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Speaker 1: Well Hello and welcome my hacked friends. Thanks for checking
us out, thanks for getting your pot on, telling her friends,
supporting those that support us, like our good friends over
at BTV, Wood Fire, Pizza and Grill. It's your week,
got on. That's where you gotta go for brunch on Sunday. Yeah,
sitting out on that pat again. The weather's nice and
you get a two for one mimosas and Bloody Mary's.
It's Belgian waffles and I it's called Heaven Baby.
Speaker 2: It's our Bill's pre game Sunday? Is it Sunday Saturday?
I think it's Saturday for them this week again.
Speaker 1: But Danny, it's been bringing to my attention. And then
I went and looked and I think it was almost
twelve days ago. But it's coming out as we're putting
this episode together. Billions of records containing information of US
residents may have been exposed after a background check company
fell victim to a breach, so they got a backdoor.
Speaker 2: Into national This happens a lot.
Speaker 1: There's a class action lawsuit filed against Jericho Pictures Incorporated
that was doing business as National Public Data background check
company that provides access to public records.
Speaker 2: Blah blah, blah.
Speaker 1: They're saying it was like one point nine billion or
two billion, two.
Speaker 5: Point three billion, which is there's only three hundred million
people in the Yeah, So I wonder if they're like, well,
I don't think two point nine billion or two point
three billion people in the history of this country, which
is two hundred some odd years have ever lived in
this country.
Speaker 6: Just another way to steal the election bill, just another
way to steal.
Speaker 5: Well to me, it's like the first thought is, Okay,
how does this benefit the party?
Speaker 2: Charge that?
Speaker 1: Why why you have to say? I know, because you
know that I get I got annoyed the other day.
I there was something that was annoying me the other day.
Speaker 2: The podcast, and.
Speaker 1: I could get to do with the present company, but
they did it bothered me, and I let it slide
because I go. But I was curious as to the
thought process, and I knew it would get adversarial and defensive,
so I didn't ask. But I was more than anything,
I was curious about the person's thought process that was
leading them to this conclusion of well, it's an election here.
Of course everybody's getting sick, and I'm like, whooping coffee
is I don't know what that is? But what do
we what happens? Is there anything you can do to
protect yourself anymore?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I'm told no, Yeah what I think?
I'm told no? I don't know what your best I
just hope at.
Speaker 6: One point that make a mistake and throw money in
mind instead of taking it out.
Speaker 2: That would be nice, Like, hey, I'm worth two point
six billion, all right, let's go.
Speaker 7: I draw.
Speaker 1: I get all these emails all the time, like, hey,
your invoice is here for and I go, I'm not
clicking on anything. No, you know it's afraid to click.
And I'm a dummy. I'm a dummy man.
Speaker 2: Here's what, Here's how it happened. Comes to that ship,
I get.
Speaker 6: I get a data breach thing from every one of
my every company I think I've ever worked with with
regards to credit cards or buying something from Walmart. I
get one once a week. I'm to the point where
I don't even care anymore. You know what you want
to take it? Yeah, you can't make it any worse
than it already is.
Speaker 2: How are you gonna make up your hockey tournaments? Well?
You car's paid off, so I'm good to go.
Speaker 1: Could you imagine though, like that would be the ultimate
form of terrorism. If we think about this, if someone
was able to hack in and drain everybody's bank accounts
and nobody had any.
Speaker 2: They've been talking about a black Swan event happening in
this country. Why I have gold.
Speaker 1: Bars in my house. Yeah, somewhere. I'll tell you what
it does it if that happens, does every conspiracy theorist
who has been food building a bomb shelter?
Speaker 2: Do we all go.
Speaker 6: Know how much does he hear? That guy and you
got a food stockpile? Someday they've been dying to pull
the I told you so. Yeah, so, I mean it
would be their Christmas morning.
Speaker 2: It would be, wouldn't it. Patrick Budd from Empire Dragway.
Nice to see everybody.
Speaker 1: Nice to see you, and we'll get to why you're
here in just a little bit. You look relaxed. I
feel pretty chill. Yeah, you look relaxed.
Speaker 2: And they're set up or ready to go this weekend.
Speaker 1: So the but this is it's kind of a it's
a scary thing only because I think the hardest part
for most human beings and certainly for me, is not
having control over a situation, right and this is a situation.
Speaker 2: I know nothing about. Yeah, I don't know how you
control it. Yeah, you really can't.
Speaker 5: This happened with Target, This happened with solar winds, this
happened with CrowdStrike recently. Where what happens is it's like
you said, it's a backdoor, Yeah, it's a backdoor hack.
What they'll do is they will find a partner of
yours or a client of yours or a vendor of yours,
and they'll hack their way in through their system because
they don't have the right security Internet security.
Speaker 1: But it's like these are really really intelligent people who
use their powers for evil, for well, for bad.
Speaker 2: You wish you could use those powers to start a business, Yeah,
you know, that's it exactly, or I want to make
a billion bucks. Help.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you people, the best, the best at cybersecurity
would be those that break it, right, that breach it,
because they would know what to look for, what I mean,
how to test it all. Because my son is cybersecurity
and he wants to open his own cybersecurity company when
he's done with his masters. And I'm thinking, are you
smart enough to know every dumb thing you know? Like
I wouldn't want to have that responsibility of securing, you know,
cybersecurity of some big company and all of a sudden
they get breached and now it's like.
Speaker 2: I'm fired them out.
Speaker 5: Right, here's my bad. Yeah ups, yeah, here's the thing. Now,
like you know, never let a crisis go to waste.
So now what's coming after this, Well, we're gonna have
to ida everybody. Oh, we're gonna have to Everyone's gonna
have to be issue you chip in their forehead or
their or their wrist.
Speaker 2: All right, I told you I could do it.
Speaker 5: It's called it detalitarian tiptoe, tell a crisis go to waste.
Speaker 2: Told you I could do it. I don't know that.
Speaker 5: My job is to like, hey, I gotta, I gotta,
you know, give my opinion. That could that could be
the case. At the nine to eleven what happened we
had the Patriot Act? What the Patriot Act? Do spy
on Americans?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 1: But here's the thing. When you want to what do
you want?
Speaker 2: All secrecy? But that's but that's the trap.
Speaker 1: I know, I know that's the trap. But I'm saying
I don't think they're gonna have to be putting chips.
Speaker 2: In this gosh, I hope not no, or else you
won't be seeing me anymore. I'm gonna starve. I you
doing it? Wait? What do you mean you're gonna doing it?
Speaker 5: You're gonna probably need that to like buy stuff or
do business. What do you think revelations is all about?
Speaker 2: Telling you? Man?
Speaker 1: All right, here's the thing that so some soothsayer was
telling us. What do you mean, Sarah, Well, someone who's
gonna predict the future, the mark of the beast, all these.
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Everything that else has happened is oh wow, okay.
Speaker 6: Hatred's traded Matthew Judon best defensive player to the Falcons.
Speaker 2: Look at the tank this year. They don't need to
look very far. No, they don't. They need to preach.
All right, well we'll lighten this up. Yeah no, no, no, sorry,
at all this news revelations is it's folding before our eyes.
What else has happened?
Speaker 5: Oh gosh, okay, like you know, everybody locked down with
COVID and stuff like that, all of a sudden.
Speaker 2: The world's under a global economy. I mean the economy
really is global.
Speaker 5: You know, everything like we don't like make everything's relying
relied upon somebody else in this in this world, in
this economy, and we switched the currency.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's it's it's crazy times, man, Patrick.
Speaker 7: Do you believe that I'm not smart enough to I'm
not either, And I always go I always think like
it's the expansion of the world and the expansion of
this And if.
Speaker 2: You are a believer, we know more now than ever.
Speaker 1: But if you are a believer that God is in everything,
then God, I mean God is omnipotent. That means he
would be everywhere and in everything. So I think you're fine.
You gotta believe that.
Speaker 2: I believe that. You got to believe that you know
where He is a lot of times where empire drag,
he seriously he is.
Speaker 1: He's protecting her driving in that he's in the non
existent passenger seat in those drags.
Speaker 2: She's right the licensed plates and says, Jesus is my COPI.
Speaker 1: Yes, that's right exactly, Patrick, budd has been how's it
been down there? I've been wanting to get down and
then my life is just taking a.
Speaker 2: Lot of rain. Yeah about the hail? Did you get
hit with that hail? Didn't not down there? No tornado,
No tornado is just a strong wind. Yeah, a whole
lot of rain.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because that was that was I know, businesses during
that what was confirmed to be a tornado. I believe
in Canandagua yep, all that area around there affected I
think Tennessee, O And yeah.
Speaker 2: We really didn't have I mean that the outhouses were everywhere.
That was kind of fun. They were blown everywhere. Oh dude, yeah,
they just like little is it the air hockey? Yeah?
But wow, but what a mess?
Speaker 7: No, No, they just they just kind of fly around.
They're so heavy down at the bottom. They don't fall over.
But you can find them probably seventy one hundred feet
from where they started after one of those.
Speaker 2: Okay, I was about to say, no shit, and I
thought that was a little hack. But it was the
first thing.
Speaker 1: But I'm thinking I would think like it would get
knocked over and what a mess.
Speaker 2: That would be. That would be a mess that would be.
Have been lucky so far. Yeah. Yeah, so they're hard
to tip. They are hard to tap. Okay, so this
goes back to the ever seen that before. You've never
been around somebody getting tipped over, And yes I have.
They are. They're hard to tip.
Speaker 6: Like I always thought, I hit one hard where the
golf cart couldn't.
Speaker 1: I think we I think I remember seeing one tip
and then come.
Speaker 7: Back up like a weeble s wabble. Yeah there, yes, right,
this and more at Empire Dragway.
Speaker 2: Yes, so what is happening and science.
Speaker 7: Well, this weekend we've got the fastest cars that we
get except for the top fuel cars. These are the
fastest door slammers that are the easiest to relate to. Uh,
they're coming this weekend. They're doing some testing and then
they've got a race that spans over two days.
Speaker 2: Wow. And so that would be Saturday Sunday or Friday
Friday Saturday, and so they could be going to the
wee hours of the morning on Saturday morning, we could
be they like to be done.
Speaker 7: Of course, we kind of unfortunately have to push some
of our local racers to the back end of the
schedule for the day.
Speaker 2: But yeah, we run late late, so so this is uh,
so you go down, you might as well get tickets
for both days and see this. Yeah, you might as
well kind of stuff, get out there and see some racing.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's I mean, I hate to you know, whip
out the whole Americana thing.
Speaker 2: But there is nothing more American than burning.
Speaker 7: Fossil fuels and just you know, trying smoke and noise
and everything else.
Speaker 2: It is a good time. And if you like monster trucks.
Speaker 7: You got to come out and you got to take
a look at what this ridiculous pro modified stuff's all about.
Speaker 6: The uh well, then a plugs at the raceway is
the friars and the concessions.
Speaker 2: Could there ever be I can't imagine that there could
be electric dragsters. You know.
Speaker 7: We've got an electric Junior dragster. Okay, that thing's fast.
They've had all kinds of trouble slowing it down and
making it legal for the kid. We occasionally get this
Tesla plaid that comes out really and I don't know
if anybody knows about quarter mile times, but this thing
will go nine twenties wow, and then drive it home.
Speaker 2: I mean that's just brutally fast. Yeah. It takes a
thousand horsepower to do that in a normal car. Wow.
Here's my deal. Maybe you could be the promote.
Speaker 7: You have the electric cars, they're fairly silent, and then
you have some I don't know band that maybe they're
a little long in the tooth. But they still got
their hits are still recognizable, just full tilt over the
top of the race.
Speaker 2: I like that put them on a riser. I think
that bridge. Yeah, because the electric cars make no none,
I mean they make.
Speaker 1: I have you hear the spaceship sounds. There's a neighbor
mine has this thing. You can always tell when they're
coming home because he yeah, yeah, I want that. That's
what I like.
Speaker 7: And that's why we hope our sport's going to survive
for a little while. I mean, some of our guys
that make up the deal, they're starting to age out,
you know, and there's not as much youth getting into
the program as we'd like to see. I mean, you've
met Josh. There's a bunch of guys like Josh, but
we need more. So it's it's it's a lot of fun,
but it's a lot of work, and a lot of
kids aren't really willing to put in that kind of
effort for their hobby anymore.
Speaker 1: I wonder if how many kids are exposed to that point.
And you know what I'm saying, because I was just
thinking as you're saying, it's Josh Mills, and Josh Mills
racing is who you bring up and Steve, you know,
always around cars.
Speaker 2: Absolutely.
Speaker 1: I went out there to borrow helmets for a UTV
ride that my son and I were going to be
taken through the Adirondicks, and Josh took me out on
the UTV. I just had to see this is a
different human being. This is no, He's not no.
Speaker 2: Because we they have an entire dirt they have probably
like twenty acres out in spencer board right Hton Hilton, Okay,
And we're racing around and they have a boat that
you have to dispose of. A boat is a big deal.
They have the boat that but a jump built in
front of the boat, so you jump like evil and
evil over the boat.
Speaker 1: We are airborne in this UTV and we're just I mean,
he is flying. So we do like three passes through
this loop that he's got over. Three jump, four jump
like we're airborne down, airborne down.
Speaker 2: I'm starting to.
Speaker 1: Feeling in my back and uh. We get done and
he's like, yeah, man, I came over here. I didn't
land right.
Speaker 2: I roll this thing and you're doing and it doesn't
sound fast, but try to picture on a dirt track
in a field kind of sixty five miles an hour. Yeah,
And I'm like, and then I get a text later
that day that I'm the only person to ride with
Josh that didn't scream slow the fuck down. I didn't.
Speaker 1: I just figure whenever I'm doing stuff like that and
it scares the shit out of me, I always go,
he's done up before.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's here to blame on all your back and
neck on Jordan.
Speaker 1: You'll be oh, my son rolled the UTV in the
Anerondecks And yes, because my it was all this side
of me that was exposed.
Speaker 2: It wasn't the jumping the boat, no check out.
Speaker 7: How excited you get talking about mortar sports just getting
back to it. I mean it's really people got to
get out there and they are experienced.
Speaker 1: I love that kind of stuff. But and Josh Mills
is a young guy and if you're looking for, you know,
amba fabrication stuff, he's great at doing it. I'm sure
there's many, but he does a nice job and knows
this shit inside.
Speaker 2: Out and backwards and lives for it. Yeah. It's it's
it's like a drug.
Speaker 1: Once you get into it you can't have to get
the camp breathe unless there's octane in the air, you
know what I mean, they just can't. Yeah, but it's
a lot of fun down at Empire Dragon. Somebody I
just had some friends of mine that I grew up
with that one of them lives up here and he
loves going down and said that I love it when
they realize how close they can get to the track.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they can stand. You could darn near. I mean
you can almost reach out and touch the things as
they're doing a burnout right by.
Speaker 2: But yes, but it's you're right on top of them.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's it's you can't get this close to motor
a driver or a race car and any other kind
of motor sports.
Speaker 2: They're just right there.
Speaker 1: Have you done any passes this year?
Speaker 2: Me personally, No, No, I'm retired. Man. You won't get
behind the wheel again.
Speaker 7: It's it's not a fear thing, no, I know, you
know what I mean. I just haven't felt compelled to
do it. Yeah, there hasn't been a car that I've
wanted to jump into. You spend that many hours on
the surface preparing the surface for the racers.
Speaker 2: You love cars, but it's when you try to monetize
your hobby things change. I got you. You know deger
a drag racing. He's a lot, he's the bomber. Retired
pece retired, Yeah yeah, wow uh again.
Speaker 1: This weekend is the door slammers.
Speaker 7: They're the door slammers, door slammers. We got some top
dragsters too, so there's going to be some guys and dragsters.
Speaker 2: Going nearly two hundred miles an hour.
Speaker 7: We talk about these speeds, you got to realize it's
only in an eighth of a mile, right, The standard
was always the quarter of a mile, and it's been
cut in half because everybody goes so damn fast. We
don't want cars going two hundred and sixty door cars
out the back door.
Speaker 2: We just don't. Now they go to ten to twelve
as it is. Yeah, but it's it's a thrill.
Speaker 7: I mean they're going one hundred miles an hour seventy
eighty feet out.
Speaker 2: That's incredible. What do you think about that seventy eighty
feet out? Because I think when I was doing an
I got it up to one forty as a top
speed for the and I think that might have been
a quarter I don't even know. And there is something
where you hit one hundred and.
Speaker 1: You can't think of anything else other than just holding
that wheel and keeping it, you know, on the in
the lane. That's what you want to do, is just
hold it in the lane and when you start to
slow down. I don't know about anybody else, but I
can't help. And it's almost like guys who throw up
before football games. We were talking about that in the
last episode. I can't help but laugh. Yeah, like this
over it's it. I am and I And when I
did that, I was buzzing, like my adrenaline was pumping
for the rest of the day.
Speaker 7: My legs with shake when I got out of the car.
And it wasn't that it was that fast or that
it was a two hundred mile.
Speaker 2: An hour car and that's pretty fast.
Speaker 7: It was pretty quick, but you know, it would I
wouldn't say, what's scared the hell out of you? But
the amount of adrenaline that you eat up in such
a short period of time, it comes out as a
pretty wild release.
Speaker 2: Yeah it is.
Speaker 5: It's uh, that's a reason worth throwing up, you know,
like all game or a race or something where you're running.
Speaker 2: He's one thing, it's like it's kind of silly, well.
Speaker 5: Like getting behind the wheel of a car and racing
at two hundred miles and yeah, that would that's we're
throwing up over.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I get your attention.
Speaker 1: There's something I think it's more like after it, you know,
I because I'm I always I always have I don't
know what this is and it's been and I got
to think many people are wired this way. But since
I was a little kid, if something scared me, like
adventure wise, but I really wanted to do it, I
knew I had to. Like I knew if I didn't
do this thing, it was not going to fulfill my
soul and I would be grumpy and an asshole.
Speaker 2: And I don't know.
Speaker 1: There's just something about it and when when you do it,
after you're done, it's it's amazing.
Speaker 7: I was not the best driver of the group that
I hung out with. I mean, I'm not gonna lie.
There's a reason that I put a guy in the
seat in my car and we started withining a lot
of races. Yeah, but there was a little bit of that.
There was a little bit. I built this thing. I
got a order, we just assembled it and it's sitting
there all shiny and pretty. Yeah, how you're like, now
I got to sit in it, and I gotta do it.
I got a thousand horse power, two thousand horse powers
that kept going.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean. It's it's but it's fun.
Speaker 1: It's a whole lot of fun. And I always think, too,
there's something with me when I get really like when
something makes me nervous. I could either buy into that
or I just sort of get very calm and focused.
Speaker 2: And that's when I know that, oh, this is fun.
And I felt that way with slow down time, slow,
slow it down, and then bam and it is. Man,
it's a thrill and it's fun to watch, and I
would get down there.
Speaker 1: You can get tickets. Can you get tickets ahead of time?
Speaker 2: Get tickets at the gate, at the tickets at the gate.
Speaker 7: We start or start qualifying for the pro modifights on
Friday at five, and then we start with them again
at noon on Saturday, and then we pretty much go
every two hours.
Speaker 2: We eliminate them out until we have a winner. Okay,
and what's the what's the top prize? You know? I
don't Okay, I don't because a promoter brings the DT
you know what I mean? I do?
Speaker 1: I do know that all right, we will. We'll get
down Empire. You can even find a more online.
Speaker 7: Empire Empire Dragway dot com, or you can look up
Empire Dragway on Facebook, Empire Dragway Racers on Facebook.
Speaker 2: Come on and take a peek. We will take a
moment when we come back. I have I have a
guy about his wedding.
Speaker 1: Charging people, but he doesn't understand why people are turned off.
It makes kind of a fair point. We have to
listen to it. Try to listen to it the whole
way through, and we'll see if I saw this it
was on I guess it started on TikTok.
Speaker 2: I think I saw it on Threads.
Speaker 1: We will get to that, but first this weekend, I
don't know about you, but I would get out to
BeTV wood fire pizza and grill on the mall at
Grease Ridge.
Speaker 2: Get out, have yourself some brunch on Sunday. What a
way to wrap up the weekend.
Speaker 1: And I always there's a song by Chris Trapper that says,
don't let your Monday ruin your Sunday. Right, that's right,
don't let your Monday ruin your Sunday. Getting all up
in your head. You get out to BETB. You have
a couple of mimosas you ease your way into a
nice breakfast. You bring your friends, your family, you can
sit down on the patio out there. It's fantastic and
of course any point go there for a happy hour.
Go in there a Saturday and watch the preseason games.
They've got over fifty TVs. The grinder that Kevin ordered
was the biggest at.
Speaker 2: Texted Hill and I said, it's the first one. You
didn't finish.
Speaker 1: I ate the rest of the next day, next day, Yes,
I did. You finished it the next day was so
big and so delicious. But everything out there is delicious
and all the portions are good. And Kevin went off
the specials menu this week and he got chicken French,
one of the best chicken French.
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Speaker 2: Forever can never be long enough for me. I feel
like I've had long enough with you. Forget the world. Now.
Speaker 9: We won't let them see.
Speaker 2: But there's one thing left to do that the way
it has I can see you playing this, I could
see myself. I could totally wedding song. Yes, well it's
called marry Me?
Speaker 5: Who sings this?
Speaker 1: Train?
Speaker 2: Is it trained? That's spotman Pat Mnaham. That's your old
buddy's neighbor for Marie Pennsylvania. Yeah, he moved to San Francis.
I had a great interview with him with Pat. Yeah
he wants sex.
Speaker 1: We were backstage before they were a Darien Lake and
uh we had a yeah, just a nice conversation. They
were tasting their wines too, because they had saved me
San Francisco wine.
Speaker 5: Well, he introduced Journey to the Rock and Roll Hall
of fame, he inducted Journey.
Speaker 2: Oh he did, and I think it was Journey.
Speaker 5: And he got up there and said, look, people talk
about having guilty pleasures. He goes, that's bologna. You like
what you like Now, I've always been a journey guy.
Journeys from San Francisco. Yeah, he left Eerie Pa to
go to San Francisco to start his career and find
these guys in train. And while some of the lyrics
to his songs don't make a ton of sense.
Speaker 2: No they don't.
Speaker 1: It's like a bad ascid trip. So drops the jupiter
like why I know. But it's about his mom dying.
Oh yeah, it's about his mom passing. So if you
if you know that and then you listen, it's almost
like she's in the milky way, you're on the other side,
you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: It makes a little more sense, not a lot.
Speaker 5: But yeah, there's another song called Calling on an Angel,
which which also doesn't make much sense either, but you
know what I mean.
Speaker 1: You know, there's another song I think too, called something
about blue Jeans. It could be there are I don't know,
just always painted the perfect ass in blue jeans? Is
I can say when I heard that.
Speaker 2: That's just fun happen. Neil David had a great so
forever in blue jeans. Yes, that's right.
Speaker 1: I play that because there's a guy who's been on
social media and he is talking about his wedding and
I'll just I'll.
Speaker 2: Put this out there.
Speaker 1: I'll let you hear it, and it is funny what
we I guess when it comes to money. There's the
things that will go that's expensive at one hundred dollars,
and there are other things that we go, sure, yeah,
I can't do that. It depends I know people who've yeah,
or like I always think, like if you were to
go to the guy with the metric Johnson jersey in
the hallway.
Speaker 2: That was an impulse buy.
Speaker 5: And by the way, I was so I bought a
magic Johnson jersey for charity right, thinking it was you
know it was it was authentic. It is authentic, and
it was five hundred dollars in an auction.
Speaker 2: But I didn't I didn't know that it's going.
Speaker 5: To be like extra charges added on to it end
up being seven point fifty when they're done talking, just
five hundred.
Speaker 2: Just you want to sign? Do you want the AIDS
office extra?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 2: They spray it with AZT Kevin. But how'd your curates money?
Speaker 1: But think about yes, probably right, think about the things
that we would go that's outrageously expensive. And you may
even say it for something that's twenty five dollars versus.
I don't know. When you go out to dinner, depending
if you want nice winter it might be two hundred
bucks and you go, yeah, but that's a great meal.
That's well, that's a that's a good investment.
Speaker 2: It's Friday. You will rationalize whatever you want to.
Speaker 5: Yes, Like the guy who gave me the bills tickets, man,
he owes the club seats, I'm like, you make that
kind of money.
Speaker 2: No, yeah, exactly right.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 1: To get my seat the stadium, I want to I
want to be sitting comfortably and yeah that is funny.
Speaker 5: And I got my seats and I'm paying my license,
my seat licenses off.
Speaker 2: Here is take it out of mortgage, man, But it's
worth it. I'm gonna be in the stadium.
Speaker 1: I don't know how people are going to do it
here is uh this gentleman talking about.
Speaker 2: It from tripping nut.
Speaker 8: So me and my fear say we are getting married,
right and to be a part of our wading.
Speaker 2: You had to pay four hundred and fifty dollars for
a ticket, and it's like going to It's like yeah,
it's like it's like Disney, right right, Oh, my gosh,
afford to go to Disney anymore? Nobody?
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, let me let let him continue though,
we'll hear this.
Speaker 2: You're me out.
Speaker 8: That's for each guest. So we invited friends or family
to our wedding. Tell me why everybody that we invited
has the climb to invitation. We already have spun one hundred,
maybe almost close to two hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 5: He just passed participles incorrectly the word spend to spunt.
Speaker 2: But that's the issue. That's the title of this issue
of this episode. Spunt. They spunk one hundred. Yeah, how
the hell did you come up with one hundred or
two with spot or two? I can't. I knew that.
Speaker 1: Jumped off the page to me when I heard it earlier,
to punt spunk vin.
Speaker 5: Our next game songs that we about spunt.
Speaker 2: All right, here we go.
Speaker 8: We have already pre ordered the cake, we already put
down a deposit for the venue, We've already got the
wedding dress.
Speaker 1: Now, as you listen to this, if you're like me,
you get a little frustrated to go yeah, but everybody
has done that for a wedding. Yeah, And the point
is to celebrate and the expense of going to a wedding,
especially if you live a number of hours away and
you got to get a hotel room, and you've got
to do this, and you gotta buy maybe a new
new clothes, new dress, new shoes, what ever to you know,
to go to this.
Speaker 2: There is an expense.
Speaker 1: For you, plus a wedding gift, which you're probably not
going to go under what one hundred, one hundred and fifty.
Speaker 5: I don't know right right, I've got I got a
wedding at the end of August, and I'm expecting I
gotta get a hotel on everything for this thing. Plus
I gotta get a new suit because I've lost this weight.
You know, I'm feeling pretty good about myself. But I
like to quote my friend Bill Moran in every episode,
I like to go back in the way back machine,
quote my friend Bill Moran when I got to gauged
to my first wife, my.
Speaker 2: Ex quote a mistake on the show Yes, on the
show I said that I was engauged. Billy immediately makes
it about him. It says, you know what a wedding
invite is nowadays?
Speaker 6: It's an invoice, yes, I said, And now he's done
it twice.
Speaker 8: Correct everything We paid everything for the wedding, DJ photographer, everything,
and what I don't on the standards his day. Y'all
spend four hundred more money, more money on stupid stuff,
but you can't come out to support your family and
your friends at a wedding. Like, tell me if I'm wrong,
tell it like it is we wrong?
Speaker 4: We like like like let me know, let me.
Speaker 8: Know, because y'all pay for tickets, Beyonce tickets, a thousand
dollar tickets.
Speaker 2: Y'all going to go meet Chris Brown for a.
Speaker 8: Thousand something dollars, but when they come to your friends
and your family, you can't pay the ticket. Like these weddings,
ain't she like we like the wedding ain't right?
Speaker 1: So he has a noble point, he has a noble point.
Speaker 2: Pairs of Jordan's. Yeah, okay, I got I'll talk to Jimmy.
Here's my thing. It's like til I'm I get.
Speaker 5: Imagine touch with that that present ticket go up at
nine undred dollars.
Speaker 1: I'm listening to this and I think, to myself, this
sounds ridiculous. You could I would be outraged if this
were my kids, even that we're gonna be like WHOA.
I understand the idea that you're hoping to defray the
costs the outlay with wedding gifts, but it's tacky. It's
tacky to charge somebody four hundred and fifty dollars. I
have heard of ahead, but I'm just saying, like, I
think that it's it's an interesting point that somebody probably
has paid one thousand dollars to meet Chris Brown. Yes,
I mean that that probably has happened.
Speaker 2: We know doesn't go.
Speaker 6: On to talk about anything at the end where they say,
you know what, you don't need to bring us a
gift if you're expecting a gift on top of the fie,
I don't think they were.
Speaker 2: I don't know. He never says anything about that. He
never I would.
Speaker 1: Assume that I'm paying for fifty ain't getting ship, but basically,
the better get helping, better get a favor that we'll get.
Speaker 5: We're getting a limo with twenties twenty on it, you know,
I mean, the guy makes a noble point. I have
heard people doing this say look, you know, hey, we
could use some help paying for this wedding if you
could give us our gift now ahead of time so
we can pay for the wedding.
Speaker 2: This is come This came up in radio.
Speaker 5: I'm not our show, I think with Spizano, Sandy A
p x Y. They somebody wrote in and say, hey,
look we're having a dilemma. People think it's tax key,
but we're broke, but we want to have a nice
CEREMONI so all we're doing is asking for the gift
up front so we know we can afford to pay
for this wedding, which I.
Speaker 6: Still think is kind of like I could scale back
to web.
Speaker 2: You could live with that. I could live with that.
Speaker 7: You could if somebody, if somebody just doesn't have the
scratch to do it right.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And you know, and I'm not.
Speaker 7: One of those peripheral friends, second connection kind of things.
I'm a close friend with this person.
Speaker 2: Yeah I could. I could live with that. Yeah.
Speaker 5: But and I did we lope for the second one.
It was a second one for both of us.
Speaker 2: But I didn't want to put.
Speaker 1: Up all this cash no, and I think that is
one day at a certain point.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: Well, it's just such a tradition, right, it's always fun
and you get to see all the relatives and.
Speaker 2: Different things and everybody.
Speaker 1: But you're right, it is an outlay of cash or
a party that sometimes it doesn't always.
Speaker 2: Scallop back. So when we're.
Speaker 1: Scale it back or do it because the point is
going to the VFW, Well, the thing is I left the.
Speaker 2: Skip on the open bar. None of this cash bar bullshit.
Pro I'm with you on that one.
Speaker 5: I'm with you on that I want to spend two
hundred dollars in an open bar to wedding and it
wasn't even about me.
Speaker 2: Wow, you with some lush. I was like, yeah, no,
slutty lush wasn't me.
Speaker 1: No, I had some fritch and I didn't even get
a piece on the way home my name is Dan.
Speaker 2: Because after a couple of cocktails, I'm like, yeah, it's
not me. Yeah, but I'm like that that that met
on an open bar.
Speaker 1: I can't agree with the I agree with the scale
it back, but really it's supposed to be about two
people expressing their love for each other. It's not about
anybody else. It's nice if you want them there to
witness it, but charging four hundred and fifty dollars. And
yet he does bring up a good point. And then
think about concert tickets today. People probably know what I mean.
You to be one thousand dollars to go see the Stones.
Speaker 2: I'm sure it was.
Speaker 1: Very easy to Taylor Swift too, Taylor Swift great one, yes.
Speaker 2: But no, you gotta go see Josh Allen. Yeah, touch out.
Speaker 5: Joe Burrow be borre to you to be He's gonna last,
but all the relationship with the Bill is gonna last
longer than years.
Speaker 2: But Peter so, but here's my my, my point.
Speaker 1: The money is if you four hundred and fifty dollars
to go to someone's wedding each, to a reletive wedding,
you would think, oh my god, I would never do that.
That sounds so tacky.
Speaker 2: Well how cheesy? Fuck that?
Speaker 1: But then somebody goes, you want to go to the Stones.
We can get on the floor five hundred each.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know what I mean? And it's like, why
is that? That's because she could go around and say.
Speaker 5: I saw the stone right right, say I saw Childs
and Tamika get married.
Speaker 2: Yes, who give them.
Speaker 7: Stones are my once in a lifetime. Yes, their marriage
is there once in a lifetime. Yeah, I don't need
to be that's a great point.
Speaker 6: Yes, I've seen how they are out together. I'll get
the next one. Maybe it's cutting happens next time.
Speaker 1: It is cheesy, like I don't even I think now
there's even ben people who have started go fund me ease.
Speaker 2: For their weddings. Yeah, for their weddings.
Speaker 7: Got no problem with that either, Yeah, no, no, I
mean it's tacky maybe asking for you know, a down
payment on your gift up. Yet it is a little
bit tacky. But it's a different time. Things are this
expensive and people don't they don't have that that that
gap between what they got to pay and what they
make anymore.
Speaker 2: And it's just happened so fast. Yeah, changed.
Speaker 5: Every inflation is an invisible tax. And we've been in
a recession for a long time. Don't don't just know it? Yeah,
they just they just keep changing the definition, they keep
moving the target. But yeah, we've been I know for
a fact, because as a recruiter, I'm being serious now,
I know, I know, I know you both look at
each other.
Speaker 2: Were you This has nothing to do with you, okay, alright, okay,
so the front of ours, no, no, okay, we're looking
at the window as a recruiter. As a recruiter.
Speaker 5: Before twenty twenty two, the summer of twenty twenty two,
people were not knocking on my door sending me LinkedIn
messages saying hey, Dan, I'm looking. I had to go
find them, right, and it was hard, right, And then
halfway through twenty twenty two, all of a sudden, word
got out to the big wigs, and then it trickled
down to all the other startups in the SaaS world.
Software is a service world that all of a sudden, hey,
twenty twenty three is going to be an economic nightmare.
Speaker 2: Well, it didn't really.
Speaker 5: Happen till the summer of twenty twenty three, but companies
were starting to get prepared, so more and more people
were thrown on the beach or were.
Speaker 2: Fired or laid off from their job.
Speaker 5: So now these companies start scaling back on using recruiters,
and they start what they call top grading the best
talent from companies people who are still working, because why
would you hire somebody off the beach as a salesperson
if they're really good at sales.
Speaker 2: They're still working. You don't fire people who.
Speaker 5: Are successful in sales, right, so all of a sudden,
now they're top grading those And all of a sudden,
in the middle of twenty twenty three, I get eight
emails a day going, hey.
Speaker 2: Damn, I don't even know these people. I see that
you're a recruiter.
Speaker 5: Hey, I'm available, Like, if I have something available that
you're qualified for, I will reach people who.
Speaker 1: Are are currently working or some are currently working summer
laid off, and I have no room for any of them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, not one. I mean, so that tells me right
there that, yeah, we got a problem.
Speaker 1: You're going, well, it's interesting, Pat, What did besides the Empire?
Speaker 2: What else are you? What did I do in the past? Yeah,
you weren't in your own business? I did. I did.
Speaker 7: I managed to put it right into the reef too. Okay,
did a good job there. But yeah, we had a
guy that I worked with.
Speaker 2: We did.
Speaker 7: We fabricated much like Josh, a little bit bigger scale.
That's why I was able to crash it so hard.
But yeah, I was self employed for probably ten years, okay,
and then prior to that it was worked at Xerox.
Worked in the human services feel for about nine years
after I got out of race.
Speaker 2: Oh that's right, I do remember that.
Speaker 1: So I'm only thinking now as you go, I wonder
if some of these companies have gotten so big that
they can't afford you know, you can't What am I
saying the Bible about serving two masters?
Speaker 2: You can't serve two masters because you love one and
hate the other.
Speaker 1: Well, okay, I wasn't gonna go, but I'm just saying,
like it comes to where now you've got a board
and you've got this stuff, and that's where I wonder
if some of these companies just gotten so big that
then there's a trickle down effect. But are the more
mom and pops a little protected from this stuff?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: It depends on their reach and their capabilities.
Speaker 2: Like here's a great example.
Speaker 5: Times Wayne County is a local paper that's thrived for
thirty some odd years. Why they serve a very specific
niche there once a week, and people still buy that paper,
they get the subscriptions.
Speaker 2: It's the same thing.
Speaker 5: With a paper from my hometown that the Observer in
northern Chautauqua County. It serves a specific audience. They keep
most of their stuff offline. I mean, they have an
online presence that's just for the major stuff that anybody
could get.
Speaker 2: But the reality is the obituaries, the.
Speaker 5: Stuff you're not going to get in the Buffalo News,
the stuff you're not gonna get in the Democrat and
Chronicle or the local ads, right, because like if you're
a mom and pop advertiser, you can't go to you
can't afford television, but you can't afford a local newspaper
that you know has a circulation of ten thousand people,
that people are gonna come to your store, right, So,
like it depends on like how mom and pop it
is and where it's located.
Speaker 2: Right now, that doesn't No.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking yes, and I and I'm thinking more of
like corporate corporations and then the thing you take the
same type of service but in a smaller Yeah, to
serve a tighter community. Like you're saying, yeah, could you
survive a little bit better?
Speaker 2: I mean, think about this.
Speaker 5: Wegmans is actually people think Wegmans is this big conglomerate.
Speaker 2: No, they're not. They're not. They're really not. They are
a small chain of the supermarkets. But there, yeah they're not.
Speaker 5: But their concentration is in western New York. Yes, the
other stuff is just superblous an.
Speaker 1: Extra right, and it's and it's part yeah, loved right
right and beloved around.
Speaker 2: I think there's a way to do that. I mean,
I agree with you that we need to.
Speaker 5: Go back to like scaling back like from the reaganomics
of in the klintonomics of Hey, you know like well no, no,
it's like uh deregulation nic yes, yes, so you could
own a third of any business you want.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I mean that's that's too much.
Speaker 5: It is you know, like look at radio, right, if
everybody owned just one AM and one FM, we'd all
be competing, but it'd be better for everybody.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I no, I agree with that, and and and
my point with that is I do think like I'll
get uh a lot of questions about radio sometimes from
from listeners, So come in via email or my Facebook
or even at five five two of sixty eighty eight sixty.
Speaker 2: Six, and they'll say, uh, oh you most hated it.
Speaker 1: I don't. I never did. I never, I never did,
no hated I did.
Speaker 2: I loved it. I did. I loved you living.
Speaker 1: I still I still think then radio is a very
vibrant part of people's lives as podcasting opened up a
whole new thing. Absolutely, is it a slightly different animal, yes,
But is it? But I think that radio, the big
corporate radio stuff, is hurting. It hurts at a local level. Yes,
I really do. I think the local talent talking about
Empire drag and I was there is way different than
a voice. You know, I always say I was part
of the problem. That you're talking about the Des Moines
State Fair and you're on somewhere in Illinois in a
place you've never been, because that's how we do it now.
You know, you're on eight hundred different stations around the
country and that's cool, but you're not in any one
of those markets, and I think that really does hurt
and water down the problem.
Speaker 5: Think about like local restaurants, right, we talk about BTV.
Speaker 2: We just mentioned BTV.
Speaker 5: We talk about why can we talk about well when
we've all been there many times.
Speaker 2: Matt does a great job with the menu. We've eaten
all the food, at least you guys have.
Speaker 5: I've eaten some of it. You guys have eat but
get no, your is gonna go further? Yes, in a
local community, then it would.
Speaker 2: Be on a national right because I can't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because I can go and see it. I can
go there and that I mean.
Speaker 5: Like Howard Stern used to read ads with the sofaias well. Okay,
but like we know you'd never been there. You know,
you've never done your collision work there. You know, you're
just reading off a script, which is which is great
for them. But like, hey, man, I was down there.
I saw Tony Safaia. Man, what a great guy. He's
a funny dude.
Speaker 2: Yeah, blah blah. That goes so much further. I agree.
Speaker 1: I just I wonder, I don't know. It is a
strange economic time, and I wish I had more smarts when.
Speaker 7: It came to economics. To be quite honest with you,
I just don't touch it. I just don't touch it.
I don't go online and look at where the markets are.
Too often I just sit there and pray.
Speaker 2: No. Well, the other thing is on the other side
of that is what are you gonna do to control it?
Can't nothing?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean necessarily, I don't know.
Speaker 5: I was in New York that the weekend at the
market crash where the nick the Japanese index went down.
Speaker 2: They said Monday morning. Heads up, everybody. So I'm in
New York City while this is going on. You wouldn't
know it. No, you know it. Man. People don't have
time for that. No, they live in their lives. Many.
I gotta make money.
Speaker 1: Now now, right now. Yeah, it's always right now.
Speaker 2: How we do it here? So in regard to this guy,
soe the tickets of the wedding, Yeah, what do you think,
dan scalp them?
Speaker 6: Better to pay for four to a wedding or not
get a wedding gift at all?
Speaker 1: What would be what's the opposite, because I didn't give
a wedding gift with interest?
Speaker 2: Would be eight dollars?
Speaker 1: What is the what's the opposite of a wedding funeral?
Speaker 2: Okay? And you brought up the opposite.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you said the Dunkirk Observer puts
the idea. They put the obituaries in there.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 1: I just had a friend of mine tell me a story.
And I don't know if this is true or not
about uh, some some friend of theirs mom passed away,
and their kids went in and changed her ring tone
on her phone to ding dong the witch is dead,
and during the funeral called bomb's phone and starts flashed
in ding dong.
Speaker 2: The witches. Oh my god, I I had the ball.
Speaker 1: So I was so upset like their mother. Everybody loved it.
There was nothing wrong with it. She was not a witch,
the woman that passed. But you know, shoe, it was
done to just be your family bike.
Speaker 2: Oh, only it would be much more clever than that.
Speaker 1: Well, I don't know that there would be much more clever, but.
Speaker 5: Like, didn't your granny agg once fall asleep on the
couch and you guys grabbed a bunch of dead roses
and put them on her, like she.
Speaker 2: There were live roses.
Speaker 1: We were getting ready for we had we were having
a thirty fifth wedding anniversary for my parents, and we
bought all these roses and we were set up.
Speaker 2: The night before.
Speaker 1: She got drunk and passed out on a couch. She
was laying there and my brother said to me, oh
my god, she looks like she's dead. Let's go practice
for her funeral. And so I said, okay. I grabbed
roses and I hand him a rose. I was going
to go, and he goes, no, no, you never enter.
Because there were two entrances to this room that my
parents had and one was French and one was down.
So I started to go through the front, and he goes, no, no,
you always come in through the back. So we came
in through the back, and then we kneeled next to
her as you're there, and we laid the roses on her,
and we're laying and we're sitting there and the two
of us are giggling and laughing and we're saying like
a prayer making. She gets comes to and she grabs
the roses.
Speaker 2: You two idiots, bullshit. She starts beating us with the roses.
If they would have thought about that Saturday.
Speaker 1: That would have been very funny, very funny. All Right,
we will uh, we'll take a moment. But I'm still
the ding dong of the witch's dead is.
Speaker 5: I always told a story by a guy who coached
at Saint Jeff Fisher. I won't say what sport, And
he told the story about how he attended a funeral
of a woman that nobody liked, but she was a relative,
and her son gets up there. He goes, I'm gonna
save everybody in the priest a bunch of time. Let's
just get to the bar. Let's go to the funeral.
Let's go to the cemetery and bury this bitch. What
And he said, oh my god. The priest said this, no,
oh no, no, the son of of the of the
woman who passed away. But like they had to like
hand to all the responsibility of it. And people show
up at the at the funeral. Nobody liked this woman. Yeah,
she was like Lydia soprano.
Speaker 2: And this coach or goes, I've never been I've never
been to a funeral where somebody just ripped on the
corpse and we were all kind of relieved. We all
did communion and took off. That was done. Good.
Speaker 1: You go for the people that are alive, right, we care,
but they were all faking it. We'll take a moment.
The kink Orientation Scale. Did you ever hear of this?
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then I'm going, please don't ask the actres name because
all I can remember was Jessica was in the middle.
Speaker 2: And when I woke up, I had to look it up.
But I go, why why am I having that dream?
What is that feeling? I've had a lot of weird
dreams lately.
Speaker 5: By the way, that song, yeah, I know a guy
who got fired from radio from an internship for that song.
Speaker 2: Why it was that clear channel.
Speaker 5: There was a station that rhymed with the box and
what happened was the guy who programmed it got mad
that one of the interns used my passcode, tried to
oppress a friend and put in that song in the
midday block, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And they do like these guys like knew how
what songs they were playing. When they're like, well that
didn't fit there. Why was that song played?
Speaker 5: So they look up they knew it wasn't me because
I was doing a talk show at that point, but
they knew I had an intern in that intern.
Speaker 2: Hey, Dan, anybody else got your pass? Got to go? Yeah? Intern.
Speaker 5: John goes, oh, yeah, we talked to him after the show. Yeah, sure,
I go, yeah, So and so wants to go talk
to you, and yeah, you no longer have an intern anymore.
Speaker 1: Oh, and people don't realize it. On radio, they do
things called day partying. They do a lot of research.
Speaker 2: What song moves the needle for them at that time,
what will keep people listening longer? And so.
Speaker 1: I don't know why feeling all right wouldn't work in
the middle of the day.
Speaker 2: But.
Speaker 5: Research says But then they rationalized, they said afterwards, they go, well,
let's like replace the Oprah at four o'clock on the
channel thirteen. No, it's not because people actually expect Oprah
to be on. People do expect to hear feeling all.
Speaker 2: Round at eleven o'clock.
Speaker 1: Here we go on as radio. That's how they were,
That's how that's how they.
Speaker 5: By the way, our friend Suits is watching on YouTube, yes,
and he sent me a text he goes, hey, could
you wish my Kai a happy third birthday? By the way,
tickets for his birthday party this Saturday, fifty.
Speaker 2: That's great, he said, sure, that's no problem, poor person.
So if you bring a guest, it's one hundred.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, let's see, uh, I don't think a
three year old will be familiar with the Kink Orientation Scale,
and it'll tell you how far out of the norm,
maybe an island your preferred sexual practices fall. These practices
can include power dynamics, the exchanges of control, yeah, the
infliction or reception of pain, the use of specialized gear
or objects to enhance sensory experiences. The Kink Orientation Scale
evaluates your identity practices, paraphernalia, community involvement, and sexual communication.
Speaker 6: Always in the community involvement, I'm kinking, so it would
be though, we'd do best to have your results before
you start your conversation.
Speaker 1: Here are ten examples of questions you could use in
your all right, from one to four on these topics,
going with one is the lowest interest and four is
the most.
Speaker 2: Four is the most.
Speaker 1: So just write down your score to these, but then
give your total at the end if you don't mind.
Speaker 2: As you're saying, it's yeah, one.
Speaker 1: To four, one higher, one low, one is low, four
is the most in the highest. Okay, being treated like
a child. Being treated like a child is a kink.
Where does it fall for you? One, two, three, or four?
Speaker 2: Any questions we have? There's ten questions, all right, question two.
Being treated like a pet, you have to put a
number down there.
Speaker 1: You got to put a number down. One is the lowest,
four is the highest, anything in between them? Now this
all right, well, now this will work.
Speaker 2: Being called demeaning words like slut horror like you being
enjoyed being called that. Yes, like being called.
Speaker 1: Demeaning words if you like it, slut horror, bitch or sissy.
Speaker 2: Right, Okay, you've listening to Dan's love life again, guys,
it's a nice Now, so these are demeaning where I'm
stuck on this bad boy billy. Yeah, but see that's
not me. That's not demeaning.
Speaker 6: That's the problem that I take it like a blank
Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, okay, you drunk.
Speaker 2: I got I got it, I got it. I can't
get it up.
Speaker 1: Observing someone undressing without their knowledge, without their knowledge one
to four, some.
Speaker 2: Of the I don't really know. Never gonna start off chuckle,
but never when you start off with.
Speaker 1: A spanking your partner with a bare hand. I looked over, Dan,
you did that on purpose, Dick, I didn't. I didn't,
I didn't, all right, pulling your partner's hair hard enough
to hurt.
Speaker 2: Mhm h.
Speaker 1: Handcuffing your partner or tying their hands.
Speaker 6: This is gonna work out where square of a ten
is gonna be the kinkiest son of a bit you
ever met in your life.
Speaker 1: Denying your partner any form of sexual stimulation for a
period of time.
Speaker 2: It's only chill more in this little version of the quiz.
Speaker 1: Being caused pain by your partner directly hitting or using
implements on your genitals, okay, and the last one being
peen on. Now, it would be funnier if, like.
Speaker 2: Now, we can't do that. Wait, wait, no, no, no,
here's what we have to do. Here's what a quiz
we female in the studio.
Speaker 1: It will be a way better quiz, and we may
do it again. But here's what would be funny is
we have to guess before you announce.
Speaker 2: Your score, what we think your score is. All right,
we have to guess what your score is. Danny's seven
under this music's perfect so apropos. It is the first game,
Bill wins. This is why I drink. Okay, all right,
we got my score? All right, where do we want
to start? Let's start with Kevin. So we guess what
Kevin's score is, Danny, what do you think Kevin score?
I'm gonna say seventeen, seventeen, seventeen?
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, Pat, you want to give a guess
as to what Kevin scores seventeen, I'd like to I'm
gonna say twelve.
Speaker 2: I think they both cheated somehow because it's seventeen. Wow?
Is it really? Wow? All right, very good, Very good.
We'll go to the back. Four points for peeing on me.
Uh no, we'll we'll have to guess her Pats. Now,
we don't know Pat.
Speaker 7: All well, well, they're the wrong questions because I had
ring the bell on this thing if they were.
Speaker 2: So. We we have met Pat's wife, Yes we have.
She's got a great sense of humor, yes, two great
sense as of humor. Yes, I don't even know what.
Speaker 6: I'm not afraid to touch that. I'm afraid because she married. Now,
she had on the booby dress.
Speaker 2: She came. She was saying, I was like, I don't
know where we're going Okay, I would say they make
it three. So I'm gonna say twenty two. That would
be my guess.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna say twenty five, twenty five, sixteen, sixteen.
Speaker 2: Are I supposed to say yes? Seventeen? Wow? Okay, okay.
And I was disappointed. I was disappointed just like I
said that answer the right questions. All right, So Danny,
you didn't fend Mike kinks.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna say, Danny score out of the questions we asked.
Oh god, I'm stuck here because you know, there's a
couple of things. I'm gonna say. Eighteen sixteen is in
my mind, but I'm saying eighteen, twenty two, twenty two.
Speaker 2: Twenty two. I'm putting him down around like twelve twelve.
It's twelve shot. Yeah, I'm pretty boring. Come on, Mary boring?
Have you met Dan? Every single one of those questions?
Have you met Dan? But don't you have to put
down one for all of them? Yeah? Minimum, yeah, and
you still want Yeah, you spanking nice? Do you like this?
Let's just say you over? Do you like to sit
over to give it five? I still what it makes sense?
You're twelve? Do you like did you put that in two.
I don't want to know. I don't want to know. Yeah,
I got a whole lot of ones over there. What
do you Kevin? My score? What do you think I
wrote down thirty kidding, I'm putting you twenty one? Okay.
Speaker 1: I have you had nineteen nineteen nineteen, okay, I had
you low fifteen fifteen. Somebody got it right in the hole,
Kevin twenty one, twenty one. I did have twenty kink
like less girls twenty one.
Speaker 2: I called him black Jack. I'm quiz curious, Now, why'd
you get so many more points than me?
Speaker 6: I think the freak by thanking and the hair pulling,
I had points that I had points there.
Speaker 2: No, I know I had a lot of points there.
I was curious. Yeah, you've never repeated up. I put it,
put it higher than one. I'll give you that, just
a higher than one. Danny happen? What what I say that?
You didn't have to? You made that face. I think
you're buying on this thing. I didn't lie. I think
you show you my scores. Have you have you met
Dan hang on? I'm everything that one of those was
you could just knowing Dan.
Speaker 1: It's like I know, okay, I don't know that. It's
on Christian like when you're with your partner who may
like that sort of stuff. And but I will say,
and this is going to make him uncomfortable. He was
a little bit of a ladies man. When I remember him,
I was a little bit of a ladies man. There
was quite a few, not not in a bad way.
Speaker 2: Ladyships. Yes, there were relationships. Nothing. See, I knew you
would get defended. It was a very romantic man. Yes,
I don't want I don't. I don't. I don't want
to be a jerk. You don't. But if he was
laying it down like a boss, the first wife wouldn't
have gone the other way.
Speaker 1: That was at the door, that was that was, that
was there, laying it down.
Speaker 2: Look at this, look at this tribe, and somebody else
was already doing it. What maybe I should have Pete
on her. That's the weird thing. And we know somebody
who likes that. We know, we don't buddy, Oh, is
it an obvious person that yes?
Speaker 1: Obvious person, yeah, obvious to us, yes, But this person
has talked about they like that.
Speaker 2: It's not soldier. I'll get mad at us. I got
a pretty good idea who that is. Yeah, they'll get
mad at us. I don't know.
Speaker 1: That would be an odd thing to me.
Speaker 2: It's Doug. That's why I likes it old, the sweeter,
the juice really Cranberry. Yeah, yeah, yeah, anyway, I thought
that would just be an interesting little We should do that.
We should do that when Laura's back. Oh I got
it at thirty five. There's no way everything that we've
she's never come up with you. She hasn't wasn't not
about was the peing? I think, yeah, I don't know.
She said ninety percent of it. I didn't. I didn't
pay any I don't usually pay attention to Laura. No,
not so Lora. I just there's something about like I
always get.
Speaker 1: Nervous when there's a woman and then things turned sexual
because I always Yeah, I don't know where to line anymore.
Speaker 2: I have no idea.
Speaker 1: I get that people are cool, but there everybody's cool
until they're not. And and my point is I never
want to make anybody super uncomfortable. But she's been very
open and I love having her. One go ahead, go ahead,
I don't got nothing.
Speaker 2: No, You're I'm going to be good. Oh really, I
told you that a while ago I should be good,
and she was. She is. She's very good. Ghotographed ovary
for you. No, yeah, she had the uh did you
see the tour show pictures? Yeah, she had wild. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Isn't it wild in that message that she said with
all of a sudden yes, But then she said no
because you weren't here and I sent a picture.
Speaker 2: Uh. Somebody said, did it give the weather? That was
my one request.
Speaker 1: Somebody walked by the studio on Monday.
Speaker 2: Night that that was hacked ten years ago. No, it's
not in that. It's not in that. I thought.
Speaker 1: No, it's it's just a No, it's not her face
or Instagram or something.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 1: She has she put it up there and it is
her tumor. Yeah, it was still inside her.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Oh wow yeah yeah yeah, oh yeah. How you doing?
It's a big as tumor starts when the tumor ends, okay,
doctor Dan, Like you wouldn't even know what it over.
Speaker 1: He looks like inside of human You got a twelve
Hang on a second, you know, you know, how would
you know what you're looking?
Speaker 2: I wouldn't know, you know, Sammy, Well, you have the
perspective you're gonna look at too. Well, that looks like hell. Yeah,
it looks like hell. But I don't know what I'm
looking at. I don't what I said. Yeah, I don't
know where the tumor starts or the overy ends.
Speaker 1: I can't the ovary. If you told me that was
inside her armpit, I believe.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, is that a tag? I wouldn't know. It's
like that guy who quits smoking and then two minutes
later he's like, he's like a doctor, you're not gonna
die of this stuff. I know, well, that seems they
have been proven out that you will die of that stuff.
I don't really know. I can't. I don't know.
Speaker 1: If I could put the picture up there, I may
save it for me, maybe frame it remind myself of
what I've beaten or whatever, or how it turned out.
Speaker 2: I just don't know that I can put it on
social media. We put everything out there in social media. Yeah,
I couldn't do it.
Speaker 1: Kevin even texted me today, they's gonna announce because I
said last night one of the things I saw this,
and I think everybody else has. I'm taking a break
from social media.
Speaker 2: I'm giving myself and I'm just like just head of
or the people who announced when they're coming back to
social media.
Speaker 5: I'm getting off social media because I can't stare at
the talk to today a big here.
Speaker 2: That's what it is. That's why he left it five
years ago. Well that is, but you went away. I
didn't come back. I like to adopt the press conference,
and I've lived in Facebook. Same. Facebook's getting a little
too many. I would say, just do it, Just do
whatever you want to do. Just do it. Spend a
little more time reading. Yeah, I don't know, do that.
Speaker 7: It took a big break from it a little while ago.
It didn't make any kind of an announcement or whatnot.
Speaker 1: You know, did anybody say to you, hey man, I
haven't seen your stuff in a while, or I missed
your post.
Speaker 7: Or no, yeah no, because the feed fills in with
the next person that you're interested in, so it doesn't
mean anything.
Speaker 6: Doesn't mean dinner tonight, yeah, food Tuesday, it's Friday.
Speaker 2: God God, all right. Uh see what Biden did today?
The same five tweets from everybody pretty.
Speaker 7: Much shared I'm in a circle. Yeah, because all your
friends are basically the same. They got the same interest,
the same pursuits. So that one meme just keeps getting
you know, whatever it might be, it just makes its
way through.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, we'll take a moment. We'll do a
little theme that tune. Play along on theme that tune
where you have to come up with the theme and
you have to come up with the artist and the
title of each song. You get a point for each
of those and then five points rank Kevin for the
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Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I can't play that, you know, I don't know how
I'm go do what I'm told me my frand I
always like that one more acoustic. Oh this isn't credit
an fleet. That's another day. I mean, Jimmy Page is phenomenal. Yeah,
black magic buddy, he's in black magic stuff.
Speaker 1: I don't know that's true or not.
Speaker 2: Kim On, come on. He never denied it. He never
did deny it. And then he had a big lawsuit
with uh. Who is the British Robbie Robbie Williams. Robbie
was it Robbie Williams? I think it is Robbie Williams. Well.
Speaker 1: I was trying to put an in ground indoor pool,
but it was going to go over to Robert Plant's property,
and Robert tried to block it, and there was some
kind of lawsuit and it was outside Robert had a
castle basically, and oh it was big, became big big
in the British papers. And then uh, there was a
tree that was intruding onto Robbie's property and I think
they agreed to cut it down and share the costs.
And so everybody's wondering what the truth was with this stuff.
But he was trying to put I think it was
in some kind of code violation or whatever, but he
wanted to put an indoor his face man of his house.
Speaker 2: Well, and the Brits have their pools and doors the
Scotland too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well yeah, yeah, because you're hottest day in the
summer is like fifty five degrees.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: There's not more tex tax exiles from Rock and Roll,
Like why would you, like, why would you want to
live in England if you made all this money, like
they have like a ninety seven and a half percent
income tax over there. I don't know, it's ridiculous. Well,
plus you get arrested for Facebook posts?
Speaker 2: What didn't hear about this? What what happened?
Speaker 5: No, there's stories about people getting arrested and jailed for
putting up Facebook posts in Great Britain.
Speaker 2: Google it. I don't know if it's true. I just
mark book jail No, it was okay, okay.
Speaker 1: Someone to get arrested for posting something on social absolutely positively. Yes,
you can get arrested for an online post. Well we
know that because if you did something like child pornography,
you make a threat against somebody, you're probably gonna get arrested. Yeah,
a threat against the president like they're talking about, like.
Speaker 5: Just like you know, political stuff, but something that anybody
here would post at any point.
Speaker 2: Johnson has bad hair. Let me say, hang on, I'll
put in.
Speaker 1: A woman has been jailed for fifteen months after admitting
to posting a threatening Facebook message encouraging people to blow
up a mosque.
Speaker 2: Julie Sweeney fifty three. That's different.
Speaker 1: Well that that was that's London. That's the only thing
that's coming up. You came in jail for twenty months
over Facebook post urging, hang on, hang on urging attacks
on migrant hotel.
Speaker 2: Okay, so what's wrong with that? Even? What what's wrong
with urging an attack at a migrant hotel? Attacks? No attack, attack,
attack lord? What's wrong with that? Of my country? Tacks?
Not attack?
Speaker 1: Yeah, so I the only thing I'm seeing is first
man jel for riot related social media posts.
Speaker 2: So sending.
Speaker 1: Five days ago. Woman arrested over hate related Facebook post.
Woman has been arrested for hate related messages posting on
a community Facebook page.
Speaker 2: Okay, I think about that seriously. As far as a
hate related I don't think it depends on what the
hate is.
Speaker 1: If it was my neighbor and I called her a
nasty word, I almost said the word and I won't.
But I can see a woman has been arrested. This
is from the BBC. To Dan's point, we're just trying
to see because so far I'm okay with the people
that got arrested. Okay with those are threats, Well yes,
but I mean a lot of times.
Speaker 2: How many times the person that yells the loudest makes
and shakes their fists and says I'm gonna do Usually
he's the one who does nothing. They do nothing. It's
just it's like a dog barking in the post in
the UK about cat litter boxes in the bathroom. Do
you get thrown a jeff, No, you have to use one.
Oh hey, make you do it for the for ninety days.
You have to go.
Speaker 1: A woman has been arrested for hate related message was
posted on a community Facebook group. So this would be
like your neighborhood watch group.
Speaker 2: Or whatever that is. Right.
Speaker 1: Fifty three year old from uh Cheshire was arrested on
suspicion of hate related communications after a complaint was made
to the police. It was said it said it was
made aware of a message inciting hatred which was posted
on a community Now hang on a second.
Speaker 2: We've had a guy.
Speaker 1: I think that they just now are sentencing a kid
in the court.
Speaker 2: Kid.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's from Cornell, lived in Pittsford and wrote anti Semitic.
But again, like if you see a Jewish person, I
thought it was something.
Speaker 2: He was exciting violence. Yeah, they're not saying what this is.
Speaker 1: It's a really he had twenty one months Uh not
accepting whatever it's the posting such messages have done so
in order to cause division in our communities.
Speaker 2: We are committed to and all we can do. I
don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean, it doesn't it says over hate related.
Speaker 2: I don't know what the hate.
Speaker 1: I feel like you need context with hate related I
really do, and it's not giving me context, So I
don't I don't know if that's the case. You know,
Britain hands out prison terms for far right riots.
Speaker 2: But that we knew that. Yeah, okay, yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 1: That's the only thing I'm seeing here, Dan, Where do
you go to get this information that you make these
broadsweeping generals?
Speaker 2: And then you come in, you come in so forcefully.
I'll tell you what it was like. You and one
other person brought up the kitty litter thing to me,
and I'm going, God, there's no fuck the case. I've
admitted that. Understand.
Speaker 1: I understand that my only point was yours to me.
You're the last guy. I think it's bid into that.
Speaker 2: Who was the guy? I'm not gonna I know where
he gets it? So what's the It was on overnight
Coast to Coast with Oh, yeah but George.
Speaker 1: Norri, Yeah, but George Norri wasn't that far out there.
Speaker 2: I don't listen to I.
Speaker 5: Don't listen to George George Norriy is he still alive?
Our bell's gone? Yeah, our bell died.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I have no idea. I'm just curious
as to word what you look at. Well, there's a
there's a post called Mindset of the rich. It's on Instagram.
They post some of this stuff and they show videos
of it. It's like the rich mindset of the rich.
Speaker 1: That's what mindset of the rich. Because Danny's shouting.
Speaker 2: The ridge comes up. It just comes up. Busted, your boss, algorithm.
It is your algorithm.
Speaker 1: And here's the thing is like anytime I see that
stuff and you're right and and this is my biggest
complaint with stuff today and like him or not like him?
When President Trump brought up fake news stuff, I at
first my knee jerk reactionally like oh, come on, or
to just make that no, things are missing context. We're
missing context and stuff. So that's where when I hear
these things of that would be horrible if people were
being jailed for expressing an opinion on Facebook. So that's
why I would always try to if I but nobody
has time. Who is the fucking time to go look
it up? And is it impacting your correct life?
Speaker 2: No it is not.
Speaker 5: So you see it, you believe the story that I
saw was like, it relates to what you had said earlier.
The Director of Public Prosecutions in Britain, Yes, Warrens. Sharing
online material of riots could be an offense. In other words,
if you're showing pictures of the riot.
Speaker 2: Right, like if I just take a like, that's like
what we call in this country news.
Speaker 1: Yes, no I understand, but what there's I think what
they're well, it could be, but are we talking about
like copycat stuff?
Speaker 2: If you're encouraging that, I could see that.
Speaker 1: That's why I'm wondering. There needs to be content, but
they're not.
Speaker 2: Giving us the context. That's the thing that really like.
Speaker 1: But even in that story though, journalist context, right, that
is a bad journal I think that's bad journalism.
Speaker 2: But that's that's written for you. That's why we left.
That's all right, you're right your text team we are.
I'm sorry. I like it.
Speaker 8: I like it.
Speaker 2: Apology, I like it.
Speaker 6: It's always good God buddy theme that to see where
the first song goes on this one, here we.
Speaker 1: Go theme that tune. Kevin's got it all cued up.
Speaker 2: This is in the sopranos, of course it is let
Me take You Down, Suwberry feel I hate you, Kevin.
Speaker 5: I got scolded about this song, ke Why do your Head?
That's one of my first his favorite songs a kid
before FM radio was a thing. Do you remember when
FM radio became a thing.
Speaker 2: Stop you don't know who this is?
Speaker 9: You know who this is?
Speaker 6: I wrote this one with you, wouldn't mind it went
hang on your brother, like waited on the dude's kid.
Speaker 2: Or something, or waited on it, waiting on the guy,
the singer, the bass player in this case, right, yeah,
Ben Shapnor. Isn't he who was saying this one? I
think he did. We we got winners, we got change
talkers and booze us, and.
Speaker 8: We got hot texts.
Speaker 2: We got backers, play twitters, get the checkers and the girls.
Next stop.
Speaker 10: Movie, Well take them back down? Cool one closure.
Speaker 2: Ver remountable thing.
Speaker 9: When you were young and your heart it was an
open book. You used to say, little Lily, it.
Speaker 2: Comes to monkey wrench. This whole thing is changing. Roll
another blunt love you da da da. I was gonna
clean my room until I got home.
Speaker 11: The love was completely wasting, the auto ors down, all
inside and so frustrating, a drinking town, sounds down, no
body chairs.
Speaker 2: And my next so outside moving ball using all my broad.
Speaker 4: Making love to you.
Speaker 12: While I was never s best, I saw the word
rushing all around your vice, never really knowing.
Speaker 2: It was always good. Back to the top, said Beatles. Yes, yes,
Strawberry Fields for strawberry Fields forever it is. Let me
take you down, get a point for each pat Okay,
thank you. The cars. She's gonna take it home tonight.
Speaker 5: Drive socks called. I got scolded about that once songs
called drive Dan.
Speaker 2: I don't know the artists on this one. I don't
know either.
Speaker 6: I love this bar it is I I love this bar,
which is so Toby Keith song, Sammy Hagar song. Oh
this is Sammy doing it Sammy Hagar. Oh wow, I've
had for a man seventy years old, six seventy six
killing it out there.
Speaker 2: He and Bill Clinton are the same age. It's funny.
C c r yea dream river. Yeah.
Speaker 9: When you.
Speaker 1: Paul McCartney wings, Oh, p McCartney and wings. Yeah, I
only said Paul McCartney live and Let to Die.
Speaker 7: Yes.
Speaker 2: I don't take one on that one. Yeah. I forget
the guy who's saying this Afroman Now I got it
because I got high.
Speaker 13: Breaking the law, breaking them up, Jesus priest his breaking
uh Kaylee singer.
Speaker 2: He came out by accident. It came out of four. Yeah.
Speaker 5: In an interview, it was an interview and the magazine.
In the Yeah Modern English melt with you, Yeah was,
I wrote Tommy Burnette Was Tommy Burnette in that band?
He was like a replacement guitarist, Yes, when they were talking.
So I wrote the Tommy Burnette band up any idea
on the theme.
Speaker 2: Let's see Sorry for you? Songs by guys who also
had second band, no users, I don't know who he was,
what Ben? What's the second band? Was afroman in we
said there was a rounky wrench, So I there's some
really drinking.
Speaker 1: I was thinking drinking and driving, driving high, I know, no.
Speaker 6: Breaking the law stuff we could do now stop with
you because I got high, live and let It's not
just the title. Could it have something to do with
the with the artist potentially as well? You learn that
tonight with the keys, God damn.
Speaker 2: Saw songs that uh, Paul McCartney Playland. No, these are
all odes to our sponsors. Drive. You can get a
Victor Christis jeep. You go to.
Speaker 6: Cobblestone on Man because you love that bar. The strawberry
feels salad. Strawberry feels salad, And go to.
Speaker 1: The Green River your Myers camper too hard.
Speaker 2: You get wings at Cobblestone. Yeah, you can you get
high at m J. Yeah, break the law.
Speaker 6: You can call Steve s Greg Conners and Tommy Burnette
with Yeah, you were right on with.
Speaker 2: The Tynette points Jim Patrick. Just four now? Was it
just one for each? Like for the idle, one for
the song?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: Okay, So I got uh enough to film? I got seven,
I had fourteen, I had twelve. I went again, Yes,
I your fucked. Hang the banners. You gonna start calling
something goat zone. See.
Speaker 5: I knew I heard this song somewhere, but I didn't
recognize the singer.
Speaker 2: I didn't recognize the singer either. I knew it was Uh.
I knew this song, unfortunately, because I wonder why he
lost his bar and there it goes. All right, Well, say,
are your favorite artist? Yes, he's up there, he's one
of his favorite artists. No, I said the favorite, your favorite?
He's like Dady's like a twelve year old. Hey, hey,
you really liked that? So funny? That's what's never mind?
Oh she does, he's a bit much. She does. Oh
that's funny. There was a lot going on up here. No, well,
there's a lot of space up there. Radley so I'm sure. Yeah, yeah,
yeah ya get down fire drags. Yes, Friday night tonight,
we'll show you a hell of a good time. That's right. Uh,
it starts at five, starts at five o'clock and then
Friday and noon on Saturday. Is not breaking the law
down there.
Speaker 1: No, it is not two hundred and ten to may.
Uh let me make you into the finals, that's right,
that's right. A good number for that is two tennis something.
For Dan Marilla, who is absolutely crushing it some game.
Speaker 2: I'm very impressed a lot, you know what. I like
Danny's thoughts.
Speaker 1: I appreciate that, Bill, I don't have to agree with them.
I like him for Kevin, who does a great job
with the games. And again another one. I'm Bill Moran.
We will see you Monday.