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Speaker 1: Well Hello and welcome from a room full of guys
that are so excited for the Super Bowl.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm working, can't wait?
Speaker 1: Are you?
Speaker 3: I'm so excited I'm gonna work.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't. I don't blame you.
Speaker 3: I don't know whether to.
Speaker 1: I think Saquon's gonna have a game. But I feel
like to see history made and the three people I
want to see history maid and I don't give a
shit about that's impressive as hell.
Speaker 3: I don't care. I don't want to see it.
Speaker 1: I don't want to see any of them. I don't
know how about the commercials.
Speaker 4: Like the commercials.
Speaker 1: There are a couple of funny ones that look like
they're coming at he dunk.
Speaker 3: They're released. They're all released at it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you can see them all on YouTube, right, you're
gonna be able to see them all on YouTube before
they I just got.
Speaker 5: The alert for what the Chiefs have on their plane
flying to the Super Bowl for food? What the starters
are A red robin cheeseburger, hamburger, chicken tenders, and grilled
chicken sandwich.
Speaker 1: Uh huh.
Speaker 4: The entrees bacon.
Speaker 5: Wrapped tenderloin, chicken, chimmy cherry. I'm thinking it's Guahio chili
glaze salmon.
Speaker 1: Matt ever heard of it?
Speaker 4: G u A g I L l O guahib.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well are they based in I don't know if
it might have a deal with them because Andy Reid.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Andy Red probably wants about ten Burgers.
Speaker 1: But he does the Wendy's commercial, does he? Yeah, he
does the Wendy's of those nugs.
Speaker 5: Riccatta staff pasta shells and it's nice fresh root of
the cell with watermelon and crumbled feta for Andy Reid
for his dessert.
Speaker 6: That's for Kelsey.
Speaker 1: Wow, that's amazing.
Speaker 6: Why do you have the alerts?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Wow, just your phone. I'll give me a Caesar or
sale mistake. Hey, Kevin, come to the Red Robin.
Speaker 1: Who's the bigger flop artist in the NFL? And I
will ask I'll start with you, Mark. I'll ask you
this when we look at flop artists because there's gonna
be some rule changes I think coming in the NFL.
Is it Patrick Mahomes or is it your beloved Josh Allen.
Speaker 7: If Josh Allen was on was on Kansas City, he
would haved be going for his third Super Bowl maybe four?
Speaker 1: Okay, not the question he asked you. No, I'm just
saying like, because no, I'm just.
Speaker 4: How does that not answer your questions?
Speaker 1: He asked about flop, But he's.
Speaker 3: Not a flop.
Speaker 1: I think they're all no, no, no, no, I mean flop
when you get like like you're trying to over exaggerate.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, they're floppers.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they both do. Like I would argue in my
mind that it's more Patrick.
Speaker 3: It is more Patrick.
Speaker 1: But somebody at the Associated pressed I don't know. They
said Alan draws much higher rate of roughing the passer
calls per one hundred pass attempts than Mahomes.
Speaker 6: Wasn't it double?
Speaker 1: Yeah almost, it's six. Yeah, it's like six. It'so point
sixty three six two point nine three six. So yeah,
like it's.
Speaker 5: Every every quarterback in the NFL once they get I
mean like Drake May the rookies, they don't have that
cachet yet, but once they get that cachet, once they
get hit their arms immediately going like this to the
referee every time they're knocked on their ass.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I guess you're right.
Speaker 5: It's funny to me because I went to it because
when he gets knocked in his ass he's usually f dead.
Speaker 6: He's not. Yeah, he doesn't have that. He doesn't have
that yet.
Speaker 1: T is like, man, this brain just scraasy.
Speaker 6: I mean this has been it's been asuan the NFL
for as long as I can remember. Joe Montana, the
flops sims. Yeah, and not only just a flop, but
the quarterbacks have always been overprotected.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but you could hit a quarterback back in the day. Yeah,
you could hit it. Yeah.
Speaker 6: It's gotten well, so is everything else though with a
cushion roles. That's the problem.
Speaker 1: So Adam Schefter says that the NFL is expected to
expand to approve the expansion of replay assists this offseason.
The measure goes through one new inclusion. Maybe quarterback slides
become reviewable. So if a guy gets a roughing the passer,
I don't know if it's automatically I don't know if
it would be automatically reviewed or if you would have
to throw the flag and go. I don't think that
was rough in the passer. And they're also going to
look at and this one would be the slide.
Speaker 6: It doesn't matter if you touch the guy and he slides,
it's it's a penalty.
Speaker 5: Which sucks because if you're coming out of holf.
Speaker 1: There some like the late slide or the fake slide.
Speaker 6: U slide that Mahomes does in the fake out of
bounce thing that needs to be taking.
Speaker 1: Fake out of bounce thing is going to be taken
care of because he looks like he's coming to the sideline,
so the player backs off and he slows down and
then he sprints up like another five to eight yards.
Speaker 6: I think, good for him getting a loophole.
Speaker 1: You know, well, it's it's gamesmanship in a way, and
you go, okay, but the league is considering uh yeah,
I mean Michael Vick was famous for it.
Speaker 3: I said, let him play.
Speaker 5: He want to blast the quarterback, blast the quarterbacks for
concussion protocol.
Speaker 1: Go back to the day. I don't hope it was football.
Speaker 6: I think you should be able to hit him just
like any other player. You know, obviously, if you hit
a guy helmet to helmet, it's a palty. But if
you hit a guy normal, not a penalty. It shouldn't
be a penalty just because he's a quarterback. Right he's
out of the pocket.
Speaker 1: He's right out of the pocket and he's running.
Speaker 5: They need to address exactly and define exactly what a
catch is before they do all those other bullshit.
Speaker 1: What's a catch? What is? Like? Nobody knows in a way.
I mean, we've seen guys get tagged for roughing the
passer and there was no way it was really rough
in the pastor but by the definitions of the rules
they have right now, looks like it's rough in the
passer right, which is kind of shitty. So I'm okay
with that one. And then they're considering using an electronic
system to measure first downs next season.
Speaker 6: Should we talked about that last week?
Speaker 1: Now I didn't know this. They tested the same stuff
they use in tennis. But the problem with tennis is
there's no chip in the ball. It's like and it's clear, right,
so they slow it down and you can see exactly
where the impact is. Well, you can't do that in
the NFL because you've got guys big asses blocking it
when it's one of those scrums.
Speaker 5: So it's gonna be and stuff that they're down the exactly.
Speaker 6: That can all be reviewed though, easily. Yeah, they can
easily go back and say, yep, the ball was a
yard shirt when his knee hit reverse the first down
that's an easy one to fix.
Speaker 1: Well, it's yes, that's what they're they're considering this, and
I don't know. According to the Washington Post, they're saying
the system, which the NFL has tested in game conditions
in recent seasons, would involve a football being spotted manually
by on field officials before the electronic system would determine
whether the spot resulted in a first down. So it's
like a backup. It makes sense.
Speaker 6: The chip is already in the football. It is the
speed guy's run, it's thrown, the velocity, everything, so it's
not I guarantee. They've been testing this behind the scenes.
Speaker 1: For years, so they have the They were used Hawkeye technology,
which is the same thing that tennis uses, but they
tried it in the Lions Giants preseason game and it
took forever, like trying to figure out what the fuck
was going on. So I don't know. I know fans
have complained for years.
Speaker 5: Because that's what the NFL has a problem with, spending
more time in getting more commercials put into their games.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm sure that's that's a huge impact. Well, but
it blows down the game a little bit.
Speaker 6: When you've got billions of dollars and nothing but time
on your hands. You can figure these things out.
Speaker 1: I believe. I'm wondering how much though, Again, is it
the fact that they're so in bed with gambling now
that you've got to get the calls right? Right? Yeah?
I mean you really got to make every effort to
get the call as as right.
Speaker 3: As they haven't been doing it.
Speaker 1: I don't know, I mean, who knows what the first
down thing? Right?
Speaker 7: It was kind of like this, Yeah, I'm sure you
guys talked about it, but people don't realize that they
yellow line on TV is not is not.
Speaker 6: Not where it is it's not And so like it
looked like it wouldn't have been a question if he didn't
turn his back to the line, Well you'd be able
to see, Yeah, you'd be able to see where the
ball was. But that so it raised all kinds of questions,
which again another Kansas City Chiefs Bills game is making
rule changes in the NFL, so that that should be exciting.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I think it kind of makes it
more interesting in the game, though, when there's that debate
in the fight for it and everybody's bitching, what else
would people be bitching about for the past two weeks.
If you're a Bills fan, right, there are been nothing like,
there's nothing.
Speaker 6: I still see posting every day. Yeah, I know the
Cowboys fans are bad. We're still posting from Dez catch.
You know, we can't.
Speaker 1: We can't. And the NFL is so embraced you know,
betting and fantasy football that you can't now they're not
Like the NBA allows Lebron James to pitch DraftKings, but
they won't allow any players to do that. It's like
they're they are really tight on the rules. But I
think if you got that much money going on, I
think somebody's gonna want to know, get that fucking call right.
If you've got the tech, you owe it to us people. People.
Speaker 6: It's gonna be interesting to see what happens with this
whole thing with the college basketball players that got caught
at the gamblings, you know, shaven points and stuff expanded
to the.
Speaker 1: End playing that because I only saw a little bit
of that, Yeah.
Speaker 6: I mean it's I only read a little bit about
it the other day, but basically they were they were
you know, a lot of it was player props, so
the player all of a sudden we play a little
less that day or.
Speaker 1: And they knew it ahead of time with the problem.
Speaker 6: They knew all the bets went this way, and they're like,
why is John Doe? Yeah, why all these bets come in?
And then that night flop and it was obvious. But
now I guess there was a couple of guys in
the NBA that did the same thing, So it's gonna
be very interesting. Don't forget. The NBA also had a
referees to fix games that you can't tell me that
doesn't happen every sport, including the NFL.
Speaker 1: Like, how can it happen? That's the one that I
just can't see. Baseball you can call balls and strikes
and call you safer out, but now with replay, that
stuff gets fixed. And they even had the electronics strike
zone tested out here with the Red Wings and other
minor league teams.
Speaker 6: So let's say it's a player prop bet right, it's
over a certain amount of yards rushing and he's got
to go under.
Speaker 1: But that's the that's the player himself. That's the thing
that but I don't get how you get the referee,
Like the NBA guy, how the fuck do you do that?
In the NFL. It's so big, it's so I mean.
Speaker 6: As he did it was they had referee meetings with
each other and they said, we're gonna call everything tonight
on this player. We're gonna call everything on this guy
anytime he goes near the baskets a file so he
gets to a free throw line. So it's real easy
to do something like that. To throw the whole game,
you know, you got to make a couple of get
these guys to come.
Speaker 1: He had to be paying them.
Speaker 6: The others he had.
Speaker 1: That's never come out, But I'm just thinking, like, how
can you go Most of these guys started out, probably
as a volunteer somewhere for the love of the game.
As a matter of fact, I'm at Jamison's basketball game
on Friday and the ref used to be an intern
of mine years ago. You guys actually may know him,
Brian Maguire. He worked as a beer rep as well. No,
I didn't do anything all of a sudden, He like
snaps at the kids and goes play the game. We
make the calls for him. Yeah, they were getting then.
It was against Spencer Port. They're sitting at the other
end of the gym. He blows, the whistle stops, and
he goes, I've had enough and he's pointing at the parents.
Speaker 6: Good for him.
Speaker 1: I was like, holy shit. So then after at one
point after the game, I saw him. He goes, don't
don't say anything. I wasn't gonna say anything because I
didn't think there were bad calls. I really didn't. But
I you know where I'm sitting, how can I see everything?
And I got other people with me, so he said, Uh,
Jamison was telling me they were talking a lot of
shit that other team. They were saying a lot of
stuff and it was getting under the ref skin.
Speaker 6: Now that's not the first one where it's not as
great as everybody thinks that.
Speaker 1: I have no idea. I don't know. Jamison told me
there was a big kid. I remember. I don't want
to say his number because people I don't want to
single him out, but six a big, a big guy,
and Jamison said he was getting on him and saying
some ship in his ear, and Jamison goes, my god,
you smell awful, dude. What the fuck is? And it's it.
You can see him and he's in there and they
were like pushing each other and going for the rebounds
and stuff.
Speaker 6: It was and that's happened forever, of course.
Speaker 1: Against that's where you take the technology pants. I'll tell
you the one I didn't like. I hated this was
and I still to this day anytime I see somebody
spin on somebody, Yeah, that really bothers me, Like it
really bothers me. And I remember this one guy. He
would make sure he ate like a fucking raw onion
for the game and then he'd just lay on you
and drool. If you were on the bottom of the pile,
he would just drool. I remember having. I mean, it
was like down my eye.
Speaker 4: It was.
Speaker 1: Oh man, I was like fucking furious. Maybe it takes
that a special kid. He wasn't. He wasn't. He wasn't.
Some of these guys were like really good. I think
a few of them went to play D one. There
was a kid, C J. Hunter, who went to Arlington
who became the Olympic shot putter, and he is the
reason Marion Jones wound up in jail. He was his
they were married. He was giving her the steroids. She
lied on the stand and we put her away for
ten for ten years because of perjury because she lied,
not on not about the steroids and that, you know,
had she admitted to the steroids, I don't know what
would have happened, but it probably wouldn't have been ten
years in jail. But I'm pretty sure she did a
decade or damn close to that. But I just think
there's a pressure to get the call right. So I
don't know. In terms of basketball, anybody see the uh,
the Big Trade? Anybody care about the Big Trade? No
to the like, it's pretty it's it's very enough money.
Speaker 6: Yeah, there's a lot of things coming out now, Like
now they're saying that he went to this to the
management said listen, I'm not going to sign the mega
extension when it comes up, so you might want to
get something for me before I just walk because I'm
going to La no matter what. I don't know if
that's true or not. That just came out today, but
these rumors are true.
Speaker 1: Three hundred and forty five million dollars was the next
level for this guy.
Speaker 4: I can't sign that now.
Speaker 1: Nope.
Speaker 6: Well, Kenny though, because he's going to Lake, can't and
it'll be their year.
Speaker 4: They said, he can't.
Speaker 1: No, what do you mean he can't? I guess you
have to be.
Speaker 4: And I don't know.
Speaker 5: I don't really know much about basketball, but I did
read he can't sign the super mega dealer or whatever,
and you.
Speaker 4: Might have to be there.
Speaker 6: A certain original team is the only one that can
do that. Like if you become a free agent, they
can say we're going to give you this super max
extension three hundred and forty five million. Other teams can't
do that.
Speaker 1: That's no, that's a number. I honestly god, And I
know we we live in a world now where there's
billionaires and we talk about these guys and we hear
I can't really wrap my head around three hundred and
forty five million dollars.
Speaker 6: I think about these contracts that are going on.
Speaker 1: Do you know what I'm saying?
Speaker 6: He got seven hundred and fifteen million, Soto just got
seven sixty five.
Speaker 1: But over how many years? Are they a decade? Ten? Fifteen?
Speaker 6: I think it was fifteen years for Sota. Fifteen, Yeah,
I think it's fifteen, okay, And.
Speaker 1: There's got to be an injury clause retirement. Died in
a playing crash something. You know.
Speaker 6: The nice thing about the NBA is you're allowed to
go over the cap as long as it's to resign
your own players, but you can't go out against somebody.
Speaker 1: Oh, I didn't know that.
Speaker 6: That's kind of cool.
Speaker 1: I didn't know that. I just thought that was like amazing.
It's like a holy crap.
Speaker 6: I mean, that's money, and I can't even My one buddy,
is a huge basketball fan, says it's not that bad
of a trade for the MAVs. It looks bad because
of the name, but the kid they got in return,
not Anthony Davis, but the other kid is an amazing
defensive player. And they think they're that close to being
a champion team that they can do this, So it
could go well. But also they're saying the MAVs came
out basically he said, we didn't like his conditioning. You know,
he didn't work out. He's lazy, and he's always hurt,
and last year he wasn't hurt, but it was the
only year he's actually been healthy. I think the whole year.
Speaker 1: It's interesting because I think Lebron I'm figuring this is
his last season. I think, so, I don't know, it
just seems like it would be, doesn't.
Speaker 6: He's got a no trade clause so they can't trade him,
So why is he trying to finish out? I mean
he put him in Luke on the team.
Speaker 1: Well that's I'm wondering if that does. But is it
would this be his last run? Like if he got
a ring. Let's say they did it and he gets Luca.
Speaker 6: To I mean, now he's played with his son and
and gets another ring. Maybe maybe not, though he just
wants to set those records so nobody can touch them.
That's what he's gonna do.
Speaker 1: Ronnie is uh I heard, Yeah, kids are going He
wouldn't even be a G League starter guy, so he
wouldn't even be easy, which is gotta suck for that guy.
Speaker 6: Because I know he is right now by the way,
he's in the G League and I don't think he's starting.
Speaker 1: Oh I thought he was up with the Lakers a
few times.
Speaker 6: Yeah, okay, yeah, they toushed him down, all right. The
league or whatever they call it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the G League. Yeah, that's uh that there used
to be d I thought they're developmentally, I don't anything.
I think he started for like the and that's low level.
Speaker 6: Razor Starks had some talent back in the day.
Speaker 1: Yeah they did, they did.
Speaker 6: Rocher has a lot of sports talent.
Speaker 1: Rochester had the back to back NBA championship team here.
It's now the Sacramento Kings.
Speaker 6: I mean, the Razor Sharks won some championships. The Raiders
indoor team was phenomenal football team, like he won championship.
Speaker 4: Soccer blew up here for a while.
Speaker 1: Soccer did. The indoor lacrosse was pretty big for a
while with the Night Hawks.
Speaker 6: You got Sauki out of Greece playing baseball and now
just got drafted and his son or his brother is
gonna be probably just as good. So yeah, baseball talent
here too.
Speaker 1: Which is odd because most of the baseball talent comes
from where you can play a year round outside. And
I'm I think they're proven that wrong. I mean, who
is it? A couple of years ago, Seedo Culver was
the number one overall pick and he just shows you
how hard this is.
Speaker 8: It is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I watched him hit a home run and at
Frontier or whatever it's called. I think he's out. I think,
But I don't know. I don't know. One last thing
sports wise, Uh, could the Raiders be a team on
the rise next season? Why? Why do you say no?
Speaker 7: Because they're like the Jets, They're they I mean, no
matter what the coach, the.
Speaker 6: Chip Kelly has huge influence.
Speaker 3: They have that owner.
Speaker 1: Kelly's coming.
Speaker 6: He wasn't good in the NFL with the Eagles. Don't
forget that he's a college coach.
Speaker 1: No, but uh, Chip Kelly is going to be offensive coordinator?
Speaker 6: Yeah he was. He wasn't terrible as a head coaches.
It was bad as bad as calling the place.
Speaker 1: Oh I didn't always calling the place? Then, Oh I
thought he had an offensive coordinator. Well, well, maybe I'm
wrong out their offense and just I'm just watching this
stuff and I go, hmm, this is.
Speaker 6: Interesting, possible. They got to get a quarterback though. As
the problem, there's Donaldson.
Speaker 3: They always make everything look like they're going to be
good every year.
Speaker 4: They're like the Jets.
Speaker 1: They haven't been good in the number of years. Yeah,
all right, well it's just a thing. Any why watched
the Grammys? No, give you a little Grammy update? And
uh one outphant? Now what do you mean.
Speaker 3: Kanye's wife's euphan?
Speaker 4: Is that one reference?
Speaker 1: Oh? God? Anybody see it?
Speaker 6: Straight naked?
Speaker 1: Straight naked?
Speaker 6: I don't know why you bother wearing a dress.
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about half of it's gone about half mark slow down
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The brunch thing is like you take reservations ahead of
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but it may help you. It's starting to get there though, Yeah,
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the staff to work so much.
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Speaker 9: Your finger up rents in the.
Speaker 1: Form of the Best Rock Album Grammy, Rolling Stones, a
Hackney Diamonds.
Speaker 4: Was there nobody else in the division this year?
Speaker 1: You know what, maybe fuck yourself?
Speaker 8: You too, and you too?
Speaker 1: I'm asking who would they be too? Black Crows? Black
Crows had a pretty solid album. I don't remember who
else was up there because, you know what, they didn't
even do it on TV. The Rolling Stones had to
get the best, so we're going to do this before
the sho didn't even do it on TV. I had
to look it up this morning. I was watching to
watch it.
Speaker 3: People were pissed.
Speaker 1: Off that Beyonce got like the Country album of the
Year and then the Album of the Year as well.
I'm telling you something, I feel like it's the Grammy's
kind of doing what the refs to do, like a
makeup call, because I think she was up for Best
Album in twenty seventeen, twenty nineteen twenty.
Speaker 6: Was he the one that blasted him last year? And yes,
his wife never wins anything because she's black and everything else,
and now all of a sudden, she wins.
Speaker 1: She wins, and she won.
Speaker 6: If she made one song on that album, yeah, I
don't even I thought else who made it is a hit?
Speaker 1: I don't think so. I don't know you. You guys,
I was gonna ask you and and Mark thought for
a country a little bit. Well, you like country, don't you?
I mean, but I mean I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't follow.
Speaker 1: I don't, I don't follow.
Speaker 3: I don't like it.
Speaker 4: I don't listen to new country.
Speaker 1: Okay, And she's considered.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't listen to her if it was Marianne likes her.
Speaker 1: But I'm not a big fan.
Speaker 3: I liked her Destiny's Child.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I'm saying as her solo.
Speaker 7: So she's in j Z pas everybody out all right,
that's a fair Gramma's gonna look real stupid.
Speaker 6: And everything comes out about P Diddy stuff because they're a.
Speaker 3: Major Yeah what do you mean?
Speaker 1: Wait? Wait, wait, what are you talking?
Speaker 6: They're big into the P Diddy stuff the Grammys? No, oh,
a lot of mud on their face.
Speaker 1: Well, now he went to the hospital, j Z Yeah, no,
uh Diddy, I was taken out like at ten o'clock
at night, and they're saying it was because he had
He's had several knee surgeries and things, and something happened
with his knee. People were speculating that he was beat
up or something, but they were saying, no, that's not
the truth.
Speaker 7: Well, if anybody saw those fucking documentaries that just came
out on him, he's gonna get his ass kicked in.
Speaker 3: He's a horrible human being.
Speaker 4: Yes, he was a bully.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you tell me where is that? One's on
Netflix and one's on on Didties. Yeah, he just came out.
Speaker 1: I want to I don't know if I want to
see it. I've been watching the OJ thing. Does anybody
check the new ojing?
Speaker 6: Is that on Netflix?
Speaker 1: Yeah? It's a new OJ one And I don't know why,
but I go. Let me see what this is about.
It's I think it's six episodes. I'm through five and
it's pretty damn compelling.
Speaker 9: But again, I I.
Speaker 1: Don't know what's right or wrong Mark Furman. And here's
what I didn't know about Mark Furman. Did you know
that Mark Furman had sued the LAPD, saying that because
of them, he was now racist, hated certain constituents of
the city. He saw too much. He was suing them.
So when they're the defense team and he don't forget
OJ had the best of the best on all levels,
right that they dug deep and it was it was
Toubin or Tubin, who was the guy that got accused
of joeing on a zoom meeting and he worked at CNN,
and they said, like they thought it was He thought
it was off, and he went over and he was
looking at porn on the computer but the camera was
still on. I think it was Tuban is his name.
He's a lawyer. He was writing for The New Yorker
and he was looking for any kind of story about
Mark Furman. I don't know why he was doing this.
And he found that lawsuit and man, the defense got
a hold of that and it was like every piece
of evidence got thrown out. They said that Mark Urman
planted the glove. Mark Furman did this because they're saying,
we found one glove at her house, we found the
other glove at OJ's house. The blood in the matched
him and her. Why was his blood at both places,
her bloods at both places? The other kids blood? It
was like and what they keep showing you in the documentaries,
never put into court, never admitted admissible in court. And
I think it was because they were able to say
it was before maybefore it happened, like almost I want
to say, four or five years prior to that, he
had sued the lapd Arm basically saying I'm paraphrasing, you've
turned me into a racist, or I can't I can't
do this job anymore because whatever, and they.
Speaker 6: Let him stay on the job.
Speaker 1: I guess, or I don't know. You gotta watch it
because it's so interesting and it takes you back because
you go, man, I didn't know that, and you're like,
oh sure. And the timing was perfect. You just had
the LA riots, you had the Rodney King beating that
led to the LA riots. You had all this shit
that was going on.
Speaker 6: And was he part of the Rodney King thing?
Speaker 1: Who's I don't believe.
Speaker 6: So he's an investigator, not that he was.
Speaker 1: An investigator, but I think when he was an actual
cop he sued, and maybe that's when they promoted him
and go, let's get this guy into a different area.
I have no idea.
Speaker 4: So after all these years OJ was telling the damn truth.
Speaker 1: He didn't do it.
Speaker 6: I don't know he did it.
Speaker 1: They just couldn't get you because you know, they keep going,
what a how how could you be such a sociopath?
You know you know what I mean that you for years,
you just like you never said anything you would think
even when he was dying, like he would crack like.
Speaker 6: Why not just say at the end?
Speaker 5: Right, I'm still waiting to see if that book comes
out or something. That's if there's got to be a
book somewhere that he wrote somewhere that said, after I die,
put it out, I did it, you think? So he
had the one book I did it. If I didn't,
I didn't do it. But if I did it, this
is how I would have done it.
Speaker 1: And that was that was written so he could pay
the estates of the yeah, the family ship. But if
I did do it, this is how I would have
I think.
Speaker 6: If his kids don't, you know, if they really believe
he didn't do it, he doesn't want them to think differently.
Speaker 1: Now, how could you, I mean, could you imagine, like honestly,
gud Or, it was his kid, but Jason, so they
show this. They had the sniper team, so when he
did the Bronco Chase. He said he had a gun,
and al calling said he had a gun because they
talked to both, and the guy who was talking him
down is talking and he talks about how this whole
investigation was kind of fucked up, you know, the way
they did it, And he said that there was a
swat team and they were told if he gets out
with a gun, you shoot him on site, like immediately,
and they somehow let him get into his property, like
they opened the gates and stuff. So all the snipers
are there and they're looking for a clear shot and
somebody comes running up to the truck and is yelling
and screaming, and you see it on camera from like
an aerial shot because there were helicopters and stuff everywhere,
and it was Jason.
Speaker 6: So I don't can you imagine if they took him
out there have been huge riots, huge one.
Speaker 5: Of them and one of the networks would have dude
late to hit the delay Matt.
Speaker 1: They said, it would have burned a city down. And
they go and here's the thing is like, and I
have no idea. Oja himself said he was never saw
himself as as black or white. He was just Oj right,
and he was accepted by everybody. So that was the thing.
But yeah, they go, Man, it would have been the
worst thing that could happen. That would have been the
worst king holy crap, they were gonna They would have
been absolutely, absolutely insane. I have to tell you again,
if you just I know we did the bt b
ad but that I almost want to just pick up
the chicken caging bosta, just keep eating. And I know
Mark was making fun of my fat ass. I have
to tell you, Mark, I've been going to the gym
and I had a very very awkward incident today. I
joined the Why with my son because he wants to
play basketball. This is my other son comes back and
is selling for Ellie Fitness and goes, hey, how about
I get you out of your your WHY membership and
gets you over to Teal Fitness. I said, I was
at Ellie Fitness, but the one close to me doesn't
have basketball, and I'm not driving the far places. When
then why is are that close? So the one that's
actually closer is the pits Ford Why. So I started
going back there and I haven't been there in years.
So I go today and I'm walking towards the locker rooms,
and I'm not really paying total attention. But what I
didn't realize was the men's entrance is on the wall
to my left and it says locker room. So you're
walking a hallway that's going this way and the men's
entrances over to the left. I just go straight forward,
walk right into the women's locker room. Shit right, but
there's big walls and shit right. She can't see and
I see in a mirror, and it's almost like an
optical illusion because now i'm looking, I see a woman
walking toward me, and I go, oh shit, And then
I can't I'm all twisted because now the mirrors got
me confused. I can't figure out how I get the
fuck out of there, and I'm embarrassed.
Speaker 5: I identify as a perfect and she's she's just.
Speaker 1: Like, well, see that was the thing. I go. I
wonder if anybody's ever tried that, like I identify as
but I clearly was like, So I'm walking out and
now a woman's walking in and she kind of steps
back and looks up to make sure she's going into
the right locker room and I and I say, I go,
where is the men's entrance? And it's over to the now.
It would be on my right. I don't know how
I meant. I just went cruising, had my head, you know,
thinking about something else. Boom right in there. Yeah, that's it.
That could have been my workout. I get my ass
kicked to women in the fucking in the locker room.
Last night. I did watch the Grammys. I'm surprised you didn't.
No interest at all.
Speaker 3: No, because the whole Beyonce thing, I knew she was
gonna win.
Speaker 1: I didn't think she was because I thought she looked shocked.
I really didn't think she was gonna Casey Musgrave looked
like she was ready to spit a bullet.
Speaker 3: Well, then Taylor is Taylor.
Speaker 1: And Taylor didn't win.
Speaker 3: No, she was in she was sitting by a jay
Z and they they did a toast together.
Speaker 1: Well, she said, Taylor was hammered too. Taylor introduced the
country when she won the Country Album of the Year,
she gave her that Grammy and then you're right, the
Album of the Year and they did that. Was nice
of her.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's how she plays.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what are you gonna do?
Speaker 3: Well? After g Z? You know, kind of freaking like trashure.
Last year.
Speaker 1: I mean, yeah he did. Yeah, yeah, you're right, that's true.
Speaker 7: It's okay if you trash your freaking uh, you know,
a white blonde girl. But man, and if they don't win, man,
that's you know, that's okay. But you know, if it's
a freaking back, if it's a black girl, I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: You know, all of a sudden, there's racism.
Speaker 1: Well, they say, and and that's what he's saying, that
it was racism, that it was always the blonde, white girl.
I don't know. I always thought when it came to
art that it was more on a merit thing and
not a skin tone thing. But I maybe wrong. I
don't live in that way, but I thought, at least
with that it would be wouldn't it be, No, you'd
think so. I mean, it was sports as well, it
should be.
Speaker 6: I mean, it's just funny that he called him out
last year, though, and then she put him in what
they in the career life whatever, the lifetime achievement was
slamming them about his wife. That's the most unprofessional thing
I've ever seen in my life.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's very good, that's very good.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: The best, though, was the Kanye and the rumors were
that he was thrown off the Red Carver. He shows
up with his wife. What's her name, Bianca Sensory. I
think she's from Australia, fucking hot, thirty years old. She's
got a long for codon and then she drops and
there it's a dress, surren wrap. But you see every thing,
like everything. And I was thinking about this because I
had some time, and I go, it wasn't titillating. It
was almost like it was art, which I know sounds weird, but.
Speaker 5: It's not the matter of But you know what I'm saying, like.
Speaker 1: Smart, but I wonder if that would work.
Speaker 6: Just here to check out the art and check it
out the art.
Speaker 1: No, but it's not like she was standing in to renal,
play with her nipples or doing anything. She was standing
there like you would did. I think in my high
school they used to bring in naked people you could
draw naked. I'm surprised, fucking backwoods jerk water Town. I'm
pretty sure they had nudes in there. I'm pretty sure
like somebody came from a community college or whatever or
would chuck you, and they came fast times and they
drew them. But that's what it looked like. When I
actually looked at I go, it's not that bad. I
don't know. And then I I was reading people going
he's a controlling asshole. I'm like, well, I don't know
a woman that would do that, do you that would
wear that thing? Like would walk out? And I mean
even if you try to convince her, hey, this will
be funny. I can't. No, I don't. Yeah, mary Ann
would do it.
Speaker 3: I should do it.
Speaker 1: Maryann would do it. That's the thing. It's like I
go to naked sheer dress, I don't know if you want.
But then I thought, I go, fuck, man, what about
here's here? Would be the worst your kids saw your
step mom. I mean I'd be all day if I say, hey, man,
so your step mom see why your dad left?
Speaker 3: Number one?
Speaker 1: You know what I mean? Like shitty things like that.
Speaker 3: Number one porn?
Speaker 1: What is step mom porn?
Speaker 3: Stepmom stepson's number one porn?
Speaker 7: According to Who's according to Bank Bank Hellman rankings, porn porn?
Speaker 1: Hump. Yeah, they usually do put it out as to
what's the number one genre, number one for a while. Yeah,
there is this this milf thing that that we get kicking. Well,
see that's like the stock porn that I always got
a kick out of. It's it's usually the step mom
looking for her phone and then the step son comes
along to try to help her, but she's you know,
topless and in uh some kind of string and then
and there you go. And that was it. But man,
this be There wasn't any jewelry on this broad, hardly
any makeup, there was nothing. It was just and some
kid goes, why is she even wearing shoes? But she
had on high heels and she you know, she'sn't thirty
years old.
Speaker 4: Great good, isn't it against the law, oh she clothed.
Speaker 1: No to be I don't know, like like if somebody
walked into your establishment, I don't know what the rules are.
Speaker 6: I don't know, because remember they used to have the
ones that protested Donal Charlotte years ago, the topless girls.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but that's in a public setting. You're a private
You would be a private business. So you could say
we can't.
Speaker 6: I think it'd be more of a problem because it'll
liqu her license.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I never even thought of that one hundred percent,
Because I think there were places that were juice bars
could be totally nude, but other places had to be
topless or something.
Speaker 6: They can be topless. And I think now they have
to wear pasties. I'm not positive. That might just be
the city of Rochester. They have to wear pasties, which
is dumb. The sounds are going a strip club. Look
a little nice band aid like that would be funny
if you would think it's just a city that has
those rules.
Speaker 1: Really, who sits around and.
Speaker 4: Makes these rules up?
Speaker 6: I want to be part of that crew, your buddy,
the governor or the.
Speaker 4: Mayor, mayor.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh was itlik? Yeah? Molik, Yeah, but it took place.
I don't. I haven't. Has anybody heard anything or paid attention.
Speaker 6: I promised all these changes and heard from him.
Speaker 1: There's nothing that I don't think.
Speaker 4: Let's get it, Let's get in, Let's get him.
Speaker 1: Remember he you weren't here. He walked by one night.
He he was down here and I haven't chased him out,
and I think he was a little buzzed, or maybe
I'm wrong. I don't want to say anything off color,
but he he was in and out and they were
waiting for him, like they were almost pissed that he
came in. But he used to come on the radio
quite a bit but I don't know.
Speaker 5: So porn Hub unveiled its top searches of twenty twenty
three and the large what's the largest growing category in
Pornhub for twenty twenty three one hundred and thirty two
percent the largest for twenty twenty two category.
Speaker 1: Boy, that's tough because I would think what.
Speaker 3: Large steps it would be.
Speaker 6: It's not.
Speaker 1: It's not steps in I'm gonna say. I'm gonna say
it's like amputee or something weird.
Speaker 4: No guilf.
Speaker 1: Grandmother up one hundred percent because they're looking better longer.
What what are you laughing?
Speaker 6: And that makes sense?
Speaker 1: Though it does?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Like I don't believe that.
Speaker 1: The longer.
Speaker 7: I mean, I know, I know, I don't believe that.
Though why the stepmother step son is just like the.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying it was the top I'm saying the
biggest grew. It was the biggest increase, though there's still
the top one. You're right, Yeah, most eighteen year old
kids aren't looking at their grandmother.
Speaker 5: What state had their longest longest time spent per visit
on the Hub of porn.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna say Mississippi, some state where it would be taboo.
Speaker 6: It's not Mississippi. No, it's gonna be like West Virginia.
Speaker 1: Okay, it's a good one.
Speaker 4: West Virginia is actually one of the shortest.
Speaker 1: Really, yeah, it doesn't take it.
Speaker 6: Miss right next to that.
Speaker 1: Maryland eleven minutes and thirty one seconds on Maryland would
never thinks area and all those purfs and.
Speaker 5: The average watching it, the average visit dos nine minutes
and fifty one seconds.
Speaker 1: This is time to get a little story and then
a little clean up.
Speaker 3: Porno is not what it used to be. Wait, what
do you mean that's boring?
Speaker 1: Why?
Speaker 7: Why do you all faked teds stuff like that? I like,
I like the seventies eighties search vintage.
Speaker 4: I do.
Speaker 1: Oh not that I would know. I'm just saying, like, if.
Speaker 10: Mark one is the classic, if you were looking seven,
you're gonna look seventies, eighties, eighties porn. Mark One's a
full bush, nothing more, nothing that's coming back in what
the bush?
Speaker 7: How do you know if you see new porn? I haven't, Yes,
not that I have, but I'm just yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: There used to be a lot of independent porn. Like
you used to be able to go on Craigslist Rochester
and they were they were looking for like they were
advertising for people, a guy coming down from Buffalo looking
for girls. They were doing like the I don't know,
the I ninety search or something like that.
Speaker 3: That was nothing. That was the biggest scam.
Speaker 6: Bullsh Yes, that was probably scam.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I thought there was some guy because I remember I
thought we called him on the radio one time and
the guy was like, yeah, I produce porn and I
come down. But it was him like he would bang
all the girls and I'm producing porn too. But they
do those, the casting couches, things like I always watch porn.
Speaker 4: Well, why would you go.
Speaker 6: Like girls that are they want to get in that bit?
I mean, look at only fans. That's kind of taken over.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 7: That's why casting couch is pretty uh it's a pretty
popular one on porn too.
Speaker 1: Casting couch.
Speaker 7: The guy actually video I don't know how he gets
away with it. He actually video tapes these girls.
Speaker 1: That's probably not they probably agree to yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
they gotta do something like that. All right, we'll take
a moment. I don't know whether to do the creepy story.
I'll hold that. I'll tell you. Since we brought up porn,
people are getting uh busted and exposed for watching porn.
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Speaker 1: Amoy Beyonce, Cowboy Carter? How bad album here?
Speaker 5: I would like to hear somebody else singing?
Speaker 4: It's getting worse.
Speaker 1: What do you like to hear somebody else singing?
Speaker 4: Though?
Speaker 1: Almost sounds like that vo back.
Speaker 3: It's actually good.
Speaker 1: That's it's a really good, really good.
Speaker 3: It sounds like the chain.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's interesting. It sounds like he did a lot
of stuff to her voice. There's a lot of backup
singers like this.
Speaker 3: Who's taking that? Seriously? Is there anybody who listens to
the country that.
Speaker 1: Actually, no, I was surprised for Staple. They didn't win.
He was up and I and I'm like, you know.
Speaker 3: No, because he's a white freaking redneck.
Speaker 1: Who can tell he's got the big beard. No one knows.
He's probably right, probably right. Yeah, it does feel like
it smacks a little bit of political. I don't know.
I can't, I can't, can't disagree with that. It just was.
She looks shocked when when the thing went down. I
was surprised, because you're gonna win this look shocked. We
had a couple of local winners. I think there was
somebody from the Mortgage Wins. How'd you know?
Speaker 3: Congratulations they did.
Speaker 1: They were the backup singers on the Cowboy Carter. Even
even they wouldn't sing on that song.
Speaker 3: I know, it's not so bad. Even the Mortgage Twins
couldn't ruin that one.
Speaker 1: So have you anybody heard of, like you probably heard
of patent trolls, And it would be people that go
out and search for patents that they own, or they'll
get a patent to something. So let's say you then
try to go forward with some kind of podcast thing
or even restaurant equipment or whatever, and they come and
they sue you and they stop, and they're called patent trolls. Well,
there's a porn company and I think they're called Strike three,
and since twenty seventeen they have filed seventeen thousand lawsuits
against people accusing them of illegally downloading X rated movies
that they own, and they try to extort like one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars out of you, or they
say they're going to go public with your name, and
I'd be like, fuck it, let me go public, Mark.
I wouldn't give old I care.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't give a shit.
Speaker 1: But I think in some areas of the country, like
it's still really taboo or considered that way, that the
people are complying and now some lawyers going or a
judge is saying that you got to stop this because
they're just copyright trolls. But could you imagine getting outed,
Like if you're a kid and you're watching porn and
then all of a sudden, you know, you get an
email one day going hey from this IP address, we
know it was you.
Speaker 4: That doubt I would think it was fake, though, well
I probably would.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a good point. I don't know as a
kid unloads a whole movie anymore, Who the fuck knows
even if you're just doing a Strike three is the
parent company of brands like Blacked, Blacked, Raw, Tushy, Vixen, Deeper,
and Slaved.
Speaker 4: Well this out titles you're familiar with.
Speaker 1: The I Knew Vixen, The Vixen Media Group thirty million
visitors each month to the Vixen Media Group's website.
Speaker 4: Thirty million sounds like a place to put a bTB A.
Speaker 1: That's like ten percent of the country.
Speaker 6: I got a private room.
Speaker 1: Or one per the Strike three is also a copyright toill.
That's what the guy said. I just can't imagine that
you would get busted for looking at porn and then
every yeah, threatening damages up to one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars.
Speaker 6: I don't understand how they download it illegally.
Speaker 1: I don't even know how they're finding it using software,
So they go out and look for people using software.
The company identifies an ip adre it claims was used
to download its content. So whatever its content was, and
it could be like short five minute films whatever. Strike
three then files a lawsuit against John Doe use your
associated with that address, which is weird because I thought
there were like these sites like what did you call it?
Was pornhob Yeah, you can go there and see everything
for free. As what I'm saying, why would you even
do this? But they've been going after people for a while.
Speaker 7: Basically all those porn of things are our advertisements to
go to the only fans to go, well, go to
the website.
Speaker 6: Their website to see the whole thing. It's a dollar
or whatever it is.
Speaker 1: Oh who pays for porn?
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Well, somebody is because of the there's it's just long
enough for you.
Speaker 6: Holy fans is tearing it up though, so somebody's.
Speaker 1: Only fans is tearing it up. But I think that
that's like if you're a really good with people and
I'm talking right to the camera and you know, I'm
looking right at you, and I say, and I know
you're over there. You know. I was about to say, hey, Matt, real.
Speaker 3: Fans video.
Speaker 1: Huh yeah, just before you double don it right in
the mouth. That's nice. Look at that. That's that's lovely.
You had to look at everything. What do you mean? No,
I'm just saying I kept thinking about that when I
was watching the OJ thing. I go, I sort of
miss his stupid commentary on Twitter, Like that guy just
fucking acted like he did nothing.
Speaker 6: He didn't watch this thing.
Speaker 1: How can you turn that fucking switch off? You said
you loved that woman, you had kids with her, and
you did that, Like, Okay, I could see you got
into a rage. There's some kind of whatever. I guess
there could be an explanation. But don't you come down
from that at some point? And who can keep a secret? No,
I don't think any human being can keep a secret.
Speaker 4: I think everybody's in jail here.
Speaker 1: No, but I think everybody tells somebody, well, Al Colling,
somebody knows, like you can't keep that.
Speaker 6: Why wouldn't you just come out and say afterwards he
did it? There's no you know, there's no way he
could have been tried to.
Speaker 1: He couldn't be tried a second time. That's true. And
that and that whole thing that he went to jail for.
Speaker 3: Ronan's father would have murdered him.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that was ron Goman's father was out of his
mind to bring Yeah.
Speaker 1: I kid is like, you're a hundred percent right. He
was in the wrong place, wrong place at the wrong time.
But I mean, like had just.
Speaker 4: Stopped in there a relationship.
Speaker 1: No, no, not not like people would have thought he
was friendly, knew or he was the waiter at that restaurant.
Speaker 3: Do you ever hear the story about when he was
with tiny.
Speaker 1: Kntain who OJ No, I didn't know he was.
Speaker 7: A contained And they broke up and she started dating
David Coverdale from White Snake and David Coverdale wakes up
one one morning and there's this big black guy over
him and you didn't know he was He's an Englishman.
Speaker 4: Look it up. This is the truth. This is true.
Speaker 9: What the fuck?
Speaker 1: How did I never hear this story?
Speaker 3: I heard this story just recently.
Speaker 1: And OJ went to kick his ass.
Speaker 7: OJ just went went to see who was over there,
and it hovered over him.
Speaker 3: He woke up and there's this big black guy there.
Speaker 1: Uh No, I never heard that. Yeah, because Tony Kataine
was like the videos and every Yeah, it was all.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she did OJ for a while.
Speaker 1: You look it up. Who is the baseball player that
she dated that? Uh? Like I think they was a huge.
Tried to get him with like a heal of a
shoe or something. She went fucking insane on the guy
he pitched for the I think.
Speaker 4: He might have pitched for the Red Wings at some
point too.
Speaker 1: He did, you're right, Yeah, I forget his name, but
she had Yeah, she had name. I think Shock Finley.
That's exactly was Chuck Finley. The picture got involved with
Tawny Katain. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Everybody dated Tony Kateene.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, Tony Kataine was I always thought was one
of these almost a tragic story because I think at
like fourteen or fifteen, she was modeling over in Europe,
and at some point, when you're that young and recognized
for your good looks, every door opens up everybody and
who knows, like who's taking advantage of you? But I'm
not even just saying that, I'm just saying the treatment, right,
you get treated as somebody. Then you hit a certain
age and the looks start to fade and you're expecting
the same kind of treatment and it ain't coming. Well,
here's that's where people, here's a weird fucking flip out.
Speaker 7: I watched her, I knows, you know, on the cars
and whatever when I was like thirteen fourteen. Somehow she
managed to be my age, like twenty years later. She
was trying to say she was in her thirties.
Speaker 1: Oh she did.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Wait a minute.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I used to get so mad at that video
because I was like, man, she's scratching the shit out
of that jag. I'd be so pissed if she was
on my jack stand talk and on.
Speaker 5: So OJ did have an affair with Tawny Kataine while
I'm married to Nicole, No shit, it was revealed that
a lot of the affair curd well, Nicole was pregnant,
and because Nicole gained weight during the pregnancy.
Speaker 1: So in this video it we're in this this Netflix thing.
They talked to her sisters and they said something about
him saying how much weight you gained? He wasn't attracted
anymore because you gained weight during the pregnancy. And then
this this isn't mentioned, but god, damn, someone, I wish
someone had talked to you, because that's like, that's really interesting.
I mean, she's dead too, but and they looked there's
a similar look between Nicole round Simpson and Tawny Katine.
Speaker 6: There's nothing on there about that about him breaking into
the house.
Speaker 3: I didn't say anything about that.
Speaker 4: Now, No, I could dig deeper, but I probably won't.
Speaker 1: David Coverdale.
Speaker 4: It's like a David card was an Englishman.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's man, that is awesome. You know, what a wife,
what a charmed life.
Speaker 7: He just walks in in Nicole, he walks into Towny
Kateen's house and yeah, and Coverdale.
Speaker 4: But you got you have to think about this. This
was must have been.
Speaker 7: She must have been single, but it must have been
before she started with uh, with Coverdale doing the White
Snake videos.
Speaker 1: I don't know because their kids were really little. One
in ninety four one with the White Snake videos, so
I thought were late eighties they were, so maybe it
was after Coverdale Coverdale.
Speaker 4: I just read something that wasn't even supposed to be.
Originally it was supposed to be Claudia shiff.
Speaker 1: Yah, it was Claudia Shiffer that is, and then it
was the UH. I think somebody came over to say
that Claudia backed out of it and David Coverdale was
living with Tawny Katine and she said she would or
they asked like, hey, man, she's kind of hot.
Speaker 3: Was there Tonyen? Wasn't there?
Speaker 7: Sam Kinnison and relationship with those between those two not
a romantic But isn't.
Speaker 1: That how she got Tawny or are you thinking of
I'm thinking that there was another chick who got on
like all the reality shows back in the day, Tany,
And I think, I just see.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Look, I'll never question your brain. I don't remember ship,
but Jesus Christ, you dig it out because I know
that was one of my favorite. Did you know that? No?
Did you know that? Do you know the Fiddle Castro story?
Can I tell it? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Well no, no, Bill can't.
Speaker 1: All right, So years ago they were there was an
argument the way I remember it, you correct me, an
argument on the morning show about who was the smartest, okay,
or how intelligent somebody was. So they're giving each other
like a almost like a trivial pursuit.
Speaker 3: Was okay, but that's what Yeah.
Speaker 1: And it was they were asking questions. Okay, So they
go through and there they read you have to read
the question, and then the other person has to try
to answer. So it's Mark's turn to read it.
Speaker 4: Who are you going against?
Speaker 3: I think Tommy it was a time here, Cindy.
Speaker 1: Oh maybe I don't know. So Mark gets up there
and he pauses, and then the question was about Fidel Castro.
It was something like who's the who is Fidel Castro
or what something about? Yeah, but they said his name
because it was in the question, because Mark said fiddle Castro,
and the fucking room erupted, erupted. It was almost like
you couldn't have written this ship any better.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, this thirty years later and it's still talked.
Speaker 1: To him, yes, because it was so fucking funny. And
the greatest thing was is like, you know Mark, right,
I think Mark turned ready kissed off, but then he
comes back. He just embraces it. And he didn't. He
didn't like, he didn't yell at people like I would
have been.
Speaker 4: I wish I had my attitude now that I had been.
Speaker 1: No, because you were, you were It was funnier. Then
you would blow up and alligator artists be going, you're
yelling people, well you did the thing with your arms.
Speaker 4: You would get all mad.
Speaker 1: Don't get mad at me. Now.
Speaker 7: You always have to He always has to go. He
always likes to go to that one step. You can't
just tell the story and just go from there.
Speaker 3: He has to go one step deeper.
Speaker 1: At least he drew.
Speaker 4: Himself tonight, that's.
Speaker 8: All.
Speaker 1: He won't take a moment, Uh, do we have a game? Sure,
we can do a game with Now, are you ready
to kick all our asses? Because I don't know.
Speaker 3: Last week, Matt Man's been mad, has been doing well.
Speaker 5: I mean I have been doing one Mats wheelhouse last week.
Speaker 1: Yes, Yes, she did well last week.
Speaker 3: I'm kind of in a slump.
Speaker 4: And then Laura didast a couple days later.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Laura crushed me.
Speaker 6: She actually did good last week.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she did. Laura's pretty yod. She's on it, she's
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Speaker 9: It's fine, it's cool, you can say enough love to guess.
Speaker 1: Chapel Roan not bad, right, okay, yeah.
Speaker 3: Not what I watched. I've read to mention is the
on fire.
Speaker 1: Aid Yeah, I was only six hours Dave Live.
Speaker 3: No, okay, it was on I caught the.
Speaker 1: Beginning of it live. I'm serious.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I went and uh I watched it. Uh, I
think on YouTube. I got who was your Who did
you like the most fucking violet freaking girl singing with
all apologies with Nirvana?
Speaker 1: Really?
Speaker 4: Oh it was fucking amazing.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 7: They had four singers come out. It was all different singers.
I really didn't know. It was stuff for joone. Jack
came out and did one and I forgot what songs
she did. I didn't know the other two singers.
Speaker 1: The Jet's coming to Irondequoit, ironqu She's gonna be playing
a festival shut up. I'm not kidding. This Summer Well Festival,
the Hoochinani Fest, which Tommy Burnett did down in Geneseo,
moving it to Irondequoit and it's Joan Jett. I think
it's the headliner.
Speaker 4: I want to go.
Speaker 6: I saw that Tommy was doing that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I guess tickets. Wow, see, I'll see what we
can do. Yeah, but I'm Violet Mark Maryann might not
want to go though.
Speaker 1: Well they're no parking.
Speaker 3: Fair.
Speaker 4: Part's ironical.
Speaker 7: Okay about the girl, man, she fucking she killed it, really, Yeah,
she's all apologies.
Speaker 3: Gotta figure she knows all those songs.
Speaker 6: Sure, and that's her dad's new song, had Things and
she goes on tour with him with.
Speaker 4: A backup singer.
Speaker 6: I wonder if his new daughter.
Speaker 1: Will be a I don't know. That's what I was
just thinking.
Speaker 6: Of this amazing how that just went away.
Speaker 1: It just went away well because he owned it right,
you know, he came out and sort of said it.
It's almost like Letterman. They were going to try to
extort it. He was banging one of the interns and
he came out on national TV and goes, I've been
a bad guy. This is true.
Speaker 3: Right, what can they see him bout you?
Speaker 1: Absolutely nothing after.
Speaker 6: That, not done a show since who is not the
food fighters? They can They canceled. We were supposed to
go to a festival in September. They canceled the show.
Speaker 3: How smart? How smart is Growl?
Speaker 7: Do a Nirvana reunion and you're on drums and all
of a sudden, everybody's excited that Nirvana got you know, yeah,
Van got it together because it supposedly it was never
going to happen. I mean he was supposedly he's never
played those songs since Kurt died and he went to
the public.
Speaker 1: Yeah, maybe true. I don't know, right, so that's the
first time. So what do you do?
Speaker 3: I forgot about it? You got freaking what gives a ship?
Speaker 1: I don't get I don't know what I'm saying, like,
I go, I go.
Speaker 3: Better you than me?
Speaker 4: Bro name girl, I'd probably do the same thing.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm just saying, like, what the fuck? Yeah, you
have a couple of pops here in you know, you're
away somewhere. Who knows, right he probably maybe he even
forgot about it.
Speaker 3: You are the biggest you are the biggest rock star probably.
Speaker 1: Right, any bets and we'll never know the answer to this,
that he didn't know the woman's first name, Like, I
don't think it was an affair. I wonder it was
a one off, right understand, And I wonder if he
knew her name.
Speaker 6: Probably not, I would bet no, It's what I'm thinking.
Speaker 3: Like name, he didn't know her last name?
Speaker 1: Her name is.
Speaker 4: Everybody calls her April.
Speaker 1: I don't know. It's it's a that you could see
it with being a rock star and you aren't. You're right.
Probably in terms of rock, I would say, one of
the biggest faces of rock.
Speaker 3: Ty he's the big Yeah, he's the face of rock,
is it right?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Played with everybody. Tom Petty wanted him to be
a drummer.
Speaker 7: Oh man, because he sat in with Petty, he said,
Patty he got on Saturday Night Live. Nick they're actually
talking about. I was listening on the way here. They
were talking about doing a Rush re union, having it
and he would he would have him.
Speaker 1: Neil because Neil. Yeah. I never was a huge Rush fan.
Speaker 3: I pretended I tried to be, but.
Speaker 1: I mean it was a big Rochester because yeah, I know,
you never really got it.
Speaker 7: Yeddy Lee used to go to the liquor store in
the plaza where Beat to Billy's.
Speaker 1: This get e leaded century.
Speaker 3: It wasn't a century.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I don't know if he continued after century, but
oh yeah, he was known for going in there all
the time.
Speaker 1: What was he doing over here?
Speaker 3: It's I guess. I guess it's cheaper to get to
get I don't know.
Speaker 1: You could probably go. I know he was at the
House Guitars. They have pictures and things, so maybe oh.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the story went to the House Guitars century and
went back to the border.
Speaker 3: Sounds like a good day to me.
Speaker 1: All right, Kevin, what do you got in terms of
our game? I don't know if I'm gonna do well
unless or not Grammy night last week.
Speaker 4: I'm guessing forward to beat.
Speaker 1: Okay, give information? You know? Yeah? Wow?
Speaker 4: The artist you an.
Speaker 8: Am every morning? Never helloing from the corner of my
out But about.
Speaker 7: I know it's not run down four post bed, but
I across that yel sat there.
Speaker 4: Incorrect answer, but that's fine, So all the sit.
Speaker 9: Watch your ship.
Speaker 1: I don't want to see this guy.
Speaker 8: They're are wants to a way.
Speaker 1: I do, and I can't come up with his name.
Speaker 3: I cannot come up with his name.
Speaker 4: I want to see this guy in concert.
Speaker 1: But he puts on a hell of a show. You
know what I like about him? He did he made
fun of himself on like the Chappelle Show or something
he was did before? Did he he was on Uh,
he was on Two and a half Men, but on
a million things. Yeah, it just isn't but he makes
fun of him so right.
Speaker 8: He was a jet man.
Speaker 3: He a job, and I and h Waldon hired him.
Speaker 4: It was Diddy before did he covering songs?
Speaker 1: She had a two because I'm missing still don't have
to smile, Ara, think bye you.
Speaker 4: That's like fucking I ever playing?
Speaker 9: It was a town when I wasn't sure for lo
the most wall, don't do don't get on.
Speaker 8: Listening to the wind of Change.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 9: Ager, Summer Night?
Speaker 1: What the foods your face was all about? Come on
your favorite song?
Speaker 3: In third grade?
Speaker 1: I loved the fucking song? I thought you gave me
answer the last one?
Speaker 11: Pad right?
Speaker 8: Does you want talk? Does she complete my homeroom?
Speaker 4: Home room?
Speaker 8: Angel the West pulled me from my seat.
Speaker 9: She was good like snow plays.
Speaker 12: No one could ever stayed the memory of my agel
could never cause no pain, Mama, roll out of there.
Speaker 9: That you ran through the BODI station.
Speaker 12: When if Mama found out, he began to shout, he
started the investigation.
Speaker 9: It's against the law.
Speaker 1: It was against the law, your mama, so.
Speaker 8: It was against.
Speaker 4: I can't give him the hooker.
Speaker 1: He's got nothing over that.
Speaker 4: I want to give you a chance.
Speaker 1: There was one.
Speaker 3: I goddamn, it's Billy Joe.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the stranger. I put New York state of mind.
Speaker 4: Incorrect, the New York state of mind. It is the stranger, right.
Speaker 1: I knew that. After I.
Speaker 7: Finally got the name, I thought, oh, shut up, Immy
mc farren, don't worry, be happy.
Speaker 1: Correct, damn it what you have Bobby McCarn I don't
worry me with sugar.
Speaker 12: Ray.
Speaker 1: I can't I get sugar.
Speaker 3: I can't remember.
Speaker 4: I can't say halo.
Speaker 1: It's every morning a thing, he says. I got nothing
on that.
Speaker 3: Say it right here.
Speaker 8: Every mon.
Speaker 1: No, this is remember I said, reading Michael Bolton, This
is Michael is Michael boul I thought I was as
reading too is ready sitting on the dog. But I wrote, Michael, Well,
we gave you the fucking answer. No you didn't, sure
day didn't.
Speaker 5: We was further down, and I thought, you give me
answerhich didn't want unless he's crashed it out and changed
it already.
Speaker 4: I'm taking it this one.
Speaker 1: I this is a I don't think it's gots.
Speaker 3: And roses, but is it Sky Island?
Speaker 4: It's guns and roses, a song.
Speaker 1: It is the patients that I have. But I don't
have any idea.
Speaker 3: I got this Sky was not Scott Wander.
Speaker 1: It's Chris Cornell. Oh really, I was close. Wow, that
sounds really good because I was gonna say any better.
Speaker 3: All right, scorpions when.
Speaker 6: The change, when the change? But I didn't know a scorpions.
Speaker 1: I wrote down Gorky Park at first, and I crossed.
Speaker 4: The belt when he gave me the answer.
Speaker 1: No, he said, out have been six here, all right,
let's see I got one or two?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 1: I got five? You're ahead of me. I got annoyed.
Speaker 6: Angel For some reason, I could not remember the fucking.
Speaker 1: Yardist Jay Giles Band, Jay Giles vand centerfold.
Speaker 4: It is for two.
Speaker 1: Simon and Garfunk, Me and Julio down went to school yard.
Speaker 4: It's actually just Paul Simon.
Speaker 1: But oh is this Paul Simon?
Speaker 4: Really?
Speaker 1: Look at how dumb ims not against them.
Speaker 6: All right, I'm just taking in a wild guess.
Speaker 1: It's me and Julio now by the school yard old
out of bed was what the fuck is your theme
on this one? One?
Speaker 4: Twelve? It's a good number. Oh what you got over there? Marcus?
Speaker 3: You got twelve?
Speaker 1: Oh wait wait wait wait wait yeah, twelve twelve comes
down with.
Speaker 4: You assholes?
Speaker 6: Nice seven and I don't have a clue thing.
Speaker 1: This one's all over. Yeah. You can get the Devin
tied up making a good way. You can make it
a three way. What was the last time you had
one of those with don't answer? Answer?
Speaker 4: Mark?
Speaker 1: I said, don't answer.
Speaker 6: Everybody knows.
Speaker 1: I don't know anything. I didn't know. He was just
saying that, and he guesses at all. Let's see Billy,
Joel Stranger.
Speaker 5: Oh, Chris Carnal, Yeah, he put this. This came out
when they did the Snado Connor song too. They put
them both out the centerfold.
Speaker 1: Jack.
Speaker 4: They're all songs. They are all songs.
Speaker 8: That's gonna be.
Speaker 1: I was I wish they were all covers, but there's
because you got two ones in here that are covered.
I don't know all songs that feature whistling in Oh,
Jesus Christ. I mean the Stranger Heads the first thing
they did. Oh, I know, I know, I got it.
He's right, You're right.
Speaker 3: Can we have a spin? Can we have a spin?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Song?
Speaker 6: All right?
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, the spinoff? All right, here we go,
spin off. Then we got to get to the baseball sts.
This is amazing, just in the night. We're talking about gambling,
good sports. The fucking bust happens.
Speaker 8: Love it.
Speaker 9: Sometimes you're toasted.
Speaker 1: I am because I always get to.
Speaker 4: All the reason why I know this song?
Speaker 1: Do you know the artist too?
Speaker 8: I do?
Speaker 1: Okay, I said five hundred miles. Is that the song?
The alter title? So yes, the alter and signed? Okay,
what is the original? What is it gonna be? I'm
gonna see And I don't remember. Isn't this two redheaded guys?
Are they twins or something?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Okay, I don't know the name of the fair Proclaimers
that it's a fuck He had the title too, Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, do you know I want your Mother? What can
you watch? How I Met Your Mother?
Speaker 4: I did?
Speaker 1: Is that how you knew it?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 4: I knew it was about onions, Yes, the Proclaimers.
Speaker 1: And it was it was in the movie Benny and
June with Yeah, it was yeah, very good, Mark, very good,
all right, nice.
Speaker 3: My uh you know it's over. You know, I was
kind of Josh Allen.
Speaker 1: You know, No, Josh Allen loses in the beginning with
I can't blame that on Josh Allen. I can't. I
think there are a lot of other things, but other
than the fact that you have to admit, did he
not come out like wyoming Josh in the beginning? Yeah,
which just shows you that no matter how long, it
feels like the nerves just get to get the.
Speaker 3: Kid, please not you can please nerve.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: It plays great all year and all of a sudden
he's up against big Kansas City.
Speaker 1: We you know, well it's the AFC Championship game. And
I put a lot of pressure on himself. Calm down
pretty quick. Seemed to bring him back. But I don't know,
tell me about this baseball thing, because we talked about
cheating and gambling, and I I didn't know about the
point shaving thing, and that I could totally see kids
wanted to fuck up somebody's bets totally.
Speaker 5: Allegedly, there was an umpire fired by MLB for sharing
his legal sports Gamblers accounts with a friend who had
done bet on baseball games and for intentionally deleting electronic
messages pertinent to the league's investigation.
Speaker 1: So so he shared his account. So I Baseball, I
give you my account and say, hey, you should.
Speaker 4: Bet on the Dodgers.
Speaker 6: But so he has an account in the NFL. You're
not allowed to even bet on any sports.
Speaker 1: No, you're not.
Speaker 6: So that's where MLB is fucked up. So they allowed
other sports. So he had like a DraftKings account just
and not picking on DraftKings. That's a stupid way to
do it. Then, GM, you can give people information and
they could use their own name and bed maybe they
bet under his own name. And why was he allowed
to bet on baseball?
Speaker 1: Ye? All great questions. He didn't his account did. Yeah,
but his account it was you link his mark account
to the electronic so the money dumps into do.
Speaker 6: It in your own name. Why didn't you say to oh, buddy,
put it in your name, will split it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's people aren't smart.
Speaker 6: Wow, I mean it's just asking to get caught.
Speaker 1: How many Moore? What is something's happening right now that
we don't know about involving gambling? Point shaving something something
and it's gonna come out just a matter of way. Yeah,
and it could, I wonder. I don't think it'll ever
ruin everything.
Speaker 6: But uh, that's why the NFL is so tight on it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, sure you have to be. They will not allow
like Lebron can pitch DraftKings. Yeah, nobody in the.
Speaker 6: NFL has not been the same since a Tim Door
or anything.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: That's a great watch on Netflix too.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, I've looked at that a few times, Like
I've watched the It's Preview, but I didn't.
Speaker 6: I didn't those those documentaries, Like.
Speaker 1: They do a nice job, the Netflix sports stuff. They
do a really nice job, all right.
Speaker 5: The books in Europe that you can actually bet them,
like professional wrestling, Like if I'm working for w W
and I've got this information, I'm giving it the mark.
Let's go make some money.
Speaker 1: I agree. Yeah, But why would you bet on scripted ship.
Speaker 3: Because it changes? Who knows it changes?
Speaker 7: Like you was just telling them, telling you John Cena
was supposed to win the Royal Rumble and it changed
like where it changed right before?
Speaker 1: Okay, you do it all the time, all right.
Speaker 3: I mean the NFL script did and Noman talks about that.
Speaker 1: There is the joke at the end. Uh, what do
they say the rights of this entertainment is, you know
you can't pre broadcast this telecas or whatever it is.
Speaker 5: Well, they released the colors for next year Super Bowl too,
and it's the Lions colors.
Speaker 6: So they said lines and bills, and somebody else said, uh,
bills and somebody else it wasn't allan somelse.
Speaker 1: Giants ain't Dallas, Well it could be Dallas on Dallas.
Got Boo was with a charge charger.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I was like chargers even something even worse than that.
It was Oakland and uh Oakland Vegas and the.
Speaker 1: Lions Vegas and the Lions and that maybe you're right,
that might be telling ship. Kelly's gonna come in second, Garrett.
He wanted to right, why aren't the bills stepping up
to get that?
Speaker 6: You should? I mean, it's only nineteen million dollars a
year for two more years.
Speaker 1: It's cheap when you're getting rid of Vaughan.
Speaker 6: Gotta give some high draft picks. It's gonna cost you
at least two first, but it's guaranteed pro bowler, guaranteed
leader in sacks every year.
Speaker 5: Ready at the top, God damn, and he might swing
and something hit Ben Roethlisberger.
Speaker 1: Had again that.
Speaker 8: It was.
Speaker 6: It wasn't Roethlisberger. It was was the backup quarterback then.
Speaker 1: Not but not.
Speaker 6: Uh he didn't play very well. They thought he was
going to Benz.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Mason Rudolph, Yeah, that's it was because they had a problem.
Speaker 1: Worst Mason Rudolf now Tennessee. Yeah, he's with somebody.
Speaker 3: Yeah, say Walmart Greeter.
Speaker 6: Now those guys managed to stick around, they do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, JP lost. It would be a fun one to
look up.
Speaker 3: Edwards has the other door.
Speaker 1: All right, Mark's already leaving for Mark who told us
that the uh well hit the best. The biggest thing
important is milf. But Kevin said, Gilph is the fastest growing.
Step mom, step mom, step mom, thank you, thank you,
watch out for your gambling, for Matt Reese at bTB,
for Mark, for Kevin Muir with another great game. I
would have never picked up on the whistling pig by
the way face. Yeah it was. And now that you're saying,
I'm Bill Moran, will see you.
Speaker 4: Tomorrow, brushing to.
Speaker 13: You, we're seeing five standing at my time making Tennessee
plates
Speaker 1: H