Speaker 1: When your old career gives you lemons throwing some ice
mix in some vodka colored a podcast from the Mac
of All Trade Studio in Fairport and driven by Victor
Chrysler Dots jeem Ram. It's Billified, the Bill Moran Podcast.
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. Kevin is here, and
so is the soldier. It is Tyed I. The soldier
just said he hasn't seen his friend Matt in the
sometime no Easter Sunday. Oh okay, so then you did
see it.
Speaker 3: I was making a joke. Jesus Christ.
Speaker 2: It wasn't funny.
Speaker 3: I know. Well, you know you like having on people.
Speaker 2: He went there, he's already winding up. He does a
good job when he's here. He's all right, he's fine.
See how he is. We also have a guest, Tom
from We the Hobby. Kevin went in there and was
kind of blown away by the whole thing, and I
was I'm not as familiar, but I guess are you
into collecting?
Speaker 3: Were you into collecting?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've been into collecting essentially my whole life.
Speaker 2: So what what primarily do you collect.
Speaker 4: At this point in my life? Basically just sports cards
and memorabilia. Yeah, and some like nineties Pokemon stuff.
Speaker 3: Still.
Speaker 4: Oh really That's what got me into collecting was nineties Pokemon.
Speaker 2: Nineties Pokemon and how much your nineties can you get
for nineties Pokemon? Because I would think.
Speaker 4: Some of them, I mean, just the base ones go
for you know, two, three, four bucks, but some of
them go for hundreds of thousand.
Speaker 2: That's mean, wow, How would you know?
Speaker 4: You just have to know. I mean you can look
at a there's sight it's.
Speaker 2: Like cars and ship right, people know and you know,
but what's the most valuable or rare item that's kind
of come through your shop? There? We the hobby.
Speaker 4: So one of the biggest cards we pulled was actually
recently it was the twenty twenty four jayde and Daniels
Black Prism one on one that was about a quarter
million dollar card. What yep? And the gentleman who hit it.
We were just kind of waiting to fill a break
which is kind.
Speaker 2: Of what we do, so to kill what do you mean,
Philip break Ray?
Speaker 4: So live breaking is what we're pretty famous for. We're
one of the biggest, if not the biggest in the
world at it.
Speaker 2: So, okay, you got to explain this stuff because Mark
has no idea what you're talking about.
Speaker 3: What he's talking about.
Speaker 4: You're the idea.
Speaker 3: You're the dumb one sitting there now.
Speaker 2: I'm thinking this is sounds like like the unboxing, right,
that's exactly what. Yeah, so you're breaking the cards open.
But uh you how do you when you say you're
one of the biggest in the world, what does that
mean people come to watch you guys do this?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, we have viewers literally from all over the world. No,
sh We ship out about thirty thousand packages every month,
just just for breaks.
Speaker 2: Okay, because here's the thing that with collectibles that I
would think we live in a world now where I
don't have to go to your store. You don't you
know what I mean. I can go eBay, I can
go whatever. I'm sure there are sites I don't even
know about, right, I mean, there's.
Speaker 3: Something about going to the store. And I'll explain what
I started collecting. And I ask you, I started collecting
Ruby's cubes. Yeah, I'm upset with Ruby's cubes right now.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: And I had more fun I liked going to autism
showing I don't say that sounds like sounding like man,
I've been testing it about last fucking ship.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think Bill Belichick has autism.
Speaker 2: I think you have autism. No, I don't go ahead.
Speaker 4: Maybe it's twenty four year old girlfriend.
Speaker 3: Yes, so yeah, I liked. Actually I went into a
couple of places to, you know, get some some of
the cubes I couldn't find on because it's the orige.
You know, you don't want to freaking knockoffs.
Speaker 2: Well, okay, I guess I I agree with that. I
think you don't. You probably don't always know, and if
you're not, you don't have the certification, certification or know
how to look at it. I would think going into
the brick and I think it's a really good point.
But I also do wonder if most people because of
that the trust issue, Right, it's like all the.
Speaker 5: People like me and that grew up going to sports
card stores. Well, what's the demographic before the run around
my house? Should go in for a buck? You could
get pack and you'd going with ten bucks. You come
home with a bunch of cards.
Speaker 4: And exactly it's we we the hobby. We strive on
the experience because, like you said, anybody you can go
online and buy any pack of cards you want in
the box you want. People come into our store and
go to our breaks because of the experience online, our
breakers are just awesome, Like they're so entertaining. It's just
it's just a fun experience.
Speaker 2: When you do the breaks. Okay, Like, so did that
Jayden dance was a Jayden Daniels who said, ye Jade
and Daniels Black Prism. Okay, did that come out of
like some breaking just just you didn't know it.
Speaker 4: Was there and just have no idea how cool would
that been? And that one So that card itself, we
were waiting to fill a break because you know, you
have to sell spots. It takes a while sometimes. So
they did just a one box like random. That gentleman
paid thirty eight dollars for that spot and hit a
quarter a million dollar card.
Speaker 2: So also, what you're saying, you you're breaking somebody else's
like I buy it out a line at your store
and then you guys open it for me.
Speaker 4: So basically what breaking is is we will put together
like six to ten of the biggest boxes out right now,
and then we'll divide the price by teams. We'll do
a random thing. We'll sell if it's football, will sell
all thirty two teams. Once all thirty two teams are bought,
will open all ten or eight, six to ten of
those boxes. Whatever team you paid for, that's the cards
you get. So if you paid for the bills, you'll
get every bills card that comes out of those boxes.
Whether it's one card, whether it's one hundred cards, doesn't
matter what they're worth you.
Speaker 2: Whether it's every ten card or a two hundred fifty
thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: Card, exactly. We don't We don't keep any cards. We
don't keep anything. You get everything that comes out for
the team he purchased.
Speaker 2: Wow, So what if we got Mark right?
Speaker 4: Wow has gotten I set up here?
Speaker 2: Yeah, we go, I set up here, Just pick it up, Mark.
I would think going into the store too, because you know,
like there's even car guys right that'll put their cars
in auctions because people will see it online and then
they it will they don't want to sell it right.
Like there's a very famous story Jerry Seinfeld. He sold
a Porsche for twenty five million dollars, had it in
an auction. Nobody bought it, but he knew that there
would be the collectors looking at the auction from wherever
they were in the world, and he sold that thing
for twenty five million dollars. And I think the breaking
is sort of similar, right, because I would think like
that guy probably got offers immediately for that card.
Speaker 4: Instantly in the chat the second was hit people, I'll
give you fifty thousand, I'll give you eighty thousand, and
you know whatever the actual offers were. Anytime we hit
a big card like that, offers will come in instantly.
Speaker 3: So now is it? You said it?
Speaker 5: Typically it's by team, So if I picked the correct
if I pick a shitty team like the Panthers, yep,
am I paying last than I would say for like
a Cowboys or a Bills.
Speaker 4: First off, the Cowboys are terrible, so we don't. We
don't charge much for those guys. So we do two
different ways. We do a random where every team costs
the same and you don't know who you're getting, and
then we do a pick your team. So in that
case of pick your team, yes, the Panthers would be
much cheaper than say the Washington Commanders because they have
Jadan Daniels on the top.
Speaker 2: But like, so right now, if I wanted to get
the Jags, but I may want to wait till next
season because the Travis Hunter card will come out, correct, right,
But could I get the black Diamond version of that? Potentially?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: If you if you buy it next year, there will
be a Jayden Daniels Black Prison one on one. And
whoever hits that it's not gonna be worth as much
as as Jade and Daniels because he's a quarterback. Okay,
so Travis Hunter is. But if Travis cornerback or cornerback
or defensive back will be worth maybe.
Speaker 2: Will they let him play both ways in the NFL?
Speaker 5: I don't know, but got to hope that they're getting
the box from the manufacturer.
Speaker 4: Oh exactly in France, exactly.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So, and to speak to that, this past year, the
Black Prism Wemby one of one got hit in Asia
the day before the product released in America, so basically
the biggest card was gone before it even released.
Speaker 6: Then it dropped the price of the boxes real quick,
it did.
Speaker 2: How do you spot a fake or a copy of
misrepresentation in some way? Because today, man, we got we
can make guns hunder printer. You know what I mean.
D p Okay, So I'm just saying it. I think
you can make a pretty good replica of something. Are
you able to spot that stuff? Uh?
Speaker 4: Yeah, For the most part, A lot of people don't if.
Speaker 2: They're not rather cute, because I would be totally fool, right, It.
Speaker 4: Is very tricky. We don't see too many actual fake cards.
If we did, it's probably gonna be a high end
card that somebody's gonna like, maybe like a Jordan Rookie
that somebody's gonna try to fabricate. That's one you'll see
a lot of there's a lot of fake ones of those.
But for the most part, we don't see a lot
of fakes. We'll see people not knowing the difference between
unlicensed and licensed, and so that's a big difference in price.
For instance, right now, Tops does not have the rights
for the NFL or NBA, so their license, their product
they're putting out is technically unlicensed. But it's the only
way you can get Victor Webbinama Rookie autos is if
you get the unlicensed version, because Panini, which is licensed,
doesn't do Wemby autos. So there's there's a lot in
the hobby. That kind of a lot of little things
that takes a while to learn.
Speaker 5: It's reinvented itself. It used to be you would go,
you'd buy the set, or you'd buy a box.
Speaker 4: The team sets or player sets, and that was it.
Now it's the one of ones, the auto, those are
the case hits, the you know, just whatever's rare.
Speaker 3: It talked to me real quick.
Speaker 2: Remember the NFT boom or I'll call it a boom
and a bust. Yes, because the NFT boom was supposed
to be things like the pokemone I would assume that
someone drew or I remember the monkeys that were out there?
Speaker 4: Yeah, did that.
Speaker 3: Impact your business at all? Or what was your.
Speaker 2: Take on that?
Speaker 4: They still have They still do that with football, basketball
and all those. Yeah, honestly, I don't think it's really
impacted us at all.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't think people understand it.
Speaker 4: No, And like one of one's of those will still
sell for twenty thirty forty bucks. It sits on your computer.
It's just not No, it doesn't. It doesn't have the
same When people come into our store for collection, they
liked holding the card.
Speaker 2: Something about there's tangibility.
Speaker 4: And then pulling it yourself. There's nothing like when we
have a kid in our store who's a Bills fan
and they pull a key on Coleman Rookie or something
like that, and they freak out. There's nothing like that, and.
Speaker 3: They do it right.
Speaker 5: I mean, they've got nice big tables and chairs, and
we said give you the old plastic sleeves and the
and the heart cases in case you pull something good
out of your box.
Speaker 4: Yeah, if you right away, you get all you get,
free sleeves, free protectors. We do serve. We just got
our beer and wine license, so we do serve alcohol.
Now we have seven seven big screens.
Speaker 2: Someone to see, someone to get drunk going there.
Speaker 4: And I was.
Speaker 3: Looking for the it happens all of a sudden, I'll
serve fucking spending on Bill stuff.
Speaker 4: So we got some Josh Allen signed jerseys, helmets, photos.
Speaker 2: Where you looking school NBA jam in the corner?
Speaker 4: Oh we do. Yeah, And we also have a PS
five hooked up with all of the modern games too.
But we do have the old school NBA jams in
the corner. Any rub cubes not yet? We should we
should we have it? Do We have a chessboard what what?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 2: What is the obsession? What happened? Where did this come
from all of a sudden.
Speaker 6: Show us and hurt you?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 6: Show us on the cube? Where it hurt you?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 3: Where did you? Honestly? Do we have We have them
in We have them in the classroom, okay, and the
kids love them. So I started buying them and I
bring them with me and they play with them. And
if they saw that too, they can keep it. The
girls girls grow today? Yeah, yeah, girl today she took
one and she says she never had one. But I
don't believe it. She may not. Yeah, like five minutes,
five minutes.
Speaker 2: I don't know what level. I won't say too much,
but I have a friend who worked, uh, primarily with
children with on the spectrum, and he'll tell me he
thinks it's part of evolution. And some of these kids
are absolutely freaking You can't.
Speaker 5: And you can watch videos on it to it. There's
a there's a specific pattern of how to do it.
Speaker 3: Oh, because I haven't watched those, have you?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I actually watched the Chinese specific pattern.
Speaker 6: The brain lines you have to have.
Speaker 3: Looka is the worst thing I'm doing. I'm fucking doing Okay, all.
Speaker 4: Right, yeah, this is that's true.
Speaker 2: I mean I'm just saying from all the things I've
known over the years, right, this is sad. There's fun,
but he's helping the kids.
Speaker 3: Giving it to them. I mean, they solve it, they
keep Yeah that's awesome.
Speaker 2: So where are you buying them at? Like a target
or something?
Speaker 3: Well, I've been going to target. Yeah, I've been going
to games stop. Oh yeah they have them there, ordered
ordered someones online, obscure ones you go.
Speaker 6: You know, I have to find the more obscure.
Speaker 3: We have a fiftieth anniversary one and it's a goal
and it's goal to one of the one of the
sides side goal. Oh so I didn't even take it
out of the package. I just kept it in there.
Speaker 6: And well, how much is retirement?
Speaker 2: How do you find, like god, if something's still in
the package. And that's more probably toys and things than that.
But would that be something that people could sell somewhere else?
Could you steer them in the right direction?
Speaker 4: Yeah, So we do actually get people calling about like
sealed eighties and nineties wax. Unfortunately stuff is what we
could call like junk wax era. They just mass produced it.
Nothing really made it special, so we usually direct them
to like try yard Sales, flea market, it's online stuff
like that. Our shop deals with more higher end so
to speak, and more modern. We don't really do a
deal with anything beyond like twenty seventeen. Usually.
Speaker 5: There was a video I so other day of some
of a some card store somewhere and they had like
a nineties pack unopened of like Pokemon. Oh yeah, like
six or eight hundred bucks for the pack or something
crazy like that.
Speaker 6: I think it was Logan Paul.
Speaker 4: It could have been more than that. Some of those
some of those sealed packs from the nineties go for
thousands of dollars.
Speaker 3: It was just crazy.
Speaker 2: We're just gonna worrying about Oh, I can't do what
I thing is like because I guess, just like anything, yeah,
as only as valuable as someone's willing to pay you
for it.
Speaker 4: Oh, they pay for it, that's what really mean. Y. Yeah,
we just so, we just started a Pokemon channel, a
Pokemon breaking channel'll be the hobby. And the first week
they did a nineteen nineties sealed team rocket Box. It
was worth almost thirty thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: Tom, let me ask you a question, Yeah, how old
are you, I'm thirty six. Did you ever think that
you'd be thirty six years old and be excited about
Pokemon cards? I mean they're.
Speaker 3: Worth money, that's I think. I'm not trying to just
go like that's so you don't get excited about anything
except for freaking Guinness the fish fries.
Speaker 4: We do have guinness that I love.
Speaker 2: Oh, I would love it.
Speaker 3: I'm going guns.
Speaker 2: I love giveness.
Speaker 4: That's uh.
Speaker 2: Is there a holy grail for yourself that you've been
looking for? Like for you personally?
Speaker 4: For me, even though I'm a Celtics fan, obviously, I
grew up in the nineties, so Jordan was the only
thing anybody wanted to be like, So for me it
would still be uh an eighty six fleeer Rocky George. Wow, Yeah,
they're coming down in price. During Corona, the PSA tens
were up to a half million. What yeah, and the
PSA nines were around one hundred thousand. Now the PSA
nines are down to around eighteen thousand.
Speaker 2: Oh it's nothing.
Speaker 4: Well, it's still it's still decent money, but down from
one hundred to eighteen. And in the lower level, like
the PSA twos and threes are selling for things.
Speaker 3: Go up during COVID for you.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, oh man, they covid is basically what
started started a company. Yeah, we started during COVID as
online no, as a company. We started in twenty twenty
one with just two employees and now I don't know
the exact amount, but we're over one hundred and fifty
employees at the store employees yep, yep, we're Rochester. Last year,
I'm pretty sure were Rochester's fastest growing company.
Speaker 3: Really yep.
Speaker 4: I was congratulations as like a twentieth person hired. I've
been there for almost three years. Uh, it's been an
absolutely crazy ride.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Do you guys work with help many people to
get stuff graded as well.
Speaker 4: So that's actually an avenue we're looking into right now.
We haven't had the time because it's a very time
consuming process, but we're looking into hiring one or two
people that might be able to fill that role where
we could help that right now. Unfortunately, we just were
just too busy, so right now now, hopefully in the
near future we will.
Speaker 2: So when you guys do the breaking, you have a
YouTube channel, Uh, so.
Speaker 4: We break on whatnot and fanatics. Those are two apps. Yeah,
Fanatics Live. They're a big company. Fanatics in general.
Speaker 2: Did not even know Fanatics and what's the other one?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 4: What not?
Speaker 2: Whatnot? And what does what not do?
Speaker 4: It's basically just an app for people to go on
there and sell stuff, whether it be breaks, individual cards,
people sell stuff that's not even sports related. Just an app.
You can go on there and watch people auction stuff
off and sell different things in different ways.
Speaker 2: I will say, I have step and watch auction car auctions.
Speaker 4: Oh I love watching car It's just it's just the
excitement of it, especially when somebody bid.
Speaker 2: It's like yeah, and you know, you know, somebody put
a lot of love and sweat and and muscle behind this,
build rebuilding all that somebody.
Speaker 3: I do.
Speaker 2: I think that. So I had no idea that this
would be, you know, explode Like I collected baseball cards
as a kid, yep, and I left it behind. I
used to categorize on your Yeah I had a few
of those all the Star Wars stuff I never collected,
Yes I did.
Speaker 3: I would be a millionaire right now.
Speaker 2: Really, if you can.
Speaker 4: Get a Star Wars May the fourth is coming up.
Speaker 2: All those doors and uh, we wait a second, you
just said you collected it when I was fucking seven.
Speaker 4: Okay, that's wait, are you collecting Rubert's cubes?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's different he's doing he's doing it because he teaches.
Oh okay, okay, so he's got the kids in there
doing that. I think that's really into what we did.
I know that question was asked. I don't know that
I got answered. Where is we the hobby?
Speaker 4: Uh so we're located on twenty three Arlington Street rate
in Rochester. It's kind of off a good Man and University.
Oh okay, right up to Village Gate.
Speaker 2: Oh great, it goes to the barrel dolls. Yeah, d yes,
right road that I would know that, no landmarks, landmarks,
it's all out.
Speaker 4: He could have been there for it.
Speaker 2: I would have said, school the arts. Well, it's you know,
this is why rub excubitors.
Speaker 3: I think, hey, what would your listeners be? What would
he go with school the arts or would they go
with freaking the barrel?
Speaker 2: If it depends? If toe in both areas.
Speaker 5: If I'm throwing my GPS so my wife doesn't see it,
I'm not putting barrel of dolls and I'm put in
school the arts.
Speaker 4: That's very true.
Speaker 3: I'm enough trouble as it is.
Speaker 2: WHA, what happened there? What happened?
Speaker 3: Why don't we take a break?
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Speaker 3: Is this called encore? Thank you? Goodnight? Something I haven't
heard it?
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is it. Well, he hasn't spoken to Alex
Van halland in twenty one years, according to Rolling Stone
Magazine as Sammy, Yes, that's true. I have not say
he has said that Eddie's come to having a few
different dreams.
Speaker 3: Yeah, to write stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah uncle or thank you goodnight. But when a band
like that breaks up, Alex doesn't really talk to anybody.
Speaker 5: He did an interview a couple of months ago with
I want to say it was Dan rather.
Speaker 2: Oh, probably on the AXS or access or something that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think.
Speaker 2: Dan does a pretty good job interview. I do like
he's talking to right, like just cool guys and two
years old. Yeah, and he knows this ship the uh
but you know the soul of the band. When a
band breaks up and the band lives on, and Van
Halen lives on, I mean they had two vibes. They
had two lives absolutely, but then you have this well
three sort of you and half okay, the Gary Sharon
I Seon I made a joke out of it. Kevin
thinks he was like a really good singer.
Speaker 3: I thought it would have worked if they if they
didn't tease with the he roth on MTV.
Speaker 2: He sounded just like Sammy when he was singing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and he could sing and he could do a
lot of the older stuff because his voice was about
his voice.
Speaker 2: Was just he would do it too. Sammy didn't want
to do it.
Speaker 3: Right, man, It would have worked if if they didn't
do that. Remember when now they came out that TV.
So everybody was ready for the DP reunion. Yeah, and
all of a sudden they put Gary Sharon and no
one really, no one wanted that. So and he did that.
Speaker 2: They did the reading with David ninety six. They did
two songs and they already they were already hated them
after yeah, twenty minutes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's when they want to hear it with them.
And then Gary Sharon didn't work out. They brought Sammy back.
Speaker 2: Right, Uh, for a minute or two, Eddie shows up
in dreams for Sammy. Alex want to show up in person. Right,
it's a weird thing. You're like getting ghosted in real
life and visited in the afterlife.
Speaker 5: Well, Alex has just kind of gone off the grid.
He doesn't I think he sold everything.
Speaker 2: He had twenty one years to us. I don't know.
It just seems, you know what that time can go quickly,
clearly we've all seen it.
Speaker 3: Tams the thing. Well, if you read, if you read
the book, the book's fantastic, whose.
Speaker 2: Book Alex's He never mentioned Sammy in that memoir.
Speaker 3: It's mentioned maybe once really about mine about Montrose. Now
Samuel was in the band.
Speaker 5: Twenty one years doesn't add up because they did a tour.
Unless they didn't speak to each other all on the tour,
they might not a tour.
Speaker 3: Four.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well so five.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's twenty five, so it's twenty one years ago. Yeah,
I think I think the tour went into I don't
I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I know what I'm saying, is it? Yeah,
you know, is it? I think Alex like the van
the Davily Roth era.
Speaker 2: I think he like, Yeah, well, David Lee Roth was
a great showman. They they were coming in. They were
all younger. But Sammy wrote better stuff.
Speaker 3: Sam It was a better singer. Yes, yeah, you know,
I'm yeah, but I don't know, it's just reading the
book I got out of it him. Indeed, don't forget.
When Eddie died, Van Halen with Dve was still together.
They didn't break up. So they if Eddie would have
would have lived, they would have done something.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, they were talking about I always thought they
should have done the Sam and Dave tour.
Speaker 4: I thought that was talking about.
Speaker 5: Tried that tour fifteen times, the last about six shows.
Speaker 4: And then so they did do it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, with Van Halen, they've gone out. Sammy's gone out
as the Red Rock on his own tour and done
it with Dave, and Dave doesn't headline, they usually flip flop.
But then Dave doesn't headline, he gets all pissy and
bitchy and throws fits backstage.
Speaker 4: Like he doesn't know that he's not going to be
headlining those nights by the time he does.
Speaker 2: And Sammy would just stay on his bus until it
was time to go.
Speaker 6: Out on the stage, so he had no contact with Dave.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well you don't want to get into all the
pissing matches anyway. I don't know does rock stuff is
in the collectible world, and I know that you are
more sports memorabilia, so they may not know, but his
rock stuff of value.
Speaker 4: Uh yeah, Actually you were talking about pond Stars earlier.
I watch a couple of show was on a and
and they pal Stars actually just did one where they uh,
they went to an auction where they sold Janie Ja
or Janis Joplin's dress that she wore. I think it
was at Woodstock, and they sold one of Elvis's jackets
that he wore all the time. Those sold for you know,
tens of thousands of dollars.
Speaker 2: I would think the Elvis stuff. You don't where Elvis
is really big in Asia? I think Japan. Yeah, yeah,
they love I think like they pay big money for Elvis.
Speaker 4: Same with Kobe Bryant in Japan. Yes, yes, yeah, Kobe
Bryant is huge in Asia.
Speaker 2: I remember him. Why was he over there with the
Lakers at some point, like when they kick off a season.
Speaker 4: Or something where they had the famous videos of him
walking the Great Yeah and stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that's that's interesting. So all that stuff sells. Yeah,
because I'm trying to think, like I was never really
got into collecting other than being a kid with baseball cards.
But I'm always amazed when you walk in and somebody
has a cool collection. Well you know, it's not just
thrown in a closet somewhere still in a box, like
it's displayed. You know.
Speaker 6: I used to have that, and then I had kids.
Speaker 4: What was displayed I had?
Speaker 5: Also, I'm just working in radio with you. I had
autographs and stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, got.
Speaker 6: I never did different like jerseys and stuff that I'd.
Speaker 2: Gotten thirty years.
Speaker 5: I don't I don't think I would do it all
again at this point now I think. Now it's just
let me take a picture with you. Wow Jones in there,
I'm like autograph.
Speaker 4: I remember the memory, but you can't remember it anymore.
Speaker 2: Right, Well, but so what were you saying earlier about
like authentication if somebody did you say, did you ask
about someone taking a picture, Like I got this sign
so I take a selfie and people go, hey, that
could be photoshopped.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so like and he was bringing it up with
the Emmitt Smith football too. Basically, it's called the CoA
Certificate of authentication. So if anybody gets like you go
meet somebody and get just a ball signed or bat
signed or whatever. If you get it done professionally, they'll
give you a sticker that goes with that signing. So
anybody can just punch in the numbers, look it up
and all right, this bat was signed at this date
at this place, and it's legit. Without those coas, people
won't really touch the stuff because most likely it's fake. Yeah,
because why else would they not have it unless it's older.
That's what I was saying. The Jerseys I have, the
guy got pictures of Brett Favre signing it in the
nineties because they weren't going to get a CoA.
Speaker 2: Well, the Brett Favre stuff or memorabilia become more valuable.
There's the docu series that's coming.
Speaker 4: Out yep, so with Yeah, anytime something like that comes out,
there will definitely be a little spike.
Speaker 2: Because that girl is saying, like the woman that he's
accused of sending Dick pics to.
Speaker 4: Or yeah, the Jets staffer.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she says like ruined her light or whatever goes
on in there. And I don't know that ruined her
life seems like a very dramatic statement, but I bet
that chick got a lot of nasty things from people.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm not sure if it's the picture itself, the
ruined your life or the backlash that came that's yeah,
I'm sure sure that backlash.
Speaker 5: There's a there's a former radio guy in town that
that you are not a huge fan of, that does
a huge sports card show every year on in Batavia
and brings in a bunch of old sabers, brings in.
Speaker 4: Play guy.
Speaker 2: Mind, not a fan. I love all of them.
Speaker 5: Okay, we'll tell you no, I want to hear the
sun there. Come on, here's be an assistant program director
with really long hair that you didn't really like.
Speaker 2: At c MF as system programmer. I don't mind that
guy like that. He was no, he was an assistant
program director. Well maybe it was and he was, Yeah,
he was. He was producers there. Yeah, that was my
favorite story. That was the time I was in between.
Is he the one that finally produces finalle.
Speaker 5: He he's the one. He does a collectible. He does
a big show over here one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the Potato show is pretty big.
Speaker 5: They bring they bring in a lot of old Bills, Sabers,
They've had Michael Packett from the I've had all sorts
of big name guys.
Speaker 3: He was a really smart guy. If but he he
literally the fantasy for a little bit. He told me
that he would make the New York Giants team. I
mean maybe honestly, he honestly believed he maybe I mean,
and he was old. I mean he was older, you know,
I mean back then. And he also told me that
he would be more success survivor. The survivor would be
more successful if Steve.
Speaker 2: Said, okay, yeah, that sounds all about accurate.
Speaker 3: I liked but I always liked the guy, you know, always.
He was always good to me.
Speaker 2: So what's the So, do you guys have any events
coming up?
Speaker 4: Uh So, every third Saturday of the month, we do
a trade event at our store, which is kind of
like you say, the TV show, but on a much
smaller level. We do sell tickets to that. You can
go on our Instagram or anywhere on social media, on
all the social media.
Speaker 2: Blue Sky that one I don't know, like the thing. No, no, no,
Bill Bellich, hang on, hang on, hang on. I only
asked because he brought up the fanatics stuff before and
I don't know that, and I thought it could be.
I don't know how Blue Sky is doing. It's kind
of a Facebook like but maybe a little friendlier. But
it was supposed to be attracting kids. No, no, we
call Golden Hair or something. This is.
Speaker 4: This is uh yeah. So anyway, you're on all the
social media, Yeah yeah, Twitter, Facebook, TikTok, all that kind
of stuff, and then you get.
Speaker 2: The trade show. So what happens at the trade show.
I can come in and just swap I'll trade you
this for that.
Speaker 4: Yes, you can trade, you can buy, you can sell,
you can do anything. We have We have set tables
up so people can bring their collections in put them
on the table and sell them. If you don't want
a table, you can just buy a general admission ticket.
All tickets include all you can eat pizza and you
just walk around pizza.
Speaker 3: Have you seen some of these collectors?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, we pizza.
Speaker 4: We think we got went through four sheet pizzas last time.
Ship in a four hour or five hour event.
Speaker 3: That's actually not too bad.
Speaker 4: It's not bad yet.
Speaker 5: But now that you got the liquorist, that's huge because
you could go like we were saying, you could go
in there even buy a couple of cheap box for
one hundred bucks.
Speaker 3: You could be in there for three four hours.
Speaker 4: For having to drink.
Speaker 2: You can do that.
Speaker 4: I mean we we we do have a limit. We're
not obviously a bar, so we don't let people get drunk.
If you don't have three four you.
Speaker 6: Know what, I want to come in and get drunk.
Speaker 2: Don't want to.
Speaker 3: Exactly would you? I'm the guy you want to get drunk.
I'll be buying all the show can come in.
Speaker 2: What would uh? Do you ever bring in athletes or anybody?
Speaker 4: So we haven't actually officially partnered with anybody to bring
them in. However, we are partnered with the Red Wings
and the Amricks, so we get Red Wings players in
all the time. Brady House, he's a great guy. He's
in the store all the time. He's one of the
big prospects for the Red Wings. Yeah, probably be in
the Nationals before the season's over. Dylan Cruz, who's in
the big leagues now, he was in the store a
few times.
Speaker 6: He was just saying, they sponsored the Ryan Miller.
Speaker 4: Yeah, retirement. We the Hobby just sponsored the Amricks. We
the Hobby Ryan Miller Jersey retirement night.
Speaker 2: Cool.
Speaker 4: We did I think it was five hundred or one
thousand joint we the Hobby Ryan Miller cards that he
actually signed for the first five hundred people that went
to his signing.
Speaker 2: So that was cool.
Speaker 4: But yeah, we try to do stuff. May sixteenth, actually,
we are partnering with the Red Wings for an event there.
It's firework night. We're gonna have a booth set up.
I'll be there with a few of our other staff.
We'll be selling stuff, we'll be giving free stuff out.
It'll be a lot of fun.
Speaker 2: I wonder if we should go down some trade day.
Speaker 3: I want to go, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: It's a third Saturday of every month, like do a
showdown there? Just Oh, that'd be great, that'd be kind
of fun. We I don't know, I'm curious about it.
We already have the studios. Oh you do, Oh we
have We have six studios in our building. Six kick
sick six well they are, they are sick.
Speaker 4: We had we had the guy who did sports centers
lights come to our lights. So oh, it's very professional.
All of our I T guys are all our I
T graduates. Everything's they had very.
Speaker 5: Studio that they do a lot of the openings the
right right in the retail. You can sit there and
watch them do it.
Speaker 4: We actually have guys who will come in and buy
a spot in our break sit at the tables, drink
a beer, and watch their cards get opened right in
our store, right on the right. Because we have a
big plate glass windows so you can see into the
studio almost like their zoo animals.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you just kind of stare at them.
Speaker 2: Kind of like this. That's very cool, cool, yeah, very
very good. Oh yeah, well, I I appreciate you coming in.
I didn't know much about it, And Kevin uh said
to me, and I go, yeah, well, if you would
like to I'd love to, Like.
Speaker 5: I said, we stopped We stopped down. I'd seen the
advertising on the billboards on the on the expressway. Yeah,
and a couple of hockey days, and I decided we're
gonna go with the Yeah. And we spent probably two
and a half hours there before they had the liquor,
like we'd have been there for four.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the liquor beer and wine, beer and wine, not
quite full liquor.
Speaker 3: And then they had a monthly a monthly.
Speaker 4: Contest beer wne's good. You know, we don't need people
doing shots and getting They.
Speaker 3: Had a monthly contest.
Speaker 2: In the monthly contest, Yeah, yeah, he won the contest
back Yeah, wait, what did you win? I want a
James Lofton autograph card?
Speaker 4: It was the Panini Player of the Month contest. He won,
So I actually email. I reached out to Kevin first
emailed him saying, hey, congratulations, you're a winner. Stop in.
I think you got like a James Lofton autographed card
to fifteen.
Speaker 2: Card to fifteen, I got a hat, I got shirts, so.
Speaker 4: We got yeah nice, this is awesome.
Speaker 3: Tyler. Tyler's been wearing all this stuff.
Speaker 4: So yeah, we do forgiveaways constantly.
Speaker 3: Is Panini a brand of card?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Panini is because arguably the biggest friend I was
not just I'm.
Speaker 2: We serve Panini's with the cards, you fuck moron. I
didn't know, all right, So because I only knew, like
the best when I was a kid was Tops.
Speaker 4: Tops is still around Tops.
Speaker 2: Tops was coming up Upper Clear and upper Decks.
Speaker 4: They were Upper Decks all hockey. Now they are who
does football? So football is Panini? So Tops also does football,
but it's unlicensed. Okay, so they so basically it's it's
really kind of weird can they do that?
Speaker 3: So because the NFL.
Speaker 4: Actually they're in a legal battle right now Fanatics and
Panini for the rights to the NFL Players Association, so
they can sign. So right now Panini can put like
the Los Angeles rams. Tops can just put Los Angeles.
They can't put rams. They don't. And they also came
up the team logos or anything with the team on it.
Speaker 3: So why do you make the fucking card?
Speaker 4: I'll tell you make money exactly money because Fanatics.
Speaker 2: Actually that would be interesting to have, wouldn't it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Well, so they own the autograph rights to Jade
and Daniels and Caleb Williams, who are the two biggest
rooking quarterbacks in this past year. So you cannot pull
those guys autographs out of any Panini product. So if
you want to get a Jayden Daniels Rookie Atto, you
have to get it out of the unlicensed tops product.
So that's why you would still want to buy it,
because everybody obviously wants Jayden Daniels Rooki ATTO's and Kayleb
Williams Rookiatto's.
Speaker 6: How much is penny back in the day used to
do the sticker bucks?
Speaker 3: Yeah, they still do.
Speaker 2: Them.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you get the hockey book and then put the
pack of stickers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, try to.
Speaker 6: Find you guys.
Speaker 3: Stop in.
Speaker 4: I'll give you some because we have a ton in
the back.
Speaker 6: I'll just I'll give them love them.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, we have a lot of them.
Speaker 2: What about Okay, so how much does an unlicensed Jade
and Daniels autograph tops card go for anywhere?
Speaker 4: So if it's like just the base one meaning not
numbered or anything like that, they'll sell for three four
hundred bucks, maybe a little bit more.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, well the top ones, even if you get like
one of the one to one autos, they'll sell for
forty to sixty thousand, even unlike since can you for
Jaydon Daniels.
Speaker 5: Who was the first ones to grab stuff like cutting
up the jerseys or like WW and they cut up
pieces of the ring from like WrestleMania.
Speaker 4: I definitely remember seeing jerseys cards as far back as
like the nineties, so I would have to think maybe tops.
I don't know for sure, but.
Speaker 2: That's kind of where it made its turn to get into.
Speaker 6: That kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm curious as you're saying this, like I know somebody,
we know somebody who is in the sneaker game. It'll
go they go hand in hand, he goes, travels all over,
he'll buy sneakers, hold on to him and then sell them.
Oh yeah, he said he makes north of two hundred
thousand dollars a year. Oh yeah with sneakers. Is there
a similar thing you can do with cards?
Speaker 4: There is, but just like the sneaker game, there's never
any guarantees. It is hard, it's time consuming. This is
why everybody's like, go, why don't I just do that?
It's very time consuming. You do lose a lot and
sports cards. The way to do it is like, let's
say you buy a lot of a big rookie when
they're first come out. Yeah, and then that rookie becomes
Tom Brady or somebody really good, then obviously you're sitting
on a gold mine.
Speaker 2: But no, well you don't know Nathan Peterman.
Speaker 4: Or yeah, or becomes Nathan Peterman exactly and he's out
of the league in a few years. Or Josh Rosen
when people thought he was going to be the next
day Manning and I don't think he's in the NFL anymore.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: But the other way to do it is to buy
cards raw which means not graded, and then grade them
and sell them for more money.
Speaker 2: Wow. That's uh, that's very impressive. The uh that I
would like, I'm thinking I got to get h you
would go get a Chador card.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean we do have some. We actually just
saw the Travis Hunter card.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they've gone down and they've turned a third. No,
but I'm saying, yeah, well, you gotta wait till when
would the the Chadoor Sanders rookie Brown's card to come
out six?
Speaker 4: No? No, so yeah, So the earliest rookie cards will
get from this draft class that just happened in April,
we'll get the collegiate draft picks, which means they're still
in their college uniforms, but that stuff will start coming
out in about two or three months. Their first pro
uniform stuff will come out, probably around like October November
of the of twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: All right, I might want to go get a Shadoor
rookie card.
Speaker 4: I think a lot of people are going to because
I think his value is going to be somewhat low
to begin with. Yeah, because he was a fifth round
pick and they have five quarterbacks on the roster, even
though they equate to about you may not.
Speaker 3: Even make the team.
Speaker 4: You might not even make the team.
Speaker 2: I like doing.
Speaker 4: I like Dylan Gabriel.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean I don't know much about Dylan Gabriel.
But all right, we will take a break. Tom, nice
to meet you, and I think we should explore going
in someday. And I was blown away your it's not
your old back in the day.
Speaker 4: Sports cards we strive for.
Speaker 2: Hell yeah, no comics or anything either, right.
Speaker 4: No comics. We do have memorabilia. We sell jerseys, helmets, bats, photos,
and then obviously cards.
Speaker 2: Okay, you a friend, he can come in. He's walking away.
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Speaker 2: But that's the bolt wos your fairent Van Hanlens? I
say it's one of mine. I always liked it. But
what's the other one?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 6: Summer Nights sounds like this?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, no, I'm thinking of I didn't hate
this whole album.
Speaker 3: I didn't doing fifty rat did.
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Speaker 3: I just not right. I was. I was shocked too.
Speaker 2: It's not something that Van halenstan would say it's their favorite. Yeah, no,
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Speaker 3: I wouldn't say I'm a Van Hanlon.
Speaker 2: What John Hyatt fan would say it's their favorite fan.
Maybe quite possibly, Yes, yes.
Speaker 5: John Hyatt wrote this for Sammy Hager in nineteen seventy three.
Speaker 2: Kevin uh talked about the person in radio who does
the collectible show, and then they said, I didn't like
this person, and I did not not like the person.
Speaker 3: But you didn't like anybody in radio. Well, there's a
lot of people there that were very unlikable. I don't
know that.
Speaker 2: I don't remember not liking people, and ready I would
love I can think of the people would be.
Speaker 5: I can remember days of sitting in the studio, you
just ripping off a list of people that you couldn't
stand it.
Speaker 3: Till I was on that list. No, I was on
the list.
Speaker 2: I said, this fucking second, hang on a second.
Speaker 4: Mark was never on the list.
Speaker 2: But I was on Mark's list.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 6: I was on was on Marx list too.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I blame somebody, not I believe somebody.
Speaker 2: You made the choice.
Speaker 3: No I was, I was, I was, No, he was.
I was mislied.
Speaker 2: He was hanging out with a former girlfriend of mine, right, but.
Speaker 3: I started hanging out with her because I was hanging
out with somebody who hung out with her. Yeah, No,
I'm not owned the bar. Yes, so that's how I
that's how I got into that.
Speaker 2: So pussy made Bill Moran an asshole usually, Uh so
that was that was the only reason. Yeah, but they
probably I don't even know if they talked about me
or not. I have no idea when. But back then, yeah, no,
I don't know. No, remember some weird stuff going on.
But in terms of people, there was nobody I didn't
really like, unless you're talking more of the sales side
of things.
Speaker 5: You hated sales well, they were just it was like
three where there was like three sales.
Speaker 2: People that you could tolerate. I did like a few
of them.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there was a lot of manage that you didn't
like either, other than the upper upper upper management, the
upper upper I was the other half of the upper opper.
Speaker 2: I couldn't know.
Speaker 3: That's true too, that's true too. I want to stop all.
Speaker 2: The names and people do not like it.
Speaker 3: You should do that. It were fire three times, uh
two okay two.
Speaker 6: I thought there's another time that.
Speaker 2: Might have been. I don't remember, all right, I almost
got fired in a right.
Speaker 6: P lick mcpenzie m.
Speaker 3: I remember Dave King going up in Banning for you
going to Rick McKenzie. I remember that in freaking out
bit about before.
Speaker 2: That was before go fucking throw him under the buzz Wait.
Speaker 3: A second, Yeah you don't know that.
Speaker 2: No, yeah, what happened?
Speaker 3: Nothing? Then Dave and Kana went off him, said, you know,
people have mistakes. He goes, who are you know?
Speaker 2: He goes.
Speaker 6: But that wasn't a mistake.
Speaker 3: I don't remember.
Speaker 6: That was definitely on purpose.
Speaker 3: Was well, he was.
Speaker 2: Trying to get me fired again. It's like McKenzie from
the Zone.
Speaker 3: People make mistakes.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that was not a mistake.
Speaker 2: And that was a mistake. Bullshit. I left the two
pots down. It was a mistake.
Speaker 3: I didn't do it. I worked to tell me why,
So you left?
Speaker 5: I did down on purpose because you knew they were
listening to your station in a hotel somewhere.
Speaker 2: Now, I didn't leave down, so it was funny, But
I really didn't. I swear to you told me no.
Well I was drunken lied no, because I didn't do
it on purpose. But go on, go on, Oh that's cool.
Speaker 3: I didn't know.
Speaker 2: Kada went to bat FORO. Yeah, oh god, and that
many years later, I that's what You're an asshole. Why
the mobile Homer rock and roll right over him. Why
didn't drive the mobile Homer?
Speaker 3: I want to tell you about I got stories about
that fucking thing.
Speaker 2: What the mobile home rude?
Speaker 3: Because Chance you used to drive it for us, and
so he used to park it outside my house. He'd
pick up like a you pick up a girl wherever
we were, and he'd go out and you'd just park
outside my house. Wow. Yeah, that thing got a lot
of action.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I remember one time, did it?
Speaker 5: We did a show, They were doing a live broadcast
at Marina when it was down on the lake my
Parma's and you were Charlie was taking off with it.
You were being a dick trying to hang out the
back of it, and Charlie just started.
Speaker 2: Going, You're like bagging on.
Speaker 3: I'm saying, I just laughing, my dick off.
Speaker 2: That would be me.
Speaker 3: Do you remember the kids that was in high falls
driving it and he turned the corner and he smashed
three cards?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh shit?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, wow, No, I don't I didn't know that one.
Remember when I had a parked car with the CMFN
and Brockport What you hit it? Oh you did?
Speaker 6: I don't think I ever told you? You know, that's
what you're promotions director.
Speaker 3: I don't think.
Speaker 5: I think we hit and I wasn't gonna saving thing
until somebody saw me.
Speaker 2: Yeah did they see it?
Speaker 6: Yeahs run up and who didn't? No, I didn't.
Speaker 4: I'm doing a documentary about that station.
Speaker 2: Would be fun.
Speaker 3: They should, you know what I mean. It's because you
have seventy years. Seventy years.
Speaker 2: Yeah, if you go back to its original thing and
then you know, it'll be interesting to see all through.
Speaker 3: It would even I always.
Speaker 2: Wish they had done just on Wheeze alone, some kind
of documentary or serially they probably will.
Speaker 3: Who Who's who's the documentary who? There's a lot of
people that can do documentary. We have Doug Phelps. I
mean no, I understand. Yeah, no one will see it.
I'm just saying, like the cat's not there.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, the cat's out of the bag. It sucked.
He's gonna be so pissed.
Speaker 4: The funk off.
Speaker 6: Who started at that CNF? Was it?
Speaker 5: It was Tony Infantino? Was he the first one of
the morning guys there?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was too, wasn't he?
Speaker 2: I don't know, Well, I don't know about Dina was
an intern there? Yeah, I don't. I think he was
a Spresanna was Ana he was?
Speaker 3: He was an intern. Yeah, I thought, ye interns and
they all went to p X.
Speaker 2: Y mm hmm. That's what that because Tino has worked
at every season knowing you know, he's been around for
how long I was, since I was a kid. He's
the nicest guy.
Speaker 3: He's one of the ones I've seen friends with and
you know, I don't know.
Speaker 6: Man, he's been. He's been on REDI Sance I was
a kid, was Scott, Yeah, so.
Speaker 3: Tony you know, No, Simon Jeffries, Oh yeah, what was
what was his? Yeah? He was? He was.
Speaker 2: He was a morning guy. He was, and he's the
guy now. I don't there at the beginning, I don't know.
I don't know funk was or not. Well we say
the beginning of the beginning of being classic like out
oriented rocks the sixties. Yes, yeah, I don't. I think
it was eighties when they flipped to that because it
was like the community music format before that.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 2: Kano came from Q ninety two yeah right, yeah, the JQ.
Simon Jeffries his real name is Mike Rockwell, and he
got into the sales side of things, and it's pretty
successful over here. His kid shows up on one of
the Funniest People Rochester contests and the kid was had
a certainly had a whole style and everything. And I think,
I don't know where he is now. I don't know
what he's doing, but he was had had some chops.
He could do some jokes, just a different, whole, different style,
like I remember laughing out loud and then I find
out who his father is. But that guy would do
funny things.
Speaker 3: They like say things.
Speaker 2: It was one of these things where I don't I
don't even know how to articulate this properly, but I
would never want to be one of those guys that
took myself to seriously in that business. To a certain degree.
Speaker 6: I'm going to book a mystery guest one of these nights.
Speaker 2: I took himself way too seriously.
Speaker 6: Wow, And I know you will.
Speaker 2: You will love him, and I will. I'll tell you
who it is. I just won't tell you when I'm
booking him. Okay, who is it?
Speaker 3: Norm? Oh?
Speaker 2: The first tool I used to call. I used to
call from the CMF studio. Norman the barstool did like
I did. They moved me four to nine and told
me after six o'clock I could do whatever I wanted.
Speaker 6: He used to be like seven. He used to like
seven to midnight.
Speaker 2: So yeah, And I used to call Norm up and
his real name was Justin and I'd go, hey, he goes,
I'm gonna come down there, open up and go yeah,
we're right right after Justin another just put another sandwich
in my mind. I don't remember something he was. He
would get so mad, but I would do it over
and over.
Speaker 3: Oh. We used to just call up and play fart.
Speaker 2: Sound effects down the phone line. But Simon rockwell S,
jib and Jefferies. I think he once said to him,
a thirty five years of rock and roll, like you
like you worked in the business. But he was just
a nice guy.
Speaker 3: He was a good guy. Yeah, my wife a few
times Norman and the bar are still on. That's another one.
I'm gonna tell you maybe you should let him.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna tell you, right, well, why don't we just
take this little vander here for a little bit, a
little little meander over.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of stuff, like a lot of pushback
now on this Bill Belichick thing and the CBS Sunday
Morning I don't know if you heard it where Bill
sits down for an interview.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I think I did hear.
Speaker 2: I think it's this. I think was how did you
guys meet.
Speaker 4: I'm not talking about this. It's a topic neither one
of them is comfortable.
Speaker 6: Okay, I've seen you do interviews.
Speaker 3: Married.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: I'm not what was you when you were married this interview,
but we're not talking about that.
Speaker 2: I don't remember that coming up. And when I was married,
I can tell you other things that went on that
I didn't like or appreciate, uh, to that extent. But
this is getting like a whole lot of stuff Bill.
I guess there was a piece in his book where
he said I fucked up, and that became and so
he wrote a whole email about there's so much more
to this book. The media is just going to pick
up on this one catchphrase, I fucked up, And I
don't know.
Speaker 3: The only thing the.
Speaker 5: Media is really picked up on in the book is
the fact that he did not once in the book.
Speaker 6: Mentioned Robert Kraft.
Speaker 3: Oh, not one mention.
Speaker 6: Of mister Kraft.
Speaker 3: I was sort of like not mentioning Sam Hagar and
and uh you know freaking uh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it's just so I'm watching this and like
and there's a lot of people saying because he's got
you know, the name of the book is The Art
of Winning, and uh, it's all about his life in
football and it's supposed to give you some you know,
I guess, some insights on how to do things right.
A lot of these coaches write motivational type books or
even even their.
Speaker 6: Story just ask book you tried to get me to read?
Speaker 2: But the uh yeah, he has a quote saying I
fucked up, but her jumping in and a lot of
people are saying that like insiders, and who knows what's
really true? And what's not true is that she's all
over this stuff, like she's involved in every aspect of
his life, in business, life and everything, like you know,
the we know the emails. But I somebody said, there
were two schools of thought that people have presented to me,
and then I'll take it to where we were going before. I. Uh,
one is that is he losing it?
Speaker 6: I said that last time.
Speaker 2: Yes, that was you who said it. Okay, is he
losing it? And it's a fair question. The other that
somebody said was Is it possible that Built Belichick is
one of these sort of autistic savants who can focus
so well on one thing better than anybody like he
can He'll just focus on football and the rain man
in football, well in a way, I mean, come on, man,
who else has won six Super Bowls and.
Speaker 3: He's won eight?
Speaker 2: Okay excuse me? And and the fact that the guy
has been able to do that. Then he only went
seven as a head coach, and one with.
Speaker 5: The Patriots and one two with the Giants. Two of
the Yeah, but he wasn't a head defensive coordinator. Okay,
So that's what I mean. But even there big, big
parts of that. So the guy is so focused on
this that he does so well that the rest of it.
Maybe he always had people that just sort of But
he wrote a book.
Speaker 3: That's the thing.
Speaker 2: I can't figure that out because you were saying he
gus people loved them.
Speaker 3: He didn't write a book.
Speaker 6: Let's be honest.
Speaker 2: Do you think she did?
Speaker 3: No? He told stories.
Speaker 5: I want to write a book. I tell my story
to Mark. Mark writes the book. Yeah, that's how these
guys do well? Does does he say? And he's not
sitting there, but.
Speaker 2: I wondered if I got a word processor, but I
honestly wondered if she did.
Speaker 3: Like she she's not.
Speaker 2: I mean, she's a very bright young woman.
Speaker 3: If she wrote the.
Speaker 6: Book, her name would have bet on it. She's getting paid.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm thinking that too. But here's what I'm hearing
about that CBS interview because a lot of people go,
why did CBS leave that in there? Such an awkward moment?
Why would you leave it in there? And somebody goes
reading between the lines, they think that was not the
only time she interrupted, That's the only time CBS left it.
Speaker 5: Oh, they cut about forty minutes an interview out. She
stormed out once and he didn't follow her, and she
was pissed.
Speaker 2: Where the fuck.
Speaker 3: Did you see that? God sources?
Speaker 2: Really that is interesting. So what is it with this
young woman? Maybe she's just a is it like a
s well, I don't know, but it's like a power.
You look at stuff and you go Oftentimes when you
hear seventy two and twenty four, right, you start to
think of Anna Nicole Smith if in some sense right
she and Belichick isn't there clearly in terms of what
that old guy was. But it's usually for money or
something along the way.
Speaker 3: I can't tell. I can't. I don't know.
Speaker 5: It's all about clicks. Now, if you can get clicks
in your name and your social media influencer.
Speaker 6: Now, so she her name comes out in social media.
Speaker 2: So Kevin, you know that she stormed out and there
were other.
Speaker 4: Oh, this is hell for Belichick.
Speaker 5: I would I mean it was me, I would be
in hell. I don't know what I would do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, is the poontin that good to put up with
all this bullshit? Well, when you're not married and there's
no legal entanglement, I would say no.
Speaker 5: But I'm Bill Belichick. I could probably get anything I want.
If I'm pulling twenty four, I can pull anything I want. Probably,
I could probably call Jenniferans and say, hey, you want
to go out for dinner? She's like, well maybe if
Jefferana is not going with Bill Belichick.
Speaker 4: Okay, But I built enlogy. I get the analogy.
Speaker 2: But I will say yes, I had many awkward moments,
many when I was in radio stuff that of things
that would go on that I wasn't aware of, Like
I walked into Boss's office and I wonder if she's
setting them up for something, Oh like what. I don't know,
but she she's got picture something and something.
Speaker 6: She's got to have something on him. I would assume.
Speaker 3: Okay, here's the other, any normal thinking guy. Yeah, the
poon is good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but at a certain point, if it's like fuck it,
you don't want to deal with it anymore. Okay, all right,
you're gonna have me going all over the place. This
is fine. It's a podcast. I've always wondered being father
of a son who's twenty four. Not that my son's
coming home with a seventy two year old woman. He's
coming home with marsh But okay, how well, I don't
even know how I would handle that. I don't know
what I would say. I'm assuming I don't know much
about the Hudson her name is Jordan Hudson family, But
here's something and I'll just lay it out there because
it was interesting and it sort of jumped off the
page to me. Father and mother used to have their
own family business in Maine until COVID and they ended
up going bankrupt. And now her father is the manager
of an arrows sex toy shop in I don't know
what city in Maine. Are Harbor Portland. I'm not sure.
And what kind of businesses they have? Do you have
an idea? What do you mean? You said they have
their own business that went bankrupt?
Speaker 6: You know what they did?
Speaker 2: I I did catch it wasn't in the sex industry.
It wasn't. But how weird is that? Like it almost
makes you go, well, maybe they're tolerant of things. Maybe
they just go as long as you're happy. I don't know.
You're not going to be able to control your adult child,
you know what I mean. You can advise and you
can say, oh whatever, or at least lend a listening here,
but when it comes to your adult kids like that,
I don't mess.
Speaker 5: CEO of Cole's to be a manager of Spencer, dude,
I was like Erro.
Speaker 4: They only had to put it in the article because
it was an aero.
Speaker 2: Sex store, like who's the best.
Speaker 3: But who knows?
Speaker 2: Maybe they do great online business. It's quite possible.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I don't know what how I mean, there's still plenty
of sex shops out there, so they got to be doing.
Speaker 3: Ye, Mark, how long was that?
Speaker 2: Not long ago? What we were doing the podcast he
was interviewing, to be right, just yeah, work overnights. Yeah,
he was gonna work overnights.
Speaker 6: We're trying to talk about it.
Speaker 2: Go and don't do it.
Speaker 3: Oh you're no, but not not I know much freaking yeah.
Speaker 2: But we did say, well, what a great stories too.
They got to be doing some sort of good retail.
But if they're still there, oh no, ship, yes, yes,
And so if the guy is a good manager, I
don't know. I just thought that was sort of telling,
because look, if you work into sex, you're probably a
little more tolerant, is my point. You're more tolerant of things,
so where some parents may freak out that you're bringing
home in seventy two year old man and be like, hey,
as long as you're happy, Hey, let me throw on
a cock ring just for pleasure.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but I will say having been in
relationship where there was a lot of input, it can
it can be overwhelming, it can be it can be uncomfortable.
I've walked abusive, I've walked into offices not knowing that
calls have been made on my behalf without my half knowing,
without I had no idea, And hey, you know, there
are a lot of things like that.
Speaker 3: So yeah, that's right, you don't marry someone you work with.
Speaker 2: Uh, well, I don't know if that's necessarily true. I
think a lot of people don't put your CD in
the company player, I understand. I think there are a
lot of people who it does work. I mean, there
are people who does work out for. I can think
of people right off the top of my head. Right now,
I'm thinking of people that I think of everybody in
that building downtown that didn't. I'm thinking of uh, Danger
and Waters.
Speaker 3: That's the only the only one, the only one I
can think of. This lasted that long.
Speaker 2: I don't know who else was together.
Speaker 3: Salespeople ended up with traffic people.
Speaker 2: Sales managers ended up with salespeople.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know. I mean, I guess only only ones
that's ever last was Danger and Sanity.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, I don't I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't forget. I worked. I worked at p x
Y for a year.
Speaker 6: I hated that fucking job.
Speaker 3: When our news, when our news, when our news called
and offered me a job. I couldn't. I couldn't leave
fast enough.
Speaker 4: And that's good for you.
Speaker 3: Well, here here's the funny thing. And they tell people
you know work to see my px wy and they go,
I go, I went. I went to p x FI
and go, oh, it must have been nice working for
Scott getting away from Wieze. I go, no, I go.
I'd work for Weeze way. I would rather work for
Weez one hundred times more than Scott. I will say
that it was difficult. He's a friend of mine, he's
a good guy. Not trashing him, but he was really
difficult to work with. Weez was due, but Weez was
in a different kind of way.
Speaker 5: A lot of them are difficult. I mean, Kevin Carlson
was difficult. Yeah, he was very, very particular.
Speaker 2: Pete would boss balls like you'd never.
Speaker 6: I mean, Scott's on the air for that long. He
has his ways.
Speaker 2: So that was, you know, I uh yeah. I think
some of my favorite, some of my funniest times were
with the Wieze in that whole show. I mean there
were some really really really funny things, and of course
I got to be a dick, you know, and manipulate
things behind the scenes that were certainly we had Nate
Paishaw the other night. I tiptoed into a story, but
he didn't.
Speaker 5: He didn't reciprocate, did not reciprocate at all. But there
was a time where there was a young woman who
was an intern at the radio station, very popular.
Speaker 2: Everybody really liked her. I had her babysitting my kids,
and then other people found out she was babysitting my kids,
so they had him babysit their kids as well, and
uh yeah. And then and then she started dating a player,
and that player was making I think as a kid,
he was like seven hundred thousand dollars. Well I remember
the numbers because she spewed him out. And then I
remember her rolling into a Wegman's in a white god,
I don't know if it was an escalade, a white
Cadillac escalade and all other interior, and in a white
bikini and rolling down the window and going, hey, I
don't know if you know what well, I don't know
if he does. And then what happened was she started
she calls in from some place and it was a
client that she had just gone to this spa, and
she starts bashing it. Yeah, starts bashing it a little bit.
Speaker 3: And then I didn't I know she is, but I
didn't know her.
Speaker 2: And then the the thing was she was that her boyfriend, Hey,
is he gonna be with the amass here? No low
end for us? Was the phrase, did she get a
little Josh Allen's first girlfriend?
Speaker 7: Oh, it sounds like it in terms of what getting
into that lifestyle. Probably probably yeah, I mean you're talking, yeah,
definitely small town kid got yeah.
Speaker 3: Did he ever make it to the Sabers? Yes he did, Yes,
so cool, So I know I'll tell you off here.
Speaker 2: So they so now it's like, no low end for us,
We're going all the way time. Well, the Sabers got
a hold of that, and they didn't pull them up
on purpose. And then Nate Paige asked, weez at a
card table because you can look it up. Nate had
a gambling thing that there was a bust in anyway.
You can see it all Wikipedia. I don't need to
tell you about that ship. But at a card table
he goes, hey, I get a call Brock, can you
get somebody to make a CD of that phone call?
And Nate, I'm pretty sure it was Nate got it.
And then they played it in the locker room of
her saying Nola and blah blah blah. I bring this
up because it's it's sort of like, I mean a
parallel to Jordan Hudson and Bill Belichick. You understand what
I'm saying. You know, you shouldn't be saying things. And
and I don't know what it is, because I would
always feel bad myself, like you know, I'm trying to
help you, I'm trying to those would be the things back,
and I'd be like, but but it's not, it's not
it's it's that's exactly like my nuts are in your purse,
and I don't want my nuts in your person. I
want the mom in my sack. And those were the
things that so I think sometimes really, oh yeah, he
tells you who was yeah the player? Yeah yeah, So
they held him back, but Nate asked for that. Well,
the next day, I manipulated a phone call going uh
with a woman and we're about to go to trying
to go to break. You got to take this call, man,
you got to take a call. So he takes a call.
It's a woman. But it's all set up. But nobody
knows it but me that it's completely set up. Oh
my god, I can't believe. So and so called in
and said that yesterday what happened and all of your
hear is b and he starts going out about his
wife and my wife talking together and how they were
so upset with it and blah blah blah blah blah,
and so I just let it. I turned it into
a mushroom clubs.
Speaker 3: Are they still married?
Speaker 2: No? No, they never got married? Oh yeah no? Oh
the way you were talking about no no, Wow. I
think that was where her head was at. I don't.
I think that this may have been the the straw
that broke the proverbial.
Speaker 3: Just like just like Josh, that's why, that's why he
got rid of her. Yeah, notice he's been playing a
lot better football.
Speaker 2: All right, we will take a moment. I I apologize,
but yes, I can relate a little bit to the
Belichick thing. And I loveing that the rumor that I
read about this not being the only time that the
interview that she interrupted, that she actually stormed out thanks
to Kevin. I'm highly intrigued by that. We'll be right back.
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ABOUT somebody i had one of my uncomfortable work moments with.
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answer i got.
Speaker 3: A thirty six on my final. Theology exam let's. Be
hockey you probably got the. Same, GREEN no i.
Speaker 2: Probably did, Ule's, see yeah we're going back to the.
THIRTEENTH century, i mean.
Speaker 3: Don't are we going back to the?
Speaker 2: Thirteenth century they had popes in the, thirteenth century and.
Speaker 3: Pope's along a lot more than what you, got there.
Speaker 6: Slightly better you still doing math?
Speaker 5: Over, THERE no i just put down a number Inducted By.
Mick jagger what year Did the beatles Enter the Rock.
Speaker 3: And roll Hall?
Speaker 6: OF fame.
Speaker 3: I have no idea.
Speaker 2: Next year you're gonna probably throw. At me one's gonna be,
that black. Rubous cute how can you get that? One
wrong because, you, KNOW no i know.
Speaker 3: What happens it heats.
Speaker 2: Up and, then yeah smiles at you after. A, while.
Speaker 4: Okay what do We got.
Speaker 3: On?
Speaker 5: This date nineteen, ninety two the final Episode Of The
cosby show AIRED. On nbc how many total episodes of.
Speaker 4: How many people survived?
Speaker 2: Were produced how many total Episodes Of The cosby show
were produced might be similar to the number of indictments.
HE had.
Speaker 3: I, mean seasons? WASN'T then i. Don't know i'm.
Speaker 2: Thinking, SEVEN yeah i, Am too THAT'S what i, wrote down.
Seven Seasons so i'm trying to, Figure, out, oh.
Speaker 3: Oh will, you? STOP bro i can't believe the others
dead air right ruining. My show.
Speaker 5: Stupid games since instituting the best of seven format IN
the nhl in nineteen forty seven and FOR the nba
in nineteen, thirty six how many game sevens have there
been combined IN the NHL and?
Speaker 2: Nba, playoffs okaykevin you didn't even write an. ANSWER down
i am thinking.
Speaker 3: About it it's okay if you think, about IT but
i can't think. ABOUT it.
Speaker 5: Nba institute seven game format nineteen, forty seven nineteen thirty
six FOR, the nhl how many combined game sevens have
there been in? The playoffs, and last but, Not Least,
New york long known for charging its residents to do just,
About Anything new york was the first state to start
charging for a.
Speaker 6: Hunting license in what YEAR.
Speaker 2: Am i blowing on. That one back to, The top
back to. The top the year was The First? Kentucky
derby what'd you say nineteen? OH six i wrote. EIGHTEEN
eighty i think it was eighteen. Eighty five it was eighteen.
Speaker 3: Seventy, FIVE oh i was off by.
Speaker 4: Five years how?
Speaker 5: About that it was off by a few more, than
that so thirty one to. Be exact i'll count that,
for you. All right the conclatet to select a new
pope is set to Begin.
Speaker 3: Next wednesday how many popes have they been In a?
Speaker 2: CATHOLIC church i have. NO idea i have.
Speaker 3: ONE hundred i put down four hundred and.
Speaker 5: Forty Five pope Francis was pope number two hundred and.
Speaker 2: Sixty, SIX oh i know it was two off.
Speaker 3: SIXTY seven i think it was.
Speaker 2: Back in the thirteenth Centuries for Pope my heart.
Speaker 3: Inducted By.
Speaker 5: Mick jagger what Year the beatles Enter the Rock And
roll Hall?
Speaker 2: Of, fame uh nineteen eighty two IS what. I said
i put.
Speaker 6: Eighty six this is nineteen.
Speaker 2: Eighty, Eight oh. Mark Nice SO i'm i was off
by two hundred on the last two, hundred PLUS so
i already lost.
Speaker 3: This, game mark he was off by one hundred and. Sixty, six.
Speaker 2: YEAH but i said four, forty five and you said
two hundred and, twenty SIX and i was.
Speaker 6: Off by two hundred and twenties one. Seventy something.
Speaker 5: On, this date the final Episode Of The cosby show AIR.
At wc how many episodes?
Speaker 3: Were produced, YOU know I have i think my number
is way. Too low what'd? YOU say i did one
hundred and, Sixty seven but there's more.
Speaker 6: THAN that i wrote even lower.
Speaker 2: Than, THAT yeah i said one hundred, and fifteen two hundred.
Speaker 5: And eight, YE see I thought i fucking since institute
of the best of seven for minutes IN, the nhl IN,
the nba how many combined game seven's have?
Speaker 3: There been?
Speaker 4: SEVENTY five i said, forty six.
Speaker 6: Three hundred and.
Speaker 3: Forty FOUR the nba has had one hundred and. Forty
EIGHT the nhl has had one hundred. Ninety six we'll
go back to.
Speaker 2: The other fuck, This, GAME no i like this game.
Speaker 3: Because it's such. A challenge it's a.
Speaker 5: Good One And new york long known for charging residents.
For everything what was the first year they started charging for?
Speaker 2: A hunting this could be like something a little.
Speaker 3: More modern or we.
Speaker 4: Could go way.
Speaker 3: WAY back i.
Speaker 4: WENT back i.
Speaker 3: Did too what yeults eighteen?
Speaker 4: Eighty, NINE okay i.
Speaker 2: DIDN'T say i didn't go that, FAR back i said,
nineteen nineteen.
Speaker 3: Eighteen hundred and. Forty six god. Bless.
Speaker 2: YOU mark i.
Speaker 3: Watched The little house In, the PRAIRIE so i. WATCHED
me i know this stuff.
Speaker 2: CRUSHED me i, oh.
Speaker 3: SHIT did i never add that to.
Speaker 2: The stage oh the whole game wasn't even. On, Camera
oh mark?
Speaker 6: Crushed me you did? On Purpose, YOU no.
Speaker 3: I didn't i didn't do it. ON purpose i swear.
Speaker 2: TO god i didn't do it. On purpose, but anyway.
You crushed, go ahead do your. Usual thing There comes
mark throws.
Speaker 3: The paper but YOU want i know This Is matt Wins.
Speaker 2: DAN win i don't.
Speaker 4: Shows a.
Speaker 3: Dumb, One really i'm hitting and one of Them. With
laura maybe you could. BEAT her i think. She'll win.
Speaker 2: SHE might i might, let her uh don HER leg
i we talked about the sperm races, last night AND
all i could picture was her when she talked. About
that she she just.
Speaker 4: Loves that probably a cheerleader.
Speaker 2: FOR goes i JUST love i just, love This and
i'm going It's like i'm picturing her with her mouth
open at sea breeze and we're just shooting a gun
a look, into her but it's not her mouth or she.
Speaker 3: Likes it, all, right, yes right?
Speaker 2: All right that gut Gross.
Speaker 3: For kevin your another great game and we.
Speaker 2: The HOBBIES really i enjoyed that talk About, for mark
who uh.
Speaker 3: Nice to see other on something other Than a. Monday
night you're Really off monday nights we. Already have we're
gonna Start.
Speaker 2: Doing saturdays, at thought we might try to start doing
all THOSE saturday i don't winch.
Speaker 3: RIGHT there i Me on tuesdays to make a?
Speaker 2: Bad Idea why saturday morning not? Night, morning no we're
talking like earlier in. The day then we just don't
do One ON sundays a? Bad idea actually might you
might be onto something there in.
Speaker 3: The line why is it? Bad IDEA because i.
Speaker 6: Don't know What happens?
Speaker 3: Friday night? CAN'T you, i mean you're fifty four, years
old can't?
Speaker 2: You? BE oliver i am not fifty four, years old
so suck. It Yet I'm, Bill moran i'm not, fifty
four and we'll see.
Speaker 3: YOU tomorrow i don't know THE want, i, know boys
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