Speaker 1: This sounds like a request, is it?
Speaker 2: It is?
Speaker 1: Yes? Who we got Lake Street Dive?
Speaker 3: All right, Christopher Camarade, Wednesday afternoon, It's sunny and you know,
Speaker 3: kind of nice.
Speaker 1: Why aren't you sitting across from me today?
Speaker 4: I have a sick kid home with me who is
Speaker 4: getting to digest all of the cartoons and he knows
Speaker 4: that he can milk it for as long as he can.
Speaker 2: So that's where we find ourselves in this chapter of parenthood.
Speaker 3: Godspeed. What's the deal with the track today? I know
Speaker 3: nothing about it?
Speaker 4: Well, I guess in honor of the happy Gilmour two
Speaker 4: trailer going to My Happy Place. And my happy place
Speaker 4: is jam band music in the Summertime, which is about
Speaker 4: as opposite as it can get from right now.
Speaker 3: Jam band music in the jam band music in the summertime.
Speaker 1: I'm with you on that, See cat with you on that.
Speaker 4: I know you are, I know you are, and I
Speaker 4: think if you got it, Lake's Dive saw him at
Speaker 4: one of the Twilights, one of the year's fun jam
Speaker 4: band from Boston. I think you would dig them, man,
Speaker 4: I mean, I know, I know that you can get
Speaker 4: a little bit.
Speaker 2: You can get down with the jam bands.
Speaker 4: I know that if you can let the guitarist riff
Speaker 4: for a while, maybe let the trumpets go, you can
Speaker 4: get into it.
Speaker 3: Oh, you'll find me shoes off, gummy jam band summer
Speaker 3: at some point You'll you'll find me at some point
Speaker 3: this summer with no shoes and a gummy enjoined it.
Speaker 2: There's no doubt one with the earth.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, well, said Chris Well. Well, Well said ck
Speaker 3: Lake Street Dive. Okay, I'll check it out. What what
Speaker 3: are the kids into? When Connor was Leo's age, it
Speaker 3: was Blues Clues, it was Dora, it was that dumb Barney,
Speaker 3: that freaking purple dinosaur.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, what like?
Speaker 3: None of the cartoons that Connor liked were digestible for adults.
Speaker 1: What's Leo into these days?
Speaker 2: There's a show called Paw Patrol.
Speaker 1: I've heard of Patrol.
Speaker 4: Yes, And as soon as I said that, he looked
Speaker 4: over at me and smiled. There's this show on PBS
Speaker 4: called Wildcrats, which is cool because it's like a human
Speaker 4: to cartoon show where these two guys are supposedly like
Speaker 4: adventure anthropologists, Indiana Jones types, and they go into the
Speaker 4: world of animals in a cartoon version, so.
Speaker 2: He likes that as well. But it is.
Speaker 4: Reprehensible to say the least. I spend a lot of
Speaker 4: time with my EarPods and let's just say that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they if somebody could create a cartoon, the kids
Speaker 3: love that, Adults kind of latch on.
Speaker 1: SpongeBob doesn't count.
Speaker 3: Like, if you could create a cartoon, the kids are
Speaker 3: glued to that, adults don't want to rip their hair out.
Speaker 1: I think that's a million dollar idea.
Speaker 4: There's this show called Bluey out of Australia, and it's
Speaker 4: about an Australian shepherd and its family. And the episodes
Speaker 4: are very short, and it is tender, and it is heartwarm,
Speaker 4: and it is one that actually is decent, and it
Speaker 4: is the one show that my son cannot stand.
Speaker 2: So the irony in that is very thick.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I'm out of the market for having children.
Speaker 3: Mine's grown, so I'll never experience. Did you ever have
Speaker 3: to watch Dora the Explorer for any reason at all?
Speaker 2: I did not, but I remember hearing about it.
Speaker 1: Dude.
Speaker 3: It just like I can sing the map song still
Speaker 3: to this day, and it used to bother me so
Speaker 3: so badly. But let's move on from that into more nonsense.
Speaker 3: So porter and I were talking earlier. NCAA tournament time
Speaker 3: means we have to get familiar with True TV, and
Speaker 3: True TV is airing reruns of Eastbounding Down after basketball.
Speaker 1: Did you consume Eastbounding Down?
Speaker 2: Maybe my favorite comedy show of all time?
Speaker 1: Oh wow, okay, yeah, yeah, I.
Speaker 4: Mean so much so that back when streaming wasn't really
Speaker 4: a thing and you had to buy episodes on Apple
Speaker 4: back in the day.
Speaker 2: Do you remember this?
Speaker 1: Of course? Of course.
Speaker 4: I have them all on my still all these years later,
Speaker 4: and travel days like when you're on one of the
Speaker 4: Delta flights that doesn't happen to have the Wi Fi
Speaker 4: connector doesn't have the screens. I pull it up, man,
Speaker 4: and I just sit in that. I sit in my
Speaker 4: window seat and I just laugh out loud, and I
Speaker 4: probably look like a weirdo. But it is a show
Speaker 4: that takes me to a place that just makes me happy.
Speaker 4: It's brilliant and offensive and no way could be done today,
Speaker 4: but man, it is.
Speaker 2: It's so ironic. You bring that up.
Speaker 4: My buddy and I were driving home from our indoor
Speaker 4: game on Monday. We were talking about eastbound and how
Speaker 4: much we loved it. And yeah, it's a great show,
Speaker 4: probably my favorite comedy series of all time.
Speaker 3: The Adam Scott cameo is the agent kills me every
Speaker 3: single time. But Danny McBride, for me is a benefit
Speaker 3: of the Dowd creator. Like, if I hear that Danny
Speaker 3: McBride has done something, he's got my attention.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm with you without a doubt. I think. Yeah.
Speaker 4: That show also had like insane cameos beyond Adam Scott,
Speaker 4: like Craig Robinson as the one eyed like villain, the antagonist,
Speaker 4: the guy who Kenny took out his eye, Will Ferrell
Speaker 4: Elite as the as the car salesman, Ashley Schaeffer.
Speaker 2: McConaughey was in it. I'm trying to think who else.
Speaker 1: Marilyn Manson had a cameo in it.
Speaker 4: Sudakis as his best friend Shane who did body surfing,
Speaker 4: It's in Myrtle Beach, and Ike Baron holds it's it's
Speaker 4: it is so bad and it is so I mean,
Speaker 4: like if if I know, I know there is a
Speaker 4: the twenty percent of the drive Monday to Friday two
Speaker 4: to six, it gets too woke. I don't think this
Speaker 4: for for your listeners. This is where we're a little
Speaker 4: anti woke on me, spound and down, but it's a
Speaker 4: great show.
Speaker 2: It's funny.
Speaker 4: Danny McBride has carte blanched Vice Principles was amazing. I
Speaker 4: don't know if you saw that. It was only two seasons,
Speaker 4: but kind of. Goggins is like coming out party from
Speaker 4: like a comedic point of view and laid the groundwork
Speaker 4: for maybe my favorite comedy character of all time, Uncle
Speaker 4: Baby Billy and righteous Gemstones like yes to your point,
Speaker 4: got there eventually. Daniy McBride can do no wrong.
Speaker 3: Is Walton Goggins properly rated? It feels like he is
Speaker 3: having a moment because are you watching Why Lotus? He's
Speaker 3: killing in White Lotus?
Speaker 4: He is, and he was really good in Fallout, which
Speaker 4: is a adaptation of a video game, popular video game
Speaker 4: like ten years ago. But yes he is. I think
Speaker 4: he's having his excuse me, having his moment justified. I
Speaker 4: don't know if he saw justified. It was great and justified.
Speaker 4: So but baby Billy man.
Speaker 1: So good, so good.
Speaker 4: The song when he's singing with like the clam on
Speaker 4: his back, Hallelujah with a payday at this fake Jesus
Speaker 4: resort I mean, I'm just yeah, we could go on
Speaker 4: for hours.
Speaker 3: If you're having a bad day, just google Will Ferrell,
Speaker 3: Craig Robinson, Danny McBride. He's bounding down out takes. That's
Speaker 3: one of the funniest things I've ever seen in my
Speaker 3: entire life.
Speaker 1: I'm not kidding. Let the boy watch, Let the boy watch.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, last week we did fifteen minutes on
Speaker 3: Philip Seymour Hoffman. So yeah, you never know where we're
Speaker 3: going to go. But we will move on now and
Speaker 3: talk a little sports. So it is official, Christopher that
Speaker 3: Alex Jensen has been hired as the seventeenth head coach
Speaker 3: and Utah men's basketball history. The press conference was on
Speaker 3: Monday night. Did the show at the John John M.
Speaker 3: Huntsman Center on Monday afternoon. Actually, let me start here.
Speaker 3: It's going to get a facelift, the Huntsman Center is
Speaker 3: and it could be a massive construction project.
Speaker 1: Several boxes have to be checked before we're there.
Speaker 3: And I am one, certainly As I age that I'm
Speaker 3: prone to nostalgia and memories, and walking into the Huntsman
Speaker 3: Center on Monday certainly reminded me of a lot of
Speaker 3: fond days when Alex was playing and I was a
Speaker 3: student at ed Utahn. The Huntsman Center has a lot
Speaker 3: of history, but I think this is probably the right move.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean it feels like it does need a
Speaker 1: little love.
Speaker 2: Yeah, without or doubt. I mean, if you look at
Speaker 2: that campus, even from the time I went to school,
Speaker 2: which is.
Speaker 4: Sixteen years ago, like it is night and day, just
Speaker 4: from the like the academic facilities, like the buildings.
Speaker 2: That were up there when I was there, was.
Speaker 4: Like, if that earthquake hits that's supposed to hit, we
Speaker 4: are all done. Like we're in a building that is
Speaker 4: like mad Men era built. So the fact that they're
Speaker 4: going to give a facelift or you know, potentially have
Speaker 4: a new place for what I would assume will be
Speaker 4: called the Huntsman Center still is necessary.
Speaker 2: It's a it's a cool place and has a great history.
Speaker 4: You know, the Magic Bird Final four run was here,
Speaker 4: but like there hasn't been that much. There's been no
Speaker 4: Huntsman Magic Man like like you know, Lynn Roberts teams
Speaker 4: have have been fun in the last couple of years,
Speaker 4: but like other than that, it just really hasn't you know,
Speaker 4: obviously hasn't struck the chord with the fan base for
Speaker 4: a multitude of reasons. So it's a cool old building,
Speaker 4: but I think it makes sense to be able to
Speaker 4: fund a significant revamp on a antiquated building, even though
Speaker 4: it's cool for sure.
Speaker 3: And we had Doctor Hill in studio yesterday, and you know.
Speaker 1: Doctor Hill, the Cores hired.
Speaker 3: Rick mcjerison was around when Alex was a player, and
Speaker 3: Alex reached out to Doctor Hill and talked to him
Speaker 3: before he decided to take the job. And this feels,
Speaker 3: Chris like a hire that simply has just been given
Speaker 3: the thumbs up by everybody all over the place, whatever
Speaker 3: wherever your spot is in this ecosystem, if you played
Speaker 3: for the school, if you're in the administration, if you
Speaker 3: cover the team, or if you're a fan or whatever.
Speaker 1: Feels like everybody's on board.
Speaker 3: But then, of course the next step is understanding how
Speaker 3: the staff is going to look. But what what are
Speaker 3: the boxes that have to be checked until you know,
Speaker 3: prior to finally seeing consistent big crowds in that in
Speaker 3: that building.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I would start with I mean, if we're going
Speaker 4: to invert the pyramid like one star talent, two tantilizing
Speaker 4: style play, three wins like you kind of have to
Speaker 4: have an amalgamation of all those three. And obviously they
Speaker 4: can come, you know in waves, like you can have
Speaker 4: star talent that might underachieve for a while and blossom
Speaker 4: into something major. You could be like those BYU teams
Speaker 4: that frankly like in the last decade haven't been great
Speaker 4: in the postseason, but like they've played an enticing style
Speaker 4: of basketball, and you know, whether it was Dave Rose
Speaker 4: or Mark Pope or whomever, like they got people to
Speaker 4: want to go to their games or watch their games.
Speaker 4: Utah just simply hasn't had that for quite a long time.
Speaker 4: And like there are other teams in college basketball across
Speaker 4: the country that I figure that out.
Speaker 2: Utah, for whatever.
Speaker 4: Reason, amongst you know, several you know, generations of coaches
Speaker 4: now in the last twenty years, hasn't really been able
Speaker 4: to nail that down. So I think that is one
Speaker 4: thing that faces Alex like right off the right, off
Speaker 4: the back, like he has to get good players and
Speaker 4: he has to install a system where it's like I
Speaker 4: know in this you know, you know, pace and space era,
Speaker 4: like that is going to be you know key for
Speaker 4: a lot. Yeah, I got you, but I know that
Speaker 4: is going to be paramount for a lot of teams,
Speaker 4: and it might work for some teams, but like just
Speaker 4: I don't know, man end up on Sports Center Top ten,
Speaker 4: like give give give a casual college basketball fan a
Speaker 4: reason to tune in to watch Utah play whomever. Wh
Speaker 4: who are going to out there for the sake of
Speaker 4: being funny this week West Virginia, Like like, give the
Speaker 4: people a reason to tune in.
Speaker 2: And I guarantee you.
Speaker 4: Utah fans not only haven't really been tuning in the
Speaker 4: last or so, but like the casuals who probably remember
Speaker 4: Utah being you know, fun way back when, definitely haven't
Speaker 4: been paying attention.
Speaker 2: So that matters too.
Speaker 1: When it comes to the staff.
Speaker 3: We've discussed it, but it seems like every time I
Speaker 3: read anything about it or hear anything from people, there
Speaker 3: is this feel like, yeah, you got to just get.
Speaker 1: All the Utah guys.
Speaker 3: You just got to get And look, I've said this
Speaker 3: probably twenty times. I'll say it again for those that
Speaker 3: haven't heard. If Andrea wants to come, that's the higher
Speaker 3: you make. To me, that's a no brainer. And part
Speaker 3: of that is me. I'm sorry, I know you want
Speaker 3: to be a gen xer, but I am, and as
Speaker 3: a gen xer, you walk into a gym with Andre
Speaker 3: Miller on your bench, that's cache incredibility that's hard to find.
Speaker 1: But beyond that, I think we're doing.
Speaker 3: Alex maybe a little bit of a disservice by saying, Okay,
Speaker 3: just hire everybody else that wants to have the job that,
Speaker 3: once upon a time may may have played at Utah.
Speaker 3: He's been away from the college game, certainly for twenty years,
Speaker 3: and he's been in pro basketball on a number of
Speaker 3: different levels during that timeframe as well. And I'm sure
Speaker 3: he has relationships and has cultivated relationships that are beyond
Speaker 3: this ecosystem and this community what sort and I've been
Speaker 3: and I talked to Doc Hill about this yesterday. If
Speaker 3: we use the coach with model, he has coaches of
Speaker 3: all different races, and he tries to balance things out
Speaker 3: within state guys, out of state guys, and certainly you
Speaker 3: need people that understand the just the way things work
Speaker 3: around here. Sometimes I feel like that's a little bit overstated.
Speaker 3: But generally speaking, as we wait to hear how Alex
Speaker 3: fiells out his staff, what are you expecting to see?
Speaker 2: I mean the fact that he's coming from the league.
Speaker 4: Probably lends to the theory that he might be willing
Speaker 4: to bring some guys that he's met along the way
Speaker 4: to work with him, and maybe not premier front bench
Speaker 4: NBA assistants, but guys that he got to know over
Speaker 4: the years, whether it was in the G League, D League, Jazz, Mavericks, whatever.
Speaker 4: Alex doesn't really strike me as like the really like
Speaker 4: super nostalgic type in that, like, I don't think he
Speaker 4: believes that they'll only be successful if they only have
Speaker 4: guys with Utah guys and like all you have to
Speaker 4: do is look down in provo And I know Utah
Speaker 4: fans hate hearing something like that, but like Kevin Young
Speaker 4: hired a bunch of dudes who really don't have much
Speaker 4: many ties to BYU at all. I mean, he hired
Speaker 4: wild White, who was you know, Rudy Gobert's D League,
Speaker 4: G League coach back in the day, and like was
Speaker 4: like coaching in Germany. So like, all you have to
Speaker 4: do is find the right mix of guys and find
Speaker 4: the guys who are good at recruiting and recruitingly, it's
Speaker 4: a good players period.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it does. Honeymoon period. Uh, you know, because we
Speaker 1: do this weird thing.
Speaker 3: I've talked about it before where sports fans just seem
Speaker 3: to love you until they don't. And the Donovan Mitchell
Speaker 3: example in our market is what I always go to
Speaker 3: where like that dude walked on water, Untell you very
Speaker 3: much did not. And right now, everything, as you like
Speaker 3: to say, is the kids like to say the vibes
Speaker 3: are high and good vibes around the program, you know,
Speaker 3: and that's that's a good thing, you know. Me though,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna say it results over vibes. How long How
Speaker 3: long does Alex get before we start doing the thing
Speaker 3: where we're like, hey, maybe this wasn't the right call.
Speaker 4: Well, I'll start off by saying it depends on what
Speaker 4: his nil budget is, because I think in this, in
Speaker 4: this era of college athletics, you have to take that
Speaker 4: into account right off the bat.
Speaker 2: So if Alex has a.
Speaker 4: You know, treasure trove of money to go out and compete,
Speaker 4: then like I think you are going to be leaned
Speaker 4: upon to get results very quickly because money gets good
Speaker 4: players now and we've seen at BYU. So what are
Speaker 4: you saying, dude, I'm on the radio. Sorry, we are in.
Speaker 2: An era now, where.
Speaker 4: You have to be able to pay good players, and
Speaker 4: Utah hasn't had good players lately and he's going to
Speaker 4: have I mean, is it is it unrealistic to say
Speaker 4: four or five years like this is? This is kind
Speaker 4: of the tricky part, you know, bringing home a legend
Speaker 4: of a program that was representative of a heyday that's
Speaker 4: always going to be measured up to. Like I'm not
Speaker 4: saying it's not going to work out by all accounts.
Speaker 4: Alex is a you know, a really good coach and
Speaker 4: a guy that should be able to turn things.
Speaker 2: Around, but homecomings don't always work out.
Speaker 4: I mean, like you can look as recently as you
Speaker 4: know Mike Woodson at Indiana, a guy who was a
Speaker 4: head coach in the NBA for a very long time,
Speaker 4: and I think Mike Woodson was like a star player
Speaker 4: under Bobby Knight back in the day. And like Mike
Speaker 4: Woodson didn't have much success at Indiana at all. So
Speaker 4: I know every example at every.
Speaker 2: School is different.
Speaker 4: But for me, it's going to start with how much
Speaker 4: money does Alex and his staff have at their disposal
Speaker 4: and what kind of players they can bring in in
Speaker 4: I say one or two years.
Speaker 3: Nor of ball and grinder of tape, apparently Chris Camraadi
Speaker 3: on the program, good Mike Woodson knowledge.
Speaker 1: The example I keep coming back to.
Speaker 3: I can remember when BYU hired ty Dettner, and all
Speaker 3: of my BYU bros, all of my BYU family members
Speaker 3: are like, all right, Championship game over tied is the
Speaker 3: man Heisman Trophy, And within like four games, people down
Speaker 3: there were like, he has no clue what he's doing.
Speaker 1: He's never coached college football before.
Speaker 2: Well, correct me if I'm wrong.
Speaker 4: I feel like Tye jumped from like one a Texas
Speaker 4: private school football to being BYU's offensive coordinator.
Speaker 2: I think that was I think that was the jump.
Speaker 4: So yeah, I mean, I'm sure if you ask Polani
Speaker 4: in retrospect, that was a learning moment for him and
Speaker 4: like proof that no matter how far you back, how
Speaker 4: far back you go in terms of nostalgia, it doesn't
Speaker 4: always equate to results in present day. And but there
Speaker 4: are also you know, tons of examples as well, so
Speaker 4: it's it's hard. Man. I'm always going to be with
Speaker 4: you on results over vibes, and I'm always going to
Speaker 4: be with you on you have to understand this place,
Speaker 4: the culture here, and how to get to people, and
Speaker 4: for too long, Utah has missed out on some of
Speaker 4: the best and state recruits, not only to be Yu,
Speaker 4: I mean they were losing guys to Utah State, Spence.
Speaker 4: I mean, like I know, Utah State has, you know,
Speaker 4: is a legacy school. Guys like Sam Merrill will go
Speaker 4: to Utah State because they're legacies. But like, you've got
Speaker 4: to get some in state players that are really, really good.
Speaker 4: I mean growing up, like when I moved here, there
Speaker 4: weren't that many good.
Speaker 2: High school basketball players.
Speaker 4: But since I got into this job thirteen years ago,
Speaker 4: there have been a lot of good players come out
Speaker 4: of the state. And like we churn out pro players
Speaker 4: quite often now. So it's not hard to be able
Speaker 4: to set your recruiting boundary not too wide. But you've
Speaker 4: got to be able to win the head to heads
Speaker 4: with people in state.
Speaker 1: Yeah, one hundred percent, you know.
Speaker 3: And we keep talking about the Majeris model where you
Speaker 3: were able to get superstars like Van Horn and Andre
Speaker 3: from out of state Doliak and then supplement it with
Speaker 3: the Britton Johnson's, the Josh Grants of the world that
Speaker 3: played here locally. All right, speaking of results over vibes,
Speaker 3: the red hot Real Salt Lakes streak as RSEL has
Speaker 3: won two of their last three. They go down to
Speaker 3: Houston and get a result, which they never do. My
Speaker 3: guy Diego gets his first goal. Your guy Diogo also
Speaker 3: opens his bank account. Kids, that's a soccer term. So
Speaker 3: it he changed in the k take on RSL after
Speaker 3: a couple of decent results over their past three I mean,
Speaker 3: I'm ref rushing our guy Tom Bogert every day to
Speaker 3: see if a nine's on the way, but we continue
Speaker 3: to wait.
Speaker 2: No change.
Speaker 4: RSL ran into a team whose fortunes and current roster
Speaker 4: construction is much worse than their own. They lost their
Speaker 4: starting goalkeeper to a torn aco like five minutes into
Speaker 4: the game, so the Dynamo or downs fence. But you know,
Speaker 4: credit to ourselves. They won in a place that historically
Speaker 4: is very difficult for them to win at Diego Ludaman
Speaker 4: Like I shudder to think where this club would be
Speaker 4: without him, not only from an on field point of view,
Speaker 4: but from a you know, marketing point of view, from
Speaker 4: an excitement point of view. Like eventually, we talked about
Speaker 4: this a few weeks ago when I was in the
Speaker 4: studio with Trey before the Conquer CAF series started, like
Speaker 4: when not if? When Diego is sold, it's going to
Speaker 4: be a huge bummer for the fan base, and I
Speaker 4: think like a fan base that's already kind of on
Speaker 4: edge trying to figure out what their plan is where
Speaker 4: they want to go, that that to me is a
Speaker 4: very fascinating subplot to this season because they simultaneously need
Speaker 4: this kid and need him to star and ball out
Speaker 4: like he does and like he can.
Speaker 2: But if a number comes.
Speaker 4: Across the desk of Kurt Schmidt and those guys and
Speaker 4: you talk to Diego and he wants it, you have
Speaker 4: to do it. So, like I know you've talked about
Speaker 4: how this is an odd point of like contention for
Speaker 4: you as a as a fan, learning that like some.
Speaker 2: Players just exist to leave.
Speaker 4: But this is the reality of international club soccer and
Speaker 4: it's going to hit ourself pretty hard here, I would
Speaker 4: say in the next I don't know, I don't I
Speaker 4: think he might finish out the season, but it could
Speaker 4: happen as early as summer. Last year, nobody really saw
Speaker 4: Andrescomas being sold to Europe in the summertime, so you
Speaker 4: never know how quickly these things can move.
Speaker 3: Why haven't you deleted Twitter. I mean, you don't even
Speaker 3: send out your work anymore.
Speaker 4: It's a good place to find things to make fun
Speaker 4: of people to send to my friends.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I would be sad if that threat ended.
Speaker 3: I'm just wondering, like, are you you got anything in
Speaker 3: the hopper?
Speaker 1: Anything? Cook an e c K pieces dropping anytime.
Speaker 2: Soon, we'll see, you know. I'm just I'm still decompressing.
Speaker 4: Man. I'm I'm hibernating Spence. I'm I'm I'm not down bad,
Speaker 4: but you know me, man, I I need these I
Speaker 4: need these rays to come out and grace my skin
Speaker 4: for several days before I can really turn things around.
Speaker 2: I'm joking.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna help out with some March Madness stuff on
Speaker 4: remote and we'll see. Like, you know, I'm living the
Speaker 4: the plush life of taking care of a sick toddler
Speaker 4: and watching Pow Patrol. So that's that's my day.
Speaker 3: As I was fighting through a h and you know,
Speaker 3: Monday was your boy's birthday, a little Saint Patti's day.
Speaker 3: So I'm fighting through uh, the hip, the shoulder, the back,
Speaker 3: shoveling wet snow yesterday morning.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna lie. You came to my mind. How
Speaker 1: did that storm hit you?
Speaker 2: Oh? It hit me hard, man, Like, I don't know
Speaker 2: what this.
Speaker 4: I feel like this season, of all seasons, we're getting
Speaker 4: like really crappy, like East Coast wet snow, Like the
Speaker 4: greatest snow on earth has not graced Salt Lake City
Speaker 4: like one time.
Speaker 2: This year.
Speaker 4: It's just been this wet, sloppy snow and it's get
Speaker 4: I mean in theory, I guess it's easier to just push,
Speaker 4: but you don't want to lift it.
Speaker 2: You want to throw out your back.
Speaker 4: I know they say, like like shoveling heavy wet snow
Speaker 4: is a leading cause for heart attacks and older men.
Speaker 4: So like we're we're the age now, Spence where we
Speaker 4: gotta we gotta watch it a little bit, So don't
Speaker 4: push yourself. I didn't push myself. Leo helped me. He's
Speaker 4: I'm probably the reason he got sick. But I guess
Speaker 4: I'm looking outside right now and the snow is giving
Speaker 4: way to brown brass, which is a transition to to
Speaker 4: next weekend. It's going to be seventy degrees and I'm
Speaker 4: sure my guy is going to be out somewhere.
Speaker 2: Getting getting his bag.
Speaker 3: Of clubs, chomping at the bit. I cannot wait to
Speaker 3: get out and play. And we're going to drag you
Speaker 3: out at least couple of times this year.
Speaker 4: Right, I'm ready. Man, I don't think I got out
Speaker 4: last year. And there's only one person not to blame,
Speaker 4: and it's me. It's everyone else's fault. I hope you
Speaker 4: know that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, it always is, Christopher. Right, go attend to
Speaker 3: your child, buddy. Thanks for the time.
Speaker 2: Thanks man,