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Speaker 2: Well, hello and welcome. Thanks for getting your pot on.
Thank you for telling a friend. That's how we spread
the word about the pirate ship.
Speaker 1: I think that yesterday and the last episode, Bull was
making fun.
Speaker 2: Of me when we came When he came on, Bull
made fun of you. I think he went, hello friends.
I sort of flattered.
Speaker 1: But Danny's here, all clean shaven, my man, looking looking sharp.
Speaker 2: You look a little subdued. Why do you you seem
a little subdued? Are you subdued? I guess too many
supplements today? What happened?
Speaker 1: I took I started taking your supplement and I'm peeing neon, neon.
Speaker 4: That's the idea.
Speaker 2: It's like the light is far away from the toilet
in my bathroom. It's too far from me.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, he's got his own bathroom.
Speaker 2: I'm not Oh we got double bathroom. I'm not dealing
with that ship. I don't know, dah. The sake is plucking.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you something. I got to go in
there and start. I've been cleaning, like slowly. Well, my
I got some standing. Never mind, I have issues right now.
There's a lot of issues. But it has nothing to
do dad, nothing to do with my uh, with my
stuff in there.
Speaker 2: But you shaved it off, buddy.
Speaker 4: Yeah it was almost it was actually longer than yours.
But yeah, it just I looked like Mark Hillman and
I had to put it away.
Speaker 1: Hey, no disrespect, but I can't look like you your fat
fuck that.
Speaker 4: I just I just I I you look younger than
I do with a beard. I look old well, and
I'm not knocking Mark, but like Mark is a.
Speaker 2: Gray beard, yes he does. He has a completely He
was completely great.
Speaker 4: And mine was gray. And then I read today that
like stress leaves the gray hair. I'm like, all right,
that's gotta go, Gray's gotta go, shaves gotta go, Bear's
gotta go. My wife wanted me to grow one. I'm like,
and I went ten days.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know how long I've gone. So I've
been experimenting with this because I have never had a beard.
Speaker 2: I did.
Speaker 1: I did once in a in a November November, and
then I've shaved it off. I figure, if I get
this and it comes in, okay, IOK, pretty good, I'll
let us stick around.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So but then the somebody.
Speaker 4: Drew you you know what I'm saying, pencil drawings in
New York City, Like somebody drew Billy Moran on your
on himself.
Speaker 2: Looks good. It's no, no, no, that's funny.
Speaker 1: I feel like the remember the magnet you would get
with the.
Speaker 2: Iron filing, Yeah, fifth grade playing with beard around the
guy or you put hair on his bald head.
Speaker 1: So I have the manscape beard headger yes, but I
think I'm missing the regulator, the guard, so I don't
know where it is. So, but you can do different lengths.
So I've been trying to do the different lengths and
then I shaved it down really close, like, well, I
don't I don't like that, but I don't know, like
how to keep it all tight.
Speaker 2: Their guys WI look tight.
Speaker 1: So then today I decided, well, let me shave the
neck and I'll leave it come down to Then I
went too high on the shot.
Speaker 2: I don't know how to fucking do this. There's a
lot of work. There's beard. Shit's a lot of fucking work.
Speaker 4: And then you got beard oil.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know about that.
Speaker 4: But when you get I guess when you get for
then you gotta get glasses. You gotta start drinking craft
beer wearing I'm okay with the heart.
Speaker 1: I got a lovely, lovely email to start my day today.
I'm not kidding. I'm not kidding. I know that sounds
almost like I'm being sarcastic. It is fantastic, and I
was gonna read it, and then I thought, well, should
I have Danny read it? Because it is it self
granted number one is it self grandizing to read it,
But it was very, very sweet, and I think the
purpose for me to read it would be to show
people how much I do appreciate you downloading this podcast
and listening it truly means a lot. And uh, but
then I thought, if I have Danny read it, well,
Danny will turn it more into a joke all of
a sudden become fucking Casey case and I'm gonna have to.
Speaker 2: So I'm thinking, do I let you do that? All right?
Do you want me to read it like Casey Casey?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: I want you just to but read it like Dambirelle.
Speaker 1: But you you're not gonna be able to because you're
gonna slip into some character and you're gonna get all
weird about it.
Speaker 2: Here's how I'm gonna.
Speaker 4: Say, good morning, mire animal, No, good morning. I've been
a long time list since ninety six days.
Speaker 2: So the ninety six what they're talking about is CMF
was on.
Speaker 4: Was just ninety six CMF, right, just like I like
Billboard when I started, and we have to add the
point five. Standman comes in, we have to add the
point five. I think the better diaries, for more accurate diaries.
Speaker 1: I think there was a ninety six one that came in. Okay,
so you couldn't be ninety sex. I think that was
an fc C thing.
Speaker 4: But I don't know there was join ninety six in Buffalo.
I know that, yeah, so may have overlapped. Okay, don't
know I'll start again. Good morning. I've been a long
time listened since ninety six days and absolutely love capital
l O ve your Bilified podcast. I have learned so much,
both good and bad.
Speaker 2: Lol. Yeah, I told you he can't because it was
a parenthesis. I have to I have to have context.
I read context.
Speaker 4: Tone gets lost in text. It's okay. So when I
do that, it means, you know, I appreciate you opening
your world to all of us, and have adopted many
of your philosophies. Quote go for the better feeling thought,
quote go forth and tell no one right. And one
of my favorites I get to.
Speaker 2: Oh, I get to instead, I have to get to
I get get it to right?
Speaker 4: Oh, and be present. I use them all my everyday
life with my husband and adult children. I was initially
devastated when I heard what had happened on that horrible
November day. I quickly realized that when one.
Speaker 2: Door closes, it was Kennedy shot that day?
Speaker 4: Was that that was a twenty second?
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Speaker 4: That was the twenty second? Was was that when you
were you know, nic shot?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Was your radio career shot that day too? I don't
think So, my fellow Americans, that's not what moranimal could
do for you, what you could do if I'm R Animal.
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I wasn't doing. You and me, You and me, we can't,
we can't do anything.
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no guests, just you and me.
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couldn't be more true. I enjoy your podcast very much
and cannot playing all that I have learned from you
and your guests, especially that Burrello fellow that Okay, thank
you big Capital Letters, thank you for all you do.
I look forward to each episode and tell your mom
she can listen to simply fast forward through all the
quote raunchy parts. I find myself simply listening to all
of it. I am not a football fan at all,
but still, but I have still learned from listening to
New topics anyway, Capital Letters, Thank you, Smiley face. Do
you do a Bill Lighten podcast? If so, how could
I listen? Thank you again? And never stop being you
you Capital Yo. You have a wonderful positive impact on
more people than you realize. Lifetime listener. You want to
give the name no, Jackie right, yeah, Jackie PS, go ahead,
here we go. I clearly did not use chat, GPT
or Yeah, that was it. Yeah, I was gonna get
anything smart.
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Speaker 1: It made me so happy today? And that Bill Lightenman,
I'm stockpiling before I release them so that way it
can come out every week. And if I miss a week,
I got a couple in there that I can just
pop it better.
Speaker 4: If she wrote since the ninety six days I was
up in your studio when you had me doing sit
ups around your neck. Oh my god, that's not true.
Speaker 2: I forgot about that. I forgot. I totally fucking forgot
about that.
Speaker 1: The big news of the day is a shooter at
the Annunciation Catholic School church. They were in a church
ceremony at eight thirty in the morning. Shot and I
think it's now nineteen people too dead, an eight year
old and a ten year old, and then it's adults
and others that are that.
Speaker 2: Are really hurt.
Speaker 1: But there's things that are coming out they identify the shooter.
Speaker 2: Do you know anything about this?
Speaker 4: I know the cash Betel immediately like went through all
the bullet points. Well Cash Betel, I think was he's
head or the FBI. Yeah, but I thought he was
maybe targeted and maybe not, Okay, I don't know, but
but the that the shooter had a manifesto, put videos
on YouTube which have since been taken down and uh
may have been trans Uh.
Speaker 1: Yes, that is the point that that that's where I
kind of want to go with this, just just just
a little bit here because I think that that was
the headline in certain places and and and I go,
boy that that that seems like cheap and easy journalism
to me, because what we do automatically is one person's
twisted violence does not indicate an entire community, do you
know what I'm saying?
Speaker 2: In other words, how about.
Speaker 4: All Italians or gangsters?
Speaker 1: Yes, exactly, no, thank you, And we can't say that, like,
you know, just because I mean this person and here's
a little audio. I was disappointed once I found out
they were I think Robin Westman. Mother Mary Grace Westman,
obviously a very Catholic. That's a very Catholic name, Mary Grace,
and she worked at that school until she retired, and
she's the one who allowed the courts in twenty seventeen
to change his name from Rob Robert because he identified
as a woman to Robin. And I was waiting to hear, like,
you know, something like this is my manifesto, but I
didn't hear that this is the actual voice of the
person from a video that they believe was put up,
possibly within the last forty eight hours to Marrow, showing
all these guns, showing all the bullets Morrow. I'm sorry
to my family, but that's it.
Speaker 4: That's the only people.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry to those kids. Now, I go, this is
like the most disturbing thing. And you got to see
the amount of ammunition, at least in the camera lens.
There's a lot of things that are written in I
would say, I think it's I think it's the cistic.
Speaker 2: Is that the right word? Am I using the right word?
Speaker 1: It's more of a Slavic language. I think it's used
in Russia, the cistic alphabet. I think it's called cystics
C y S T. I.
Speaker 2: I don't. I'm too dumb to actually know the correct
answer to that, but I think that's what it is.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: And there were things written on the on the guns
and stuff like that, But we need to be clear
that a person's gender identity is not what made them violent.
I mean, there's other shit going on there, don't you think.
I mean, I know we're going to say, well, clearly
there was something unstable.
Speaker 2: I fuck what I no.
Speaker 4: The only thing is though there have been now four
of these incidents involving a supposed transgender person shooting, the
national shooting on the national shooting, the national shooting, that
old man. No, no, it was it was. Uh That's why
I was trying to like go to my phone because
I saw something like this, uh four. I wish I had, like,
you know, bookmarked it. But I mean, there're I don't.
Speaker 2: Ever remember seeing a headline.
Speaker 4: There were four different incidents that I that according to
according to like again this is X and so I
mean I'm working all day and I'm like, oh my gosh,
what happened? I started scrolling there were there have been
four incidents. Okay, so here it is. Twenty twenty three.
Trans person shoots up a Christian school, kills three children,
threes at three adults. Twenty twenty four. Transperson shoots up
a Christian school, kills two people, injured six others. Twenty
twenty five just happened. Trans person shoots up a Catholic school,
kills two children, injured seventeen others. They're three mass shootings
in two years by by trans.
Speaker 2: People, by people who identify as trans identify as trans. Okay,
but how about all the other ones?
Speaker 4: No, I understand, like there's shoot shooting.
Speaker 2: See. You know what I'm saying, like.
Speaker 4: I understand that these things happen, like you don't want
to say all the time, but they happen often in
this country.
Speaker 2: What do they call? What are the what do we call?
Speaker 1: Because I I in my dumb language, I would say, oh,
you know, straight guys, what are they call?
Speaker 4: Straight white men?
Speaker 2: But yeah, but what do they what do they call that?
Speaker 1: There's a name for it in cells CIS or something,
oh CIS males. Yeah yeah, yeah, which sounds weak to me.
But anyway, I'm just saying, like if you called out
everybody who was let's say a CIS mal that did this.
Speaker 2: And what the fuck? I mean?
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, like, I hate seeing it
painted with a broadbrush because I think that's not journalism.
It becomes sort of propaganda when we start doing that,
and it gets scary, and there's people already. And I'm
telling you right now, Danny, I think you're gonna see
some transgender eating lead somewhere.
Speaker 2: I really do.
Speaker 1: I think somebody's gonna get pissed off and go these
freaks that kind of thing. And I that's that's honestly
my worry, and I go, is it. It's sort of
like the scapegoat. What should be is two children died,
seventeen other people are injured in the hospital, This was
a place of worship, a school. What are we doing
with this glorification of guns? What is the mental health
of most Americans? That this is happening so frequently in
this country? That to me is the bigger issue, Not
so much that it was a CIS person like a
CIS persons.
Speaker 4: I don't like using the term CYS. But but the reason
all the reason we're using the term cysts is because,
I mean, we've been forced to use the word trends.
But the thing is, though, is that they want to
be identified as trans. Okay, like, I'm not, these are
just facts. I'm not like, this isn't my opinion. Apparently
there's been a movement among trans people that they want
to be identified as trans or the gender that they
want to identify it. So now if that's the case
and they go out and shoot people, then okay, we're
just playing by their rules. These are the facts, this
is what they want to be identified as. And this
person went out and shot up to school.
Speaker 2: These are all facts.
Speaker 4: This trans person went up, had a manifesto, ran through
all this.
Speaker 2: But so there's a bun.
Speaker 1: But but the thing is that sensationalism or the important facts.
I think it becomes sensationalism when you start putting it
in there because they're such a minority of I mean,
how many trans people do you know?
Speaker 4: I'm seriously trying to think.
Speaker 1: I think I knew one or two people who maybe
were I remember an engineer in radio one recently.
Speaker 2: Okay, so maybe two. Okay, So out.
Speaker 1: Of all the people that you've ever encountered in life,
it's a small amount. And that's my point is you're
gonna paint with a broad brush and now we're going
to have all these things and that'll be the focus,
and not the focus on mental health or obsession with guns,
the easy access to this sort of stuff.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know if this person lived by themselves or not.
They're twenty three years old, It's very possible they could.
I have a twenty three year olds and does not
live with me or his mom, so and I just
go I think we should be more outright. The children's
lives got stolen, not so much the gender of the person.
What the fuck is happening in this country that this
becomes so such an easy thing to do, and by
the way they tell them themselves.
Speaker 4: I know I want to agree with you. I want
to agree with you.
Speaker 2: I know you don't. That's why I brought it up,
because I want too different.
Speaker 4: Because the thing though, I think, let's go back, Let's
go back a little ways. Okay, there's been this movement
and that this is not my opinion. I'm just stating
facts here. There's been this movie in the last ten
years to teach critical race theory in schools. Okay, you
can look that up if you want. And my whole
thing is just just just print the facts. Let's just
print American history as it was verbatim.
Speaker 2: I don't think I know what that's just in other words,
critical race theory.
Speaker 4: In other words, like there's a systemic point of view
that white people have tried to suppress every other White
men have tried to suppress every other group, and there's
a historical systemic method and how they've done it over
the years in everything. Okay, that's what critical race theory is.
In a nutshell. That's just the basic way I could
explain it. And my whole thing is, look, let's just
print the facts and whatever whatever, whoever did what to whom,
It's all out there and you could draw your own
conclusions when it comes to crime. When it comes to crime,
all the stats matter, the race of the person, the gender,
the gender identity apparently now is a factor, the age
of the factor where they single every little detail matter.
So we can compile statistics and come up with the
pattern and go, yeah, we got a problem with possibly
this group and why, and then we could sort it out.
I know that sounds harsh.
Speaker 1: We have to you're gonna run into You're gonna run
into but you're gonna run into problems there.
Speaker 4: Okay, but here's the vigilante I am not advocating vigilante justice.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: I'm saying, like what you're saying is, if we were
able to and they I'm sure it happens to a
certain degree at law enforcement and things like that. Once
you start doing that, then we go down to while
you're a young black male, which is what thing has happened.
But I'm going to say this. I will say this.
I have never seen another culture that stands up for
everybody who was a criminal and makes them their their martyr, right,
And so you want to know why there's no advancement.
It's like you're holding back the whole group. I have
never seen a white person stand up and say, let's
say this right, take away the transgender that this person,
Oh my god, guy had mental health problems. Why don't
want to get them? You understand I'm saying we're not there.
I don't mean to blame them a victim, but there
is some of that that goes on in certain in
certain cultures, and it has become a problem because some people.
I think we did target right. We started to to
profile people, and then what happens. We got a kid
who has had skittles in his pocket walking through a
neighborhood at I and gets shot.
Speaker 2: Oh we can't have that. You understand, you're saying.
Speaker 4: So here, here's two sides. Of the coin. Okay, nine
to eleven happens. You know who the hijackers were, we
know what their ethnicity was, we know what their religion was. Okay,
then there came the Lackawan of six, right, and the
lacka Wana six, same thing. But you know who turned
into lacha wana six one of them the Muslims themselves
in the community, who are like, no, we're Americans first, yes, right,
So that's where this is, like, you know.
Speaker 1: It becomes the thing because you get on a slippery
slope if we start profiling everybody like that, and that's
why you always hear don't profile And I'll say, as
an individual, we all do it, and it might keep
you safe.
Speaker 2: The Buffalo Bills.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're trying to get over the hum I think
you and I discussed Nick right and discussed Nick Right
and his saying that they really need.
Speaker 2: To win a Super Bowl.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then a bull, Sean McDermott Bull was on
yesterday and Bull said, hey, it's a fair point. It's
a fair point that they haven't hung an AFC championship
banner in their high Mark Stadium.
Speaker 4: Right now as it happened nineteen ninety three, right.
Speaker 1: So not, at least not under McDermott, So that would
be it.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: One of the weak spots that we're seeing or or
fearing about, I don't know is the defensive backfield and
in particular maybe the safety.
Speaker 2: I hear Silo Sanders is available.
Speaker 1: But how do you feel about them bringing back Jordan
Poyer And is he just on the practice squad? Is
he like the veteran voice out there, you know, to
get in guys ears and maybe help coach him up
a little bit. I mean, you gotta admit Jordan Poorter
Michah Hyde were one of the best tandems in the
NFL when they were with the Bills.
Speaker 4: They were Michael Hyde was on the practice squad last year. Yes,
Sean McDermott loves to bring back guys who know his
system right, that's his thing, Okay. And when you there
have been certain positions they've drafted really well. They've done
a heck of a job with the offensive line. They
made josh Allen an anomaly at quarterback. I mean, Josh
all was not supposed to be what he was according
to the numbers, and he has defied every expectation mine included.
So they've done well there. They've done well in the backfield,
they've done well in the secondary. Yeah, okay, yeah. Part
of that secondary was they had to bring in two
free agents, one named, this is years ago, Michael High,
the other one named jan Jordan Poyer. Because their defense
is not a blitzing attack style defense the way Wide
Phillips was, the way a lot of guys are. His
defense is more what they call it ben but don't break,
keep everything in front of you and eventually you'll get
the takeaways and the turnovers. And last year they did,
they did really well. You know, mcdermot's defenses are sometimes
in the top five, sometimes they're you know, they get
to all the way down to twenty, but they do
take the ball away. The thing is, though, the fact
that he's had to bring back a safety in the
last couple of years reminds me of when they didn't
have enough receivers and they had to bring back Cole
Beasley and John Brown and they came back and did nothing.
But hey, we know these guys and they know our
system and that's what they're doing. Jordan Poyer, so he's
gonna be a highly paid kind of assistant coach to
mentor cool Bishop and Taylor Raps just to what Michael
Hi did last year. But if worst case scenario comes
where these guys don't get it like Tamar Hamlin and
they throw him in, that's a horrible, horrible place to
be for a defense that's predicated on going from the
back forward, which is where your safeties are.
Speaker 1: Talk to me about the money, because he was Poyer
was making two million with the Dolphins.
Speaker 2: What do you know what the salary is I have,
I don't know.
Speaker 4: If he's on the practice squad at eight, Yeah, it's
like there's a confettionan minimum that he's gonna be making.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Uh, but I think they talked him into coming back
just to like kind of like be a mentor. But
that's what coaches are for, you know what I'm saying.
Like he's on his way out, his career is over.
That's one less spot for somebody else who could develop.
Speaker 1: But could it also be to watch him in practice
and how he does it. You know, it could be
he could coach all day long. I mean, clearly, coaching
is the difference. I was amazed when when Bull was
on the last episode and the audio wasn't wasn't great
because he's not technically great apparently.
Speaker 2: Uh, but I love the guy.
Speaker 1: He was listing all the great players that the Bills
had back in the early two thousands and on, and
I forgot. I mean, you had guys like Marshawn Lynch.
Speaker 2: He goes. The players were there, he goes, the coaching
was not. No, I mean, you do you agree with that?
Speaker 4: Aaron Shots of formerly Football Outsiders that the two thousand
and four Bills were the greatest football team that never
make the playoffs And he's got the numbers to prove it.
And that was the year where they went on that
run and all they had to do was beat Pittsburgh
and their backups, and they couldn't beat Pittsburgh at home
with their backups, right. That was the Greg Williams So
that no, sorry, that was Mike. That was Mike. That
Mike Malarkey coach in that game, or was it? Yeah,
Malarkey was the head coach of that team. Okay, And yeah,
they've drafted Marshawn Lynch, they drafted Jason Peters. Jason Peters
is going to Canton.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I mean.
Speaker 4: Marshawn Lynch, Jason Peters and Stefan Gilmore, three dudes who
may bee head to kitten who we don't remember as
buffalo bills. America is not gonna look at his buffalo bills.
They're gonna look at Mark Sean as a Seattle Seahawk.
They're going looking at Jason Peters as a Philadelphia Eagle,
and they look at Stefan Gilmore as a New England Patriot.
Speaker 1: Right, there's something that has changed in the world. And
I don't know if it was something that I wish
I had as a child or not. And that would
be drones. Drones are interesting to me.
Speaker 4: I could see us as kids playing with you.
Speaker 2: It'll be so cool.
Speaker 4: I will roll control cars. Oh my god, Now imagine
something in the sky.
Speaker 2: No, but yeah, exactly.
Speaker 4: And you could spy on people.
Speaker 1: Well now, I mean, come on, if I got to
see you know, KATOSASKI changed it in a room when I.
Speaker 4: Was a kid, Hey, baby, sixteen year old build of
pine planes with charged with loitering.
Speaker 1: And if my friend, the girl I really liked in
high school, Taro wasn't lived by a bunch of trees
in a wooden area, easier with the but I don't know,
but the drones are. They're interesting, and I don't know
what to really make of them. I love drone footage.
I think it's great. I think it's easier now for
news stations to get aerial footage show you traffic.
Speaker 2: They can show it.
Speaker 1: Let's just get a drone guy done and done. But
then you get problems like this from Florida.
Speaker 5: As most people slept around one am Tuesday on Hannah,
Mikayla Lane and Loots, a late night delivery was on
its way. All of a sudden, one homeowner heard it
clatter against the back of their house.
Speaker 1: Okay, so you hear clatter against the back of your house. Obviously,
since we're talking about drones, this would be a drone.
But it's one am.
Speaker 5: He was on its way. All of a sudden, one
homeowner heard it clatter against the back of their house.
Speaker 6: He walks outside to discover a drone had crashed in
his backyard. He picks up the drone when he sees
that the drone has a brown cloth bag attached to it.
Speaker 5: This family wasn't expecting a package. The homeowners tell us they.
Speaker 1: Now didn't we hear like Amazon was going to start
delivering by drone and all this now I thought drone.
I'm being told, well, I'll get into that in a second.
Speaker 5: I don't know if that'll ever have opened up the bag,
and this is what they found.
Speaker 6: Three bags with fetanyl powder and one bag of methampheta.
Speaker 2: Meete.
Speaker 5: They immediately called the Hillsboro County Sheriff's office before deputies
could get their Sheriff Chad Cronister says, the homeowners saw
a man outside.
Speaker 6: In his backyard with a flashlight looking for the drone.
Speaker 1: Okay, so the operator of the drone knew he had crashed.
Now they have the guy because they the cops are called.
Speaker 2: Just there's drugs.
Speaker 1: And you'll hear the cops say what three bags had
written on them?
Speaker 2: Here we go.
Speaker 5: Then the homeowners tell us they heard three separate knocks
at the door. Their security footage captured that delivery driver
or own operator looking for the missing package.
Speaker 2: Knock three times on the ceiling.
Speaker 4: If you won't weed, do I sell on the pipes.
Speaker 2: If the answer is missed, there he is there, he is.
Speaker 5: Deputies found Brooks waiting outside the house at the moment it.
Speaker 2: Showed me he was in the backyard.
Speaker 1: Pie all right, So this is the guy he goes it.
Showed me he was in the backyard. Okay, showed me
he was in the backyard. He obviously was too low.
Speaker 2: Well, you know we can't just be going after with backyard.
Speaker 6: I know.
Speaker 4: That's why I knocked.
Speaker 1: That's why he went knocked and say, hey, I think
I lost my drone in your backyard.
Speaker 2: Can I go get it?
Speaker 5: Another deputy went inside the home to unbox the package.
Speaker 2: Names.
Speaker 1: So there's names written on the bags. There's three different
bags and there's names written on them.
Speaker 5: And then the sheriff says each bag was labeled with
his customer's names on the fourth bag.
Speaker 2: Share this, Okay, I don't do it alone. Selfish Pricks.
Speaker 5: Chronister says there's no doubt Brooks was trying to make
sure this flight went undetected.
Speaker 6: From the remote.
Speaker 5: Your Your Brooks made a first appearance in court over
video conference Wednesday afternoon. Now deputies will look at drone
data to try to track this special delivery.
Speaker 1: Okay, So I'm not familiar enough with drones. So next
Wednesday or the next time you and I are together.
In September three, episode that we tape a guy from
a company called Your drone guy is going to come
on because I called him today and I go, tell
me about drones, because what can they figure out? They
can't figure out where it's going. There's no flight log
with a drone. I don't have to do that now.
Speaker 4: Yes, I'll think you have to log it with the FAA.
Speaker 2: No you don't.
Speaker 1: But but he said you can't fly drones because he goes, yeah,
I oh, how how close do you have to be
to your drone? Like when you're flying in and stuff?
I said, in other words, could you fly one from
one town to the other?
Speaker 2: Right? Can you do that?
Speaker 1: And he goes fifty kilometers and I go, why do
you got to go to the metric system? I'm too
fucking dumb to figure that out, and he started laughing.
He said, well you can just like what miles, you
can fly four hundred feet up and then I think
you start getting into airspace. So this guy was trying
to go really stealth because he hit a rooftop. I mean,
and you're supposed to be in line of sight according
to your drone guy, so that would mean that you
have to be there. And he said, sometimes if you're
going longer distances as long as you have someone else.
So if you were going to fly from New York
City out to Long Island, you're not gonna have line
of sight, but you could have people along the way
that are tracking your drone and they can be considered
the eyes on that. Okay, I don't know all the rules,
like there's a lot of laws stuff. But then I go,
here's a cool technology. But then the world is designed
by genius has to have been run by idiots, right,
because you're gonna have somebody you know, what happens? What
happens if you send up your drone and your neighbor,
you just happen to know that your neighbor likes to
lay out topless and sun in the middle of the
day while the kids are at summer camp, and so
you flymolation of promise?
Speaker 2: Would it be? I mean that that that's I don't
know what I mean. I was just flying my drone.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 4: Well, a couple of years ago, I was announcing a
game at Saint John Fisher University football game and we
noticed drones in both end zones, and the referee stopped
the game, and we didn't realize that the team was
using the drones to tape the game to help tape
the game. But the point was like there were drones
that are at each game, but like anybody could have
flown those drones over and what are they gonna do
about it? They're gonna stop the game, get the drone
out of here. Well who owns the drone? Right, we're
gonna shoot it down. We're not gonna pull out a
gun and shoot it. So what do you do? So
they waited like five minutes to figure out who's drone
it was, and I think somebody to say.
Speaker 2: Oh it's ours, it's Fishers.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, we think. But I mean the point is
like we gotta get the game going, can't take it,
so it's just up there. Who's gonna go get it?
You don't have like drone cops going out and like
Scutt and others, scud missiles and the pat pat arm.
Speaker 2: Room back up at half the hall fight it.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 2: They're paying me twenty bucks an hour, What do I care? Uh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's interesting, Like you could do an ex surveillance, yeah,
surveillance on your axe, yeah.
Speaker 2: Right, you can find out what has she been up to?
What has he been up to? These days? You know,
every breath you take right. I mean it's I just.
Speaker 4: Found out that my wife and her mother like keep
tacking to keep track of each other on their phones.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I'm like, do you do that to me? She just no?
Are you sure she's lying? Do I have a tag
on me? I mean, I live the most boring life.
I'm here, I'm there.
Speaker 1: I never I never had I never had my location
services on on my phone. Yeah, you coudn't see where
I was. Yeah, you have to go deep in there
to turn them off. So you may you may have
it on and not knowing. There's ways to figure that out,
but you you do you. So Jamison started saying to me,
I want to I can you just kind of tell
me where you are? And he goes in that way
you can track me and I'll track you, and I
was like yeah, all right, and then he comes over.
Speaker 2: Hey, I was thirsty. I'm like, okay, all right.
Speaker 1: But my brother has location services. He they track their friends.
They'll get text from their friends, Hey are you at
such and such? I see you're at such as much
pick me up whatever. It's like, oh my god, Like, I'm.
Speaker 4: Not sure I don't have that kind of well, my
friends don't give a crap.
Speaker 2: My brother does.
Speaker 1: But I mean you could have a drone come in
and you could film everything, you know what I mean, Well,
bachelor party.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you this. One time, when I started dating
my wife, a guy who was interested in her senator
figured out she was at my house. The drone over
no like like, apparently he was tracking her on her phone? Eh,
you could track her like yeah something, Well he might have.
Speaker 1: They might have been tracking each other when they were
together and she didn't turn on Facebook.
Speaker 4: Now if you get a Facebook call, that's a little creepy.
Speaker 2: Well, I've answered those from listeners I have in my house.
I've answered.
Speaker 1: There have been a few listeners because they don't have
my phone number, but they'll they'll call through that.
Speaker 2: Or there is the five A five two six eighty
eight sixty six.
Speaker 1: Not to hijack your story here, I have answered that
because it's an app on my phone and I can
just answer that anywhere I answered the phone.
Speaker 2: God, did you know who the guy was? You recognize that? So?
Oh yeah, he calls Hey, hang on, before before.
Speaker 1: You say anything, you look down, you see her ex's
name pop up on your phone. See, and you decide,
I hold the phone up and I go, hey, she's
there there, okay, and so are What is happening inside
you internally as you're debating whether or not to answer.
Speaker 4: That, I was right. I answer, there's no There was
no discussion. There was not like you want something?
Speaker 2: Is that what you answered?
Speaker 4: Hello, I'm gonna say his name?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Click?
Speaker 2: Oh we hung on? Hung up?
Speaker 4: You hung up? He sends me a message eight o'clock
that morning, Sunday morning. He goes, hey, Dan, I've never
had a conversation with this dude. The call, honestly, messenger
call was not intentional. I go, I get out of
church at noon. If you want to talk, we could
talk anywhere anytime you want until if you don't want to,
I don't want to hear from you again. You never
I never heard from Hm again.
Speaker 2: Maybe it wasn't intention When I would run into him.
Speaker 1: When I would run into him, he was stalking your
Facebook page and he apps accidentally hit call.
Speaker 4: I could say, it can happen, kind of nuts a.
Speaker 2: Little drunk morning, Well you're lonely? When else?
Speaker 4: Wait, not that I were just chatting?
Speaker 2: Hang on?
Speaker 1: When else is it going to happen? You're missing your
girlfriend at at three o'clock.
Speaker 2: In the morning. Yeah, it's drunks and lovers.
Speaker 3: On the road.
Speaker 2: It's lonely people at night.
Speaker 4: Why, you know, the funniest thing about this whole thing
is like, you know, how you you don't really like
I've never been somebody who gets off on making people
anxious or nervous or uncomfortable that or Yeah, I guess
when I was in the same room as this dude. Yeah,
because we were in the same hung in the same circles.
If wherever I went, he would go the opposite direction.
So I would literally just like try to be around
him and just watch him. Yeah, yeah, just because I
have that much control over.
Speaker 6: You, dude.
Speaker 2: Yeah really, Yeah, it is like you can't even.
Speaker 4: Go to the bathroom.
Speaker 2: It's a hard it's.
Speaker 7: A hard thing for people when when a relationship goes
and it wasn't something you wanted to end, and yeah,
you act irrational maybe and I feel, I.
Speaker 1: Don't know, I have a little bit of empathy. I
I like to think I've never done that. But I
don't know. A movie that I I I don't know
if it's available or not. It's called Play the Game.
Play the Game, and there's a reason and why I
would like.
Speaker 2: To see this movie.
Speaker 1: It's uh PG thirteen, but it's it's about a young guy.
He's a ladies man kind of, right, and he teaches
his grandfather, Grandpa Joe, who happened to be my grandfather's name, uh,
how to kind of He's a lonely widow widower, and
so Grandpa Joe goes to the grandkids starts to teach
him how to pick up the women, how to.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, all right, so it's not exactly Charlie
the Chockolfacord, No, you.
Speaker 1: Know, best mind games, how to meet women, how to
get the woman of his dreams. And Grandpa Joe is
played by Andy Griffith, oh okay, who ends up in.
Speaker 2: Bed in this movie.
Speaker 1: It's one of the last movies he did or last
shows he did. H He with Liz Sheridan, who played
Jerry Seinfeld's mom, and she's like in a Red Negligee
and I guess in the scene she hands him a viagra,
he takes it.
Speaker 2: They're in bed and she disappears under the covers. Wow.
Speaker 1: And then you see Andy Griffin's face, But I mean
Andy Griffiths got his Mayberry's off.
Speaker 2: I in a movie, I'd like to see that. I
just it sounds what you like to see curiosity.
Speaker 4: Because it's and Griffith.
Speaker 1: Well that's why because he played Mattlock, a Southern by
the book lawyer, and he played Andy Griffith of Mayberry.
Speaker 4: But I heard there were there have been stories alluded
to that Andy Griffith wasn't the greatest guy to work
with on the Andy Griffith Show.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: He was a comedian. He had a really weird there's
an album you can find. It was a football thing.
Speaker 4: I don't but he wasn't this wholesome dude necessarily.
Speaker 2: I don't know if that's true.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but that like he was, he was not like
great to work with with Don Knots and uh Donald.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't Don Notts drive you nuts after a walk,
would I mean he was mister Farley on the Threes
Come but he yeah, great, But like it was always that,
you know, he was Chevy Chase before Chevy Chase chip
tripping over.
Speaker 2: Things falling down.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, well.
Speaker 2: That was my favorite. Was the sniff.
Speaker 1: Always the sniff when you knew you were right or
you're gonna make a great point.
Speaker 2: That's well, and.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you whatever it was. But the yeah,
I'd like to see this. Liz Sheridan Jerry's mom, and
uh Andy Griffith that's Grandpa Joe. And the movie is
play the game.
Speaker 4: Have you ever seen the movie Bupkus or The Tallest
Show Bupkus? So they didn't renew it for a second season.
But Pete Davidson is on Peacock a Peacock. It's Pete
Davidson basically playing himself because that's what he does. His
mother is Edie Falco from The Sopranos. Okay, okay, his
grandfather is Joe Pesci okay, and his uncle is Brad Garrett.
Now his father's gone, of course, because they got to
play the whole like my father died at nine to
eleven firefighters that that's just what he does. And there's
this one scene where Brad Garrett picks up a woman
and he hurts his back. They help him, like he
and his grandfather help him pick up a woman and
all of a sudden he's like trying to have sex
with her and he throws out his back. So and
now Pete and his grandfather they gotta help him finish
the shod.
Speaker 2: God, oh my god.
Speaker 1: All right on that note, that note my friend Dan
who gave us a marble today.
Speaker 2: I'm just showing you what it's the show. I know
I'm just teasing, but they decided to redo it for
a second season.
Speaker 4: The show was actually pretty funny.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean it sounds like it. It actually does
sound like it.
Speaker 1: All right for Dan Marilla, Well, I see you tomorrow'll
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