex wife too.
Speaker 3: But yeah, that look.
Speaker 2: Him, I don't know. I think I've had Yeah, Okay,
sometimes I say too much.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: By the way, Michael Hutchins was a great singer. Yeah,
I think he was a great Jim Morrison of the generation.
Speaker 3: Not no, he didn't have.
Speaker 2: The lyrics, but of uh yeah, he looked like he
had a deep voice.
Speaker 3: They had to replace him like three times.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I always liked this fan, but the this song
I don't know why I could, so I guess I
could relate to it. I always liked, uh girls you
wouldn't bring home to mom, like, not not for long term.
But I always knew they were some fun.
Speaker 6: Just playmates, test some fun locked away, yeah, you know,
and then if you could find a mixture of it.
Speaker 2: But there was like even those girls the un well
a little bit, you know what I'm saying, Like a
little bit. But even those girls wouldn't be there, would
they would go you know, you'd be surprised, whoa, whoa.
And then but they wouldn't. I mean, there'd be just
a little more that the others would be a little edgier.
Speaker 3: My Christianity will not allow me to I don't know
what you say.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I played that song Nanny because I
I stumbled upon a story out of Texas, Texas. Yes,
or the devil showed up literally on someone's doorstep. This
is not a made up story, the actual devil. The
actual devil showed up on the door step.
Speaker 7: Well, this footage looks like something straight out of a
horror film.
Speaker 3: Ement, Yeah, straight out of a horror went down the doorstep.
He was looking for a stole steel. He went to
race and Randy's houts couldn't find a deal. Money. We
are talking a while. What you forget about me?
Speaker 7: This man rang a family's doorbell, holding a sign with
a specific verse from the Bible that how were to
just spoke with investigators about the warning the neighbors in Carrollton.
Speaker 2: He stood there with almost this a similar mask to
the one Michael Hutchins wears is a Hutchinson or Hudson
Michael Hutchins Hutchins, Yeah, well, where's in the video devil inside?
He has on the back of his head. He's got
that over his head and he's holding a cardboard sign
that says Revelations twenty okay one to fifteen?
Speaker 3: Okay, ah, you go to the Bible.
Speaker 2: A well that wait, that was wrong. Let me take
the back.
Speaker 3: There's a Bible lap Oh there's like a top of them.
Speaker 2: I didn't know there was a Bible. Oh sure, that
makes sense.
Speaker 4: Revelations twenty. Can you want the King James or the uh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, whatever? What do you do? Do you use the NIVY?
Speaker 3: I use the King James?
Speaker 4: Oh no, no, I am a King James.
Speaker 2: Only kings.
Speaker 4: I get a lot of crap for that. But you
know what, the King James is amazing so many little nuances.
Speaker 2: Your underneath while you do it.
Speaker 3: Yes, No.
Speaker 4: And I saw an angel come down from heaven, having
the key of the bottomless Pit and a great chain
in his hand.
Speaker 3: So this is an angel we're talking about.
Speaker 4: And he laid hold on the dragon, that old serpent,
which is the devil and Satan, and bound him a
thousand years, and cast him into the bottomless pit, and
shut him up, and set a seal upon him, that
he should deceive the nations nomar till the thousand years
beat should be fulfilled. And after that he must be
loosed for a little season. And I saw thrones, and
they sat upon them, and judgment was given to them,
and I saw the souls of them. John is talking
of them that were beheaded for the witness of Jesus.
We're talking after the rapture, and for the word of God,
and which had not worshiped the beast, neither his image,
neither had received his mark upon their foreheads.
Speaker 3: Or in their hands.
Speaker 4: And they lived and reigned with Christ a thousand years,
which is on earth after he returns. But the rest
of the dead lived not again until the thousand years
were finished.
Speaker 3: This is the first resurrection.
Speaker 4: Blessed and holy is he that hath part in the
first resurrection. On such the second death, hath no power.
Speaker 3: That's me believe.
Speaker 4: But they shall be priests of God in Christ, and
shall reign with him a thousand years. And when the
thousand years are expired, Satan shall be loosed out of
his prison and shall go out to deceive the nations
one last time, which are in the four quarters of
the earth. Gog and may gog to gather them together
to battle, the number of whom is as the sand
of the sea. And they went up on the breadth
of the earth that compassed the camp.
Speaker 2: And you know the rest.
Speaker 3: And eventually Jesus comes back and oh, you're done, okay.
Speaker 2: So here some guy is standing on a doorstep of
an ice looking home in Dallas, Texas, some suburb, and
he's making sure that he's on their ring doorbell. They
don't answer. They may not have been home. I don't
even know if they're a home. I don't know what
time to day. Listen to the rest of the story.
Speaker 3: When I thought I was like, Uh, what's the message here, prophecy, This.
Speaker 4: Is the first time we've had anything lack.
Speaker 2: So of course this makes it onto the neighborhood next
door page right at.
Speaker 5: This in this neighborhood or prank, it's so weird, that's
what folks in this Carrollton neighborhood off of Hebron are
trying to figure out. On Saturday night, an unknown man
approach to family's doorstep wearing a Satanic mask, holding a
sign that reads Revelation twenty verses one through fifteen, passages
that depict the apocalypse in Christianity and eternal judgment followers
as sentid to heaven, the condemned thrown into a lake
of fire.
Speaker 3: Heavy stuff. I was a little rattled that night.
Speaker 5: I will say that the footage shared to next door
where neighbor Scott Garren watched it.
Speaker 4: You know, that's the kind of step you would, you know,
see it Halloween.
Speaker 2: But it's gotta be scary.
Speaker 5: And so did Gloria. John's a man not just approaching
the family's front door, he walked behind their home and
stood in front of a driveway camera too.
Speaker 4: We spoke to the homeowners so capture this footage.
Speaker 8: They filed the police report, but understandably so they didn't
want to do an interview with us because they are
on edge. They've lived here for decades, don't know who
this person is or what their message means. Carleton Police
telling me they're not aware so far of this person
being on anyone else's doorbell cameras, and that this person
hasn't committed a crime. For them to be considered trespassing,
they have to bypass a barrier like a fence, ignore
verbal warnings, or stay on the property after being told
to leave. Nonetheless, they're monitoring the situation to ensure public safety,
a spokesperson saying, we encourage residents to remain vigilant and
report any suspicious activity to police.
Speaker 3: We do mostly know each other and they're all very nice.
Speaker 5: So, yeah, after spotting a stranger like this, that's what
folks here plan to do in Carrollton. I'm Matt Howardton.
Speaker 2: So what do you say if that shows up on
your doorstep? What are you feeling? That would freak you
out a little bit, would it not?
Speaker 4: Well, I mean someone's trying to send me a message. Okay,
that's the first you Yeah, a message. Because they're in
the front and.
Speaker 2: End of the back.
Speaker 4: You're not going to anybody else's house. No, I wonder
if somebody.
Speaker 3: Let's put it this way.
Speaker 4: A lot of pastors have these call in shows, radio shows,
and a lot of people call in with their gripes
about people, and they'll try to figure out any way
to not let someone into Heaven.
Speaker 2: Wait wait wait what?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah?
Speaker 2: Wait wait wait wait a second, where do I get
audio of that? Okay, next week I am going to
find audio. And so it's a pastor's call in show.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's a pastor like well, a lot of them
like have like internet now and they have their own
shows on YouTube and stuff. People will write in, they'll
call in with their questions, just Bible questions. And every
once in a while you get a nut job who's
like ticked off that his ex wife was messing around
with another dude and they're both supposedly Christians. So now
he wants to search the Bible to figure out a
way where they're going to go to Hell. And then
he'll ask he'll ask the pastor the question in a
way that like the pastors like, you put the pastor
on the spot, and the pastor's like, well, no, that's
not necessarily.
Speaker 3: True in this instance.
Speaker 4: It sounds to me like a guy who is looking
at this family and has seen them from and knows
the family.
Speaker 3: And lives there for decades and is just judging.
Speaker 4: This family for something that happened to him, or he
doesn't like their behavior, or he believes.
Speaker 3: He's sending them a message.
Speaker 4: But you could be a you want to be a
real Christian about it, why don't you go knock on
their door and tell them about Jesus. There's a lot
easier if you really want to help them. You're trying
to scare them. Yeah, and scaring them is not going
I mean, okay, it might work, but I mean why scaring.
Speaker 2: Them or just maybe you're just sort of playing a
prank or think it's just funny and they don't know.
I would. I'd be looking at.
Speaker 3: The shoes to It could be one of those gyms
from the office pranks. I'm white, absolutely like maybe this fan.
Speaker 4: I don't know what the history is, but I don't
think this dude expected this to make the news.
Speaker 2: It's me because it freaks you out. But here's the
other thing. We see everything now go back ten years.
I don't think there was ring doorbell even ten years ago.
Speaker 3: No, actually, was, but it was it was like just
ten years.
Speaker 2: So let's go back fifteen.
Speaker 4: Because when I would like campaign for like certain political candidates,
I would ring the door and they would answer me.
Speaker 3: Like from Puerto Rico.
Speaker 2: How would your wife react if all of a sudden
that was on the on the doorstep at your house.
Speaker 3: Oh, she'd come.
Speaker 2: Didn't freak you out.
Speaker 3: She would just take care of it herself. She's she's tough.
Oh my, you do not want to ye, She's go running.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because I think it would I would be freaked out.
Speaker 3: To me, it would be a little freaky.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it would make me. It's unsettling.
Speaker 4: Anytime you see somebody in a mask, it's always unsettling.
Speaker 2: It is. And then you wonder too, after the passage
you read, is it somebody that didn't vote Trump or
did vote Trump and they're trying to send this you
know what I'm saying, Like, could it be that a
political of something? I don't know. It just it's weird.
Speaker 4: If you really want to just fall, if I mean,
if you really want to help these people, you just say, hey,
look man, I've been praying for you. I think you know,
we talked about Jesus and stuff. This guy wanted to
send a message. This guy wanted to scare somebody, And
that's not cool. That's not cool. And I don't know
what the motivation is. I have no idea.
Speaker 3: Did you talk about motivation?
Speaker 2: Were you ever ever scared? Did you ever ever have
anybody try to send you a message like that? Is
there anybody who tried to send you a message?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Actually one time there was for real. So we have
a family friend, not a family friend, a neighbor. My
neighbors have a family friend. And this guy apparently was
a little cuckoo and his wife had left him right
and so she was always spending time at my neighbor's house,
which is right next to ours. And so he basically
found numbers for people that were like for their Facebook
or whatnot, of people who were friends with my neighbors,
and basically just stalked all of us, thinking we were
sleeping with his wife. Oh and I told my wife,
I just got this the most random text message for
somebody about like, you know, message with their girl.
Speaker 3: I'm like, is that you I got?
Speaker 9: Like?
Speaker 4: What's going on?
Speaker 3: She goes, I don't recognize the number.
Speaker 4: And then the next day our neighbor told it, Hey,
did you get a text?
Speaker 2: I'm like, oh, okay, I don't know that I was
ever targeted with someone sending me a message. I'm sure
there was something along the way.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this guy like texted everybody like who was friends
with this woman on Facebook?
Speaker 3: Thinking that they were sleeping with his girl? A mass
text I do. I don't know how they got our numbers.
Speaker 2: I can't remember a time where I was scared like
something like that. That would be unsettling. Oh there was
another time, I know the one, and even that didn't
freak me out. But somebody stole a bike in a
neighborhood and dumped it off in my yard and my
kids found it and I'm like, don't touch it. So
because I called the co I could tell right away
it was a very expensive road bike and it was
a bicycle. Yeah, And they left it there and the
guy the cops are like, oh, did your boys take
I go? They're eight and nine. They can't even get
on this pluck it's so big. Well, let's not. I mean,
that's not even basic police work. Come on, right, But
that didn't Those things never scare me. I'm trying to think,
like I'll tell you the time I was scared and
it's stupid. I'm leaving. When I worked started in radio,
so I'm about nineteen years old, and there's uh, it
was Halloween and they were having a big party because
the at a club and this was a rock station,
but at a club called I think it was called
Let's Dance. I think that's the name.
Speaker 3: Of the club.
Speaker 2: It was down in Poughkeepsie in the center of the
city sort of, and the station would go there and
I think the guy who produced the morning show was
the DJ, a club DJ like. He was a mixing
tunes and type shit. And I remember my father never
wanted me to go. They always called it a bucket
of blood because there was always fights or shootings or
shits means. Yeah, so it's midnight and I was going
to go down there. And this intern from the morning
show who they called Tommy Potatoes. And the reason they
did was because the morning host would go, you know, Tommy,
can you get me my breakfast? They would bring it
in whatever from whoever would drop it off, and he goes, Tommy,
were my Potatoes, and he just became Tommy Potatoes, and
so that became his nickname, and he was kind of
he was this kid from the Bronx. He had long
hair and he wore like, I mean, this is the
early nineties. So he's got the dingo boots with no
traction on them. All okay, and we're in We're in
a like basically a renovated house, and we're in the
back of it is where the FM station went. So
we're in the back there.
Speaker 3: And was so simple back then.
Speaker 2: Yeah, But there was security cameras around the building, and
I could see the front door, and I thought I
saw something in the parking lot, like going back and forth,
and so I'm like, I and whatever it was. I
think we all have an intuitiveness about us. You can
sort of tell when something's up right, you just can't
like I knew this was good, you know what I mean.
Like I had this feeling, and so I left and
then all of a sudden, the roof collapsed, you know
what I mean that that kind of thing. Yeah, So
I'm like, something's off. So Tommy and I leave. Tommy
Potatoes and I were walking out and I'm like, man,
something is weird. And I kept looking at the cameras,
Like back in the studio, it was deeper in this house,
so the cameras up front. I go, man, and we're parked.
We can see our cars, you know. All the lights
are lit in the parking lot well lit. And we're
walking out and all of a sudden, here comes this
screaming voice and running. And there was a listener and
his fat cousin who used to call me and then
they would come like I did such dumb stuff, like
dumb stuff. I had parties at the station, like no,
in the middle of the night. I believe we had
to midnight to six, so people would just show up. No,
they would just show up and hang out. Yeah, yeah,
I mean random people. Some nights there was just one
or two. Some nights there was like fifteen twenty. It
was just we're all hanging out, right. Sometimes they put
him on the radio with me. Sometimes they didn't, you know.
And this was he called himself Psycho, and he walked
with a limp, and he was a short guy and
probably about my age, but he walked through the limp.
And he always wanted an iron maiden. And he would
always say he had a crazy voice. I bet I
have him on tape somewhere. I gotta go back through
those tapes, and he would sometimes go, hey, man, can
we come hang out? Are you? And I'm like, yeah,
come on.
Speaker 3: The fuck says that right me?
Speaker 2: Because of a dope, and I was like, yeah, I'm bare.
I was always bored. I was like I didn't want
to play music. I could get bored into my talk.
I talked all night long. So the they.
Speaker 4: By the way, that's the perfect time to experiment with
talk is a perfect time because there's there's no nobody's
keeping score.
Speaker 2: Nobody's keeping score. They're all going to bed, or they're
drunk or my name.
Speaker 4: He's told me he used to smoke cigarettes, like doing
overnight shifts at w it is at Bill Keeler station
in Utica.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, well he was about your age.
Speaker 4: He's probably doing jockwork on the overnights on this on
the weekends. Yeah, And he goes, oh yeah, because I
used to have people coming to stay. We'd be smoking cigarettes, drinking,
having a good time.
Speaker 2: Classic rock five. I used to just yeah, I didn't
drink on there, but I did let strangers in. But
Psycho would come down with his cousins. So now Psycho
and all of a sudden, I hear laughter and it
was always there's always a stereotype. And I have to
say this, it's usually it's usually people. Poor people or
rich people have this right where one partner is good
looking and doesn't fit the other. In the in the
poorer people, it's sometimes the guy doesn't fit the chick.
In other words, she's fat and kind of out of
shape and a little tattered, and he's sort of pulled
together in thin necessarily. But when you get older on
the rich side, it's usually the guy that's fat and
out of shape and she's a smoke show. Yeah, that
they're together, Yes it's a weird thing. But so Psycho,
his cousin and her boyfriend are laughing from the corner.
But Tommy Potatoes fucking flipped like he grabbed me. He
was like, he starts to run and his dingos had
no traction. He went up. All I remember was seeing
the bottom of his boots.
Speaker 3: He's doing the Josh Allen. All I saw was bottom
of boots as they turr. I go fuck.
Speaker 2: So then I'm like, I didn't know what to do
because this thing's running at me. So I sort of
froze there. I was getting ready to punch something. I
didn't know, and then all of a sudden, I hear
the laughter. It was psycho and that was probably the scared,
the most scared I've been. But it was building up
all night because I could sort of feel it, you know,
and it was Halloween and I'm not a big Halloween person.
So if this guy showed up, I'm like, it would
disturb me, but I wouldn't. I would probably give it
a half hour thought that I'd move on, which would
be the worst when you were married and have a family,
Oh yeah, because I would go at, no big deal,
nothing happened, and it's just some fucking dick and I
don't care and it, but it would be all that
other people are thinking about, and especially if you have
kids and they see it.
Speaker 3: Oh gosh, I mean that's that. I mean, that's that's
that's cheap.
Speaker 4: I I I don't really appreciate or condone somebody dressing
up in a devil outfit or a Satanic outfit, whatever
the outfit was, and going to somebody's house and holding
that sign.
Speaker 2: What do you like like?
Speaker 4: Because I've always said this, it's like, if you really
want to, like, you know, tell people about Jesus, show
them that you're a follower of Jesus. And one of
my biggest regrets in life is that I didn't always
do that.
Speaker 3: In fact, I didn't mostly do that.
Speaker 4: Like they called me Christian Dan and you know, Sunday
through Thursday that was great.
Speaker 3: Friday and Saturday I was.
Speaker 4: A complete douchebag, alright, and say like no, But my
point is, like be like Jesus.
Speaker 3: Don't sit there, like hold up side.
Speaker 2: He got pissed? What he got pissed?
Speaker 3: Yeah, once more than once.
Speaker 4: A couple of times, a few times, yeah, yeah, quite
a bit. Actually I'm reading in Matthew right now. Yeah
you got upset. He was righteous anchor.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I never got mad at anybody. I just did stupid stuff.
I got mad at people. I never let him know.
Speaker 2: Well, oh you mean, like, oh stupid stuff like drinking
and yeah, like being carousing.
Speaker 3: Being a kid. We call it in America being a kid.
Speaker 2: Ladies, man, ladies, dad, Yeah, ladies, hey man, what's wrong
with that? Yeah?
Speaker 3: You know, Tommy used to tell you he ain't Christian.
Speaker 2: All right, that's the point. But you would eat that
ship up. It would fuck with your head. And that's
why I'm saying it does none of it matters. Just
do good if that means if that's what you feel
about back.
Speaker 4: Then, which brings it back to me, motivated motivated motivator.
Speaker 2: It's back then, it's back then, but it's not now,
and now you can go do those things that you
want if it's gonna make you feel better and to
get your motivated motivated motivators, Jo mamacu.
Speaker 10: Besides, better come down here, get some of this ship.
You like to eat, to eat, so why not open
up somewhere. I'm backing to sit out, enjoy a meal
and get the feet rub well. You won't fives is
prible edible.
Speaker 3: We're gonna make it deliciable.
Speaker 10: We will fry parts of the chicken you didn't even
know what fried, but the feelers. We'll fry candy balls,
all that European stuff that you don't really normally eat.
We'll bring it down here and fried fight. Ask McDonalds
to fry some other than what they normally fry. That's
what you're gonna get. Nothing If if you're through the dope
I put it in the fry. All I meets me
tend to rise to their optimum deliciousness.
Speaker 2: We got fine downing.
Speaker 3: For me, took my money, gave me pay pie support.
Come on down there and get you.
Speaker 10: Once they get your fuck cured number. It's ovating, motivated, motivated.
So friends, let's just decide you don't want no barbecue.
Well that's fine too. Why not let one of my
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Speaker 3: Excuse me? Did you mind number fifty two?
Speaker 2: Did you hear me?
Speaker 4: Because you hear me, call number. I forgot about the
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they're still open. Is that in Georgia? Do you remember
talk to them?
Speaker 2: I think we did well. They put a phone number
up there.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Would you like to take a break and try to
call them? Yeah, j try to call them we got
the number.
Speaker 3: We got Peter coming up.
Speaker 2: We got Peter coming up about seven fifteen.
Speaker 3: OK.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I have to send Peter to the link. We'll
talk buffalo bills, we'll get the thoughts. We'll get to
all that right after this. You know what I love.
I love getting to the great outdoors, but I love
having all the creature comforts of home. You know what
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I've been bragging to you about Copplestone on Main on
one to nine West Main Street in the village of
Webster for as long as I've been doing the podcast.
And the reason is it's got an upscale bar, a warm,
inviting atmosphere. It's just fun. When you walk in there.
Your mood could go from really lousy to great, or
from great to over the top. I'm just saying it's
just always a happy vibe, and that's because the food
is fantastic. The shareables are so delicious. I love going there.
It's great for intimate dining, it's great for hanging out
with friends and family. But don't take my word for it.
Listen to Ashley. Ashley writes, we went last night, and
I haven't stopped thinking about the food ever since. Everything
including appetizers and entrees, was all delicious and could tell
was fresh. High quality drinks were also awesome with choices.
I wasn't expecting to have his options. That's what Ashley writes.
I don't think there's much more I need to say
other than Cobblestone on Main one O nine West Main
Street in the village of Webster, coming on a NXS
kick tonight.
Speaker 4: So I got another one. You should play for the
last segment two Such a great sign.
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 3: Does this Eighties?
Speaker 2: Do they really? Yeah?
Speaker 3: They're playing at Delago, coming out World.
Speaker 4: They might be playing again at sooner At I don't smoke.
That's like their home base, Great Americas. They are the
great pair. I don't realize the beginning was so long.
Maybe I just putting here in the radio version.
Speaker 2: I mighta go buy this on final.
Speaker 6: Don't ask me.
Speaker 2: I always love when they bring like orchestral instruments. I
know it's you know it's true. Don't have to tell you.
Speaker 3: I love you.
Speaker 11: That's ah.
Speaker 3: The tyler does a great song job with a sound.
Speaker 2: You were there, Bill, you were there.
Speaker 3: You would reminds me that Chris Farley life, Pete.
Speaker 2: You were there.
Speaker 3: I lost my virginity of your daughter.
Speaker 2: Yeah, ches mm hmmm mm hmm. It's got to be
like eighty seven.
Speaker 4: We can live, I think so yeah, for a thousand years.
Speaker 11: Well, Jesus, wow, I don't know.
Speaker 2: In excess, uh you two and always like, uh, I
want to see Rattle and Hum when it came out,
and then, uh, the hell's.
Speaker 3: The album that I Rattling Hum was the album.
Speaker 2: Rattle Hum was the album, but it came out after Uh.
Joshua Tree, Joshua Tree and I went to the theater
to see Rattle Home. But Joshua Tree was like, to me, it.
Speaker 3: Was everyone's favorite YouTube.
Speaker 2: It was just my favorite because it hit me in
that time of life. I remember going down to wilbur flats.
My friend his girlfriend would pop the back of her
SuPAR u. We'd all we were drinking, you know, we
drake had.
Speaker 3: I talked to people and I go, well, what flats
was there?
Speaker 2: I've been drinking since I was as old as Jamison Apropos,
isn't it. I don't know if it is. I don't think.
I don't. I think it's terrible. When I look at
it now, I like, I go, I wonder what kind
of real damage I did a long way because it
were I mean all through college, I mean everywhere, you know,
and then probably had a dry spell for a while,
maybe a minute.
Speaker 4: I remember one time you had a sober period of
like ninety days.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, we'll drinking club soda. Did you know?
Speaker 4: You did really well though, and you so Tommy stopped
drinking at that period too.
Speaker 3: He had like a dry show, yes, for a while.
And then it's like brown Bard, it's summertime. I'm in
the cocktawn I am.
Speaker 2: I'm going to called Jones big ass barbecue and fute
massage number that was on there.
Speaker 4: Come on over here, get some of this.
Speaker 3: The wireless customer you are calling, it's not available.
Speaker 9: Please try again later.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's too bad.
Speaker 2: Well, sometimes people change numbers, right, and then they hand
out that number. So there was a story we had
the other night about somebody sending out a family group
text an uncle had changed their number, but nobody.
Speaker 3: Knew it, and somebody starts yelling.
Speaker 2: So somebody starts responding and they're saying it was a joke,
but the person ended up getting arrested because it was
for a nine month old christening. And the person goes, hey,
how much for the baby? Nice white babies go for
a lot of money. And then he goes and then
the guy either called or somehow contacted the family. He goes, listen,
we harvest babies organs, and I'll start the bidding at
five hundred thousand. The guy's going on, you know, he's
trying to say it was a joke. However, he had
been arrested for a road rage incident recently where he
pulled the gun and shot a trucker.
Speaker 3: So so.
Speaker 4: When my niece was born, we had a cousin who
changed her number.
Speaker 3: We didn't know this. So the text threat comes through.
Speaker 4: Oh congratulations, hey stop texting me. I'll call the cops,
and it's like holy cow, like really someone announced that
they had a birth of a child, that you're gonna.
Speaker 2: Be an a hole.
Speaker 4: I almost wanted to call the guy up and literally
just ream him.
Speaker 3: I know, you can't let it bother you.
Speaker 4: Like somebody's clearly somebody's clearly mentally disturbed.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 3: You can't let it get to you.
Speaker 4: I know, but a the time, like, are you kidding me?
Speaker 3: I let a lot of things bother me.
Speaker 2: I don't understand why now. I'm just like there's a
lot of ship that's just like I don't give a fuck.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't care.
Speaker 2: It has no.
Speaker 3: Effect on Collins. I don't care anymore.
Speaker 2: I don't care anymore. It's it's not even that they
don't necessarily care anymore. Like I see people just doesn't
bother getting all upset. You know things, what.
Speaker 3: You keep going? I got a thought, But go ahead,
go with your thoughts.
Speaker 4: You know you're popping out of things. Don't bother you
as much anymore.
Speaker 2: No, But I see things like I see people getting
very upset on either side of the aisle with President Trump,
people in support shut up blah blah blah.
Speaker 3: Oh gosh.
Speaker 4: Dan Levatar did a whole thing just about Elon's like
little gesture. You know, It's like, bro, keep a life, man,
You're a Cuban communist.
Speaker 3: Shut up.
Speaker 2: But see but even there, I can't get upset because
I just go all right, there are things that happened,
but I go ahead, go ahead.
Speaker 3: So the last week, yeah, the Bills beat the Ravens.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Week leading up to it, some writer had once again
and he's done this before, ripped on the Bills Maffi
and said, Buffalo is a city of losers, right, so what.
Speaker 3: Does of course Buffalo do.
Speaker 4: They rush up to the water tower with a paint
can and a paint brush and defend the honor of
Buffalo to the point where actual radio hosts involved and
started reading quote receipts on what happened before leading up
to the game, and Sean mcderbott was asked about it
and he defended the city of Buffalo.
Speaker 3: I'm like, why for what?
Speaker 8: Why?
Speaker 4: Because this guy insulted Buffalo. I'm like, are you that
I wrote a column about it for the Times of
Wayne Cowbey? Are you that pathetic? He's gonna let he
I know, he has to the fact that somebody had
to ask the stupid question, or the fact that another
radio guy had to make it a topic or multiple topics?
Speaker 3: Are you losers?
Speaker 4: Because that is the very definition responding to a loser
just makes you another loser.
Speaker 2: Right, well, hang on a second, though, we worked in
that medium, we did. Yeah, and so you're always looking
for something that's gonna rile the base, get people interactive.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but are you are you that lazy that that's
what you're gonna do.
Speaker 2: I don't know if somebody went up and did what
did they do?
Speaker 3: I just know you called Buffalo.
Speaker 4: By the way, it's not the first time this writer
is called Buffalo a city of losers.
Speaker 3: But this became like a week long thing.
Speaker 4: Now we're gonna read receipts, okay, So if the Bills
had lost, are you not gonna read those receipts more?
Because our honor wasn't defended because the Bills lost the game?
Speaker 3: How pathetic are you? How ethic pat are you?
Speaker 2: Fandom? And it's all entertainment.
Speaker 3: But that's my point though it's a joke.
Speaker 4: Why are you getting worked up over what somebody says
about your beloved city?
Speaker 2: Is it true? Of course not because you've got because
you can, because you can. I mean, so that's how
good it is. That's how good we've got it that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we have it so good.
Speaker 2: That we get worked Yeah, we get worked up.
Speaker 3: They always we have the luxury of getting pissed off.
Speaker 2: Nothing truly truly believe that we have it so good
in this country. And we need conflict, We need the drama.
It's a human thing. We need it. And if we
don't have this, sure it does. But if we don't
have it, we'll create it. So we create the war
on drugs, we create this thing, or the politics to this,
the that the back and forth. I mean, you got
it like it is.
Speaker 4: It's the people at the top of the food shain'ts
sit there and maybe and maybe the play right into
our heads.
Speaker 3: Maybe, Look, don't give them the satisfaction.
Speaker 2: People are some people are very concerned about what could
happen with President Trump. I say, let's sit back and see.
You know, but people are, yeah, what happened to my America?
I go, okay, I get it.
Speaker 3: It went back to the other people's America.
Speaker 2: Well that's what happened, But you need to go back.
Speaker 3: It's not your turn.
Speaker 2: What they're saying, no, but what they're saying is the
quality of the person right, the guy who had the
university that failed and seemed to rip people off, the
guy that evaded taxes, the guy that had sexual abuse charges,
the guy that all that usually wasn't a candidate for president,
just saying yeah, I get it.
Speaker 3: We know about Trump. Yeah, yeah, else, Clint was.
Speaker 4: A douchebag, but Regan was a douchebag. Is where a douchebag.
Obama was a douchebag. Bush was a douchebag.
Speaker 3: Both of them. They were all douchebags. We just know
about Trump.
Speaker 2: Trump wears it on his sleeve.
Speaker 3: People say, juchebag, I'm the best juchebeg there is. So
what what are you gonna do? America first?
Speaker 2: But I mean, you didn't have presidents like that made
fun of disabled people.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, the diplomatics.
Speaker 2: Do you understand what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: They put on a good face.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying. I'm not saying that that limits his
ability to govern. That is not what I'm saying. I'm saying.
If you wonder why people get upset, this is part
of the reason why. And you kind of have to
look both because I think if there was somebody on
the other side that was doing something like, how the
fuck do you support that guy? Okay, so, but I say,
whether you were in there or not, he's there, he's there.
So let's try to make it the best. Let's listen,
let's see it could be great. Who knows.
Speaker 4: I didn't vote in the previous election, but look, I
wasn't a Joe Biden fan. I didn't care for either guy, right,
but I'm like, look, I live in America and that's
my president.
Speaker 3: I need to respect the office. Don't be a douchebag.
Speaker 4: I don't have to agree with anything he does, and
he did a couple good things. But you know what,
that's why we have elections. Get the new guy in.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 4: Look, I've always believed in the Who's song, Billy won't
get full to get meet.
Speaker 2: The boss boy, Walt get fulled against save as the
old boss. We will take a moment. I know we
were kind of short hair.
Speaker 7: Oh.
Speaker 2: I did want to touch on this real quick because
I don't know what to think of this. I saw
in the news locally that a youth support specialist has
been charged with rape. Now there's a facility. Hang on
a second, though, because that's a really really powerful loaded word,
and I sometimes get nervous. Not nervous. I don't get nervous,
but I sometimes think I question it from a more
just thinking standpoint. I would say philosophical, but that sounds
too it's too big for this situation. But I don't
know if that's the right word to use. This person
I believe is a thirty five year old woman, but
I don't know why in my head I have that,
and it's an eighteen year old resident. Now these are facilities.
It's a it's a correctional facility, but it's for It
has two campuses. It's in Rush, Okay, and it has
eighty bed facility. The houses raised the age youth, so
kids that are in there that have done enough stuff,
but they're not at the age right. They raised the
age so that way they can't go to county jail, right.
And then a lower campus that is youth adjudicated prior
to the age of sixteen, so it's like a youth
detention center. This person who is a I could say
you had an inappropriate relationship. I'm not sure at eighteen,
and I don't know the mental capacity of the person,
but I'm assuming they're always fairly normal or we deem
normal or what do they call it? Not neurodivergent, and
I wouldn't know it. So at eighteen, right, so this
it's a Jerka. I'm thinking that's a woman's name. J E. R.
Speaker 12: I C.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Erica was arrested in charge with a third degree rape.
Speaker 4: That's not the first time we've talked about a Jericho,
either on this show or the last show.
Speaker 3: I remember a named Jericha gained.
Speaker 2: In trouble, engaged in sexual activity, and I go boy,
because the headline is you support specialists charged with rape
accused of having inappropriate relationship with a detainee in rush. Okay,
inappropriate relationship you immediately my mind immediately man and a woman,
a girl, man and a girl, not woman and a
boor or I'm thinking in a with a detainee. So
I'm going, what's going on here? So this sounds like
Dana Mora. Somebody was having a relationship and they got busted.
Since he's this person is eighteen, which by the way,
is I believe of the age of consent. So I
don't even know how that is the case. But I
don't know this well, that was exactly what I was.
Speaker 4: That's that's the thing I'm wondering. Yeah, because if you're eighteen,
you got to it's it's very it's a very slippery slow.
Speaker 2: Thirty five you walk into a detention center and go, dann,
I gotta get somebody.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: Did that happen in oz where the female like prison
guard was like sneaking drugs and.
Speaker 2: Like all probably stuff.
Speaker 4: I didn't see that because like she wasn't good looking.
But man, you know, like when you're in prison, a
lot of stuff looks better.
Speaker 2: Sure, of course, absolutely, And maybe that's the case. Maybe
you're not getting any on the outside. Yeah, maybe, but
you're thirty five. He in personal manteen. Well, I know
it got back.
Speaker 4: I know a guy back home who was a corrections
officer in a woman's prison and he got in trouble
because he was playing patty cake with the prisoners.
Speaker 2: That may be the safest relationship to be in thirty five,
getting you what you want. Yeah, and you don't have
to go home with anybody clean up after them. You're
not picking up their socks.
Speaker 3: It's like a free prostitute.
Speaker 2: It's a perfect thing. It's perfect. All right, we'll take
a quick break. Uh, Peter Montemerno is going to join us,
and I hear he has some serious thoughts. Oh yeah
on the Buffalo bills. I do too, and I know,
and I feel like they're way more negative than anything
I was thinking. I was actually please with a couple
of things that I saw.
Speaker 4: Okay in that game when you guys had a hell
of a show on Tuesday or Monday.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, So well we will get to all that
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Speaker 3: I think this is the last great it hit, the
greatest hit.
Speaker 2: I don't know how we got on an excess cake tonight,
but I like.
Speaker 3: It's been good. Oh it's last.
Speaker 2: Wow, it's all because of that devil.
Speaker 3: Song is attempting to make sense. O money can that
a wonderful voice.
Speaker 12: I could just be everything and everyone to you.
Speaker 7: This laver just is so easy, not out of time.
Speaker 1: All that I want.
Speaker 2: All the time.
Speaker 4: One thing about the song that Stones would do this,
they weren't afraid to add backup singers, female backup singers.
Speaker 3: You get a little further in the song.
Speaker 4: There's like female backup singers that really make the song
as good as.
Speaker 3: The Beatles never did. A lot of bands don't do it.
Speaker 2: Oh you're saying, is Stones, but they didn't cover this? No, no, no.
Speaker 3: The Stones would add backup singers to songs.
Speaker 4: They weren't afraid to, like add like Mary Clayton or
a lot of bands won't do that because Keith can't sing.
Speaker 2: It's a problem. All right. We have them waiting up patiently.
Over here is Peter Montemerno to talk a bit about
the Buffalo Bills and what is happening in Uh. I'm
I don't know what's gonna happen in Orchard Park this weekend,
but I'm hoping for the best, Peter.
Speaker 3: How are you?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 3: I got pardoned?
Speaker 2: I didn't. I did not get pardoned. But yeah, I
didn't do anything yet Kevin. But it's nice. Yeah, I
think the Bills got pardoned, they got they got parted.
I'll say this. There was a call that was very
much in favor of the Buffalo Bills, the tray Waite,
tray White, White Coleman call.
Speaker 3: That was definitely I thought that was going the other way.
Speaker 2: I believe it. But that was a nice call the
night time and they went that was.
Speaker 3: Their biggest offensive play. Yeah, let that sink in.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well it was tough. It was cold, Danny, it
was cold, and the ball did go well.
Speaker 3: I don't know, call for Baltimore too, I know.
Speaker 2: And I kept seeing things like the better team lost.
Speaker 4: I'd agree with that at least in that in that
in that game, I would say the better team lost.
Speaker 2: But the Bills did everything right, yes, like they didn't
turn the ball over, they didn't make mistakes right, And
I think that that's kind of the key what it
came down to. Hey, I'll take a win as a win. Yeah,
moving on to the AMC Championship.
Speaker 3: Come on, let's go.
Speaker 2: But I'm hearing that that Peter, because I thought Peter
and Danny is like the little BIRDI goes, Oh, you
wait to hear what Peter has to say, Peter, Yeah,
you think I'm all got thoughts. So I thought that
when they didn't go for it on fourth and two
and a half and they kicked the field goal, I
was actually pleased. I thought, okay, because it looked like
I was pretty I was because I thought I was
worried watching that defense hold that that it wasn't going
to happen. And it was a little further back than
we thought. And I and I thought at the time, now, look,
you're taking maybe a little bit of risk with bass
because it's not fifty yards out or more so we
know that it's a little closer. But I go, it
seems like a more sure way to get points and
be up eight at that point in the game than
which proved to be valuable I think, than going for it.
So I was. I was pleased with that, and I
was pleased when Josh getting about to get sacked, turns
around and he looks like he's gonna throw it backwards,
and I went, thank god he didn't, and he didn't,
and I went, could we be seeing maturity not just
on the quarterback side, but even in the in the
head coach to not make a rash decision. Now, even
if you went for it, they still have to go
ninety whatever yards down the field, So maybe going for
it would have been the better thing, but you did
get something out of it. To me, it's kind of
a wash at that point because don't forget Baltimore did
rip it up.
Speaker 9: Out of it because the last play it wasn't executed properly.
I don't know why world to Mark through it as
late as he did. Yeah, and wasn't anywhere near Andrews.
It was, so it was an easy flip of the wrist.
Two point conversion.
Speaker 12: All the day long. We're going over time, I know.
Speaker 2: And they put it on Mark Andrews and I know
it hit his hands, but that was thrown behind him.
He had a twist around to get it.
Speaker 12: Very very hard catch for him.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 12: Men, it was going backwards. He had a twist. It was.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 12: If Miliar through it sooner, we might not have it
be having this showed it.
Speaker 2: But we still had a minute thirty three to go.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there was a minute thirty three to left to go.
I think they would have driven down the field, but
I don't want to take that chance. I mean, you
talk about the Bills not making mistakes, you talk about
going down the field. They'd scored six points the entire
second half. Now you're asking like that, at worst, maybe
tower basket kick a field goal and winning the game.
And the last time he was in a situation in
the playoff game like that, he whiffed. So, I mean,
you're you're happy that, You're happy that like Andrews dropped the.
Speaker 2: Ball, Yes I was, or else I was.
Speaker 3: We're going overtime and there's no you knew the game
is over.
Speaker 12: What's that happened?
Speaker 9: You knew it was, But you know, hindsight, we're all geniuses, right,
But that fourth down call.
Speaker 12: To me, the third call, yes, thank you me. That
could be wrong. Third down call. Josh was in the gun.
Speaker 3: I think, yes, he was in the gun. It was
after a time out.
Speaker 4: Baltimore called time out, and Romo, who had a great
game calling it, said hey, you got.
Speaker 3: Two you got two plays left to sneak it in
from the one.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 9: The thing is when you're let's talk about the weather
being the great neutralize.
Speaker 12: Room, which it was.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but I think Baltimore did it find out throwing
the ball thirty forty yards down the field and had
the completions and obviously Andrews had the fumble, but it
was a big completion and they had a big touchdown
of thirty plus yard touchdown throw.
Speaker 12: You know, splitting in the safeties down the middle of
the field a couple of times, and I look at
the weather and I'm thinking, all.
Speaker 9: Right, if I'm at the one yard line and I
don't have to worry about a snap exchange. I don't
have to worry about handing the ball off in weather
like that. I just take my quarterback and put his
head down, which they've done all year at that point
of the field in the game twice you should have
done it could have been a touchdown. It's not even forwards.
I don't know why you have him in the gun
in weather like that on the one yard line.
Speaker 12: It doesn't make.
Speaker 3: Sense to me, you know why.
Speaker 12: And I'm not you know, I'm sitting here. I'm not
out there, coach.
Speaker 3: You know why. They had time to think about it.
They had time.
Speaker 4: Hey, you know what we ought to do here instead
of like and by the way, the Ravens like, don't
do that with Lamar. They do it with Mark Andrews
and he had a couple of like nice sneaks. And
with Alan he's huge, And I mean, you could do it,
but I mean the balls actually I think at the
one and a half or the two. But the point
is two plays, the game's over and if you don't
get in, they gotta go ninety nine yards and they
have to skeet the end zone twice.
Speaker 12: Lined up as the full back man on third.
Speaker 3: Now, I think it was.
Speaker 4: I think it was I think it was cook I'm
not sure though, I think it was Cooker Davis.
Speaker 12: Shit Kire was lined up as the full shit here.
Speaker 9: That's the one thing I remember. I remember texting something like,
why in the world is Shakir in a fullback? It's
the third down at the one yard.
Speaker 12: So they could pitch it to how and what like
you said, think thought thinking about too much.
Speaker 9: I don't know why they had that play call in there,
because if I have a fullback, if I have an
actual fullback in there, now my linebackers was thinking, Okay,
this is gonna be an off is gonna be an
outside zone, inside zone? If I got your here at fullback,
I'm not worried about him. No, I'm not worried about him.
And maybe coming out of the backfield to catch the pass. Okay, fine,
But if you're trying to tip something off or you're
trying to confuse or mess with the eye discipline of
the defense, that's not the play. That's not where you
do it with Shakir there. I know that's not even
a touch push play. He's not going to push from
hiring that guy.
Speaker 4: Come on, No, Yeah, they got too cute they put
their quarterback.
Speaker 3: I mean, if he.
Speaker 4: Wants to push it, that's a lot safer like physically,
even though you're going in there and getting jammed.
Speaker 3: At the end of the day, your guys are right
there with you.
Speaker 4: When you had Josh like in the shotgun with a
yard to go and he's got to run up and
then pitch it back, which he had to, he had
the sense to do, like you're asking your quarterback basically
get slammed face first down because he's turning around. The
attention was for him to, like you know, either option
it back or just grunting himself. He chose to option
it back and decided to hold onto it. But he
turned his back to the defense. He could have been
slammed into the ground, busts his shoulder, busts his arm,
and then we're screwed. At least with a toush push,
he's moving forward. I mean that was just just Acidine
did run that play?
Speaker 9: Yeah, and I wonder and we can't. I couldn't really tell.
You really can't tell on the film. You only really
know if you're on the field or you know the
coaches that have to play sheet where any of those
playfalls audible at the line of scrimmage.
Speaker 12: I can't I couldn't tell. I can't remember the knocks.
Speaker 4: The knocks one on third down where where Alan it was?
I think it was the first or second driver of
the first half of the second half where knocks like
got the pass and it was incomplete. I believe that
that was Alan audibly at the line of scrimmage at
midfield and they went three and out or it was
an incomplete pass and or no, it wasn't incomplete pass.
Speaker 3: He didn't go anywhere. The raven sniffed it out.
Speaker 9: So I mean the two plays at the end two
third and fourth down, fourth down, but the third down
play or the second even the second and third where
they was there an autumn was there?
Speaker 12: No, I don't know anything like why are you in
the gun?
Speaker 9: Why are you in the gun at that point in
the field with the weather and everything that's going on.
It's snow and heavy or it's sleep. It's not just snow.
The ball is slick, it's heavy. You know, a handoff
could be you know, slick, right throw can slip out
of your hand. There's all these things that you think about,
but the biggest problem I had Bill with this whole
thing is that situational football is handled Monday through Saturday,
not Sunday.
Speaker 12: It didn't feel like they were ready for situational football.
That's just my opinion.
Speaker 2: Well they did. They end up winning, and a lot
of people, a lot of prognosticators, like the guys in
the I think it was on CBS, I think most
of them had it being a one point game with
Buffalo winning, and it came down to a two point
game with Buffalo winning. Now we we get back to
the AFC Championship game and again it's Kansas City. And
again it's in Kansas City. What is the weather supposed
to be like there this weekend? I haven't paid any attention,
but you know, it does seem like there's a lot
of magic there. Don't forget they're going for something historic
in three wins in a row, but they have to
get there, you know, in order to do that.
Speaker 9: Let me, there hasn't been a team that's gone to
the Super Bowl three straight years, lasts.
Speaker 4: The Bills, Right, yeah, yeah, the Bills are the last
team that's well, yeah, the Chiefs.
Speaker 3: The Chiefs went to three straight. They didn't know, they
didn't lost one.
Speaker 12: No, I don't think they.
Speaker 3: Know they didn't.
Speaker 4: You're right, Yeah, nobody's besides the Bills. Nobody's gone to
the super Bowl I think three straight years.
Speaker 9: Okay, so this would be the first sce the Bills,
which is kind of ironic. You know that that storyline
play out.
Speaker 2: So what do we I mean, what are your your
feelings on this? Because there does seem to be some
magic in Travis. I mean how Travis Kelsey always gets open.
I'm watching that game and I go, what did this happen?
And we hear a lot about the refts in the
favor of Okay, the game's fast.
Speaker 12: Huh memes you see them all?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you do? You do?
Speaker 12: You feel like every time you turn a Chiefs game, is.
Speaker 2: We do again? I can say that I didn't think
he was hit at all in the helmet the helmet.
I thought the two Textan players collided helmet.
Speaker 4: According to the letter of the law, it was a
flaggable offense. But could we just apply some common sense here?
Ach been like, you know, just kind of lost it.
And that's when the memes really started coming out. Like
in the third quarter, people are like, Okay, this get ridiculous.
And the NFL's out noticed about it. Does that mean
it's got change?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I'm not a blame the refs guy. Peter's not a
blame the refs guy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you really can't, because the other thing is try
to be that guy in the moment it did look
like on TV I think I went, oh, man, he's
gonna get the call. And then when they show it
in slow motion, but know when I'm not seeing it
in slow motion and the ref isn't either.
Speaker 12: No, So what interest?
Speaker 9: It's gonna be a high of thirty nine and I'm sorry,
a high of thirty four, low of twenty three all
day on Sunday, but partly it won't be Sunday night.
Speaker 12: It's gonna be sunny all day in Kansas City.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, so right, yeah, but I mean not not yes,
that was yeah, it's weekend. No, I those conditions sound
Josh Allenish doing not? I mean yeah, oh yeah.
Speaker 9: Yeah. I feel like I've always said the Bills don't
match up well with the Ravens. They match up well
with the Chiefs. Yeah, CALLI pretending yeah, they match up?
Then Journey, You're not a slash mouth team and they're
never gonna be and not they're not going to accept it.
On defense, they're not a Stalwarts defense. It's gonna stop,
you know, through guys in through three hours of the
cloud of dust. They are an opportunistic defense. They're gonna bend,
but they have to force turnovers if they're gonna bend
as much as they do.
Speaker 12: They topped the force turnovers and they did the offense.
If you don't rost turnovers right And.
Speaker 2: I think even in the post game, was it Terrell
Bernard who said, we're just trying to help our quarterback.
You know, give him, he does so much for us.
We're trying to give back on our side.
Speaker 3: Of the ball. Well, it's weird though.
Speaker 4: They have the weirdest stat where they're number one in
the league Peter in takeaways, but they're number thirty enforcing punts.
So that tells me the defense is somewhere in the middle.
And that's that's I mean, it's almost like McDermott wants
them to play. They play this bend, but don't make
Sprake style billy, which means they try to keep everything
in front of him. And if you make the offense,
your opponent run enough plays, eventually they'll turn the ball
over and it's worked out for the Bills. On the
flip side, though, you're asking your offense basically to do
the same thing to keep the defense.
Speaker 3: Off the field, and that's like a contradiction in terms.
Speaker 4: Now, Fortunately, Josh Allen this year has had the greatest
season ever in protecting the football in terms of touches
internal like, it's the lowest percentage since the merger, which
is ridiculous.
Speaker 3: But they actually turned and.
Speaker 4: I said this to Peter, and I don't know Peter
feels about it, but they actually turned Josh Allen into
a bit of a game manager to protect the defense.
Speaker 3: And it's like, you know, you got dude, you got
a gunslinger back there.
Speaker 4: Man, I know you won the game, but holy cow, like.
Speaker 3: You actually shut your offense off of the second half.
Speaker 12: Yeah, it felt that way. I mean it looked that way.
Speaker 9: I mean there weren't any it didn't seem as much
creativity and it was the game plan to keep the
offense off the field for the Ravens. Possibly did they
work that to perfection. I don't want to stay perfection,
but you know, the time of possession wasn't wasn't egregiously
different between both teams.
Speaker 12: I mean, they did well with the clock. But again,
to Danny's point, you get the best quarterback possibly and
maybe ever.
Speaker 4: He's a dynastic quarterback. He's not just the Francisco He's
a dynastic quarterback. Unfortunately, there's another dynastic quarterbacks. The name
was Patrick Mahomes.
Speaker 2: Well, this is sort of the matchup we like to see.
I think, you know, I keep seeing memes all of
America rooting for everybody. Can't see Chiefs out of the
Super Bowl. But I think that's a real possibility. Peter,
I feel more optimistic about this game than I did
the last game.
Speaker 9: You know, it's funny. Nineteen ninety four, nineteen eighty three,
ninety four game. It was their exact opposite. It was
like everybody in the country except for Buffalo chief.
Speaker 3: From the Chiefs, Montana Gain, Yeah, Montana.
Speaker 12: And Neil Smith and the whole thing. And now the
table's a turn. Thirty plus years later, Pete.
Speaker 4: I have a story I've never told you about that
game too. My cousins did security Chase security for that game.
They were in charge of the NFL Live team who
was on the NFL Live team. It was Bob Costas,
it was Mike Ditka and O J.
Speaker 3: Simpson.
Speaker 12: O J.
Speaker 3: Simpson's best friend was Marcus Sallin.
Speaker 4: Allen was playing for the Chiefs, and my cousins said
he couldn't believe that OJ was rooting.
Speaker 3: For the Chiefs. Wow, this is five months before he
killed his wife and Roy. We should have known that.
Speaker 4: Clearly he was rooted root for Bacchus Allat of the Chiefs.
Speaker 3: It was a root for the Bills. Well, it wasn't
his team four straight Super Bowls.
Speaker 4: Eventually you win, dude. OJ would be leading the parade
in Buffalo they won that Super Bowl. Maybe maybe change
his life, Maybe wouldn't have killed his ex wife.
Speaker 2: I mean, Peter, are you feeling more Are you feeling
more optimistic about this game than than last night?
Speaker 12: You know what I am?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 12: I hate to be that.
Speaker 9: I am optimistic because the matchups. I think they draft
to beat the Chiefs. I think they don't draft to
beat the Ravens. I think the Ravens are a byproduct
of success. I think Chiefs are the team to beat
to get to the Super Bowl. Happened for the past hour.
Many years you draft to beat the Chiefs.
Speaker 12: The story the athletes on the defense, that would run
with the athletes on the Chiefs. Again, they're not smashing
off defense. They aren't accepted that way. Baltimore will run
down your throat if they can, and they did.
Speaker 9: You know, I said, how you know they stopped Travis
Henry that they didn't stop you in the first half?
Speaker 12: He did.
Speaker 4: But well, yeah, it's so funny because before last week,
everybody said the Chiefs worst nightmare is the Bills. The
Bills worst nightmares the Ravens, and the Ravens worst nightmare
was the Chiefs, right, So now you got the Bills
and the Chiefs in Kansas City. And the funny thing
is that last week, if you asked who the best
players were on the field, the top three would be
Henry one, Justice Hill too, and then maybe even Lamar.
Speaker 3: And that wasn't Allen's fault.
Speaker 4: He was hand He was handcuffed by his head coach,
not his offensive coordinator's head coach.
Speaker 3: And you go into this game and you watch it,
and the reason the Bills won because.
Speaker 4: The MVP the presumer. We're presuming that Lamar Jacks is
gonna win the MVP. The MVP gave you the ball
three times, and they're like, why didn't they run Derrick
Henry More.
Speaker 3: It's like, oh, you have the m v P and
all of a sudden, now you don't want the MVP
to have the ball in his heads.
Speaker 2: Pick a lane, guys. I don't think he's gonna win
the v.
Speaker 4: I think he is because he won the All Pro
and typically that precedes the MVP award.
Speaker 12: I predict, I predict the co MVP.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately, he's gonna be a tie.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I think he's gonna get the triple clowned.
Speaker 12: I don't want it. I don't want to tie, but
I think I.
Speaker 2: Don't want to tie, and I would rather see Josh
Allen in the Super Bowl and potentially the Super Bowl
MVP two for the league.
Speaker 4: And I'll tell you what it Maybe the kiss of
death of Allen actually wins the award and the Bills
are in the super Bowl. Oh no, because the MVP
never wins the Super Bowl other than twice in the
last twenty years.
Speaker 2: Well maybe maybe.
Speaker 12: Announced it the Thursday.
Speaker 3: Now they moved it to a Thursday. They wanted to
keep it a prime time because Saturday night nobody's home.
Speaker 2: It's true, true, I feel good about it, and I I, uh,
I don't know. I mean even Mahomes, was he a
limpin aft last week?
Speaker 3: He's always like pretending to fake.
Speaker 12: And that guy he's always I don't know, he's a conundrums.
But you got to hit him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, how about I know you even a penalty.
Speaker 9: It don't mean for him just take them lady yet.
And I'm not saying to try and hurt him, but
I'm sorry that guy when he gets hit, he gets round.
Speaker 3: So that was That was John Thomps.
Speaker 4: When John Thompson was the head coach of Georgetown going
up against I forget what was villing over somebody big
college basketball. He said, I don't care if we foul them.
I want you to block every shot they take. It'll
get in their heads and they'll be afraid to shoot.
He goes, I don't care.
Speaker 2: What you have.
Speaker 4: I don't care how many fouls we have at halftime.
We need to get in their freaking heads. And if
you if you get after him and hit him. The
problem is, Peter. Last year they couldn't get to them.
They just never got to them. And I don't eve
think they got to him earlier this year, maybe a
couple of times.
Speaker 9: And I'm saying even even take the take the head,
may take it, take take the penalty. Yeah, anyway, I'm
not saying him on the side and throw it just
in the pocket if you can keep him in the pocket.
But that's another big thing. You know, von Miller can't
do these little things he did in the game on
Saturday Sunday. You know, he's doing a spin move on
the inside. He's got no help in the outside, and
then all of a sudden you see Lamar run to
the outside. He's got an open lan and he's got
nothing to worry about in front of him. He's canvassing
the field. These guys on the edge are so important
to this defense on Sunday, EPINESSA von Miller, whoever else
is in there, need to make sure you're rushing outside
in forget the spin moving to the inside unless you're
running a stunt, and then you have outside someone else
helping with outside containing You can't go inside Mahomes, he's
too good, and once he gets to the edge, it's over.
If you don't have anybody supporting the edge on the
other side. If you're taking an inside route, so they
got to the carey.
Speaker 4: But by the way, like if you go back to
like the thirteen seconds game, there's only three six, nine, twelve.
I think it's for fifteen guys who are on that team,
Alan Knox, Gilliam Dawkins, Brown, Milano Johnson. But here's the
ones you want to keep an eye on, Peter Oliver,
Epinessa and Rousseau. Why because they weren't there. Now you
got pass rushers, hopefully.
Speaker 9: That pass rush you're gonna spend this they Will's fine. Mahomes,
I'm sure Mulata will be a spy. You know, you
got it With Kelsey. I don't think he's as great
as he used to be. But the guy gets open,
so you got you gotta have someone jamming him at
the line or playing close to his hip pocket.
Speaker 12: And you know a lot of man coverage, right, But
that's that's the issue too.
Speaker 9: If you play man coverage, then you're possibly you have
you know, five defensive backs that they're back to the
quarterback and that's when my Homes takes off one.
Speaker 12: So it's tough.
Speaker 2: Before I ask you for a potential score of this game, yeah,
I know. On the other side, of the league, the
NFC side. Your home is a lion's household. And I
was surprised at that game.
Speaker 12: I was, that was incredibly stunned.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean I really was. And and and boy,
Jalen really kept as cool, like if there was some
real professionalism. I don't know if it's the fifty year
in college or sixty or or whatever how much he
was there, but he is playing like he's not playing
like a rookie.
Speaker 3: Jane Danell Jayden also a.
Speaker 12: Testament to dan Quinn and his coach is down sure.
The game they.
Speaker 9: Prepared all week gave him confidence to execute and like
they saw this happening, they visualized it like, guys, don't
be surprised. We're gonna put up forty points this week,
or at least the offense put up thirty something points
in the defense had to pick six. But when you
see that start to come to fruition, then your galvanised
even more so. I think dan Quinn as another D
three guy played D three and he played defensive end
at Salisbury.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, Okay, dan Quinn has done a hell of
a job.
Speaker 12: That he is.
Speaker 2: He has done a hell of a job.
Speaker 3: But Jerry wants him back.
Speaker 2: I don't know he doesn't. Jerry made a higher didn't he.
Speaker 3: Brian Schottenheimer, can you believe that, Peter? Of course we can.
Speaker 4: Kidding me, Brian Schottenheimer, Watch just bring back Chane Gaily.
At this point, Brian Schottenheimer couldn't keep an O C job.
Speaker 2: Maybe he'll be great, maybe he'll prove you wrong.
Speaker 4: Oh gosh, I mean, this is awful unless unless he's
a placeholder for Belichick come June second.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 4: If you saw Belichick's contract came out today, it kind
of revealed what we already knew that before June first.
Speaker 3: The buyouts twelve million.
Speaker 4: So if Jerry wanted to hire me, he could pay
twelve million now or he could pay one million after
June first.
Speaker 3: I don't think Jerry's.
Speaker 2: Gonna do that.
Speaker 9: Russ Brandon told me one time that when when you
hear that, maybe I'm naive and I didn't know this
when he told me this, but now I know that
when you see contracts out there in the ESPN says
five years, fifty million, whatever it is, it's not the
organization who's releasing that.
Speaker 12: At the age of agent, yeah, the age it's the
age saw that. I never knew that. Then I learned that,
you know, ten to fifteen years ago.
Speaker 2: Well, it's a play, it's a it's a play, it's
a brag. It's also sending a message to my other clients.
Look what I did for this guy, you know what
I mean that that kind of thing got him a
tip jar, got him a new girlfriend.
Speaker 3: His kids are coaching.
Speaker 9: They had a good, great year. It's just the injuries
were too much. They lost their best ter back second
play of the game, broke his arm, friendly fire. You
can't reok card from that. And then Golf had a
bad day.
Speaker 2: And that, but then.
Speaker 4: Your top receiver, your top receiver can't be picked off either.
I mean, Johnson like pulled out every playout of it,
and they none of them worked, all those trick playes
just and then Golf takes a hit on the interception
he throws.
Speaker 3: He gets clapping.
Speaker 4: They have to bring Teddy Bridgewater like off a high
school team to come play the I'm like, what happened
to Hendrickson?
Speaker 3: Like that are ended hooker or whatever his name was.
I thought they had What happened to him? Did he disappear?
Speaker 2: I don't know what do we think in the the
NFC Championship game, because you have the commanders in the Eagles,
and I don't think the Eagles are much without Saquon
Now you shut him down, Yeah, that's what I mean.
Speaker 12: Don't seem like there is I mean they're the number
two seed. I mean the Rings almost won that game.
It was over and every Brandon's getting cockey and then
Stafford takes him down the field. Who can Yeah?
Speaker 2: Right, next time?
Speaker 9: You know they're ten away from winning the game. Right,
And that's l a and they're not an outdoor team and.
Speaker 12: The whole thing. I don't know. I don't think the
Eagles are as as great. I mean, everybody's saying their
defense can can change the game and win the game
for you. They're pretty good.
Speaker 9: The defense is pretty good, but I don't see the
offense as a juggernaut with without you shut down safe, Yeah,
I don't think he.
Speaker 3: I think Quinn could do that. Dan Quinn could do that.
Speaker 4: So the Eagles remind me of the show The Office, Right,
you got a bunch of talented salespeople, but you got
a dumb ass at head coach or office manager. Michael
Scott Sirianni is Michael Scott. I used to think it
was McDermott, but at least McDermott, like you know, appears
to be buttoning up. Sirianni is not button up at all.
And I grew up in the same area as Syrianna.
I know people who know him. He's basically like a
gronk who's a head coach and man he did n Yeah,
he went about union. He's a dumb ass, like, well
he's yelling at fan. I mean, look someone like when
your quarterback has to calm you down and be the
voice of reason, that's a problem.
Speaker 2: But I would think so.
Speaker 9: I think Washington reminded me of the Giants back in
U when they went they beat the Cowboys and one
year which went into the Super Bowl, and then they
won the Super Bowl again to wild Card.
Speaker 12: They remind me of the Giants those two years. Washington dangerous.
Speaker 2: They are dangerous, Yeah they are. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Can you imagine a Bill's Washington rematch?
Speaker 2: This is this is exactly what I was saying.
Speaker 4: I'd be biting, I'd have no nails left leading up. Well,
it doesn't matter who the Bills play, as long as
they get there. I'll be a nervous wreck for two weeks.
Speaker 12: They went on Saturday night. It will be the longest
two weeks of my life.
Speaker 3: You're going, Peter, You're probably going to the game.
Speaker 12: Too much money, Too much, Peter, too much money.
Speaker 3: You went to a super Bowl with the Patriots. You're like, yeah, what,
no big deal, Danny inflation? Oh yeah, bidnomics. Right, I'm sorry, Peter.
Speaker 2: What do you say? As a score for Sunday ANFC
Championship game, beloved Buffalo Bills against the vaunted Kansas City
Chiefs thirty eight thirty four Buffalo thirty eight thirty Oh wow,
A hello.
Speaker 4: I'm afraid to pick because every time I, oh, come on,
every time I picked the Bills to win, they lose. Okay,
So should I pick the Kansas City Chiefs to win?
Speaker 3: No, I don't know how to do it.
Speaker 4: No, So I'm just going to Peter do the pick.
I'm not I'm abstaining.
Speaker 2: I'm going to say.
Speaker 3: I'm abstaining, Peter.
Speaker 5: I like.
Speaker 2: I could see the Bills forty two and Kansas City
thirty six.
Speaker 4: I want to see an old fashioned AFC shootout in
the championship game. This is what I think, like a
co star in l Way, or like when my homes
in Burrough went back and forth a couple of years ago.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just let these two. As a football fan, let
them go.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 4: I just want to see an old Western shootout. As
a Bills fan, I don't care how they get it done.
Speaker 9: You know what was on today I couldn't watch. It
was the NFL network had on the thirteen second game.
When that when that, I can't watch it. It's like
Super Bowl twenty five to me, I can't watch that kickoff.
Speaker 12: I can't. I cannot look at it's.
Speaker 2: Hard, it's still and that was one of my I
thought Gabe Davis was going to be something after that thing.
Speaker 4: The thing you have to remember about the thirteen seconds game, Peter,
is that the following week the Chiefs lost to the Bengals,
and the following year the Bills lost to the Bengals
in the same in the in the in the earlier round,
there's no guarantee they would have gotten by Cincinnati, even.
Speaker 12: At home, there's no guarantee.
Speaker 3: But I think Nati, but at home, yes, I know,
I don't think I know.
Speaker 12: But I home the following year, the better I feel
like there was a little bit of a different team.
Speaker 2: They had a better team.
Speaker 12: So yet you know, there was.
Speaker 9: Everything was clicking out, all cylinders with that offense at
that time, and the defense was a little They were
playing hard, they were playing well, but we'll never know,
right yeah, oh god, Well I hope she writes a
book about thirteen seconds one day.
Speaker 4: Seconds you could with all oh yeah you could, Tyler
Dun could just write it, write a book about.
Speaker 2: You need to know what was going on inside McDermott's head.
Speaker 4: But like now that they've reconciled, I don't know if
you know this. Tyler Dunn is actually reconciled with mcdermy
He wrote a nice little article about him a couple
of weeks ago. He's been let back on the bills
good graces. I don't think he's gonna have to he's
gonna play that card until if.
Speaker 3: The only way you'll hear about.
Speaker 12: Is he what he said?
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, no, no, no, not at all.
Speaker 4: But basically they had it. They sat down and they
talked and Tyler interviewed him, and they've recredited. They wouldn't
credential Tyler done for years, and now they've recredentialed them
from TV to from td go td long or golong
tv dot com rather. But if the Bills win the
Super Bowl, you'll never hear anything about the thirteen seconds game. Again,
if they don't win a super Bowl, you're gonna hear
about thirteen seconds as a chapter in the era of
how the heck did this team not win a Super Bowl.
Speaker 12: The thing is, though, is that nobody I worry about
Allen being the next Marina.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 3: I worry about that. But that's not gonna happen because Marino. Like,
here's the thing about Marina.
Speaker 12: Marino.
Speaker 3: I got to like two championship games.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and he got a and he made a nice
ister ton of money. He was fine, don't worry about it.
Speaker 4: Like, I think Marino's one of the more overrated quarterbacks, Peter,
I really do.
Speaker 3: Oh really, I think John.
Speaker 4: I think the two greatest quarterbacks of all time from Okay,
I can't count you Uniteds in Star I didn't see them.
I've heard stories and watch video of like Staubach and Bradshaw.
But the end of the day, the two greatest quarterbacks
have to be Tom Brady one and John Elway two.
And the reason I give Elway the benefit of the
down is if you look at those Broncos teams before
they won Super Bowls, he was carrying a piano off
the side of a building by himself.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: You mean to tell me that if you took and swapped.
Speaker 4: Joe Montana and John Elway, that the forty nine ers
aren't just winning four Super Bowls, they're winning more.
Speaker 3: Elway carried that Denver team.
Speaker 4: Who's the second best player in those Denver teams, Peter,
you can't even name them.
Speaker 3: He had those stars.
Speaker 2: It was literally him.
Speaker 4: I'm describing your twenty twenty four Buffalo Bills.
Speaker 2: That's why.
Speaker 3: That's why Josh Allen is John Elway.
Speaker 12: That's fair.
Speaker 9: You know, it's fine, It's funny, real quick on the
l Way it was on the end of the day.
I love watching all the games. I watched games all
the times. You really just the way the game has
changed in terms of clock management. You know what it's
time was on the clock in that the drive.
Speaker 3: Uh for four minutes? Yes, yeah, three minutes today that's
a eternity. That's like four possessions.
Speaker 9: And then I saw with the and I often think
about this, not often, but I think, Danny, I've asked
you in Super Bowl twenty five. There was eight seconds
left on third down. They didn't have timeouts. Could have
run another play.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it could have.
Speaker 9: Run another play and he got it closer sideline route
whenever with two seconds on the clock, maybe one, but
it was third down with eight seconds left, they could
have run another play.
Speaker 4: I think they kicked the field goal because it was
third down and if Raich could botch the snap, they
would have covered it and kicked it again. That's why
Leevy wanted to kick it with eight seconds. He didn't
want to take a chance. Mark was very conservative, like
Marv wasn't a good like this is gonna sound bad.
Marv wasn't an exis and o's guy. He was basically
a CEO on the field that kept everybody in line
and let his coaches coach and made sure that they
didn't make any mistakes right because like Kansas City, he
tried to run the wing tea and it was awful.
Speaker 3: That's why.
Speaker 4: But he let his coaches coach, and he was a CEO.
He kept everybody in line and the egos in check.
Treat everybody like men. Unfortunately, when it came to Super
Bowl week, they went out and partied and it cost him.
It caught up with him four times. But man, this success,
this is gonna be a fun This is gonna be
a fun game, man. And I already know what we're
gonna talk about one way or the other.
Speaker 2: Fire McDermott.
Speaker 3: He ain't going anywhere. But I'll say this. I'll say
this if they lose this game and it's his fault.
Speaker 4: If I were the owner of this team, I'm calling
Nick Saban up immediately and be like, dude, I need
to win a super Bowl.
Speaker 3: He's he's a guy who get stuff done.
Speaker 12: Belichick.
Speaker 4: You see think about Belichick though, is that now you
have to give it, turn everything over to Belichick and
then your franchise will never be the same. I mean,
maybe he's in a they're both in their seventies, but like,
I mean, maybe it is Belichick, but Belichick did not leave.
Speaker 7: I don't.
Speaker 2: I think McDermott gets it. Uh. I hope you enjoy
the game and have a fantastic menu and just are
smiling ear to ear when it's all done. That's that's
that's my hope, Peter, that is my hope. And thank
you for always coming in and bringing down and hopefully
Peter we get at least Yeah, no, yeah, definitely that.
But I was gonna say, hopefully we have a few more,
not just one more.
Speaker 3: We gotta have Peter and Craig on at the same time.
Speaker 2: Oh God, somebody bring the tissues if they lose Kit
your swimmings, all right, thank you? There he goes Peter.
Pretty good. If you're looking for a fun place to
watch the game, I would say BeTV now look Dry January,
a lot of people doing it. They have a great
mocktail menu. They also have Na's, but they're happy hour
is the longest. They're the most generous happy hour ever.
It begins at eleven o'clock in the morning every day
and ends at six o'clock.
Speaker 3: Happy hour it ever ends.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but there will be specials during the game. The
food is fantastic, everything from the burgers to the wood
fire pizzas, the shareballs. They got steak.
Speaker 3: You'll go just what you got a new stadium coming in.
Speaker 4: You know that those luxury boxes that are gonna build,
You're gonna get a luxury box experience of a Bill's
games really good. You get all the great food, you
get all the great Drake specials, you get the songs
played at halftime, like after the touchdowns, you get like.
Speaker 3: Mister Bright's side playing. It's like being at the stadium.
Speaker 4: In a luxury box watching get all the TVs. It
really is a great place to watch any game.
Speaker 2: Really, Yeah, any game you're a Cowboys, it'll be more.
It'll be packed. So I would suggest this, if you're
on the fence, get off of it and make a reservation.
Yes you know, call bTB or go to bTB roc
dot com and you can find out all their number
and information.
Speaker 4: Last game, they had people showing up at ten o'clock. Yeah,
like showing up for brudget. They stayed like the whole time, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, lock it in, lock it and knock it in
and lock it in. Danny, it's an exciting time, buddy.
Who Yeah, it could be a good day, good week
for Danny. Good two weeks coming up.
Speaker 3: It could be. Yeah, we'll make up for this past week.
I'm sorry you had a bad Wow, it's no big deal, Bobby.
Speaker 2: People, you're America, Danny in America.
Speaker 4: I got a wife who loves me, I got people
like you, I got friends to have Jesus, what do I.
Speaker 2: Have to worry about? Absolutely nothing for Dan Burrello for
Peter Montemerno. I'm Bill Moran.
Speaker 3: We'll see you Monday.
Speaker 2: It seems they were looking back Cannon Night with Tennessee