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Speaker 2: Well, in this episode, we address what Kevin did to
me Saturday night.
Speaker 3: I got a text message asking if.
Speaker 4: H do you get shipped from me?
Speaker 3: Bull shit? I have it on my phone.
Speaker 4: How drunk was I? Dude? Let me tell you?
Speaker 3: Do you want to meet a prank bell?
Speaker 2: This is not a hip of violation. Laura freely updated
us on her state of health.
Speaker 3: So when I came to the first question I said
was did I have a hysterectomy?
Speaker 2: And when a local celebrity walked by the studio window,
the soldier had some choice words.
Speaker 5: Because they're two good looking twins, they had zero they
couldn't sing, Oh.
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Speaker 5: Well, hello and welcome.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's a photography studio down from our studio.
Speaker 4: Okay, and they're doing uh little girl's cheer.
Speaker 2: But that means their moms are probably in their thirties,
maybe late twenties, early thirties, in their forties too.
Speaker 3: I know some of those moms, do you. Yeah, I'm
texting them right now. See if their kids are doing
the photos.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, Well the devender the hot ones.
Speaker 5: When I come in and talk to Mark, Well, you're
the married one, Sylvie.
Speaker 4: I can't have anybody talk to me. Oh yeah, no,
the married ones are the ones usually do though? Is
that always at the case.
Speaker 7: Ed Matt's pretty much married himself, not legal New York
state ease.
Speaker 4: But he ain't going anywhere.
Speaker 5: Don't bring much done blood, don't bring He's already watching
the cameras.
Speaker 4: Make sure he's not looking at the moms.
Speaker 2: There's the Uh, well, they're all they're all behind his back.
Speaker 4: He can't see any That's why he plays the mirror.
The mirror.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 2: Lots of things to talk about. Laura's here tonight.
Speaker 4: We got to get to that. Uh hillman or excuse me.
Speaker 2: The soldier lost something and we don't know if it'll
ever be found. But I have to start with Saturday
with Kevin. We did a podcast at MJ Dispensary. We
did then we went great time to Blue Toed Sightery.
I had a great time there. We had a couple
of sighters. Then he said to me, come on, man,
come out to my house. I'll make dinner. I'll do this,
I'll do that all right. I'll let me make a stop.
I wanted to get gas. I'm on this side of town.
I'll do all this. So I drive out there now
the night before. I don't know if anybody knows this.
I've been a little stressed out lately. I'm trying to
It's got a big life change. My fourteen year old
son is coming to live with me, so I've been
trying to figure a lot of things out. I did
not sleep Friday into Saturday from two am till five.
I woke up at two and I could not fall
back asleep, and I almost got up, but I kept
laying there. But it was like my head was just
spinning and spinning and spinning. You know exactly what I'm
four times a week. Yeah, Well I hate to hear them,
like three to five thirty.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I hate to.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it sucks.
Speaker 4: Do you ever try anything? I've tried everything gummies or
tried it. You did, and it don't work?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I sometimes I was finding the same thing. So
I did eventually, probably got up around seven point thirty
and went about my day. And then I go to
Kevin's house. Now the garageio I had made fun of
for years because it is a West side thing, and
I got a screen garage.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he has on the screen. It's a little beat
up from the children.
Speaker 2: He's got a screen and he's got his couch out there.
Pray's room for the summer. Basically, I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't know what happened that.
Speaker 2: I was just like, I'm gonna just stretch out here
because I thought there was no one around. It was
just me and you, and you had gotten up to
go do something and I just laid down and all
of a sudden that breeze was coming through and I
was asleep. Well, Kevin takes this picture. He posted, I've
got my sister who's on vacation in Costa Rica sending
me back because now he put it out where the
couch has disappeared, and I'm just like floating instead was
not me?
Speaker 7: That waseanie and oh it was edited, edited, made of
the stick.
Speaker 4: So I'm out there. My sister's like, hey, are you okay?
Are you awake?
Speaker 2: My brother's in Vegas. Kevin's calling my brother in Vegas.
Uh to tell everybody. I think my father called me
to some picture and I went, I will tell you this.
That picture has fucking motivated me because I go, I
am fatter than I've ever been. I go, I'm getting
my fat ass moving and I went for a three
mile like walk jog yesterday.
Speaker 4: I went to the gym today. I'm doing fucking huge
for me.
Speaker 2: The funny part was, and you got to see the
one where I'm pitching, I look like uh Venezuela when
he had that figure belly back in the day when.
Speaker 4: He's cologne, you got a barrel cologne. He was the
fattest fucking picture ever, wasn't he.
Speaker 7: I always went, how the hell does that guy had
the greatest home running baseball history?
Speaker 4: Though? Yeah, but I mean, how did that guy throw?
I don't know, Yeah he did.
Speaker 7: The best part was Greg text me to say, that's
why I don't come out to your freaking house on
the west Side.
Speaker 4: But Greg, I would never do that. Everybody thinks that
I'm like off my middle son.
Speaker 2: He calls him. So he shows up. Now he's in
the garage.
Speaker 4: I know he's on the West side.
Speaker 2: He's dead well, and he leaves next week for Saint Louis.
So I said to him, hey, we should I said,
you want to go somewhere. He's like, yeah, I'll go
back to Brockport downtown.
Speaker 5: I know.
Speaker 4: So I go, I'm not going to Brockport.
Speaker 2: But and he goes, well, how about I come out
to Fairport and I'll stay with you. I'll spend the
night with you. So I said, great, well we went
to T J. Ryan's.
Speaker 4: Dude, I felt like I.
Speaker 2: Was the creepy old guy. I did mark that's your domain.
I swear I will never take.
Speaker 4: That title from you. I will never do the title.
Speaker 5: See that dumb right there where you don't think you're creepy,
but you got to creepy. You obviously just called yourself
the creepy because I'm sitting.
Speaker 4: In their energy. Young young you. Yeah, yeah, I gotta think.
Speaker 2: There are nights where you see it even in so
they're like really young, and I don't know, so I
keep saying to my.
Speaker 4: Son, let me introduce you, let me introduce it. I
make it a Jordan. He's annoying with me.
Speaker 2: But the place was packed and I didn't even realize
there's a whole back patty and everything. So at one
point I saw I happened to have This is going
to sound weird, but don't don't take it the wrong way.
Speaker 4: More.
Speaker 2: I happened to have been at a professor's house and
he had a mingling of people, including two master students
who just graduated, and this girl was at T J.
Speaker 4: Ryant.
Speaker 2: So I said hey, and we exchanged pleasantries, and I said,
this is my son Jordan, and I.
Speaker 4: Walked out the door and I went home. Oh how
do you do?
Speaker 2: I don't think he did well there, but all of
a sudden, like he came home in like two thirty cockpox, cockpile.
But I got home at one o'clock. So everybody thinks
I was drunk, passed out in your garage, you son
of a bitch, And I was.
Speaker 9: He was making it to one am.
Speaker 4: Hey, you know what, I'll sell you this. I probably
couldn't have.
Speaker 7: I didn't have, but I all I was looking for
was the views. We got a ship ton of years
and a lot of yes, a lot of billings. You were,
I was texted me I port.
Speaker 2: Oh man, oh, I loved it. If if the celinder
showed up, that would have been.
Speaker 3: I got a text message asking if didn't get shipped
from me old ship, I have it on my phone.
Speaker 4: How drunk was I? You were a dude?
Speaker 10: Let me tell you.
Speaker 3: You wanted me to prank Bill. You wanted me to
call Bill and funk around on Saturday.
Speaker 4: You were. I was hammered.
Speaker 2: I you couldn't even put a sentence together when we
were leaving.
Speaker 9: That cider was pretty good.
Speaker 4: Huh.
Speaker 7: I started with cited that I went drinking a lot
of beers blueberry cream out and I just started pounding beers.
And then the neighbor, my neighbor came home from being
out of town for ten days, and that's my shot neighbor.
Speaker 4: So we did some shots. Yeah, they were doing shots.
You did a shot too. I did a shot, you
two shots. You did a couple. You did two shots
because it's a billy bomb. Oh yeah, you did a
couple of those.
Speaker 3: And now you you were recording Saturday during the day
at the dispensary.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so I just figured so everybody thought we were
hot and I didn't have to get into the gummies
that i've.
Speaker 4: I did not.
Speaker 2: But meanwhile, you have a car that you've had for
two weeks.
Speaker 4: This is my favorite. N two weeks. I need to Wednesday.
Speaker 2: Uh, went to leave for work, I'm reading your post.
Went to leave for work. My car keys are nowhere
to be found. Yes, that's right, I lost my car,
my keys to my new car.
Speaker 4: No idea where the fuck they went.
Speaker 2: Thanks for Marianne for bringing my spare and needed my
spare keys for a car, not even two weeks old,
got to school forty five minutes late. School five is
school is five minutes from my house.
Speaker 4: What the fuck? Need a beer? And I went to
my kitchen in my room. So the paper trail is small,
very small.
Speaker 2: The only reason I read all that is because so
many people were delighted by this, like they were they
were I think the only word is delighted, because this prick,
the same prick who took the picture of me, goes, man,
I'm loving this, fucking mark shit, you want to follow this?
And then I had to read the comments and somebody wrote,
I don't know if you saw this. I haven't seen
you in twenty seven years. You know who she is,
But why can I still picture you ranting about it?
Speaker 5: Do you do you know who that is?
Speaker 4: Yes? You know it is looked. Yes, she used to was. Yeah,
she fucked a couple of people. A dad, I didn't
know what were you one? Why were you one of them?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 4: I wasn't one of them. I would I would admit it.
Speaker 2: I was not a couple of people. We know, well, okay,
I didn't know that. All I know is that she
pictured you ranting, and I go, that wasn't pissed.
Speaker 5: I wasn't mad at all. I already iway set of keys.
Speaker 4: I was just if I was mad.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't opposed to that, all right, Well, it was funny,
it was it did it did add something.
Speaker 5: I used to the freaking blue bomber all the time,
but at least there.
Speaker 4: How do you lose them?
Speaker 2: I don't know how I lost that, okay, because I
used to yell at my kids, this is what kind
of a dick dad I was. I used to say
to my kids all the time, because they were especially
kids seven, you're still add seven eight years old. They
would lose a shoe here or there, and I would
finally go, fellis, let me tell you something.
Speaker 4: You see what I did with my keys. I hang
them up every day.
Speaker 2: You want to know why, because I only got so
much time on the planet and I don't want to
be spending looking for keys.
Speaker 4: That's all. You still always say that.
Speaker 7: That's me With Brady, He'll come out with two different
mother hated it, two different.
Speaker 4: Shoes on the buddy. Where's I know? They don't care.
They don't give me. She's got a crock and a sneaker.
I'm like, what are you doing?
Speaker 9: So we need to get Mark a keyhok is what
you're saying?
Speaker 4: Something, don't you think? So something somewhere.
Speaker 2: You put them a dish, something where you know where
they are, on an Apple air tag.
Speaker 4: That'll do. They'll do everything. Okay, Well that you know
what that says to me. That says to me you.
Speaker 2: Have no plan to ever find your keys, just like
you're hoping technology and might hang them up somewhere. My defense,
I wasn't laughing at Mark situation. I was more enjoying
the comments. The comments were comments for goal. They were
they were, they were delightful. That one made me laugh
so hard because like, you kind of have been that guy.
Speaker 4: You've always been that.
Speaker 5: Guy coming from a girl that's banged half of it.
Speaker 4: So that's all I got. Hey, by the way, the
world needs people like her. He's just mad to get
a taste. I do you know it?
Speaker 2: And oh, because I'm sure you didn't because we know you.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 2: But the last time we uh, we did an episode
last week, Laura was telling us about the big health health.
Speaker 3: Situation, Sally the bitch, Yeah, and then you went it.
Speaker 2: So they this, They wanted you to not go to Boston.
They wanted you to stay and have surgery.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I actually I just put a whole post about
it because it's a longer story. But yeah, they I
had thought I had the kidney stone and paint had
come and gone, and then I ended up with a
CT with ultrasounds and on College keep turn over, I
found it in a picture of the tumor, and.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Jesus Christ an amazing well.
Speaker 3: I asked if I could take it. So on Thursday, Yeah,
going into surgery, we truly did not know whether it
was cancer.
Speaker 2: So all right, so stop right there? Where is your
head at as.
Speaker 4: You're going in?
Speaker 3: At that point, I just you you.
Speaker 2: Were really cool and you were seemed unaffected by any
of this. But I don't know how that's even possible.
Speaker 9: And I figure it was our coping mechanism. Well, we
talked about it before. It's like, it's nothing until it
is right.
Speaker 2: That's why my father always said the same thing, that's
nothing until somebody tells me.
Speaker 9: Differ'm not gonna worry about something I can't control right exactly.
Speaker 3: And I was like, if I I know that base level,
I'm getting my one ovary and both Filippian tubes removed
and it's a two week recovery. If it's to that
next level where I do have ovarian cancer and I
have a hysterectomy and I'm recovering for six weeks, I'll
worry about it then, like I can't sit there and
is there my life out six weeks in advance?
Speaker 2: That makes sense, Like, honestly, the way Matt's talking about
it is probably the it isn't.
Speaker 9: Probably is the healthiest way to do it. Yeah, right,
I mean do it we can. And it's two different things.
I mean, it's it's still hard, you still think about it,
but the right time. I'm not going to fucking stress
about something twenty four to seven that I can't.
Speaker 2: But are there people in your life like my mom
would be? Oh my mom was a buss, she was
a mess.
Speaker 3: Yeah, my mom was actually on vacation. She came home.
Speaker 2: She did to be there, okay, to be there for
the surgery, But was she emotional in front of you?
Speaker 4: Was she cool with that stuff?
Speaker 3: She seemed I think once I that's scary. She started
to let her come to doctor's appointments with me. Yeah,
then she sort of calmed down because I think she
thought I was gatekeeping from her and not telling her
what was really going on. And so then when she
came to the ancologist and she got to meet the
surgeon and like they talked to her, she felt a
little better. I think I had said. Joe was the
one who was like, you need to take this more serious,
and I was like I can't, Like I can't sit
here and worry too much. The only times that I
got really emotional is my kids were out of town
less week. My ex had taken them and so talking
to them like I would skiping with them every day
and like they still didn't know what was going on
with me. So I was like Thursday morning, I called
them and I was like crying on the phone and
they're like, what's the manner?
Speaker 2: Mom?
Speaker 3: Like why are you crying?
Speaker 7: I was like, watch the same movie, Like but yeah,
Mark Keys last day, So what is it?
Speaker 3: I didn't get my BTP fixed.
Speaker 2: When when you find out that it's just I don't
want to say nothing because that's not that's not correct. Yeah,
but not not the worst case scenario.
Speaker 3: Right, It's crazy because like you know when you're in
surgery prep that your nurse comes in the oh, our nurse,
the surgeon and the caesiologist. They're all asking you all
these questions, and I kept saying. They would be like,
do you know what you're in here for today? Yeah,
so you're removing my one to or my one over
in my Filippian tubes. And they would constantly tell me,
and you may have a full hysterectomy, and I was like, no,
I'm not, like I'm just so it was like giving
that willing it to not be cancer. So when I
came to the first question I said was did I
have a hysterectomy?
Speaker 4: And they said no.
Speaker 3: I had to be like, I think I cried.
Speaker 2: I wol think I would almost be more exhausted at
that point because everything you were worried about you find
out is and you can finally relax, like truly relaxed.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like it's okay, it's done. What they did say
is they still don't they did not know what type
of tumor it is. So they were like, we sent
it to pathology and they're going to like slice it
up and dissect it. So there may be something like
it's not cancer, but there may be something that I
don't know.
Speaker 4: What the hell else would it be a monster?
Speaker 3: Possibly my ex husbandside.
Speaker 4: It's way too long, way too long, way too.
Speaker 3: But so they said that I should get the results
of what it was in about two weeks and then
you know, I'm going to start follow ups. And they
did the other Philippian tube. They removed is so that
I don't end up with ovarian cancer, because they said
that if I left the one Philippian tube then I
would likely end up with ovarian cancer.
Speaker 4: So I okay. Women's health is something that I think.
I don't know how to say this.
Speaker 2: Most doctors, for many many years were men. They knew
how to diagnose men. We're now finding that heart attacks
and things present different in women, and so they're always
telling you, well, this kind of stuff. I mean, is
this something that it just kind of happens if you
hadn't had the pain?
Speaker 4: Is it?
Speaker 2: Are you supposed to be I'm not pointing, but like
kind of coology appointment.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying, like.
Speaker 2: These things, it's a whole different world, right, but Jesus,
there's a lot of ship down there that could go wrong.
Speaker 3: It is so crazy, and this is like, you know,
you know, I'm very active. I go to two gyms.
I have complained about back paint up. But I've been
more bloated in low energy and everything.
Speaker 4: But you know what it is.
Speaker 2: So she had a tumor in her she was bloated,
low energy, but she went, I think it's my new boyfriend.
He breaks all this food in.
Speaker 7: She goes some more gyms than the combined number of
the rest of the table.
Speaker 4: But like, okay, that's been going.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I've been skipping out though I have been there
a few weeks.
Speaker 3: I literally said today, I was like, I don't think
I'm going to make it back to the gym this week.
And Joe looks at me. He's like, what are you
talking about? Like, of course you can't make it back.
I'm like, I know, I just you know, I have
to get out of the house.
Speaker 4: Do you feel better? No, I don't know how.
Speaker 3: I'm in so much pain.
Speaker 4: Do they give you pain medications? I'm sorry that you're
even it's okay. Should we give you a chair? You
want this chair? Like a chair with the softer? I
don't know, I feel weird. Ask me even those questions.
Speaker 2: Yes, Now she's like, I didn't know that's true.
Speaker 4: That is true. You didn't offer.
Speaker 3: But going back to like the women's health. It is
crazy because yes, I'm normally good with going to the
doctor's appointments women. For men, you get a pep smear
every other year. I had had one last year, so
I wasn't even doing for one this year. So had
the tumor not torsion, which was it flipping around my
Filippian tube, I would.
Speaker 2: Have had that sounds no idea painful because torsion happens
with men's testicles where they can flip or.
Speaker 4: Yea, look it off, you'll see it.
Speaker 2: Scott cuts him.
Speaker 7: We don't neither one of us have them, and where
they're all our wives perst you.
Speaker 3: But yeah, so it was it was flipping and that's
why I was having those bouts of pain.
Speaker 4: Gymnastics.
Speaker 3: Yeah, had it not done that, I would have supped
it up because again, my job is very physical. I'm
moving things and you just didn't think. The first day
that I had had the pain was it was after
Memorial Day. I had done the Murph at my gym
and I.
Speaker 4: Was like, what's the murph?
Speaker 3: The murf is like a mile run, then a hundred
pull ups, two hundred push ups.
Speaker 4: Three hundred pull ups.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I did it on bands. I did it modify,
I don't care.
Speaker 4: That's still impressive, dude.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then another mile runt.
Speaker 2: Me Manley Turner, Dude, like I could.
Speaker 4: I don't think.
Speaker 2: I was watching the guy today at the gym do
pull ups and I'm like, I don't know.
Speaker 4: If I could do three. I couldn't.
Speaker 3: I can't.
Speaker 4: I don't think I could. I don't know if I
could do two.
Speaker 2: If I'm being honest, I really don't go ahead, Mark,
what are you going to say?
Speaker 4: I don't think I could.
Speaker 2: I think myself now.
Speaker 9: I nervous.
Speaker 4: Even even my best days, I couldn't doople ups. No, No, I.
Speaker 3: Mean so yeah. But I had said, starting in like
March this past year, I had been complaining about my
back a lot more. And one of my friends even
just like posted or sent me a message and was like,
so when you were going I was going to chiropractors massages.
I had a back brace like I was trying to
figure out what is the base of this pain? Yeah.
I was at physical injury massage therapist who does sports
rehab because I was just like, what is going on
with my body? And She's like, you should really get
an MRI of your back. It had nothing to do
with my back. It was that I had a massive tumor.
Speaker 4: Well, and how did that get discovered?
Speaker 3: Again? I ended up getting a CT.
Speaker 4: Because of the thinking it was a kid I thought
it was.
Speaker 3: A kidney stone. I was at work and I like
was bent over in pain because it was torsioning it.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm glad that it all worked out for the
absolute best scenario for you.
Speaker 4: I guess in that case. And then and that you're.
Speaker 2: Here, you look happy, you look like nothing's wrong, brought
in all kinds of desserts left over.
Speaker 4: It's pretty good.
Speaker 7: I'm getting all the mom The moms of Webster have
got to be. It's got to be a constant caravan.
Like somebody died in the house over there with food
coming by.
Speaker 4: Probably I don't even know. I don't eody draft food
coming through hoops.
Speaker 3: Somebody drafted off these chocolate covered oreos that had like
bills like designs on it. Oh, those were those were
a hit in the house.
Speaker 4: Anybody against the wall watching the preseason game.
Speaker 3: Or no, I didn't take so like I've been drugged up,
then yeah, out of it.
Speaker 4: So might be the best way to watch that game.
I know they have a new quarterbacked off preseason.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I say it's preseason as well. I do, and
I think that there was I don't think they schemed defensively,
But either way, I'm hearing too much love for Caleb Williams.
Speaker 4: It's preseason.
Speaker 7: You don't scheme for anything. You don't want to show
off what you got. Yes, I agree, But to lose
like that, I don't know. Well, we'll get into that
in a second. Then I have questions about Dallas. I'm
so excited to ask you about Dallas. I saw a
lot of stuff on Dallas.
Speaker 4: I can't wait to get your thoughts.
Speaker 5: You only sixteen Detroit went for and and oh yeah bullshe.
Speaker 9: The three Cowboys Super Bowls in the nineties. They went
and four in the preseason every year, did they really?
Speaker 4: Everyone ever won a preseason game? Wow, I didn't know that.
Speaker 2: Uh BTV wood Fire Pizza and Grill. I had the
bt B Grinder sandwich, the garlic roll. I know these
guys the.
Speaker 4: Size of your head and I ate half of it.
Speaker 2: Uh toasted with provolone cheese, salami, turkey, and pepperoni, topped
with the grinder mix, which is fantastic. That is so good.
That garlic bread that that's on that that just adds.
It's like the pesto last week.
Speaker 9: On the garlic sauce is the same sauces on the pizza.
Speaker 4: Oh it is. Oh, it's really really good.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 4: Laura had the fruit and nut salad.
Speaker 3: I didn't even know what it was. I had one
bite so far. I'm waiting for commercial break so I
can it.
Speaker 4: But this is what Now.
Speaker 2: The salads of bTB have something that you said you love,
and that is the crispy bacon christy bacon.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and other places don't have. We went to a restaurant.
Speaker 7: We went to a restaurant one night and she ordered
a salad and she's like, we need crispy bacon on this,
and it came out.
Speaker 4: She was specifically asked for it. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I don't think there's a worse way to ruin a
salad than like the raw bacon.
Speaker 4: What do you want to say, my girlfriend? Right?
Speaker 2: Uh, this has remained an iceberg, lettuce, red onions, walnuts, blueberries,
mandarin orange, the crispy bacon and goat cheese on there.
And Kevin had just because I think I don't know
many places outside of the Great Rochester area where chicken French.
Speaker 4: Is just a Rochester thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, God, and yours is like amazing. When you opened
that up, this smell was just phenomenal, great aroma. But
the chicken French obviously something to get at bTB special,
but something to get there.
Speaker 4: Now, let me ask you this fantasy football.
Speaker 2: Do guys come in and do their drafts at bTB
reservations needed for those rooms? Yeah, because that's coming up.
I would have would I would wait in the next
couple of weeks. I always think after the last preseason game,
just for injuries.
Speaker 9: I think most of them do it run Labor Day weekend. Yeah,
although it's a little early this year. Football starts on
the fifth, so yeah, O Day weekend your last shot?
Speaker 4: Okay, Yeah, but I would.
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and and uh reserving room or something, because that's always fun.
They get in there and talk, smack and do all that.
Get yourself a UFO Blueberry on special this month, or
how about the Strawberry Tequila Sunrise Mark.
Speaker 4: We can sit back and hold hands on the patio,
so we did yesterday. You weren't there. He was holding
your hand while around the couch hangout good. Oh that's awesome.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean it's by one, get one momsas and
Bloody Mary's.
Speaker 4: How can you do that?
Speaker 2: You gotta keep going. That's the best part. That's what
I love. All right, we'll take them on. We'll talk
a little football preseason Buffalo Bills and the Dallas Cowboy,
the Dallas Cowboys. There's a lot of talk about the
Dallas Cowboys, even potential coaching changes. What we'll get to
all of it right after this.
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Speaker 12: Louke colmbs number three on the Hot Country Billboard this week.
Speaker 4: Oh look at you. That's right.
Speaker 2: I looked it up, all right, aid No Love and Oklahoma.
My new Laura was coming and she likes country. You
like countries.
Speaker 4: I love this song. I think this might be one
of my favorite songs.
Speaker 10: Says Ah.
Speaker 4: That stone Through.
Speaker 2: Sounds like Staton, sounds like yeah, a little yeah, a
little bit a little more.
Speaker 10: Edgy.
Speaker 4: This is a song that I could get you fired up.
Speaker 12: This is like a pre You're turning into a country fan.
Sounds because of you, guys. I not that I I
never didn't like it. I just didn't expose myself that much.
You know what, when I worked in the building that
had a country station in it. Yeah, I knew it
a little bit better, but I because you would hear
it and stuff, and some of it.
Speaker 4: Some of it's like rock.
Speaker 2: Man, It's like, you know, I remember going because my
wife loves country.
Speaker 4: I think I was at a Tim McGraw show and
he played Steve Miller and some others. Yeah, there was
some rock songs in there. So what do I know?
Speaker 2: Lord, do you get any great get well gifts?
Speaker 3: I mean I got a lot of like sweet care packages.
Nobody sent anything dirty. I got a nice robe that
was like.
Speaker 4: Nobody saying nobody. Why would you automatically think that flowers.
Speaker 3: Earl did not send flowers. I got flowers though, you know,
wash like teas, heating packs, like dinners, the desserts that
I brought in.
Speaker 2: But could have got a pool cue gun tumor corner
pocket left overy.
Speaker 3: I'm waiting for someone to like frame the picture of
the tumor and you know, turn it into a puzzle.
Speaker 4: There he goes, shall receive it about three weeks with
the care pack. It'll be Mark. It'll be Mark looking
at the tumor somehow.
Speaker 2: Not not Mark, not Mark making the care pack. It's
the listener making the care pack.
Speaker 4: What do you mean a whole line? What?
Speaker 5: You know what, I'm gonna start ripping on him And
he's like, all right, well, let's come on.
Speaker 4: You ripping on a person who keeps sending you care packs.
Speaker 2: Dumbo been a while though, That's why you'll probably get
the next one.
Speaker 4: Oh no, by coming to the next one.
Speaker 13: Your key, you know, w't be so funny if someone
did not find your key but made it look like
they found that wouldn't freak you.
Speaker 4: The funk out, like all of a sudden it shows
up in the mail.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be in my tumor.
Speaker 4: Fucking key. Yeah, I know. Well what a way to go.
Speaker 2: All right, So the Bill's preseason game. I don't really
think much of preseason.
Speaker 5: No, no, this is this is this is the problem.
When the Bills win all it's only preseason. When they
lose one, oh man, they're not gonna you know, they're
having problem. Blah blah blah. Fuck you seriously, just fucking
the people talking their ship.
Speaker 4: I was hearing it all day at school.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but the offensive line, I mean, did you see
I didn't know who was talking shit to.
Speaker 4: You in school? You said you don't talk to anybody there.
The kids and I'm popular at.
Speaker 5: The summer school, were all the reason summer summer school.
Speaker 4: So we're gonna be like, if we don't do better
in school, that's why we're showing up and doing double sessions.
I'm teasing you.
Speaker 2: I I'm watching that and I thought, I don't know
what to think of this.
Speaker 4: But the Caleb.
Speaker 2: Williams, I mean, he looked pretty good for a rookie
in there, and.
Speaker 9: I guess he had two drops, right, They said two
drops should have been complete.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so the kid looked all right, and somebody said,
is he a lefty?
Speaker 2: No, okay, I thought he was a lefty one, and
I think he was a lefty that he could throw
up panix is a lefty, that's right, penis.
Speaker 9: Is that's what the ball comes off your hand differently,
it's differently. That's a big difference. It's a huge difference,
and it's it's prettier.
Speaker 2: I mean, anybody any of the sports, like even when
left handed batters, there's something a little sweeter about watching it. Yeah,
left south pause the whole thing. I you know, the
guys who can switch hit like that, I always think
are some of the best. But Caleb Williams was getting
a lot of praise today. I saw that, Yeah, preseason, preseason.
I know it's pre I know it's preseason, but the
guy looked, Look he's on Tom Brady's TV twelve.
Speaker 4: I think he's on the diet.
Speaker 2: I think that. I think Brady's mentoring him. And they
hired their guys and they listed all the shit you
can't eat.
Speaker 9: There's like crazy, Oh yeah, there's nose you would never
think of.
Speaker 2: No, like Darry I get. But there were some other
things in there. I was like, really nothing. I think
tomatoes you can't eat?
Speaker 9: How Brady's staying in this? You know it's what played
Dull forty five, right, yeh, that's what you.
Speaker 4: Want to do. No cheesecake tacos on that menu.
Speaker 2: No, there's no cheesecake tacos and know and those look delicious.
But the one thing that I really wanted to know
about I didn't see. I'm just curious cowboys and there's
a lot of stuff right now. You got this CD
LAMB not in camp. Is this a concern to you
or not? A typical Jerry Jones, he'll sign him in
a week or two. Okay, But I don't know why
he does this. It's it's idiotic. Would it matter? Would
ceed have even seen the field in preseason this first preseason? No,
But you know, not being at practice every day is
a big deal. You can condition on your own all
you want. You're not doing it the way they are.
Speaker 4: You know, Okay, you're.
Speaker 9: Not catching the ball from your quarterback, which he did
all off season with Dak. But you want your guys
in camp. You want everybody to be happy. Now these
other two guys, you know, you got Prescott who's not
getting a contract. He's not signing well a way because
he's gonna get a bit of morning.
Speaker 2: The question on Mark's Favorite channel today, Mark's Favorite Channel.
The question they had up there was is Dak Prescott
being set up to fail without Ceedee Lamb in camp?
Speaker 4: No, that was the question that they threw out there. Now.
Speaker 2: I get that they're trying, you know, you're trying to
make talking points and all that stuff. And I had
to immediately run to the computer type that down and
go I want Matt's thoughts because I think this team
is actually better than the team from last year, but
they have such a tougher schedule this year.
Speaker 9: The guys they lost in free agency were just they
were just average players, nothing special. They lost their center,
he wasn't that good. They lost a lot of depth.
No big deal. They've their draft this year so far
looks spectacular. Ends up working out, they'll be better off
than they were last year. They still don't go much
further than they.
Speaker 4: Did really just because of the schedule.
Speaker 9: That's what I'm telling myself.
Speaker 4: There's a chance they're going in okay because the schedule
is tough. There was a lot of there.
Speaker 2: Was even a rumor is Bill Belichick gonna be the
next coach? Like this season, are we saying McCarthy's a
lame duck coach? Could Dak be a lamed duck quarterback?
These were like there was so much attention.
Speaker 4: On on Dallas.
Speaker 9: Was stupid a contract at this point? Why is he
gonna sign for sixty million right now? When he waits
to the off season. He's got no tag clause, he
can't tag him. He's got a no trade clause. He's
got all the control right now. So you get to
the off season, there's ten teams looking for a quarterback,
right They're all gonna build a bit up more, right,
so he's gonna get up at sixty five seventy million
a year instead of sixty Why would he sign right
now other than he could get.
Speaker 4: Hurt and Mike McCarthy's been a lame duck coach since
the day they hired him. Yeah, well so so the
one thing that Jerry's too cheap though he won't pay
two coaches.
Speaker 2: It is funny that now this is just an observation.
It feels like, and I don't pay attention to Dallas
this much, but when the press goes to talk after
a game, they go to the owner before they go
to the head.
Speaker 4: Coach, and I'm like, wow, that's a way different.
Speaker 2: I don't know why that hit me today because I
saw him say something like CD, we miss you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because the other day he told me he said
he was no rush to Sun, no Russia sign.
Speaker 9: They took it out of context. The whole conversation was
a lot different. But of course the media grabs that.
Speaker 4: Of course they do. And you're right, but three day he.
Speaker 9: Could have signed him last year because then you get
more time to extend this contract out because he's got
one year after this. This is last year they sign him.
Last year they could have spread this money up further.
Now they can't do that. Okay, so he's only hurt himself.
He's just a cheap son of a bitch. That's why,
you know. That's why he's a billionaire. But he does
not like to spend that money. But he wasted the
last minute, ends up paying more he could have paid
him last year, twenty five million years. I've been fine.
Now he's looking at thirty three, thirty four. Screwed himself.
He does it every single time.
Speaker 4: He did it with Dak. Yeah, I remember the one
with Dak and.
Speaker 9: Ad thirty ended up signing for forty. Yeah, he just
he kicks himself. And yes, it is amazing the amount
of what are.
Speaker 4: You laughing that? Over there?
Speaker 5: All the guys keep coming in looking at Laura. You
see it walking by one guy. I thought he was
gonna come in the really did he like?
Speaker 4: Almost?
Speaker 2: Well, there's going to compliment. Yeah, there you go.
Speaker 5: He just watched we've been watching the heres.
Speaker 4: You'll have one fallopian two, let's go.
Speaker 2: They give so much attention and like football in general,
but boy Dallas gets a ton of attention.
Speaker 9: A single day. Yes, NFL Network's ESPN, Yes, one it's
I was on f S one any today as a fan.
Speaker 2: Yea. The team that I want to watch this year
just sort of have the periphery for whatever reason. Is
Minnesota and the other ones Atlanta both had uh what's
his name as their quarterback Kirk Kirk Cousins.
Speaker 4: But now it looks like who's is it? J J.
Speaker 2: McCarthy that went to Vikings The Vikings now look again
pre season, but the stuff I saw, he looked pretty good.
And and I think it's who is the number two
pick in Josh Allen's draft that's over there, it's Sam Darnold.
Oh yeah, I think it's Sam. That's just starting quarterback.
Speaker 4: He's the starter. Yeah.
Speaker 9: I think in the end, I think he'll think either
McCarthy or Williams will be the best quarterback out of
this draft.
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, McCarthy's got all the tools.
Speaker 9: Yeah, they didn't ask him about the phone Nicks too old?
Speaker 2: Yeah really twenty nine Okay, yeah, I mean Dex thirty one.
He looked pretty good. But you know he's had like
what sixty college games with two different coordinators or whatever. Yeah,
he would have been in the NFL a long time.
Speaker 4: I've always that good. Yeah.
Speaker 7: So the biggest problem for New England I was watching
is that their their number six round quarter sixth round
pick is way up performing their number three overall pick.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And you can't put number three on the bench. You
can't cut him. You can't put him on the bench
for a six rounder. That just a bit you screwed.
Speaker 9: I should have traded out of that spot. The Giants
wanted to move up.
Speaker 4: They should have. They should have taken Robertson Jr. Yeah.
Giving your quarterbacks somebody your throw to.
Speaker 2: Is there any chance that just is going back to
Dallas for ceedee lamb somehow away from them, slips away.
Speaker 4: No, nobody's going to come in and try to Jared.
Speaker 9: But Ken he's still got he's still got a year
on his con Okay. And they tagged a good could
tag him next year, Yeah and the year after. They
really want to be fun.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, the the Olympics wrapped up, and Laura sit.
Speaker 4: She missing one thing?
Speaker 5: What's that they were talking about Diggs in uh in
C J. Stroud and uh in the football game.
Speaker 4: And I didn't I didn't hear. I guys saw there.
Speaker 5: I guess us Diggs is being uh Diggs is being
a prick already.
Speaker 4: I didn't see that at all.
Speaker 2: Second, I've seen all these amazing catches he's making.
Speaker 4: I haven't heard anything. Yeah, I saw something in the game.
Speaker 7: I don't know if they had a little shouting match
on the sideline or something.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, I don't know.
Speaker 9: All right, he's got he's got to understand he's done
a number one there.
Speaker 4: No, it's not deep being number three.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's gonna kill It's gonna kill him. He's going
to kill That.
Speaker 9: Actually could help him tho, because people put their best
corners on the first two gus.
Speaker 2: Then all of a sudden open yep, and he's got
I mean, he's got pretty good hands to the slot.
Speaker 9: That offense loaded, that offense.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm worried about that. Team defense is a good.
Speaker 2: Why do I always feel like there's Miamis sleeper and
I'm worried about Bill's defense not being as Miami's.
Speaker 5: What they have a little offense too, and then and
they'll lose first.
Speaker 2: Defense, he said, Miami, they could I suppose you know,
really to tell, what do you look at that? Yeah, kid,
he's got his sweatband on and his We need to
I need to buy one. Just put it in the
window and just leave it right there. The truffle shuffle.
Speaker 4: Like the.
Speaker 2: Laura watched breaking or as it's being called in the Olympics,
it's break dancing, which by the way, I think started
in the eighties in the Bronx and now it's international.
Speaker 5: Well, the first time I ever saw and as weird
as it sounds, was an eighty two and Lanta Richie's
on the long video.
Speaker 2: He was, yes, there was a guy when he watched Yeah, yeah,
spinning on his back like a green ouph.
Speaker 4: And I think, with do I remember that? I don't
know where I put my keys, but I can I
know every son, but I don't know where my keys.
Speaker 2: Isn't a fucking weird the ship you do know the
stuff that's taking up space in your head, but you
can't remember.
Speaker 5: If I was drunk, I wouldn't feel as stupid as
I do.
Speaker 2: Those are the problem that The thing that's weird is
keys are not small. Those fobs are big, right, right,
So you got it. It's got to be something. It's
nowhere now.
Speaker 3: Where you need to talk to you about a drop
zone in your apartment.
Speaker 2: But yes, yes, see that's I said, like hanging on now,
drop zone, like a drop zone.
Speaker 5: I have a place where I put it now, okay,
hopefully tuck it, but yeah, no watching.
Speaker 3: So honestly, I sort of have laid on my couch
most of the weekend and so we were watching the
breaking and they did they talked about, you know, the
background of it, and that it's only in the Olympics
for this year, like it's not going to.
Speaker 4: Be in LA. It's very strange, and people were still
doing it.
Speaker 3: It was award like just to watch it in general,
and again I'm still coming out of anesthesia and everything,
but that Australian break dance Ray Gun Rey Gun. We
are watching it.
Speaker 4: Please and watch some of this.
Speaker 3: It is my favorite thing. It is like the moment meme,
the most memeworthy thing of the Olympics now. But we
were watching it in real time and I was like,
I was wondering if I was having like delusional thoughts
because I was like, what's going on?
Speaker 4: What is she doing? She's just rolling back.
Speaker 3: And hopping around like a kangaroo. And I know, I
was like, am I really high right now?
Speaker 4: Points? No?
Speaker 3: Points none, Like.
Speaker 4: She's a pity point somewhere. They didn't give her anything.
She got no points.
Speaker 2: She's a professor I think of of international studies or
cultures or something like that, and so this is but
I didn't know. They don't tell you. So you really
can't practice. You just got to go out there and improv.
You've got to be a pretty good athlete, almost a gymnast,
I would think, like doing floor exercises, because you don't
hear your music, so you can't make a routine to it,
you know.
Speaker 4: What I mean.
Speaker 3: It's not a routine. But I feel like when you toured,
like how I was just in Boston, Like you know,
there's a little pop up breakdancers that you know, they
entertained the Crown New York City. You see these types
throw a cardboard down and yeah and the lock yes
bt in lockman.
Speaker 4: There's an old term.
Speaker 3: Any street performer that I've seen or on a subway
is ten times better than this woman that I watched
perform in the Olympics. And it was. It was laughable.
It was because no matter what, as long as you
have music, I mean, the music was very like just
it wasn't a crazy soundtrack. I watched it, but she
just she literally like froze by, like just grabbing one,
like had her hand on her hat.
Speaker 2: And I was like, marked up, mart so white, you're
such a white gud?
Speaker 4: Why am I so white?
Speaker 5: Because they don't have to do a routine. It's like
when they go up against they go into music.
Speaker 4: All right, well I don't step step. What do you mean?
Speaker 2: Okay, mister culture, all right, okay me over there liquor
store downtown.
Speaker 7: You know, I was just thinking, oh, the ship you
learned from that liquor store and break dance and spin
on his.
Speaker 4: Keys and heard him.
Speaker 2: How about the sixteen year old American sixteen years old
wins the four by four hundred is part of the relay,
but didn't lose it for the team they won goal.
Speaker 4: I feel like it's sixteen.
Speaker 2: You've peaked because he even tweeted, he goes, My summer
is way better.
Speaker 4: It goes two weeks. I gotta go back to school.
I don't want to go back to school. You want
to fucking gold medal?
Speaker 3: Yeah, like he's getting.
Speaker 4: So much tal I gotta think it good money for that.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's like thirty or thirty five thousand for a
gold medal. What I just heard this on the radio there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but you know what if you get money. In addition,
it's like cheap though compared to other other countries to
be like houses.
Speaker 7: Well, there's one country to get dollars and the dopes
and all sorts of shit.
Speaker 9: Their top is eight hundred thousand. I forgot what eight
hundred thousand for gold?
Speaker 4: That's wow.
Speaker 2: Obviously they don't seem any he owned the country after
that some of these that's uh, yeah, because I go,
what's left after you want a gold medal? Like either
you're so confident that you believe there's nothing you can't do,
or the first time you fail at something it could
fucking destroy you because you've never lost.
Speaker 4: Now are you allowed to compete in a high school team?
I don't know.
Speaker 2: You have to be amateur status, still an amateur. Yeah,
it's still amateur. Is that fair though?
Speaker 4: I don't know sure it is.
Speaker 2: Well, if I'm the kid, if I lose to him,
I'm gonna be like I lost to an Olympia gold medalist.
Speaker 9: I'm thinking at this point they've had a lot of
failures before they Oh sure, so I think it's just it's.
Speaker 4: Sixteen man, that's like crazy that's.
Speaker 2: The youngest ever I went to school. There was a
kid named CJ. Hunter who was a shot putter and
he wound up in the Olympics. He married Marion Jones,
and it's the reason Mary went to jail because she
purchured herself about steroids and he was the one providing
her with steroids and stuff. And she since she purchased herself,
she went up in jail.
Speaker 4: But CJ.
Speaker 2: I mean, he was like it was a man among children.
He would go out there and that shot put would
practically you know, I was going seventy whatever meters they
needed them to be in the Olympics, and everybody else
is throwing twenty five for thirty crazy maybe forty like
some people who've got it.
Speaker 9: It's like these NFL guys, they're freaks, oh freaks. Even
you know major the baseball, hockey, they're freaks.
Speaker 4: They are freaks.
Speaker 2: And I always think with the with the NFL, and
I guess with all major sports, the pain tolerance, that's
the thing that I'm I don't know, as I get older,
I go, how do you continue to do that? Because
we wound up talking to some kid who's a gymnast
and he said man, landing on how bad it is
on your calves? Well, we saw what's your name who
won gold after golden Yeah, and she had a calf problem. Yeah,
and you would think I'd be like, I'd be done,
Like fuck it mean, Mark, we're gonna hang out.
Speaker 4: I'll see at the bar.
Speaker 3: The determination that the kids have too. I mean, I
actually know something. My kids go to school with a
sixth grader and Webster and he just signed with a
travel soccer team out of Columbus, Ohio that he is
committing to them when he turns fifteen. He's already going
to start traveling there over the weekends and doing like
camps and stuff with them. But fully recruited in sixth grade.
Speaker 4: Sixth grade, and so in sixth grade or what are
you twelve?
Speaker 3: So three years I think he's eleven.
Speaker 2: He's eleven, so four years with the mom. So in
four years he's already committed to this team. Wow, my buddies.
Kid has got freshman in high school. Yeah, and he's
going to start varsity this year. He's got sixteen offers
from D one schools already.
Speaker 4: For what for what? Sport? Football?
Speaker 2: As whole quarterback as a quarterback from here, No, Illinois.
Oh gee, still, that's it's crazy. Yeah, it's impressive.
Speaker 9: You know, he's worked his ass since he's probably been
four or five. My buddy's you know, been all about
football and the academics with him.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I mean I pay off yep, works out
in the morning at eleven years old.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Yeah, it is at the bar.
Speaker 2: She's trying to make that dream and make those millions,
and that is exactly it.
Speaker 4: And that's what it takes.
Speaker 9: We're laughing about Ben Denucci, right, the quarterback. Yeah, but
it Bills is a third string at third string quarterbacks
better than most quarterbacks in college. That's how scary it is.
Speaker 4: Matt.
Speaker 2: I always say, do you know how good you have
to be to suck at the NFL? I mean we
had I had a guy who's from here. He was, uh,
the quarterback for the New England Patriots. Oh, Bob Bleier,
Bob Blyer. But it was during the strike year and
I don't you know, he and Fluty hagged city crossed.
But he holds fourteen or fifteen records at Richmond and
couldn't make the I mean that was it, right, made
it but with not anything that was pretty much. It
then was in the World Football League for a minute,
and then he's like that had a bunch of old
guys who just couldn't.
Speaker 4: Run the routes and stuff. So there you went.
Speaker 2: You just see how hard it is this man eleven
being signed at fifteen and this guy a freshman and
already has letter sixteen.
Speaker 4: Crazy. Yeah, what's do you know where he's leaning? No?
Speaker 9: I think Michigan, but yeah, four years.
Speaker 4: Got time and who knows who else is going to come? Right?
Speaker 7: Well, I think that's been a more common thing lately though, too,
with the bigger colleges going out and trying to find
the really younger kids and getting the commit early, because
then if they get four or five.
Speaker 4: Of them, at least one of five, it's gonna stick.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that sucks.
Speaker 4: Now to the nil.
Speaker 9: It's gonna screw everything up, the transfer portal, that's gonna
screw anything.
Speaker 7: It is gonna It's gonna help the smaller schools though,
for the year or two, because you get you get
somebody marks a great quarterback. He can't get a sniff
anywhere else, but he goes to you know, you be
tears it up for a year. Then he's getting looks
from everybody now and you can transfer and go over there,
which kind of sucks to because this school invests in you. Yes,
you can just roll out the next day. But yeah,
I'm going to Georgia.
Speaker 4: And these guys are talking to him.
Speaker 9: Now he's a freshman, right, so you're gonna spend the
next four years talking to this kid. And I'm thinking
he's coming and he's gonna up going somewhere and then
he could transfer. Rather look at the kid that went
to Florida and then never played, never played, transferred twice
since I think, and he's never played.
Speaker 2: And then you've got guys like Josh Allen who seemed
to be under the radar of everybody, and then you
come out.
Speaker 4: It is.
Speaker 2: It's an interesting thing with the college sports, the nil
deals and where it goes because some of these kids
are making I think, wasn't somebody making more than brock
Party on nil deals? I think there was like was
making three million and he was a hundred ninety thousand
as an NFL quarterbacks. There's just yeah, he's still yeah,
And then I wonder, but he said he's a camp
where are not?
Speaker 9: Which you know, well, that's why I thought maybe the
Harrison would stay in college one more year because his
NIL money would have been more than his rookie year.
Speaker 4: Wow, yeah, damn, you're also taking a chance on Yeah,
you are. And then then what happens down the line.
Speaker 2: But I wonder when we look at the all the
local colleges that have turned to universities, what ones are
going to go D one sports eventually?
Speaker 4: Like all of them.
Speaker 2: Nazareth is putting in a D one rugby team.
Speaker 4: I didn't even know there was D one rugby. I
didn't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I had no idea, But there ri T head
coach is being recruited to be an assistant coach at Nazareth.
And then I wonder if, like you know, Fisher's putting
in the hockey program now. So I wonder if something
will happen along the way, and that's that.
Speaker 7: It sucks to you can you can take I think
it's like one, you can go D one, but then you.
Speaker 4: Can't give scholarships. No, the r T kids, they can't.
They're not on scholarship. No.
Speaker 2: But that's why I wonder if eventually something else will
pop and then you got everybody that they only I
don't know it was a D one school.
Speaker 4: They can't give out one because they're only D one
on one sport.
Speaker 7: But they think they're adding soccer when they build that
new stadium.
Speaker 4: I think they're going D one in soccer too. Might
make change it for them, Yeah, but they can.
Speaker 7: And lacrosse they should go to D one because there's
Oh I heard they were and tearing up D three
the last five or yes, I heard they were.
Speaker 2: All right, we'll take a moment. A couple of local
stories that made me scratch my head.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we'll get to that. Somebody went missing like Mark's keys.
I got a reward for my keys.
Speaker 2: I know we got it. We have to say what
that is when we come back. We'll get to it right.
Speaker 4: After this cobblestone.
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Speaker 15: See, I'm trying to make you feel better about the
missing keys. It's a little uh Sammy, I hope you
kill me.
Speaker 10: Sorry?
Speaker 4: Thanks, you you're a charm. I try to do things
for you. I try to about make you feel better. Yeah,
you know what can I have the next MOMP song?
Speaker 2: There is a uh, there's something to do that as
a joke, just as the joke we would.
Speaker 4: Is that one of the Morgan twins?
Speaker 15: Is it?
Speaker 4: I believe? Yeah? Yeah, man, stop it by?
Speaker 5: How are you give me a page.
Speaker 4: Give me any Oh God, give me an en.
Speaker 3: Ha f I E L. D.
Speaker 4: Kevin Dent, Kevin Kevin. Yes, all right, there we go.
Speaker 7: Is that one of the Morgan twins buddies brother.
Speaker 3: Since we were in third grade?
Speaker 4: Oh, they went to Oh God, that's right, your three
one fivers.
Speaker 3: I grew up with them.
Speaker 2: Okay, and they were on both the Voice and American Idols.
Speaker 4: Correct reason, Okay, here we go, Here we go.
Speaker 5: It is because they're two good looking twins. They had
zero they couldn't say.
Speaker 9: Oh, I don't know about.
Speaker 4: Expressed. I had them at bathdubbilities and they were terrible.
I didn't think they were not good.
Speaker 9: I've heard a lot worse only have that's true.
Speaker 4: And sometimes the acoustics off night. I don't know. I
don't know.
Speaker 5: I've saw them a bunch of different times. I think
I only saw them. Oh, I know, I booked when
I was booking stuff, they were like they were, you know,
available a couple of times.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I didn't think they were good.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, it's my Lauren. Do you want to
want to defend your friends at all?
Speaker 3: It's funny because I truly used to like go to
Niagara Falls and with them and watch them, saying.
Speaker 2: Since.
Speaker 4: You know what I love about your soldiers. She didn't say.
I could say, you don't hold back on an opinion.
That's the way you should be. You should feel free
to that's how you feel that. I can't.
Speaker 3: I think they have beautiful I said.
Speaker 2: The best thing is you said it right in for
her best friend, really.
Speaker 7: Surgery, who's gonna make her going to hear this tomorrow too?
Speaker 3: Because it's okay there, you weren't coming on, you know.
But yeah, they did American Idol first. We were in
high school when they did American Idol.
Speaker 4: That's a big deal, man, for that.
Speaker 3: Jesus we were sixteen.
Speaker 4: Should sing for us tonight.
Speaker 3: I mean I can call them back.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, Mark would love that. I would love
Mark to judge. Oh, you don't do. We'll get a
sing off in here one night. We'll get the Morgan
Twins and Joe.
Speaker 5: See what do you think I'm gonna have to go
Morgage Twins on that one.
Speaker 3: But yeah, I mean they in high school, they all
of a sudden like blew up. And I remember it
was so awkward because you know, at sixteen, you're like
going to the mall going and doing. Some people would
stop them all the time, and that's amazing.
Speaker 4: Was like TV, the power of TV. And then when
they did this, their caddess too from other girls. They
didn't go far. I mean they got on a show
try out.
Speaker 3: They would not split up.
Speaker 4: Where were you when they were when the judges were
looking to talk to people? Go hey, where what do
your ears work? These women suck? I'm telling you, I
should be a judge.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean they okay, so listen, if you think
that they suck on the voice, they got a forteer turn.
Speaker 5: No, hold on, I want to check that because I
don't think that's true.
Speaker 4: It is, I'm sure I don't think they got it
was her best friend. They were all eat this up.
But they put that in there. They put that in
their head.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you, memory, Well.
Speaker 5: You're hearing two you're hearing two girl voices, You're hearing
two voys. So that's different than someone's going on.
Speaker 3: Not really, I mean, they had no idea what they
looked like in your head?
Speaker 4: Mark was there was there candidness from any of the
high school girls or in high school? Really?
Speaker 3: No, I think it was pretty everyone knew they were
the singers, they did all the you know, national anthems
and everything.
Speaker 2: Would have been so funny if they had a teacher
like Markers like, I don't get it, I don't get it.
Speaker 4: You guys suck. How did you get on this show? What?
What the fuck? Why did let me talk to these people?
What's wrong with them?
Speaker 5: And they're one of the ones that did idle and
uh and the Voice, I think that's cheesy.
Speaker 2: Well, there's also a bunch of people who didn't even
make it on the on idol and then the idol
listening on Idol and then we're on to be big shows.
Speaker 3: It was about ten years of a gap between Idol
and the Voice.
Speaker 7: Kara and Ragan Morgan kicked off the show with all
four judges turning around.
Speaker 4: Wow, was blown away.
Speaker 5: He's so grown away that she's walking down there with
going to get pictures taken for daughters and cheer.
Speaker 4: They also looked like this at the time, so.
Speaker 3: We can say because I can say it by now.
Miranda Lambert, who Blake was married to at that point,
was not a big fan of the Morgan twins.
Speaker 4: Really.
Speaker 9: Oh, she's a bitch, She's a jealous bitch.
Speaker 2: Really, Yeah, Wow, how did that come up? How did again?
I have known them for no, No, I know you've
known that. My curiosity is, like, how did they even
find out about it? Did somebody say I mean, clearly
someone said something.
Speaker 3: I mean they said that, like.
Speaker 2: Usually that's the kind of shit that you would sort
of try to not let it out.
Speaker 3: When when they were on the voice, they were very
close with the other competitors. They like said like it
really was like a family, like yes, and so even
when they were voted off, they stayed in touch. And
I think more things came out as the competition progressed,
and then they went back for the finale and everything.
Speaker 5: So Gary, yeah, and Maranda had a problem with Carrie
Underwood and they made him do a They made him
do a song together. Who Miranda had a problem with
carry on, but so they had him to a state.
Speaker 2: They Miranda and Carrey I got to do a song together.
Speaker 4: Okay, I'm so they.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so, And then the show Nashville did a take
on it into an exact scene.
Speaker 4: Did the exact scene really exact? Same story? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Hey, just as an aside, the Bluebird Cafe, Yeah, in Nashville.
What's the name of the band that I think some
soap stars playing. Is there a band that has guys
who are in so bad?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I think my ex wife took my wife took her too,
took our youngest son to the Bluebird Cafe.
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I have to show you a picture. He's standing there,
and I think Jameson's got this look. He's pointed those
guys like, I don't think he even knows what it
is going to look at this dude. But his mom
took a picture of him with some singer and they
went to the Bluebird Cafe, and I know that that's
a fair well known.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you have to get tickets and stuff ahead of time,
and I think they play this one. I saw.
Speaker 5: I saw a trio there that is it's touring now
with uh opening up for a lot of the country
bands really called the Woods and uh.
Speaker 4: You know who couldn't play there, Morgan Twins.
Speaker 3: You know who they did open for, though.
Speaker 4: Who do they open the door for? Excuse me?
Speaker 3: No, they opened for Leanne Rhymes when she was in Rochester.
Speaker 4: Oh my go ahead, go ahead.
Speaker 10: I love what he can't even hold it back.
Speaker 4: It comes like flirting out.
Speaker 5: I have so many bands I managed to open up
for national bands. It doesn't mean anything.
Speaker 3: It doesn't mean I have some talent.
Speaker 4: I don't know why you're working at the school. You
should be just booking guys. I'm telling you right now,
what bands open up for national acts.
Speaker 5: I mean she they used to, they got booked to
open up.
Speaker 4: They played locally.
Speaker 5: It's not like they went on tour with her. They locally.
They put them in front of them, all right, as
rich the m fan I have.
Speaker 4: That's a fair thing. Who's the young.
Speaker 2: Man, but who's the young girl from I was gonna
say young lady from here, Claudia, Claudia Hoyser and Claudia
I think was just in l A and open for Yeah.
Speaker 5: At least she's touring around in doing's opening acts.
Speaker 4: I don't know, she doesn't.
Speaker 2: I'm not a big fan of Okay, I'm still playing
around here.
Speaker 3: She just played a rising Mill this past week.
Speaker 2: She plays anywhere. I mean, she just loves what.
Speaker 4: She's doing for Blake Shelton.
Speaker 5: When Blake Shelton played it, she's the one opened up
for Blake Sheldon and we went into you know, okay,
and we weren't really that impressed.
Speaker 9: I remember I'm not a female country fan.
Speaker 4: Yeah, obviously I'm not either, that's the excuse.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there we go.
Speaker 2: Did anybody have wells in where you grew up in three?
Speaker 4: One? Five?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 4: I did?
Speaker 2: Did you have a well like wait in your like
in your yards way back there? I don't know if
anybody saw this, but an eighty four year old lady
fell down a well.
Speaker 4: No, this is true.
Speaker 1: We are following up on a scary situation out in
Ontario County where a woman in her eighties was fortunately
rescued and successfully after being stuck in a well.
Speaker 16: In her own bachelor for nearly two hours.
Speaker 5: Okay, that's sir. Fuck well, I think a pet got out.
It looked like an old well, really old. There's no
cap on this well. It may have had plywood over it.
I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'm wondering if I don't know anything about this one.
If she lives alone, if she had, if her husband's around.
Speaker 7: They could get her up. But they couldn't get baby
jessc out for like a weekend.
Speaker 4: They couldn't. That's right.
Speaker 2: If he went out and just took the boards off
and said, hey, the cat.
Speaker 4: Got out again, and she went looking, I have no idea.
But listen to this.
Speaker 5: This happened in a home on LaRue Road in Manchester.
Speaker 2: Is moll garcias how far from Manchester?
Speaker 4: How far is that from where you grew up? That's
more still a wait, that's still waste, okay, because that's not.
Speaker 3: Everyone right next to Webster so Canada.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, spoke with the rescue team at the helm
of the coordination efforts.
Speaker 2: By the way, when the Monroe County rescue team showed
up because they got nine to come down, because everybody
must have been bored.
Speaker 4: Uh, they already had her out and.
Speaker 16: Brings us this report from Clifton Springs. The eighty four
year old woman reportedly slipped and fell into the well,
which sat in her back.
Speaker 8: Tell you grab it.
Speaker 4: Hard, old lassie. See lassie called the wall. How first
she got on the wall.
Speaker 3: It makes me want to watty feet?
Speaker 2: Sure, shot by eighteen feet her twenty feet And this
woman is eighty four years old.
Speaker 15: She no.
Speaker 2: All they're saying is bumps and bruises. She had landes, right,
you don't know what it's very possible?
Speaker 4: Or how about this?
Speaker 2: What if she's just on prescription medication and they haven't
been an altered righte and she got dizzy.
Speaker 4: If there was a couple of feet of water in there,
maybe that's all there is. Searching for a lost pet.
Speaker 16: Clifton Springs at Fire Department volunteers were first on scene
that agency, among the nine in total responding nine and
what became a coordinated efforts to successfully get the woman
out of the well. First responders estimating the woman was
down in the well hand.
Speaker 2: The scariest thing when you're eighty four like her is
like when you mistake tuna fish and the cat food
and you make a sandwich out of cat food.
Speaker 4: I'm thinking, like that may be the scariest thing, not
falling down a fucking well well.
Speaker 3: I have a about eighty year old client who lives
in Clifton Springs. I'm wondering if I should call her.
Speaker 2: Sure, she's the one to fell down the well. She
was down there for two hours, but all bs aside.
This is where uh the Apple watches?
Speaker 4: Do you have an Apple Watch? I do? Yeah, So
do you have it on there?
Speaker 2: Like if you've ever done something, it can say fall detected.
I do, yeah, and then it'll call nine one one
for you if you can't. I'm wondering how this lady,
how did any I don't know it never says she
lives with somebody.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's like it it's like it's a cold only
find your keys. Yeah, I bet I.
Speaker 2: Could do that to My mother didn't want to get
the help.
Speaker 4: I've fallen.
Speaker 2: I can't get out, so she bought an Apple Watch
for that exact reason. She lives by herself. At the time,
she needed a hip operation. If she fell she had
some stairs in her place.
Speaker 4: It would be bad.
Speaker 5: This freaking thing today when I went in the water
and all of a sudden, the thing comes up on
there and it says, if you want a waterproof it
just pushed the things, just push it waterproof, water and
water and put it went into a thing, went into
a thing where where it would be waterproof.
Speaker 3: I thought it already was waterproof. Where am I in
my pool?
Speaker 4: And tell me?
Speaker 5: They came up with the water thing on it, And
I was like, huh, that's od.
Speaker 2: That's a very strange strange thing. Yeah, you know, no,
I never I didn't know that I would. I didn't
know waterproof before I put it on.
Speaker 4: I didn't know what it was.
Speaker 2: Just said that there there was they said, the water
in that well that went up probably seven or eight feet,
but somehow she held on to something that's probably broke
her fall.
Speaker 4: Yeah, side, so she hit the water, that's why she
didn't hurt anything. Yeah, it's freaking I just just I can't.
I can't.
Speaker 2: I'm wondering, like, what's going on in her head? Where
all of a sudden, you just disappeared down a whole
heart attack in eighty four and usually like if you trip,
you go head first, right, you hit your head on
the way down. That is like just walking and just step.
I mean, there's a lot of questions here.
Speaker 4: A lot of questions.
Speaker 3: Maybe she was on drugs.
Speaker 4: That could be, and she gets on the show next week,
got me. I can't find her name that badly.
Speaker 9: When they go in the well, get the phone out,
Laura's gonna call her client.
Speaker 14: It might be her.
Speaker 4: It could be Laura. It could be.
Speaker 2: But then there's another story that's sort of disturbing, and
I don't know if do we do we think we
know anybody who would do something like this.
Speaker 4: Story? What's the story? What's the story? Which one? I'll
read it the way it was written.
Speaker 2: Sixty three year old woman named Lady Stone lived with
her boyfriend Kenneth Crimson when he died in December twenty eighth,
twenty twenty two. She allegedly failed to notify anyone about
the death. This was gonna happen, Why but Why, moved
the body into the basement of their home and continued
to collect benefits as though he was alive. She wrapped
his body placed it into a plastic recycling bin, where
she periodically poured bleach on his body to prevent odor.
Speaker 7: Smark in fifteen years, to get some benefits.
Speaker 3: That's how married.
Speaker 4: Why he's funny. That was funny. Is nice? I just
got it. I was like, he's older in the sixties,
you see. Didn't like it. It's a good searing up.
Speaker 5: I don't like it only because I can see so
much to this fucking guy.
Speaker 4: Look at him.
Speaker 5: I mean, he's a go ahead, it's right there, gohay
out there. But I'm a nice guy.
Speaker 4: He's a friend. I've known him for a long time. Yeah,
you're at you're nice to the Morgan twins.
Speaker 5: They open up, but they open up for some national mans.
Speaker 2: Prior to his death, Crimson requested a replacement debit card
for his benefits and the card was activated but after
he died, but nobody knew he died. The card was
eventually depleted on January fifteenth and charges to the pepper
Mill Restaurant.
Speaker 4: Where is that? It's enriched? To do it? It used to?
Is it? Yeah? Okay? Uh?
Speaker 2: Walmart, Bjy's Wholesalers, Home Depot, staples, as well as a
TAM draws. The card was also used to open a
Renner Center account for one eight hundred and fifteen dollars
and five cents in purchases. She is determined that about
seven thousand or eight thousand dollars of benefits intended for
this dead guy were deposited into this woman's account.
Speaker 4: She's gonna go away.
Speaker 2: Possibly it carries a maximum sentence of ten years in
prison and two hundred fifty thousand dollars five But nobody's
talking about the body. And no, I think he died
of natural causes. I don't think anybody's saying there was
foul play. Did this guy have nobody in his life
but her like nobody.
Speaker 4: Two years later, they're like, you know, we haven't seen
John in a long time.
Speaker 5: I go, this is the saddest story ever Kevin dur
nobody fifteen years is it's going to be me, asshole.
Speaker 7: But I did say where she was. Didn't say where
they were because that's what's her name. I hear all
these different things. That's like with like a five mile.
Speaker 4: Rate from out there.
Speaker 5: I know what's her name because that her name is
Wendy Stone.
Speaker 4: She's sixty three. We look her up on.
Speaker 5: All right, by the old bt BO all these places
you're mentioned by the old top buy bathtub billies.
Speaker 4: I pined to the pepper Mill. I know exactly what
it is. Yeah, I don't. I don't know.
Speaker 5: I think we know this person.
Speaker 4: You may. I'm just thinking that you got to be
a bit of a Red Centers right next to dial
bathtub billis, wasn't that right? Yeah?
Speaker 9: You got that's a long time ago there went out
really yeah, like sixteen or seventeen.
Speaker 4: You gotta be a bit of a psychopath, right, I
would think, So, how many times did this woman thought
about you? Wrapped his body? Is kept bleach on her
for eight thousand dollars, That's it, That's it's all.
Speaker 9: It was just fucking work for eight thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: Got a fucking job.
Speaker 2: The weird part is like it ever says at any
point there was no missing person report file, like nobody
like nobody comes to.
Speaker 4: Her, and it took somebody to Bob's not around it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she was arrested in charge with theft of government
in funds, aggravated identity theft, and making false statements to
obtain social Security benefits. But nothing about hiding the body, right,
isn't that illegal?
Speaker 4: Or like how did they find out? Oh, they're in
the mid sixties. He's done in Florida for the winner.
Yeah two years?
Speaker 3: Yeah, not for two years?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Now I wonder if it is he went down
to Florida. We've been having some problems and then hey,
how's it we broke up. It's the only thing I
can think. But where's his family?
Speaker 4: Right? In a second, we haven't seen him. Christmas has
come by.
Speaker 9: I want to know more about the story.
Speaker 4: I do too. There's got to be more to this,
But you got to be a bit of a psychle
with now.
Speaker 2: My mom worked with a woman and then everybody was
always worried about her husband. My father said once they
were all at like a party and the guy wanted
iced tea and nobody had iced tea at this party
and he was getting really like agitated and was making
everybody uncomfortable. So my father left the party and went
and got iced tea and came back. Well, all of
a sudden, this woman just disappears. No one finds her, nothing.
Years later he dies, sell the house, the renovating he
had killed her and put her behind a wall.
Speaker 4: Wow, behind a wam house. Get the fucking iced tea, lady.
Speaker 2: But like, so this ship, I'm not going to say
that it's he got away with it, got away with it,
He got away with it.
Speaker 4: And I always go, how is that possible? She had
no family left then, can it be? Wouldn't you like
told his family she left me?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm looking up a picture of this Wendy woman
and she looks.
Speaker 2: Wendy, st older than sixty three, She looked a little rough.
Speaker 3: And there's her. There's a photo of her walking out
of Walmart. Yes, with like a guy she looks like winter, Like,
does she have a twenty five year old boyfriend that
I don't know?
Speaker 2: Or it was just somebody leaving at the same time
as her, middle aged white stealing money.
Speaker 3: Like because he's in a couple of pictures with her.
Speaker 4: Oh he is, Okay, I don't know what.
Speaker 2: The fucking body dumped the bleachs to keep the just
the smell alone. Do you ever have like a mouse
or something dying a wall and how bad that can smell?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's a lot.
Speaker 9: He dragged the body out, take it somewhere. No one's
gonna find in a field or something.
Speaker 4: I mean, at least didn't they. Wasn't there a traffic cams.
Wasn't there a couple?
Speaker 3: You need a body to like declare dat right, missing report?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Nothing, wasn't there Like a step father of somebody who.
Speaker 4: They went out.
Speaker 2: They got in an argument with the step son and
step daughter and they wound up hitting him over the
head and then throwing them in a wood chipper that
was out somewhere and like.
Speaker 4: The fire pet.
Speaker 9: Hilton, Yeah, yeah, yeah, like it was the stepfather.
Speaker 4: Right stepfather? Yeah, Like, I don't know what they are.
Your friend of mine's his friend, I'm sure. Yeah. You know,
people and everybody.
Speaker 2: Everything you read in the comments and stuff was what
a great guy he was, mild manner, really nice, tried
really hard to take care of these these kids. Yes, yes, yes,
even I think the mom died. He still took care
of them. That's what it was with him. They still
live with him. That's exactly what it was.
Speaker 4: Just WoT get the iced tea. I'll have icy in
every party.
Speaker 2: I just the only thing I can think is this
had to be the loneliest guy. If the only person
was Edgar Winter you were hanging out with. You saw
her picture right there?
Speaker 4: You go, all right, well that happened. I'm still a
better sing.
Speaker 5: To I can't sing, but I know, but I can.
I can pick talent out. It's kind of a gift
I have. Yeah, you just they're your friends.
Speaker 7: You're gonna, I don't come on, come.
Speaker 5: On, I'm gonna. He doesn't remember. He was the only
reason why it was acceptible, because nobody showed up to
bed Billions that night. Was because they were good looking.
That was the only acceptible. There was no points.
Speaker 4: Some points okay, but you know maybe it was a nod.
Was it the winter?
Speaker 5: It doesn't matter if they're big and they're great and
they open up for national bands.
Speaker 4: I don't know you thought Emily was great. She didn't
draw nobody either.
Speaker 5: I know she didn't because she was playing out. She
was playing in her home down the definitely didn't.
Speaker 2: He's right, okay, yeah, like I didn't. I remember coming
on the radio and that's it.
Speaker 5: I don't think we've had I don't think when we
did music. I don't think anytime we did country. I
don't think country females did anything.
Speaker 4: Actually, he's right.
Speaker 9: We had a national want to be national guy.
Speaker 4: What's his name? Come on? Oh?
Speaker 5: Oh ship, I want to bring him? No Ryan? Is
that Ryan James?
Speaker 4: I don't know who it is.
Speaker 3: I don't know, but there's like it was like a
young like.
Speaker 9: Yes, now, this guy is a country guy and he's
you know, he's a I got a manager sized national
recording artists out of Nashville and he never done that's
what he does.
Speaker 5: He puts national recording artists and then his name. I
gotta find his name, right.
Speaker 4: It's hard to it's it's hard to make it.
Speaker 9: And some Mark went up to Hi because he had
nobody show up for him. He's like, you know, let's
cut a deal. You know we're not gonna pay the
full price. Obviously, no one showed up, and the guy
got a fight with Mark about it and they's got
a huge argument.
Speaker 4: Well it's great. The guy was so funny.
Speaker 9: The guy actually he didn't realize that I was a
man tri at BTV and he reached out about his music.
Speaker 4: I said, I wouldn't hire your guy if you paid me.
Speaker 9: He sucks, he doesn't draw you. But I got JB JB,
Aaron Jon.
Speaker 14: Oh.
Speaker 5: I don't know the guys that the guys that hack
all these country guys. That's the problem with these country
bands around. Do you all think that they're good and
they're not. So when you have to put you're a national,
you're a Nashville recording artist, you you suck right.
Speaker 4: Away because you shouldn't have to put that. Can I
try to book him next week? Yes, yes, I'm out
next week. You get him on in the air. No,
he threate.
Speaker 5: He threatened to sue when I went.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 4: There were Laura sitting. He's not local though, Oh he's not. Yeah,
he is in Nashville, he says, he's.
Speaker 5: Here, like you think he lives like maybe in.
Speaker 4: Mexico, New York. I don't know Manchester. There's Sean You
know Sean Patrick.
Speaker 5: Now that John Patrick, he's from Uh, he's from for Dounia.
Speaker 4: Yeah, now that he was nat.
Speaker 5: Now that's a recording artist.
Speaker 4: He's written its.
Speaker 5: Songs for for country bands. He's done done some of
his stuff. Unfortunately, he never draw when I brought him
into town, either because country doesn't.
Speaker 2: Draw interesting at bars, or.
Speaker 4: It would these days.
Speaker 2: I wonder if it would too accept I wonder if
it would too and I wonder if, like saying, this
guy wrote these songs and does this, he does the song. Yeah,
but it's I think it's just people not knowing your
hit was so much ship anymore. Sometimes it just it doesn't.
Speaker 9: It's hard in rush though, Yeah, people follow the same bands.
Speaker 3: You gotta have rand it's terrible, like get your gig
on because oh yeah, yeah, might argue overwhelming with how
many bands are everywhere and nowadays, and I love live music,
but there's definitely there's a complete difference between someone who's
really talented and going somewhere that's fun and like that
is entertaining. So it's sort of what are you in
the mood for that night? But now you have so
many options, Like that's true.
Speaker 4: I think country may actually do a little bit better now.
I don't think so, you.
Speaker 2: Don't know, not if you had somebody that was that.
Speaker 4: I think we put a countryman, it uh like a
broke country broke.
Speaker 9: We branded was struggling y. They struggled for the longest time.
And I put them in front of zb TV and
they opened at Bathtub Billies.
Speaker 4: It turned their whole, the whole thing around. Yeah, because
people because more people got to Yeah.
Speaker 3: Because I saw I saw branding you. I saw berranded
like a month ago, Iron Smoke maybe two months ago.
And they even said it's West Side bands versus East
side bands very different. They were like, if we were
playing in the West Side, it's completely packed. Them playing
at Iron Smoke. It was not all that path.
Speaker 5: Because if you don't play, if you're not playing, if
your countryman, you're not playing in Nashville's people aren't really
going to come.
Speaker 9: They never They don't know what I mean when it started,
because they're done next month, like they're putting out of
Branded there. Our last show is at Nashville. Yeah, they
just got you know, guy's getting older. They got a
lot of things going on. That's a that's a tough thing, man.
You got to practice together, you got to be together. Yeah,
you're trying to go on vacation and you get jobs
and everything else.
Speaker 4: It's it's a lot, a lot.
Speaker 5: This is the biggest genre. Doesn't mean you know that
it's going to draw anywhere with the country bar.
Speaker 2: Right, that's a good point. But that's a good point
because that's what people associated with it. We still put
a pretty.
Speaker 5: Niche and we try and we tried at bat the
abilities we put country.
Speaker 4: We were honest to God with that.
Speaker 2: I mean it almost sounds like you were ahead of
your time rights a little bit.
Speaker 4: Actually sort of feels that way.
Speaker 5: Pat myself on the bed because I had Paul Cummings,
and Paul Cummings, yes did modern country, but warm right
when modern country started. And the first time we put
him in Nashville is there were seven people there. The
second time we put him there was when all this
country hit and it was packed.
Speaker 4: You couldn't even move in the place.
Speaker 5: So, I mean, it just it depends on.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but I gotta I gotta fick.
Speaker 5: One's a certain country singer that I used to hang with.
Speaker 4: Uh huh, God, bless your soul.
Speaker 2: You're gonna be careful because I don't want to get
fucking hit by lightning, because you have to.
Speaker 4: From hell.
Speaker 5: He was playing at uh at a bar. Yeah, in
the owner and you know who he is. Okay, okay,
it was about baskets over and comes up to me
and he goes, i'll pay you to get her out.
Speaker 4: Well, that happens.
Speaker 5: She needs three hundred dollars to get off the stage.
Speaker 4: Good enough, good enough, we'll take them. Oment. Are we
gonna do? Uh? Should we get the Morgan Twin into
play Uh? Theme that tune? I think they're gone.
Speaker 3: We just texted them.
Speaker 4: We'll get to the saying. I'm talking ship mark.
Speaker 3: I will tell them when they walk in here, I
will tell them he has been talking about you.
Speaker 4: Oh, I know you don't care. I don't care. I
know talent, and I just don't.
Speaker 5: I think their talent was they were too good looking
ones twins. That's it, Okay, I know talent.
Speaker 4: Thank you? Sound like certain something, don't.
Speaker 3: Actually they did go to the Playboy Mansion.
Speaker 4: They did. Look at this all right, we'll get to us.
They just three one five getting ready for freaking Cheerly.
Speaker 5: Look all we were on American I know.
Speaker 4: Who they did it open for somebody.
Speaker 5: Jordy Messina And I'm an asshole.
Speaker 2: I know who will get to theme that tune right
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Speaker 2: What would have happened if one of the Morgan twins
walked in here? When if she came in here, would
you have been as an amical I would have been?
Would you been more of a gentleman?
Speaker 5: Been more of a gentleman because I would.
Speaker 4: I would have been more of.
Speaker 5: A gentleman because I'm not that much of an asshole.
Speaker 4: Or would you been uncomfortable in some way?
Speaker 5: I would have been uncomfortable. I don't think they're that good.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's you know, here's the thing. I can't say,
you're wrong. They did their their career didn't go to
that level. They got way more talent than I. I
can sing for everybody is more talent than me. But
I love that you just sit there and plointed that.
Speaker 4: I just have to go back to the.
Speaker 3: Yes, the fact that they this season, that they must
have had awful, awful contestants on that show.
Speaker 5: The fortuer sure doesn't mean fucking ship. That show is terrible.
Speaker 4: In the beginning, the Voice was yeah, I don't I
don't remember.
Speaker 2: I thought for a while they were doing it better
than Idol. They did, you know, they really did.
Speaker 5: Yeah, now idols, but now idols Bett, Yeah.
Speaker 4: Carrie gonna be a judgement. Oh yeah, okay, you're an Idol.
I'm more Charlie guy. And yeah, I had a good
year to be the voice and he can sing. I
didn't even know that. Yeah, yeah, I don't know. Yeah,
it was like surprised. I heard him saying, oh, I
knew it was some of the other stuff he did
sing in.
Speaker 5: Yes, but the Forge did the four I mean a
lot of times they turned the chair around four times,
and you know then nowhere, I mean Joe Bricado, he
would get four chairs start.
Speaker 4: The other way.
Speaker 2: Is they got up and they're spinning because people are
running for the door.
Speaker 5: They would hit the thing.
Speaker 4: That's not nice. All right, we've got a show. Oh
my god, we need to do the Gong show. Be great,
that would be awesome.
Speaker 5: Do you remember we were going to bring back bowling
for dollars?
Speaker 4: Do you remember?
Speaker 5: Do you remember they had a bowling ani and oh
in the mall?
Speaker 7: It was a long as an old baby for a
hot minute before and I was trying to move to
the TV studio.
Speaker 4: Oh wait a minute, wasn't he was buller trying? Yeah,
I'm sure because he used to do it here right, Yeah? Yeah,
could we do something to bt b gon show talent?
Hw absolutely can be a judge. We might have to
push it all.
Speaker 9: We were gonna do it. Yeah yeah, and we were
gonna have like Tina from Me and the Boys is
going to be a judge.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Now, honestly, that's a really talent. I think Tina.
Speaker 5: Tina's fantastic. You can sing anything.
Speaker 4: She can like, she like, she can sing, she can
do purple from friends? Is it her boyfriend or her husband?
That's the yacht rock? Yeah? Yes, and he loved that.
Speaker 9: He also Me and the Boys Yes, he was doing.
Speaker 5: Before anybody was doing the hour. They were first they
played at Betham Billies.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I love them, I love you. I'm a secret
yacht rock I love yacht rock. Grew up on Yes. Yes,
but Tina Man, she can sing, that is true. Yeah,
she's a great now that Now that's I do. I
think it's talent, yes, and more talent. And I don't know.
She's pretty too.
Speaker 2: And I'm gonna say for turn, I'm gonna say something
that she she must have cut a deal. That woman
hasn't aged. She doesn't look like she aged. And I
don't you know what I mean that sincerely. She's so
out out of her mind too. It's funny, a lot
of energy energy funny.
Speaker 4: Yeah. And I think one of my favorites.
Speaker 2: Doing some stuff with the Rock Star Academy. Yes, she's
been doing that for years.
Speaker 4: She has for years. I didn't know those ones that
was doing. Yeah, see, if you're going to come in
next Monday, I can get her come in.
Speaker 9: I can't do it next Monday because I'm out.
Speaker 4: Me and him are also three You guys, what do
we do? Could she'd be great? She'd be great on there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she I knew her briefly, you know through my
radio stuff. She's got a full subtle lady part.
Speaker 4: So you're out.
Speaker 2: What is what is the oas tune Nick Kevin's got today?
Let's see if we can maybe maybe the real talent
will come through, Mark and you'll win. You've done it before.
Speaker 4: Saturday. Yes, No, there's no term like.
Speaker 7: Like I gotta this girl yet or I cut it
off right before the bad That's gonna be a great baby.
Speaker 4: And this isn't hollas now. This is a great country
song from a guy that was never country.
Speaker 8: Maf you me hero, my lap is scared. Cleave your sunset,
slow mon induce.
Speaker 4: I completely forgot about the sun like bound today?
Speaker 2: He ain't that been you?
Speaker 4: S gotti about.
Speaker 10: The whole diploma when.
Speaker 4: Black most obviously who's seen it? I don't know that.
Speaker 5: I don't know who's sun though.
Speaker 8: This loud Cuban man, this crucifiing John Lennen.
Speaker 2: The Morgan Twins are crucifying John Lennon's young get good.
Speaker 4: Mark.
Speaker 3: Change, the twisted smile.
Speaker 7: Isn't a lot of question marks are on the table
on this, and it looks like question marks in every
single one and the last.
Speaker 3: One, She's just a girl and I know so fine
a fantasy. Somebody was Paramournia.
Speaker 5: Well they're obviously being played on here and they didn't
get four hir you know what, Well.
Speaker 3: Here's the hints. They sang a song by this artist.
You can get that fort.
Speaker 4: Turn really ye boom, it's bird take.
Speaker 3: That school mark.
Speaker 5: I mean the same one that play You've been three
one five, the same one that played out in bars
and did all cover songs.
Speaker 4: What the fuck they heard?
Speaker 3: Got ahead the clown and she's not bucking there's girls as.
Speaker 4: Not the lady in the wel I will I will
admit that I used to have that on a running run.
I had enough. Katy Perry wrote, Yeah, Katy Perry's rumors
out there too.
Speaker 8: Rez the best money is nice and you don't get
to much.
Speaker 10: Could I'm not letting go. I believe there's too much
to believe you.
Speaker 14: Of course, my head is heavy on the road.
Speaker 4: Nothing wrong, but I don't.
Speaker 14: Know tread.
Speaker 3: Nothing person.
Speaker 14: Is this a cover song that he did?
Speaker 4: The like know this song and I know I ASTs
it sounds like a song, but I don't think it
is a cover Go back to the top. Nu'm just
going past the Matt hated thirty second post one shot
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Speaker 3: This is currently mine, not year old songs. Don's favorite
songs really artists.
Speaker 4: I always love it too up.
Speaker 2: I got in trouble once because I thought I was
running back when my kids were little.
Speaker 4: I was in the basement. I had rocking, just shaking
the tiles.
Speaker 3: And the ceiling on a se clicking all to my
mom rid. But our boys are upsessed with round.
Speaker 4: Like crowd loud. He opens his mouth with the words
that lucas choking.
Speaker 10: He's choking now the clots one now turns up.
Speaker 4: To reality.
Speaker 3: He's so mad.
Speaker 2: But I said, you lost that love and feeling. The
Eisley Brothers is what I had.
Speaker 4: No, I'm wrong. I had brothers.
Speaker 9: I couldnot remember who the Yeah, a couple.
Speaker 2: Of brothers saying that song all right, and then after this,
I'm like, I said, Bonjo, yeah, but I don't know
the song is look at Mark with two.
Speaker 4: I think everybody but Laura got the artist and well Matt,
I thought michaels I didn't get theirs. It's not Brett Michael,
this is Mellencamp. It is don't know. I don't know
the song either, Mellencamp. You can go with Key west
In or Metso or I saw you first. I saw
you first. I do remember the song, yeah, some of this.
It's a poor man spring steak. I loved the song,
and i'd forgotten. I think the song out about it
sounds great. I wrote down wild Child, but I don't
know anything else. I wrote down wild Child is the
name of the song. Yeah, I got that from listening,
but I don't know what it had. The Black Keys, oh,
I know, you know crowd talented there. I do not
know their music. Oh they're not talented, but they're very
I mean, I didn't get four chairs.
Speaker 14: Too.
Speaker 4: She's just a girl. And we'll let Laura have one here,
Come on.
Speaker 3: Laura, girl on fire. Alicia Keys.
Speaker 4: Yes, I got two for thee too, So I think
we all did. No, No, you didn't know.
Speaker 3: He doesn't recognize telling.
Speaker 5: Wait right now, this one no air supply Lost and Love.
Speaker 4: This is yes And I had all Eye Lost and Love.
I had all.
Speaker 3: I literally had lots of blanks. I had four blanks today.
Speaker 4: Ton of places, including all right. This was Joe Precan.
I knew jo per Flatto.
Speaker 5: You're thinking the red Hot Chili pepper song. Yeah, in
the beginning, that's what I thought. It was the first
night Stoa.
Speaker 4: Yes, she did see you didn't got no chair and
you guys laugh and gave it away. I can't.
Speaker 5: Help me find my way, Joe Pricatto, Okay, we're still trying.
Speaker 9: This is lose yourself, eminem.
Speaker 4: You know what I could not come up with the title.
Speaker 10: I got M and M