Speaker 1: Hey, it's Bill. My life is about to go through
a big change. My youngest son, Jamison, who is fourteen
years old, has decided to come and live with me.
We haven't lived under the same roof for five years,
so this will be a big switch. And in honor
of Jamison arriving and things changing for both of us,
I thought it'd be fun to go back into past
episodes and here Jamison, and it's funny how much he's
changed in a year. I always say kids are a
great marker in time for your life and things, but
even for them. So we'll go back to episode one
point fifty. Jamison was out on the street and he
discovered people who sail from Seneca Lake out to the canal,
the canal to the Hudson River, Hudson River to the
Mississippi or whatever the connection is. And I'm going to
get my geography wrong, but they go down to the Gulf,
out the Gulf around Florida and back up to the
Hudson River. They're called loopers. So he found those people.
But that's episode one fifty. You can hear the entire discussion.
It's really interesting if you go back in the archives.
But the opening to That is just a one on
one with Jamison and I from about a year ago.
And uh, other clips will have Jamison sitting in on
interviews and things, but this one is just he and
I and I even let him open up the show.
Speaker 2: When your old career gives you lemons throwing some ice
mix in some vodka.
Speaker 1: Call it a podcast from.
Speaker 2: The Mac of All Trade Studio in Fairport and driven
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Moran Podcast.
Speaker 3: Thanks for going your friend to tell me, get the
word out him pirates here.
Speaker 1: Yeah you did it. Yeah to go. Well, Hello and welcome.
Thanks for getting your pot on, Thanks for telling friend,
Thanks for spreading the word of the pirate ship. Me
and Jamison hanging out. We'll have the Loopers coming up
for you in a little bit. I didn't know what
loopers were, but Jamison got very upset with me about
the Loopers because they came in here and they cut
into our ice cream time one night. You got your
ice cream all right. Jamison's gonna be heading out of
town shortly, and I thought it would be fun to
uh just kind of catch up with you real quick
because you're going into what grade? Now, talk right into
that microphone. You know the rule? Eighth grade? And and
you're gonna be playing basketball. Excited about that? Could you
like use words?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: Yes? Now you did a lot of on the street stuff. Yes,
do you like doing that? You did a fantastic job
with it. Yes, you really did. He did an excellent job.
What are some of the things that you enjoyed while
you were here?
Speaker 3: Yes? I enjoyed watching South Park.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I didn't realize how dirty that show.
Speaker 3: Laugh. You laughed so hard.
Speaker 1: I laughed at some of it.
Speaker 3: You're right, you laughed out a lot of it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I haven't. I mean I always liked South Park,
I just don't watch it on a regular basis.
Speaker 3: So that what else?
Speaker 1: You get?
Speaker 4: Fun?
Speaker 1: At Sea Breeze with your brother?
Speaker 3: That was my favorite part of it was so fun.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I like the water slids there. I went on every single.
Speaker 1: Water every single one. And uh, what about coming here
and hanging out doing on the street stuff? You like that?
Speaker 3: Fun? Because I made.
Speaker 1: One twenty dollars, did you? Uh? And then you learn
to change a tire because we got a flat tire. Uh?
Went to the ball game?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I found two I found three two pairs of AirPods?
Speaker 1: Yeah where wait? Where did you find those?
Speaker 3: On the street?
Speaker 1: Like literally on this literally on the sidewalk.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like they were like in the dirt. Look, I
can show you.
Speaker 1: How come I didn't know this. I must have been
half paying attention. That's good Father of the Year I got.
Speaker 3: I renamed them Jameson's second pair of aeropods.
Speaker 1: That's nice. So somebody's out a pair of AirPods? What
if they were looking for them?
Speaker 3: They were in the dirt, like in the dirt next
to the garbage cannon at a college names.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, that's not good man. You should have turned
them into somebody.
Speaker 3: Like it was like under some dirt, under the trash.
Speaker 1: We're on all kinds of stuff here.
Speaker 3: I can't yes, oh okay, that's fine.
Speaker 1: All right, Okay, what's your plan that I know they
were yours? I know you're bust and chops here. What
were the what are your plan rest of the plants?
Do you have all kinds of ideas for businesses early
the year? Well, what did you you have ideas for businesses?
What do you want to do?
Speaker 3: Like, what's my advice to someone who wants money?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: So a good way to make money I think now
is something called bird dogging, especially if you're my age
or you're into things like real estate. I really like
real estate. That's also a really good way to keep
your money safe, because I mean, soon cash might not
be a currency anymore and it might just all go digital.
So keeping money like in crypto and stuff. I'm getting
off track, but I'm just using examples and stuff. Real
estate's a really good way to keep your money safe.
But there's things. So you know, when you go hunting
and you have a bird dog, and the dog you
throw them out and go get the prey, and then
you obviously give them a treat because they did so good.
So if what I do, I go on my phone.
I go on Zillow. I go around Alabama. It doesn't
matter where it is. I usually go from Burma.
Speaker 1: To Florence, Alabama, because that's where you live. You live
in Alabama.
Speaker 3: So I find it for maybe a little under two
hundred grand. I find I'm doing something. Stop calling me.
You called I swear he called me three.
Speaker 1: All right, just stop answers. Go on with bird dog.
Speaker 3: Sorry, God, So you go find those I go on Facebook.
I have a country accent. Go on Facebook, go find
real estate agents, join group chats with the real estate
agents in your area. Then message them, say Hey, I'm
a young entrepreneur, I'm a bird dogger. I'd like, Actually,
don't tell them you're a bird doggers. Not a good
thing to do, So don't say that. But you can
say that to the right one. Say I'm a young entrepreneur.
I found rundown houses that I think you are totally
able to flip. Just along those lines. Do not say
that you're totally able to flip, because it'll make you
sound like an idiot. Just say that are able to
be flipped, and I think would look beautiful to be
flipped things like that. Then if they say yes, blah
blah blah, say that the price. There's just one thing,
this is the one key of making the money. Is
what you want to say. I'm looking for a finder's
fee of lowest to two hundred and fifty dollars and
highest being I'd shoot for two. If they're above two hundred,
like two hundred grand, two hundred grand and above, I'd
say two thousand. If there are one hundred and forty
thousand or lower, I'd go maybe one hundred, like one
thousand or lower. Okay, so that's one that's really good
if you want to get into real estate.
Speaker 1: Has that worked for you?
Speaker 3: I actually have contact I have. I haven't gotten the
money yet, all right. And one on the just I
just got back in contact with me. I got a
new phone.
Speaker 1: Okay, what else?
Speaker 3: Jop shipping, So I need more research about it, but
I'm pretty so I go on Shopify. And when I
go on Shopify, sorry, I'm they're walking through a garden.
It's like, I don't know. So I go on Shopify.
And when you're making your business, it can be clothing line,
it can be your own homemade business. It could be
all this like cooking stuff, cooking appliances, literally anything. And
then there's drop shipping. I swear a lot of people
get rich off drop shipping, especially teenagers. You don't have
to you can be eighteen, but like you, you can
be lower than eighteen. She usually me, I'd use my
mom's email.
Speaker 1: I don't know what that is, letter, credit card, I.
Speaker 3: Don't know what that is, s sn.
Speaker 1: Oh, social security number.
Speaker 3: Yeah, with her permission. I'm not trying to be like that. Yeah, yeah,
whatever I'm getting really slow. I'm sorry. So then you
want to find the product that you think is good.
Right now, I think it's these colorful like bubble guns.
They're huge, They're like they're huge, like so they have
a cover like a dish and you fill it with
soap and then you just dip it like it's just
a SOPs and you dip it and then you spray it.
And there's colors. It's RGB blue, pink, green, red, all
those colors, and they spray like a million bubbles in
like a minute. That's all over TikTok. If when you
go go through TikTok, you you can't go an entire
day through TikTok without seeing someone showing their product, but
their voice isn't being played. So if they're showing a
product and their voice isn't being played, they're drop shipping. Okay,
TikTok's a really good way to use drop shipping. You
can do sell candles, you can sell fidgets, you can
sell all this stuff. TikTok shops a good what's the
goal by fourteen? I want? I wanted to say a thousand,
but I think I can shoot way more for it.
I can shoot way more than that, okay, and then
there's more. There's saving your money.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So if you like, if you're like me.
Speaker 1: M yeah, stop.
Speaker 3: So if you're a little bigger, you're a bigger guy
and you want to save money a lot, I'm being honest,
a lot of your money. Can I say a cuss? Rude?
What that's rud?
Speaker 1: A lot of ship a lot.
Speaker 3: Of shitty foods. Yeah, yeah, So if your money goes
towards a lot of shitty foods, you can save the money.
Because most of if we're being honest, bigger guys, the
money is going towards food. And if you're if you
if it's unnecessary foods, like what I bought, but it's made,
it's for the plane. I promise it's for the plane.
I had listened because I have stuff you bought, and
then I have those that I bought. Yea, and I
ate too, So I'm not eating a bunch on the
plant because I'll get sick. Whatever I'm getting off track.
You can save a lot, a lot, a lot of money. Technically,
I was smart. I actually thought about it. It took me
a lot. Or you could do interviews. You can work
for my father, Yeah, do interviews, and I make ten
dollars listen, So I had seven dollars. I spent seven
dollars on snacks, but I still had twenty dollars. So
when I had the twenty dollars, I have more than
what I started with. So technically I didn't spend all
my money and I didn't waste my money out.
Speaker 1: I'm not complaining, and no one, you're not You're not
in any trouble with me. Rest you're not in any trouble. Well,
we're going to wrap this up, wrap it up. But
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Even went to the comedy club.
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With my son Jamison coming to live with me, we
are taking a little look back at times he appeared
on the podcast. Now you heard him in the last
segment and he sounded so young. Here we are a
year later. Listen to even how his voice is mature.
Jamison's in town. He knows about tornadoes, knows a thing
or two about a tornado. Right Jameison that's why you
brought him in. Yeah, you got our expert, our expert,
he said. All of a sudden, we're driving here, and
now the alerts come across your car, they come over
your phone, they do everything. I got nothing to that hand.
Oh no, I got an alert on my phone and
it came up on the car like it was gonna Genesee,
Wyoming and Monroe Counties were under a tornado warning, even tornadoes.
Speaker 5: I want to go to the west side.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I guess not. Uh.
Speaker 5: There in my neck of the woods back home.
Speaker 1: A tornado did touch down. Do you know where arek right? Yeah?
Right near Silver Creek? Yes, Silver Creek.
Speaker 5: About ten fifteen miles from Silver Creek.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think I have some I have some of
the sound. This is live. This is what it sounded
like in Silver Creek. This is Damn's mother trying to
get back in the house and stuffs like, but have
you talked to your mom?
Speaker 5: No, I talked to my brother. It it's fine. They're fine.
Speaker 1: Because they had it looked like it tore down a
bunch of trees and it sounded pretty wild.
Speaker 5: Well, my brother goes, how do you know you don't
have Facebook? I go dude, it's all over the duke.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was all over everywhere. Yeah, I heard it
did a half million dollars worth of improvements.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: There's a lot of people aggling for a storm to
like have FEMA come in. And then they heard about
what happened Hawaii and they're like, oh.
Speaker 1: They never mind, we don't want that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we're better off. Yeah, you get your seven hundred dollars,
happy go more check and that's it. Yeah, it's the
dollars of damage. Thanks up, Thanks Biden, douchebag.
Speaker 1: Get them all riled up. Here we go. Well, who knows,
maybe Silver Creek will get some money.
Speaker 5: Yeah maybe maybe you know, may nice what if your mom?
Actually so funny. Study got to the reservation about ten
years ago, no, no, no, two thousand and eight, there
was a huge flood that went through Silver Creek. Now
Silver Creek is prone to flooding every every twenty years
or so. There's a flood and there was this trailer
park right now wiped out. So at the time, Patterson
was the governor and he goes down there and he says,
we're going to give each of you people forty thousand dollars.
Use it towards a house. No, they decided just to
go back into the trailer park and keep the money.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, and that money now he is going on
he couldn't see that TV and yeah.
Speaker 5: Gone, the money's gone. Oh they have a decent trailer park.
I would have taken that money put toward a house.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 1: Was it a good fourth of July? And I know
you've had you're on that diet. Oh man, I was busy.
What are you?
Speaker 5: It's my favorite holiday? Yeah, and I couldn't party. Could nothing.
Speaker 1: A picture of me from nine years ago when I
was on the diet came up. I need to get
back on the diet. It's like, holy.
Speaker 5: Shit to me, the diet. I feel like, has it
betrayed me quite a bit?
Speaker 1: Why? How much? How much total weight? Wait, let's guess
I'm going to say, you're down eighteen point two five pounds.
Speaker 5: No, so last time three and a half?
Speaker 1: Twenty three and a half.
Speaker 5: Kevin's actually right.
Speaker 1: On the mot there you go, yeah, twenty three and
a half.
Speaker 5: The thing is that I was at twenty two and
a half when I last did the show a week ago.
Speaker 1: Oh you did, you were?
Speaker 5: Yeah, so I've only lost like a pound since then,
and we're trying to figure out why. Yeah, my wife
has not lost much either. Yeah, and so we're like, well,
what's going on, Yeah, what's what's up. So we're trying
to figure out why.
Speaker 1: It's got to be the COVID s. It's the COVID shots.
It's the sleept It's the COVID shot. Is it the
Its the COVID shot. It came back to get you.
I was actually firing chanionships down your throat while you're sleeping.
Speaker 5: Probably did you?
Speaker 1: Did you do? I'm sure you had a great Fourth
of July? Yeah? Yeah, you went to Wallly. Yeah, Wally
who's been in here is a soup maker that's makes
some of the most beautiful clothes. Honestly, got great clothes,
did some swimming, nice sea, barbecuing, very fireworks off.
Speaker 5: Shooting Roman candles, office belly.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I would.
Speaker 1: I I did do a little Fourth of July down
at the lake. But then Jamison came to town and
we went down to my mom's and then Jackson has
moved to Staten Island. Yes, now I would. I've never
really been to Staten Island. I don't know, Well, I
have a relevant well, it's actually, yeah, it's a little nicer.
It's a little nicer. It's got some nice points to
a lot of nice you know, it's cops and firemen,
a lot of blue collar. The ferry is free unless
you take the fast ferry, which they will actually take
you up to thirty fourth Street because one guy at
a bar. He is also the head of security to
school on the street Jackson lives on. He's like, you're
in a nice neighborhood. Uh, you know, pretty good. Don't
don't worry about Everything's gonna be great. He got a
job at a restaurant, this nice restaurant. We went there
for dinner. Uh, checked it out. It was a little
higher end than places he had worked, like Applebee's, you know. Yeah,
and it's in Staten Island. It's walking distance from where
he is.
Speaker 5: That's the big money though. Man, Yeah, those are like
career waiters.
Speaker 7: Doesn't Colin Jos and somebody else own one of them
Staten Island ferries.
Speaker 1: Didn't they buy one? I don't know, but there is
maybe somebody, if that's true. It's free to take the
Staten Island ferry. They don't charge you. And Jackson when
he was bored. He goes, get let's get on. So
we went on and it's a beautiful ride. You see
the Statue of Liberty, the skyline of the city. Yeah,
And then after dinner we went down. Jack says, hey,
take a walk down. They're they're kind of cleaning up
and gentrifying the whole waterfront of Staten Island where he is.
He's on the north end of the island and there's
like this this outlet mall with you know, gap and
uh Nords from Rack and all this. But you walk
down and it's kind of like the promenade almost. You
go out and you sit down. They have big Adirondack
chairs and he can sit and you can look at
the city skyline. It's a really freaking cool view. And
we're there and my mom was with us, and we
had just celebrated her birthday and they came out and
they sang Happy Birthday while I was on the phone
with Chief Barnes and my mother looks down and she
looks at her watch and she goes, I left my
phone behind. I left my phone. I left my phone behind,
didn't she grim? Grim you what?
Speaker 3: I tried to hug her, and she said don't touch me.
She touched me at all.
Speaker 1: She was getting all. She was all pissed off. I
have to leave. I'm leaving on Tuesday. I don't know
where my phone is. I could be anywhere. I don't know.
Can someone call the restaurant? And I go, I'm down
to three percent and I need I don't want to
have to recharge when it goes zero, so you know, Jackson.
Jackson goes, yeah, I'll take care of it. He texts
the woman that hired him at this restaurant, and my
mother's like, could you could you have called? I don't
want I mean, are they even gonna see a text?
Are we gonna know? She's like flipping out. I go,
you're seventy something years old. You don't have like a
little checklist, mental checklist, like you're flipping out over Well,
I can't afford to buy a new phone. What am
I gonna do if I have to buy a new phone?
Speaker 5: Was whole time?
Speaker 1: No, it wasn't. It was in the bathroom on a shelf,
because she had gone to the.
Speaker 3: Bathroom and they told us that they already checked it.
Speaker 1: They checked it.
Speaker 3: It was right in front of the door.
Speaker 1: Well, here's the thing is there. This whole place is
like they have a whole section of the bar called
books and booze, so that all these books and things
and the bathroom doors look like a library. So it's
like the fake where he used to card catalogs. Things.
You'd almost have to question, is this the bathroom door?
And when you go in, they're beautiful bathrooms. She had
put her phone down. I'm sure no one saw it
on the shelf. It was there, had somebody not called it,
one of the guys called it, and then she heard
it ringing when she go oh, thank god. But for
like fifteen or twenty minutes, and all I could think
of was, this is my father going when I was
a kid, to go here we go again. My mother
could fuck up a two car funeral. That's great, that's great.
And then we had a New York City moment, did
we not, Jack Jamison? Yeah, we had a New York
City moment. We are taking Jackson back. We're gonna drop
him off at his his place. He's got a room.
It's a nice room, big, you know, big room, oversized chair, shared.
Speaker 3: Kitchen, TV, and yeah, pull out, pull.
Speaker 1: Out couch if somebody wants to stay with him. So
there's plenty of room in there, and it's very nicely
appointed and it's an Airbnb Starry Night painting. Yeah, there
is the Starry Night painting. And it's good that you know.
Speaker 5: The couch pulls up, but you're oldest doesn't.
Speaker 1: Let's go stop. So the uh So we're walking back
and it's so nobody's on the street. Nobody's on the
street except for us.
Speaker 3: Two Puerto Rican guys up the street.
Speaker 1: I didn't see them, okay, there was nobody on the streets.
The stone song there was, uh yeah, it's so there's
the four white people, me, my mother, Jackson, Jameson, and
there's the guy, black guy walking down the street and
he's got a I don't know, okay, Afro Latino. Who
can how can you can't see anyway?
Speaker 5: I has to learn that in Alabama. We've never heard
that before.
Speaker 3: In my life in New Yorkama.
Speaker 1: So he had a Yankees hat on. Yankees were playing
in the Red Sox and when we had left the
restaurant at the score was still zero zero. So I
don't know what was.
Speaker 5: This Sunday night.
Speaker 1: It was Sunday night.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they eventually lost.
Speaker 1: Okay, So uh, I see this guy and as he
walks behind like we're on the curb sort of, he
walks behind us at the very moment, and it didn't
I didn't register what had happened. At the very moment
that my mother says to Jackson, be careful, just be
careful around here, and gives him a hug.
Speaker 3: He starts cussing, like to himself. The guy walking by, Yeah.
Speaker 1: I didn't hear him say that. So now he's walking
down the street. I'm illegally parked. I have the hazards on,
but I'm kind of off, you know, in a place
where you shouldn't be parked. This guy's walking down the street,
and all of a sudden, I see an NYPD van
pulling up, lights on, but no sirens, just the lights
are on. So I'm staring in that direction. All of
a sudden, the guy like fucking flips his ship, flips
his ship. But you're staring at What did he say?
Why was you staring at me?
Speaker 8: For m effort?
Speaker 1: What you staring? Why are you staring at me? Motherfucker?
What the fuck the fuck? And I so I said,
I'm not a problem. He goes, you got a problem?
You got a problem, and I said, I'm not staring
at you. I said, the cops are coming up the street.
I don't give a shit about no n why PD motherfucker?
And I'm standing there and so Jackson goes. Jamison dives
into the backseat of the car. He's like, what was happening?
He had no idea. Jackson goes, uh, he goes, relax, bro,
no one's staring at you. He goes, yeah, Oh, don't
fucking stare about that, Son, I go, what happened? So
then Jackson looks at my mother jack Jackson Jackson listen
at my mother, and he says, well, at my first
New York City moment. So we get in the car,
we're driving away, and I'm going, what the hell just happened? Like,
why did that guy? And then I dawned on me.
I go, oh, my god, when when he was walking
behind Jackson and my mother's giving Jackson a hug and
she says be careful around here, and her he hurt her,
and he thought for sure then we were staring at
him because he was what did you say, afro latina
or whatever? I didn't even know. I almost said to
the guy, hey, man, what was the score of the
game because we hadn't it was zero zero when we
left the restaurant, and I'm like he so I and
I went, holy shit, that's something I never never even
because my mother didn't mean it like that. My mother
just meant be careful, you know, you're in a new area. Shit,
he knew everything, you know, just be careful with a gun.
And I'm like, holy crime. The guy flipped, like flipped
his ship man screaming down the street and You're standing there,
and I was. I was like uncomfortable because I didn't
know what was going to happen. But I wasn't gonna move.
I was going to stand there and just kind of see.
And he was walking anyway, so I just figured it
was just somebody yelling. I figured that maybe maybe he's not.
And then all of a sudden, holy shit, he thought
we were racist. Yeah he did. He thought we were
He thought we know he did. He had to have
he had have thought that. My mother's whole thing for
bringing it up was because a black guy was walking
behind And then Jamieson said he cursed at that moment,
and I had to be why I was.
Speaker 3: Staring at him because like under his breath. Can I
say what he said?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I didn't know he did where to God was walking?
He didn't say that he did not he knew the guy. Yeah,
I just it was funny, But I just I didn't
know at the moment. I'm going, Holy shit, man. Never
in a million years would I have thought that. That's
why I kept thinking, thinking, why why did this guy
flip out? It was bugging me because I didn't see
anybody else on the street. It was just the four
of us and that guy. And then and then I
realized a bunch of white crackers being racist, but something
not me. I got in the car.
Speaker 5: It's like that scene, and racist is a whttle bit.
Speaker 3: I'm more of a trist git than a cracker when
it comes to Is.
Speaker 1: That what it is?
Speaker 5: Yeah, well we're gonna say it's like a scene in
Swingers where he goes in New York trouble finds you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I guess I don't know what I saw. My
cousin who owns the funeral parlor and a bed and
breakfast and a florist together company.
Speaker 5: Huh, the bed and breakfast and the funeral parlor together, Well.
Speaker 1: Not exactly. They're not marketed together, but they do have them.
So if people want to stay and or get anebriated
at the restaurant and you it's like one stop shopping.
You got the funeral homes, your little parlor, bed and breakfast,
the funeral parlor not together, you got it would be like,
you know, funeral parlor and then down the street is
a bed and breakfast at the own rest. I think
it's a restaurant.
Speaker 3: When we went to in Jersey with a like Kevin
was there. Then we went to that restaurant with no
Noah whose funeral was that?
Speaker 9: Uh?
Speaker 1: And Irene? Yeah, I don't your dad No, he didn't.
He didn't come up. So that was it. That was
the That was the fourth of July thing right in
the ferry.
Speaker 3: Up and take pictures to take I don't think so.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah we took pictures.
Speaker 3: What else did we do?
Speaker 8: That was it?
Speaker 1: That was all that was a fourth of July was
down with Oh.
Speaker 3: I tried to keg Jackson. He got mad, like in
front of everybody.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well you were, you were annoying everyone at.
Speaker 3: That I was annoying everybody.
Speaker 1: I was annoying Jackson, the little brother. You're gonna miss him.
When you go back to Alabama and he's not there. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I don't really see him a lot though.
Speaker 5: Like, yeahs though his presence you're miss you know, the
fact that he's around. Presence, Yeah, man, I missed that stank.
Speaker 3: Linger and smell of him when he's in bed disgusting, ye.
Speaker 1: Dis Yeah, man. I was very very pleased that the
kid like up and left and is doing his own thing.
He planned this all out and he's got some other
I think this first job will be more part time.
But he started training on Tuesday and he'll go from there.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 5: Is it one of those places where I know that
some places in New York to wait tables you have
to pay upfront and then you know, you pay him
fifty bucks for the opportunity to wait tables and then
you make the money back.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I think I don't. He didn't say
anything about that. I think that's more Manhattan maybe okay,
but this is uh. This guy owns several restaurants on
the island. He owns like four of them or three
other places.
Speaker 3: And one of the nicest restaurants I've ever been besides Last.
Speaker 1: Thanksgiving, oh ye, last Thanksgiving.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's.
Speaker 1: That was the one where my father, yeah, I got this, Yeah,
I got this, I got this, and my brother, let's
just get a bottle of wine, make it two. We
don't even know how much it is, how much it's
a bottle of wine. And then Jackson, I'll have another
two eighteen dollars cocktails. Seriously, you can't.
Speaker 10: Say I'm gonna pay. And then about every all that
drives me insane? Me too eight with people do the
big shot You gotta be big shots.
Speaker 5: Every time I go out, I always grab the check,
no matter who I'm I always I don't want there
to be a discussion. I don't want nothing, because.
Speaker 1: I want the liberty to order whatever the f I
wan I got you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so, Mike, you know, I don't want anybody to
be responsible for me getting like, you know, like extra
mazzarella sticks when I could eat them, you know, those
good old days which I miss. I take care of it,
all right.
Speaker 1: He gets upset with your one boy for two eighteen
dollars drinks, but had no issue with your six six
dollars guinnesses. I didn't have six six docket. I drink
the wine that night. I didn't even know. I was
like so uncomfortable. Then he's like, he kept saying, I
don't know how much the wine. So then we ask
the waitress and she says seventy eight dollars. So then
all the next day like you know, and this is
where I get it from. And I do this to
people in my own life, like these little underhanded jabs,
these little like you know, it's like a rib shot, right,
it is a little boom, a little elbow to the ribs,
or even a little upper cut. It's things like the
next day, anybody want to go in and see if
they have a seventy eight dollars bottle of wine? Over here?
Is everybody thirsty for that seventy eight dollars? Like you
kept going on and on. He's like, if you're gonna pay, pay.
This is a guy who used to walk around when
I was a Kidney's start going, oh my, I got
so much money. My wallet's burping, what do you need?
What do you need? And then or skies to limit kids,
skuys a limit. So my younger brother at this, you
know what Silver Creek where they had a tornado. Okay,
Clinton Corner, same thing. This is the the town of
Clinton Corners. We go into this guy ran a pizza
parlor out of his garage. He had like expanded his
garage and and there were tables in a jukebox and
it was good pizza. It was called Don's Pizzeria. My
brother decides to set the world record for the most
sodas that he could drink. I think it was like
eight and all of a sudden, my father the bill
comes from, goes you guys they were charging for each soda? Well,
who knows what they were charging? Like a dollar? I
have no idea. And he went on and, oh, you're
gonna set the world record for soda. You gonn to
the seventy eight dollar bottle of wining and about that
that was his whole thing. So that that's the Uh,
that's where I get it. I just I don't say anything.
I'm like you, I'd rather just pay. And that's not
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Speaker 1: Leo's on Desbats Drive in East Rochester. It's open every day.
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and Accents. Here's a little more jamis.
Speaker 11: Like, you know, like b coups, like dressed up in
the uniform.
Speaker 9: They don't have guns, so it's just like a truncheon
or like an extendable like you know, baton thing whatever
it's called. But then nothing now, But then there's another
branch of of that police force. It's called the Special Branch.
How weird they came up with that name special another branch.
We'll call it a special branch. So they actually they
actually are the ones that are more like kind of
like they're the more responsive if if anything was, like
a bank was getting robbed, they would be there in
their jackets and their guns.
Speaker 11: They're the only ones that actually are allowed carry guns.
Speaker 1: Really.
Speaker 9: Yeah, they're like detectives if you want to kind of
compare it. But like the normal police just just have
like handcuffs. Some of them have forty handcuffs and then
the baton.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Pepper, Yeah, it's funny because I never had guns
in my house. My father didn't have any guns. I
don't know if that's an Irish influence handed down. I
don't think anybody in my family had guns. There was
one who was a police officer. He may have had guns.
I have shot guns recently with him. It's fun for
target practice and stuff like that.
Speaker 11: But but I just had a pelagon.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I had a pelicun.
Speaker 9: Things about like the sies of that cabin of there
massive we had a we shot an.
Speaker 1: M four was it or sorry, Yeah, which I mean.
Speaker 2: You like.
Speaker 3: Before in Alabama, I shot.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's see, but none of that stuff was ever
in my nothing in my scope at all.
Speaker 3: When I first moved to Alabama and we'd go to
like Walmart or twice daily, which is like their version
of seven eleven or Circle K.
Speaker 9: That's they'll have.
Speaker 3: Like holsters everybody, even cashiers. But here, like nobody walks
around with a gun on their hid.
Speaker 9: Well they only kind of changed the concealed carry right
in New York State recently, probably like the last two years.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they'll just have it right out like.
Speaker 1: Just on shell. So kind of like what Clint.
Speaker 9: You probably don't know who Clint Eastwood is. Oh, you know,
good love and he's.
Speaker 1: Should keep him.
Speaker 9: But yeah, he just have the saying like make my day,
you know, so like he you know, pull out the
gun and what not.
Speaker 1: That's uh, it's funny because I'm not very familiar with
the South. And then when they moved there, it was
because his mom and I separated and she wanted to
be near family. Her brother had been in the army
and then retired there government all in Chicago.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so would you would you have noticed the culture
shock as well, Like.
Speaker 1: I think I think it would have because I never
saw it. I never saw people carrying around when I
was a kid. I mean I grew up in a
very rural town away from here, about four or five
hours away, and uh, there were people that hunted and stuff.
Certainly maybe some kids had shotguns that want to go
hunting after school, but I don't. I don't remember anybody carrying,
you know, so that's you're right, that would be a
bit culture show. Not only the culture show, the police
don't carry it. I mean, I had no idea, like.
Speaker 9: Even like I have to say, when I came to
Ireland in twenty twenty three, I think it was I
was stopped at new work. Now I had a shaved head, right,
like shaved head and a little kind of go tea,
like I actually look I actually looked like Middle Eastern. Okay,
so they actually stopped me. They did and said.
Speaker 11: Where are you're from? And I was like, Ireland, No
you're not.
Speaker 9: And I was like Jesus Christ, yes I am, you know,
like I was like, yes it's me.
Speaker 1: I'm actually from Ireland.
Speaker 9: They were like, but you look like Middle Eastern and
I'm like never thought of it. That way.
Speaker 1: Wow, they said that to you.
Speaker 9: Yeah, they actually had to, like they don't. They actually
took me to another realm and asked me questions, we
are you down here is a mo vacation? Yeah, and
they were like, he's like, where's your family from?
Speaker 11: I'm like Ireland. Yeah, so they didn't blame me.
Speaker 3: Was this like the early two thousands, Yeah, it.
Speaker 9: Was just probably just after nine to eleven, like you know,
because nine eleven.
Speaker 11: Was what twenty twenty one?
Speaker 9: Yeah, two thousand yeah, sorry, two thousand and one, but
it was like two thousand and three.
Speaker 5: I think you're in New work.
Speaker 1: Yeah, people in New Jersey.
Speaker 4: I think the other thing about culture would be like
my friends from like Kentucky.
Speaker 8: I invited them over to Scotland last summer.
Speaker 4: So I had like eight people staying in my house
and it was the best time ever. I was their
tour guide for a whole week. But like when I
told the girl killing from her dad's was in the army.
He's got loads of guns in his house, et cetera.
And I said to Killying, like, when you come over here,
you're not allowed like to even carry a pocket knife,
paper spray all these things.
Speaker 8: She's like, no way, I can't come out. How am
I meant to protect myself? All this stuff?
Speaker 9: That was actually a really good American.
Speaker 1: Actually maybe that's uh, that says a lot right about
not feeling safe or what I think. It's clearly a
learned thing in a sense of paranoia for sure, because
I never I gotta tell you, I always say I
must live in a bubble. I don't ever feel like
I'm not safe. I don't. I just feel like everything's okay.
Speaker 9: I like, like the Europeans are very carefree though, you know,
like we like what you were saying when you met
your your girlfriend in Portugal. We go to like on
holidays to like Spain, like Greece. You know, it's that's
a normal tray for us.
Speaker 1: Sure, you guys go to Florida, well, and it's almost
the same distance.
Speaker 9: But we work free, care free, but like we don't care,
like if something's happening, we're gonna go there, like regardless
of really phases, Like I think I've more of it,
like kind of like a definitely a care free attitude
like regarding a lot of things. But if there's something
going on where you know, there's a like a war
or people have gone, I don't like, oh, here's going
so well? Yeah, like I don't care, like if you're
your numbers up, your numbers up. That's how he kind
of feel.
Speaker 1: It's an interesting concept. I the way you think. I
wonder because I was trying to think of this. There
was a guy I follow on TikTok who lives in Argentina.
Now he's a young guy, traveled the world talking about
Argentina and how he goes, if you're a morning person,
this is not the city for you, he goes. We
don't go to bedle three o'clock in the morning. People
don't go out until eleven o'clock at night. Dinner, isn't
it right?
Speaker 9: So we live this way Argentina already, but we live.
Speaker 1: In this in America. We live in a man What
are you doing today? Grind it out, move it you
know that that sort of thing. And I'm not saying
the rest of the world doesn't, But I feel like
listening to you guys. And I had neighbors when when
we were growing up, the boys were growing up that
were from Finland and.
Speaker 11: Sweden and lit Finland.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And I said to her once, I said, how
many languages do you speak now? Do you both speak
more than just no? Nothing? Okay?
Speaker 9: So I speak broken English.
Speaker 8: I speak Scolish and English.
Speaker 1: Is there a Scottish language that as a Gaelic Gaelic it's.
Speaker 9: Kind of like the same as Artist's kind of that Celtic.
Speaker 3: Brother studies it a lot because he's been to Ireland
a few times.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's that's weird because there's only like one hundred
thousand people in like Scotland and Ireland.
Speaker 1: Like.
Speaker 9: So one of the kids that were recruiting Tig. That's
an Irish name and it's spelt really weird.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's th h.
Speaker 9: Sorry t a d h g t a d h
g y tig tig.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 9: So he actually went to an Irish speaking school. So
his speaking school, like even when they were teaching math,
they would speak Gaelic.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 9: So he, like the mother asked me the other day,
he goes, well, look at you know, he's gone to
a like a like an Irish school, like and they
teach everything in Irish. Do you think he's going to
have an issue with speaking in English? And this is well,
you're speaking in English and you speak in English at home,
like my two sons have an American accent because they
go to school. Yes, and they're in school like influenced,
not hours a day, and then they come home and
hear me, go clean your realm. It's just kind of
offer ducks back.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So I wonder if that'd be the same there. Yeah,
because but my point was, when you go on vacation,
you're going to another country. Yeah. Right, And so she
said to me, because they spoke four five languages, we
had to if we wanted to see a desert, we
got to go to a different country if we wanted,
you know, here, it's all within the borders of the
United States. Yeah.
Speaker 9: Yeah, And I'll tell you I was in Finland last
year and I had an amazing time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was.
Speaker 9: It was like, it's the weirdest kind of feel because
you like, twelve o'clock at night, it's still bright. Yeah,
and then it gets to one o'clock and it's kind
of dusk. By quarter past four, it's bright again.
Speaker 1: Was this around June, It was July.
Speaker 9: It was actually the time when it was around July fourth,
and actually our president was actually in Helsinki at the time,
so everything had to get shut down and we had
to walk around this way and games got pushed back
for game times. It was a soccer tournament.
Speaker 1: Ah, yeah, look at this. Yeah, it's very strange the
uh you know, listening, I wish we took a more
relaxed approach. I'm finding that it doesn't help this idea
of grind grind. It's an ugly mentality. As you're talking
about this young lady who's fearful to walk around. What
am I going to do without at least pepper spray?
How am I going to protect myself? And the thing
is that if you feel like you're always under attack,
that that's a shitty life. Yeah, that's a shitty life.
And I don't know if I again, like I go,
do I live in a bubble? I never felt that
way ever at all in my life. Did I ever
feel like you know? I mean, I've had moments where
I better get out of here. I can feel the
mood changing. That's different than feeling like I got to
carry a gun to protect myself.
Speaker 4: I think the only time I feel that sort of
because I'm usually finking I'm quite relaxed about things. And
the only time I think I've ever felt in danger
was when I was in Cancun for spring break. That
was the only time because there's obviously just so many
a man like, oh the cocktails and stuff they as well.
Speaker 9: You know the cartails.
Speaker 4: You are from Scotland, No, so it was probably the cartails,
and it was just the You've heard so many stories
about like they corrupt, the corruption and the police that
it was just very, very scary, like walking around to
be honest, because you just didn't want to do one
thing wrong or you thought you were going to get handcuffed,
so you had to be very careful times.
Speaker 1: You're a young guy, be old enough to vote if
you were a US citizen, uh, not old enough to drink.
What in your mind is the perception of America beyond
our borders? How are we seeing in the world or
by you, like in your mind?
Speaker 4: I think a lot of it for people that I
can just say for people my.
Speaker 1: Age, yeah, I mean, you're the future leaders of the planet.
Speaker 4: So how do we perceive America? How do we think
of America back home? I think with a lot of
it is just from movies, That's that's what I mean.
A lot of people don't experience, like don't fly all
the way they go to Orlando because they want to
go to Disney, want reversal. Yeah, so they see the
Magical Palace and everything.
Speaker 1: Like politically speaking and all that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you don't know, absolutely crazy country because I don't.
I don't like to get involved in it all. I
just think there's there's so much opinions. Like you go
to one state, it's obviously old states. Yeah, so you
go to Kentucky and there's Trump twenty twenty four flags everywhere.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And you go somewhody else and there's like, let's just
state by state.
Speaker 1: Well, it's become very divided in this history. I think
social media has certainly helped people find their tribe. And
what I always worry about with social media and I
don't know if it's the same in Ireland or Scotland,
but we.
Speaker 11: Only just got social media last year.
Speaker 1: But the way it's used here is almost as though
I found my my people, right, so now I'm right
and we The definition and I say this a lot
in the podcast of an opinion is it's halfway between
fact and fiction, but all of a sudden it doesn't
become opinion because I'm I'm right, and I always think
that you know you're not just wrong, you're dead fucking wrong,
and you're dead to me, and it becomes but it
doesn't help anything. And so we we have what I
think is a very very ugly time in our country's
history as that's going on. I'm not staying one way
or the other on both sides. You know, we certainly,
I mean, we go too far in one direction or
too far in the other direction. And I always say,
come to the middle. It's nice and warm, we can
have a dialogue, and we don't seem to have that
that here.
Speaker 9: It's funny in twenty twenty six sorry, in twenty sixteen,
when President Trump actually got elected, Yeah, I actually stayed up.
I was very fascinated with the whole kind of who
was gonna win kind of thing. Sure, and I actually
stayed up the whole night and watched.
Speaker 4: It, so that that was the only time, that was
the only.
Speaker 8: Time of being interested.
Speaker 1: And it was few you stayed Yeah, So why why
what was the interest for you?
Speaker 4: I think it was just like it was the first thing.
There's a bad excitement, like Trump was it was Trump
we're talking about?
Speaker 8: Yeah, that was Trump was involved in that one.
Speaker 4: So I always like Trump, obviously from being a successful businessman.
I don't mean now, but I mean when I was younger,
I used to see obviously it was a successful.
Speaker 9: Apprentice that was getting shown all over Ireland and England
and Europe.
Speaker 8: Yes, yes, so there was obviously an interest.
Speaker 9: Not only that, like in Scotland they have Trump golf
courses in Ireland they have and then also with the
Trump buildings, it was more of a like what you
were saying, and you're own when people go to Orlando,
that magical feel of you know, having the oh this
is like the American dream kind of thing, and that's
kind of the top picture of it. But it was funny.
Go ahead, you finished, and then I'll talk about it.
Speaker 4: I just love the like how much of a salesman
the guy is like that because it comes to Scotland
and he talked about how much he loves it, like
he has his own course Trump Tumbrady as coach mentioned there,
and he has like snipers in the roof everywhere all
around it, like see around the course when he's when
he's there's secret services.
Speaker 8: Service all round the course in Scotland.
Speaker 4: Is the only person to have that in Scotland, not
our Prime Minister in England, doesn't a prime minister doesn't
have that, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Makes with peper sprice. It's a sling shot in a rock.
Speaker 8: Like our political party leader.
Speaker 4: But the one when Trump was in Scotland before Nicola Sturgeon,
which is the political party leader for Scotland, and she
he was making his opinions about her when it's not
even his country.
Speaker 8: So I love it he was getting involved with her politics. Yeah,
it makes no difference to him.
Speaker 9: So a lot of my friends actually text me like
when when he actually got in, because it was very
very early in the morning in Ireland and England. They
were like, what have you guys gone? And I was like,
I don't know.
Speaker 1: I didn't vote.
Speaker 9: I'm not an American citizen yet, so actually this is
now my first time it is being an American citizen
being able to vote. To be honest, like I look
at it from like kind of like taking a step
back and talking about like the country, like what what
people do for the country. I thought he actually brought
a lot more jobs to back to the US, and
I thought the business side of it helped him run
the country. Now, if we could have just like cut
off his thumbs and keep him away from social media.
Speaker 1: His jis face. It's just like, I mean, I agree
with you. I know, well here here's the way I
saw it. He changed the game of politics, and why
I think there's parts of the country yeah right, you know,
but that is exactly what it is. Because he went
on the debate stage and I remember going, there's no
way he's gonna win. I just thought there's no way
because he had said things and had it passed, and
we knew, you know, there were people who were very
well qualified to run our country who were up ended
by scandals. He came out and he was teflon and
he started on the debate stage, calling people names and
and and and taking shots. And I think that people
saw this and went, yeah, you're fucking right, You're fucking right,
and I'm sick of this and I'm sick of hearing
these people. And I think there was a whole ground
swell and that nobody cared about what was ever in
his past, but what it was in this moment was
somebody standing up and calling bullshit on a lot of stuff,
at least in their opinion. And I think you saw
pockets of this country rise up and go I'm tired
of feeling as though I'm less than I'm tired of
this far left. You know, I'm tired of the middle
part of our country being run by the by the coasts.
Speaker 3: Yes, is basically like someone literally died for something he said.
Like it's crazy, like they literally died over him.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's weird.
Speaker 3: Like during the Capitol raid someone got shot.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean it's so I
don't know. I don't know what will happen this time.
I was worried about what it would happen on a
on a global scale, because there were times, you know,
I would hear things. Again, I always say this he did.
He's done a great job. And even we question everything
now fake news. No one said fake news before this, right, because.
Speaker 9: We went along with it.
Speaker 1: Well we went along.
Speaker 9: It was like it was like fed.
Speaker 1: But but there's a but. I hate to say this,
but he's got a point, right, And that's why on
this podcast always say, well, wait a second, I'm not
sure about this because I I don't know. So my
example here is there are people who say that they
were in the cabinet as to how dumb he was,
Like he didn't know certain things in terms of global politics,
historical things, just things you should know things are. It's
kind of like you got a bunch of people who
do asking.
Speaker 9: Your son James to come and coach mo Socker team, Yeah,
he wouldn't know how to actually go ahead and do that.
Speaker 11: Well.
Speaker 9: On the same side of it, you're asking someone that
is a businessman to run a country and be politically correct, yes,
and he wasn't.
Speaker 1: No, And that's the difference. And I think that so.
But to those points, look, if any CEO who's worth
their salt will tell you, I hire people who are
smarter than me, facked so they can do things that
I can't do. So I always take everything with a
bit of a grain of salt, not just for Trump,
but everything because I don't know. I don't know, and
I'm not in there. But it bothers me as to
how divisive all this has become.
Speaker 9: I know when any of the presidents came to Ireland,
and Ireland has a strictly like you're not allowed to
carry you going if you're not an Ursitisten and a
part of the Irish Army or the Special Branch through
Guardi Shiacona, which is the Guard Association kind of thing
and their secret service, Like one or two of them
got arrested because they actually had a going on them.
Speaker 1: Oh really just when they were off.
Speaker 9: Duty, No, no, when they were actually protecting the present,
they weren't allowed carry guns, and the Irish government were
like you can't, like they put they were in every
like they went through Ireland with a fine two come
like three four weeks prior in like drains anywhere, Like
they were like climbing true drains and keeping people there
just in case anything was actually gonna happen to one
of the presidents that was there. It was it was
like fascinating to read about it. Like they were but
they weren't allowed carry guns like that was the only thing.
I don't even know whether if Ireland allowed them after that.
Speaker 11: That's something that I have to look at.
Speaker 3: Yeah, in terms of now, I have a question from
like an American viewing into the UK. Why does it
always like wet, Like it's always rain and wet.
Speaker 9: There's a big thing called the Atlantic.
Speaker 3: No I know, but it's just like it's always Wetther
that feel.
Speaker 9: Bad, It's actually it does us good because that's how
Ireland is so green green. Yeah, because like obviously the
weather pattern comes across, like like we get storms here
in New York, that affects storms in Ireland and in
Scotland and in England because of it. It comes across
because of the Atlantic Drift. Yeah, you know, so it's
really it's a good question. But it's always raining. If
you look at like the west coast of Ireland, you
could have snow, slee hail, sun, cloud, rain went all
in one day.
Speaker 4: I love it though, because see, like you're saying, the
weather shite, Like, see when your seeing summer, Me and
my friends always look forward to, especially when I was
back in school when no one had jobs, right, it
was amazing that you'll look forward to literally the two
days that you knew were going to be like literally
the two days of summer.
Speaker 8: What would it be fourteen degree? I don't know.
Speaker 9: Oh, in Dublin you could get up to like twenty
two twenty three, but then it be raining and then
you would have to jump into a store and wait
for the rund to stop, and then you would run
out and then be piping hot. And then but you
get to the top of the corner to turn around,
you have a jacket on because it's cold, and then
you go into another store that or you going to
a bar to have a point, because it's usually the
case in Ireland. And then from there you come back
out and it's like snowing and you're going like what
what what's going on? Take the line the witch in
the ward as.
Speaker 4: Soon as it's over like fourteen degrees cels, like everyone's
got their tops off.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you just walk around the street.
Speaker 4: Everyone's got a bottle of wine in their hand and
it's like, honestly, it's like especially.
Speaker 9: Like anywhere around Collins Street, or like even Stephen's Green,
it's a beautiful part like where the sun comes out.
Everybody takes their lunch and just goes out onto Stephen's
Green and from there just goes out in like sunbaits
and they will be getting beers. Like I remember when
I was working for this company back in Ireland. My
boss was like, all right, we're gonna go for lunch
and I'm like all right, cool.
Speaker 11: There was nine of us.
Speaker 9: We stayed there for three hours and we drank on
our lunch break and went back to walk and.
Speaker 1: That's look anybody getting worked on. We talked about like
walk while.
Speaker 9: We were there. So but he was like, all right,
worry about what good went back two hours and then
we left.
Speaker 8: That's that's that's keeps it keeps the team happy.
Speaker 11: Yeah, to keep the morality of the table.
Speaker 1: So is there a part of Ireland that I was
always told the jet stream hits.
Speaker 11: Probably like go away around there?
Speaker 8: Well?
Speaker 1: Is there now? I was told I don't know if
this exists or not, palm trees on a beach in
some part of Ireland where it gets very very warm,
and it's more because like the jet stream in the
ocean kind of comes up or whatever that stream would be.
I mean, if the wrong one. But like there's warm
and there's just just one beach in this one part
and there's I don't know. I've this is what I've
been told, and I've never looked it up. I've just
only been told about it. So I always go, I
don't know if it's true.
Speaker 9: Pause, please, yes, I'll be there in thirty seconds.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 9: They're actually saying that there is palm trees and islands.
Speaker 8: I've never seen.
Speaker 9: On the West Shores.
Speaker 11: The Gulf stream.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the golf stream. I'm saying jet stream golf the
same thing in the water once in the air, so yeah,
but way off. But yes, the golf stream hits up
on that on the west coast of Yeah.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, that's that's I never knew that. Something new
every dingy.
Speaker 1: Look at that. Now, that's where you need to go
in the summer.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there we go, me and my girlfriend that ended
up going there.
Speaker 8: But I will budget this summer though.
Speaker 1: You don't.
Speaker 8: I don't any money.
Speaker 9: You're not getting to the Europa League finals.
Speaker 1: Is there a favorite part of Europe for you? Did
you like to go?
Speaker 8: I would say for me, Spain. I was lucky. I
was lucky enough.
Speaker 4: My mom and dad have always had an apartment and
Spain since I since I was about three years old. Yeah,
so it's always it's been in my second home. They
go a lot of times during the year.
Speaker 1: You don't speak Spanish.
Speaker 8: I know, it's terrible.
Speaker 1: No I do. I think you do?
Speaker 8: Yeah, no, I can. I can say, like, like.
Speaker 1: But do most people speak English around the world now?
It used to be French was the international language.
Speaker 4: I feel like English is English as day, which like
I mean, especially in our area, it's a lot of
retired English people.
Speaker 1: Oh, we love in experts, getting out of the getting
out of the wet and uh running away from the birds. Now,
where where is this? Because I went to Coasta del
Soul many years ago, right, Is that what it is?
Am I saying? Yeah, I was there in nineteen eighty nine.
I was seventeen and I walked into a McDonald's and
got a beer and I.
Speaker 8: Was so fun. I was in there for and I was.
Speaker 1: So happy to do that. And then I uh, con
con cone chocolate was the other thing that I fell level. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I have some cousins from Spain.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: Mike so her son used to travel around the world
and met a woman from Spain and had kids and
they all like lived in Norwegian like yeah, Norway and
other places like that in Spain.
Speaker 11: Yea Spain's Greg.
Speaker 9: My brother has a bar in the Canario and it's
just off the coast of Morocco.
Speaker 1: Wow, we gotta go do a podcast. Awesome, Yeah, Spence,
it's budget.
Speaker 5: There's gotta be no women's volleyball.
Speaker 1: Rugby. That's amazing what you've built it At Brydon strou So.
Speaker 9: They've had two basketball Going straight off topic again, but
we had two basketball teams and then we added soccer,
but they had two basketball.
Speaker 11: Teams prior to me getting there.
Speaker 9: But now with the house, soccer is doing so well,
winning the national championship in November, which rugby was a
part of gratulations and so like from there, like the
growth of that is just coming off the back of it.
So we're probably going to be bringing in another like, uh,
we'll probably have about forty four forty five kids again
for the soccer teams really for both the first team
and the reserves, and then women's soccer, and then obviously
the dorms. Yes, where we use a dorm company?
Speaker 1: Yeah okay, yeah, where where is the camp I don't
even know.
Speaker 9: So you know where the tops Tully's uh yeah, just
at the back of that. It's been there as long
as I can remember, because I.
Speaker 1: Took it over in Henrietta. Yeah okay, yeah.
Speaker 11: And then we have another place over in Greece as well.
Speaker 1: And so where do you practice?
Speaker 11: We practiced up on John Street.
Speaker 3: So this college is in Rochester.
Speaker 9: Yeah wow, yeah, right, we actually get a chance to win,
well we didn't.
Speaker 11: We actually won vote.
Speaker 9: We actually have a ring that we're actually going to
be getting this year. So it's it's actually quite of
kind of unique that we're actually getting this ring and
I've never like I've only seen it like on like
Super Bowl, Like you know, people were having these massive
rings that are like ginormous in size, and now we
are she get a chance to actually wear one.
Speaker 4: This is what you look forward to see, like when
you're asking what one did, Like why did you want
to come to America?
Speaker 8: It's these rights you see them in the movies.
Speaker 4: That's what I wanted the whole time in America.
Speaker 11: Look at that.
Speaker 1: That's impressive.
Speaker 9: Yeah, So like I now have to actually have my
own secret service when I'm walking, just to make sure
don't get go, especially if I go to Glasgow.
Speaker 8: And the boys are going in the night out with
them all as soon as we get them.
Speaker 1: So I remember being over in Madrid and the kids
asking me a guy he might have been from England saying,
is America like what we see in the movies? Are
the houses that big? Are the you know.
Speaker 11: We were only talking about that.
Speaker 9: Yes, Thomas Long, one of our goalkeepers, actually dislocated this
finger yesday in Goalkeeper China and he was like, he says,
what what's the houses like over here?
Speaker 8: Coach?
Speaker 9: And says, oh, yeah, you haven't been in my house.
It says like we had we just bought a new house.
And now the House of Market is like kind a
really high, yeah, and it's like four bedrooms, like finished
basement to have me a radio studio there, yeah yeah.
And then from there it was just like, you know,
it's they're a lot bigger. Like even when I moved
into twenty twenty one and one of the lads said
to me, you know, like how how much was his house?
And I told him He's like, oh, this would be
worth like five six hundred thousand and over in England,
like in Great Britain pounds, which is in London.
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, massive London.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Put the traffic in London. If you ever got to London,
don't don't rent the car. Don't rent the car.
Speaker 11: I went for the Bills game.
Speaker 1: Yeah, War State.
Speaker 11: It was the worst experience driving around there. It was awful.
Speaker 9: Like it was like even driving in New York City
wasn't that bad. But you actually get taxed for driving
into the City of Mormon, yes, And we didn't know
that and we never were told. So we had like
a four hundred dollars a four hundred pounds bill.
Speaker 1: When we got back.
Speaker 9: My wife was like, what, I'm not paying this and
then we're.
Speaker 1: Like we have to pay. Well, this has been fascinating.
I I think it's great. Congratulations on the championship.
Speaker 8: I thank you very much.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and uh, one more year, one more year as
a student athlete.
Speaker 4: Yea more years I should athlete and then I'll be
kicked out of the country and.
Speaker 11: It looks like we should have done that.
Speaker 4: Last one more year and then that's me. I need
to worry about what I'm going to do with the
rest of my life. I might I might be going
back and doing a postgraduate degree in Scotland. I'm always
still wanting to play football though, just unsure what level
that is yet, but I'm always wanting to play football.
Speaker 1: Yeah. My brother studied over in Canterbury and has a
friend a Scottish Steve, and he's got he stayed in
touch with his Australian kid and a Scottish kid. Maybe
Ozzy Steve and Scottish Steve. Two guys Steve.
Speaker 9: We actually have a two scott two. Ozzie's coming in
to us this year. We have a couple of English,
a couple of Irish and Swedish and a couple of Germans.
And the German kid that we have coming in is
six foot eight. Wow to center forward.
Speaker 5: Really yeah, I.
Speaker 1: Don't think I've ever seen a soccer player that tall.
You don't have the day we're practice. Yeah yeah, yay, Well,
good luck with all that. I think what you've done
here is really impressive.
Speaker 9: We'll see how impressive it is next November. We'll come
back and another show. We'll keep you updated, or you
come to a game, watch a game, and do a
podcast at the game.
Speaker 1: I will come to a game and I'd love to
have you back just to hang out and shoot the ship.
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very excited that my youngest son, Jamison, is coming to
live with me. I find him to be one of
the funniest people I know, truly, like, authentically funny, and
we're giving you some of the moments he sat in
on the podcast over the years. In honor of his
moving back to the Greater Rochester area. I went to
cluck if you back or Tanye over here. It's along
the canal, okay, Jamison. Jamison got a crawfish boil, which
I know most people don't like the mudbugs, but he
loves crawfish. He's a Southern boy and he ate that.
That was amazing. Then on Friday we went to Sea Breeze.
Of course we had to go look for sneakers. Now,
I don't understand what makes a sneaker valuable these days,
like the different eras of Jordan. I don't even know
how you evaluate the money, right, but we know that
if you get the original Jordan, it's this, it's that.
So we went to the plug who had advertised on
the podcast, and there was he wanted an ack Gel
fifteen hundred the acik jel.
Speaker 5: I don't know they made a six anymore.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, hang on. So we went to one store
and then we went to Dix, and the guy at
Dix goes, yeah, man, you're not going to find those
in any retail store. You're gonna have to find them
in like a shop that resells sneakers. I said, wait,
they're like a collector's thing. And I guess they're so
big now. So we went in and an acek gel
whatever was one hundred and seventy five bucks okay for
a pair of these.
Speaker 5: Wow, And I'm like, like baseball cards.
Speaker 1: I go, okay, how do you like? I'm going what
made where's the demand? Who knew these running shoes, these
basic running shoes now are so popular among a certain
segment of the population that there are one hundred and
seventy five dollars. Now, I don't have. I don't have
a problem spending money. Maybe that is a problem, but
and I love I'll buy good running sneakers. I like
the Brooks running sneakers. And you're going to spend one
hundred and fifty to almost two hundred dollars.
Speaker 5: Those are good sneakers.
Speaker 1: But I'm not I'm not buying you one hundred and
seventy wall No to wear. These are part of his
to wear. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, okay, these are part
of it. This is part of the fit, Danny, He's
got a fit. Oh wow, Oh yeah, this is I tho.
Speaker 5: Guys are just like Biber decoration.
Speaker 1: This kid watches Jamis and my fourteen year oldsd and
watches all kinds of fashion like dude style on TikTok
and stuff, guys modeling different clothes and this and that.
And he's looking for his fit. And he's all about
looking as good as he can. Now. The kid is
six foot about to be six foot one. He has
a size twelve foot maybe uh, he's not done growing.
So why am I gonna buy you one hundred and
seventy five dollars shoe you're gonna be out of? And
then what are we gonna do. You know what I'm saying,
I go, I'm not doing this. So I said to them, look,
I love you. I'll spend up to this amount of money,
but I'm not going over that. So maybe I was
the bad dad, but I'm My bigger question was how
does that shoe become all of a sudden, this thing
that I didn't get it?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't understand.
Speaker 1: It's there. They were there one hundred and seventy five bucks.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 1: And then we went to Sea Breeze.
Speaker 5: At least didn't ask for the Lonzo balls.
Speaker 1: No, right, right right?
Speaker 5: They basically killed his career.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're so bad. Uh. The Sea Breeze and we
were racing on the water slides. We did all the
water slides Lazy River and I he likes the wavepool.
I'm not a big fan of wave pools. I don't
know why, just rather be in the ocean, but he
likes it. He likes being tossed around by him. And
we went out deep and something happened in the wavepool.
And I will say Sea Breeze does an amazing job.
That park is clean. There's not I mean, it is spotless.
The rides are very efficient. They move you through even
at the line. I did the jack Rabbit twice, which
I think I'm starting to get old, because I felt
a little queasy after the second one. Then we did
two of these other this newer ride that's been there
a couple of years, but it's newer. It's all roller coaster,
no loops, but you spin around on the outside of
this thing that's on the track and it flipped. You're
all over the place. I did that twice too, but
they do an incredible job. We're in the wavepool. We're
about to get out because the waves have stopped, and
all of a sudden, like just as we're walking out,
they sound the alarm again. Okay, so that means the
waves are coming. So we go back in and this guy,
older guy looks to be a little older than me.
It seemed pretty fit, and he goes out. He had
been sitting at the edge, so I don't know if
he had kids that were playing in the water, but
he came all the way out to this deep end
off into this corner. We were sort of the only
people out there off into this corner, and he was
probably a good fifteen feet away from me, and he
just kind of floated around for a second and then
went back in. What do you think happened? I think
the guy was taking a piss. Really, I think the
guy came out there and took a piss in the
corner pool. Now I have no way of proving it.
I couldn't. Look, they have so much chlorine in there
that it's cloudy anyway, it's kind of cloudy. Yeah, and
I'm going the amount of FECI this is human smoothie,
and that's thing, and there's feet. I'm okay, I said.
Speaker 5: Pools are like what those balls are that McDonald's okay.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well this is the But I go, I think
this guy, it was the weirdest thing. He just came out.
I was there for maybe not even a total of
ninety cans float around, maybe maybe two minutes off just there,
and then came out. And then as we're walking out,
he's sitting back up on the on the edge of
the water, and I go, what the actual fuck happened here?
I think that guy went and took a leak out
in that water and then came back in. And I
don't think he thought anything of it. I swear to god,
he made eye contact with me. I think he made
eye contact. Going you watch this, I go, I can't.
I'm I think he took a leak out in the pool.
Speaker 5: That's what stings your eyes. It's not the chlorine, it's
the urine in the pool.
Speaker 1: Stop it. So I was telling by whom our teacher,
a chemist.
Speaker 5: No, our biology teacher told us. She goes, missus killsback
to She's like, uh, yeah.
Speaker 1: I don't. I've heard that too, but I'm not. I'm
not really sure. But I also when I had said
Doreen in the pool myself, and it would sting my
eyes after I just put it in.
Speaker 5: We also had Jackson and Jordan No, I know, well
that's true too. He did watch this, watch what you know?
Speaker 1: Jameis and I would we race around. Now here's an
interesting thing. There were moms, some in bikinis, some in
you know, in bathing suits, but bikinis, and but they
were being moms. They weren't like anything. The dads that
were in shape, I felt like they were peacocking. Now
I don't know if it's just me. I don't know
if it's just me, but I saw an in shape
dad kind of walking chest out, proud, kind of giving hey,
y yeah.
Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yes, because most of
the guys, like I used to always joke, like you
go to I used to say about a different water park,
but the waiting pools or the wave pool and the
waiting pool.
Speaker 1: They had a waiting pool for the little kids. You
could kind of go out and only get up to
like two and a half three feet. It was like
watching water buffalo, you know what I'm saying. They would
just go out there and marinate in this shit. And
most of the people are heavier, set out of shape.
And look, if you've got kids, it's you're running around
all the time. There's not a lot of time to
get to the gym or keep yourself in shape. But
his one dad, man, he was I go and he
was in decent shape, not great shape, not not phenomenal,
didn't have ripped dabs or anything, but fit. He was
fit and he knew it. And he was walking. He
was peacocking a little bit. So yesterday doesn't turn Hey,
one of the kids, come on, try to keep up.
I was like, that's what my father would do, all right, buddy,
thirty years old than.
Speaker 5: You, I could still keep going.
Speaker 1: You could keep up with me.
Speaker 5: So I came out here. I wanted to look at
some guitars in their clothes. But anyway, come out here,
and along the way between Henrietta and Fairport, I must
have seen four different dads mowing the lawn with no
shirt on.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, well it's hot, it was.
Speaker 5: Here's the thing though, they had no shame.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like whatever is that? It was their property?
Speaker 5: Yes it is. But I was like, oh man, I
would not.
Speaker 1: I couldn't do that. All right, I couldn't do that.
Did I tell you the idea for a video I have?
And I got a actually a deadline on this. I
gotta do it. So there was a day I came
here to the studio in Fairport, and Fairport's become the
very popular village where we live. And a guy is
walking it's hot. It was like one of the early
June hot and there and it's maybe a Tuesday, and
he's walking into town no shirt on and not in
great shape. And I know in New York State women
can go topless. And I thought, wouldn't it be funny?
Wouldn't it be funny if this if I did a
video where like we pretend there's a town ordinance under
thirty five. Maw, you can go shirtless. Over thirty five,
you can't, or maybe under thirty five and under two
oh five, right, she can't.
Speaker 5: Chief Barns pulls up. He's got to call at somebody's house.
I'm on Sport Road.
Speaker 1: Hey, I'm walking with my shirt off, and all of
a sudden, here and I get I'm pulled over, and
like they're going, well, could you get a chick to
be part of this video? Because I pitched this idea?
And I don't know, because that'll just that'll kill the
whole thing for me. It would be great, but they'll
kill it. I said. So I'm there and they go, hey, man, uh, listen,
we know you're over thirty five and you're definitely over
two oh five. You gotta you gotta have a shirt on. Listen.
I don't mean to do this, but you gotta get
And all of a sudden, as I'm getting the ticket,
up walks my son Jordan, with no shirt on. Hey dad,
you're getting a ticket? Yeah, and they go hey Jordan,
he goes, what are you getting a ticket for? Oh?
Your dad's got no shirt on. Well neither do I. Jordan,
looking great, have a great day. And then they drive
off like something like that. I think it would be
really funny if I shot that video. That would be
very funny. But yeah, i'd be hilarious. Oh, by the way,
before uh, I wanted to play this because this is uh.
Shannon Dherty also passed and we did mention that earlier.
Speaker 13: But Hi, I'm Shannon Doherty. I've played the Girl next
Door and the Girl not so next door. I've produced,
I've directed, But now I'm doing something I've always wanted
to do for me. I'm on my way to getting
my college degree. I locked onto Education Connection, the free
service that showed me hundreds of schools and degrees so
I could pick the right one. Now I'm actually getting
my degree in liberal Arts online. But you could get
yours in business, in culinary arts, in nursing, in criminal justice,
even a degree in technology from my reo.
Speaker 5: Were those commercials, Yeah, I know that was It sounds
like the Everest Yes, it was like right up through
the Everest heads. By the way, there was one debt
that really scared me. Jacoby Jones was a hero of
the Raven's last Super Bowl win, and he helped get
him there. Like he had a huge catch in Denver
for a touchdown. He returned a kickoff or a touchdown
against the Niners forty years old. Everybody said he was
fine yesterday, just didn't wake up this morning. And everybody's like,
what forty years old?
Speaker 1: What happened?
Speaker 5: Well, they don't know, and I'm like, I'm forty four.
I'm like, all right, what's going on.
Speaker 1: Everybody's gonna die, I know, right, So what are you
afraid of? Well, you know, what are you afraid of?
Leaving my wife? I mean going on to leave. I
want to leave, but I'm not in a hurry to die, right,
I'm not in a hurry to die. I think that. Look,
I don't know. Everybody's gonna croak, die whatever. And you
go on to the next thing, right, you go back to.
Speaker 5: I merge with my creator.
Speaker 1: Well you kind of go back to being whatever. You know,
your energy. You never really die, you can't. There's too
much whatever. That gets all weird. But I hear you.
But I would think for you, you know what's happening,
you know where you're going. Yeah, you're fine. Well, it's
all a journey, and I'm glad to have you along
for part of my journey. And I'm glad to have
my fourteen year old son living with me, uh a
part of his journey and my journey. Looking at it
great memories and we'll see you tomorrow.
Speaker 5: Book a big hotel.
Speaker 1: Didn't know what to do.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to tv Yon do the letter to you
and starting not a dad in about the unter state