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Speaker 1: The uh the Yankees, what were they like three home
runs right back to back to back then.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So I'm listening to it on the radio, and you
know Tim Kirkton from ESPN, So I was just the
game on MLB Radio on Sirius and he's a real
baseball geek and he's throwing out all these.
Speaker 3: Stats off the top of his head. I don't think
this has ever happened before.
Speaker 4: Were the first three batters of a game, but the
first three pitches it all hit home runs.
Speaker 3: I have to look this up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean it was it was Judge, or it
was it was Goldschmid, who they just signed who's never
hit lead off before in his life. Then it was
Clay Bell or Cody Bell, and Jerry's father was Clay.
Then Judge and the judge.
Speaker 3: Hit two more.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they had nine home runs and they still like
had to pull their pitcher before the fig Yeah.
Speaker 3: Free it had a rough day. The defense didn't help either.
Speaker 1: I'm a little excited because I had the final four correct.
Speaker 3: Did you in my bracket? Well, you got two of
them so far. Well there's two more coming you.
Speaker 1: Okay, you're right, you're right. I had uh, Well, who
do we have today?
Speaker 3: Today?
Speaker 4: You got Michigan State playing against Auburn. Auburn, Yeah, so
I have Okay, so I had the Elite eight. Yeah,
you got to Tennessee playing against Houston.
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 1: And then last night was Duke Alabama. I picked Duke
to win that, and I picked Florida Texas Tech. And
I picked Florida to win that. And it didn't look
like Florida was going to win that. Texas Tech was
playing them pretty tough. But that Duke, that that God,
I have never seen a college player and I want
to get somebody in who's a little more basketball savvy
in terms of, you know, just knowledge and stuff. But
that Cooper Flag, I mean, his game is like just look,
he plays with ease and just an ease and flow.
Speaker 4: But he could literally go up and dunk in your
face and instead just lays it up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, doesn't want to embarrass you. Oh he's not.
Speaker 4: He's seventeen, billy, he's seventy seventeen years old, turning it
or he's turning eighteen.
Speaker 3: This is a year where he's turning eighteen. Oh I
didn't know that. Yeah, Oh, I didn't know that. Yeah,
he's gonna be in the NBA. He won't be able
to go in any bars.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well I mean yeah, but wow, I mean that
kid is like legit.
Speaker 3: He's fantastic. Mom. His mom's good looking.
Speaker 1: The blonde lady, yeah, she played, she played d one
basketball to separated.
Speaker 3: If they're not together, probably, well.
Speaker 1: I don't know, because they I thought they kept showing
somebody who I thought was his dad, but I was
not really paying attention to that part of the game,
and he was sitting like in like a row in
front of Unless you don't want to sit next to
her because she gets I don't.
Speaker 3: Know, usually couples sit together. Yes, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: So yeah, unless the dad doesn't want to be bothered
like I know some like dads who are like just
go off on their own during games. Yeah, I don't
want to be bothered by anybody, including the wife. Yeah,
so it could be that situation.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Well, he was sitting close enough, I thought, but I
couldn't tell. But the Yeah, I mean the kid seems
really well poised.
Speaker 3: Right, and then I'll go to the NBA and get ruined.
You think, so, gosh, there are a bunch of brats
like that, if you like, I don't know if this
is true. I wrote a column about this. Here we go,
we go the aau.
Speaker 4: Isation of basketball like in other words, like Adam Silver
has let like the old commissioner David Sturn ran the league.
The players didn't tell him what to do. He told
he and the owner's dictated terms. Adam Silver's pro player,
and they ruined the league.
Speaker 3: Like the attendance is down.
Speaker 4: Ratings are down fifty percent over twelve years in a
lebron era, in the Golden State Warriors era, in the
three ball era. So instead of watching why because you
got a bunch of kids who didn't go to college
trying to tell the commissioner how to run the game.
Speaker 1: Last week we had a story about a guy who
was caught urinating in a woman's water bottle okay like,
and gave her an STD as a result. He because
he put everything in there. And I was shocked to
realize this, but she caught him. She set up a
little at her phone on camera and then here we
go again. Another story. I was doing it regularly. Oh yeah, yeah,
well okay, it wasn't like you just did it one time.
Speaker 3: No no, no, no no no, I have a feeling
someone's peeing it.
Speaker 1: Well, she she went and she said she took it
to tasted sour and smelled weird, and she's like, oh
my god. And then she was making coffee and she
didn't trust the water at work anymore, so she was
bringing her own in and this woman said to her.
She said, oh, use my water bottle. I had filtrated
water from home and we'll make coffee with that. And
they she goes, why is it yellow? And the guy
had taken it. Yeah, I don't know. And think about
how angry you have to be to carry something out,
Like we've all gotten angry at people at work. There's
people we don't like that rub us the wrong way,
that would you would avoid, but to go that far seems.
Speaker 3: Odd actually, like pull the revenge card.
Speaker 1: And here's another one. A guy was caught on camera
tampering with his coworker's drink by adding an unknown supplement
to her. She had cans of coke and it was
later found to be super glue.
Speaker 3: Does it work? I don't know. This is the thing.
Speaker 1: I don't know you hmm, yeah, well it's just bigger.
The authorities discovered Lake text gloves and glue remnants in
his office, leading to his arrest and charges that could
result up to thirty eight months in prison.
Speaker 3: While no one knows that.
Speaker 1: But I go, what drives an employee to commit such
a bizarre act? And I think this woman was starting
to like feel sick to her stomach and didn't understand why.
And she too, then set up a camera and sees
the guy walk over and squirt something in there and
then leave.
Speaker 3: You know, we think who would put super glue?
Speaker 1: And what happens when you eat super glue?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't know, Like what, I'm sure some people
listening to this podcast around this podcast would enjoy me
swallowing some super.
Speaker 1: But it's it's it's uh, it's about power and revenge
is the only thing I could think, but no one could, like,
we don't know the whole story. What is this woman doing?
You can't do this. It's not normal. It's not normal.
But I'm wondering what would actually happen if someone consumed
super glue?
Speaker 3: Like what you get like, I don't know, could have
well on the way out? Is that what what's called
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I don't know if it's more of like a scare tactic.
I don't know, if there's a little bit of something.
There's a little bit of bad stuff I think we
consume every day.
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Speaker 3: Today. There is a trend that I, uh, college basketball
teams ats So no, okay, no, why what was the trend?
I just put it bet in because of food. Each
just gave us a tip. What was the tip?
Speaker 4: The tip was, well, it's irrelevant now that people are
there's a couple of college basketball tips he gave us.
So okay, Yeah, he's been giving us tips. He's been
on and off, but he's been mostly on.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he does his homework, he does study this.
Speaker 4: But the one year he barely beat me and picking
the football games, I just went with like my instincts.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he actually had likes charts. He had spreadsheets. Uh huh,
you know, yeah, but he beats you, he did. I
just went with my gut before AI.
Speaker 1: Well, I may help. This is strange. I I'm not
sure this is really a trend. I don't know what
gets called a trend, and I see different things like
the Tide Pod challenge years ago. I didn't get that
as a trend. I don't know why you would want
to do it, as people were getting sick and somebody
die as the results.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, the Tide podcast.
Speaker 4: I think Racey and Randy put like thought it was
a tied card. He took one of his die cast
cards and said, tide put in his mouth.
Speaker 1: Well, the latest unconventional relationship trend is called hot wifing.
Speaker 3: Would you like to take a guess at work? But
Mark's never been married? Though? No, no, so so is that? Why?
Is that? Why it's hot? Hot wifing?
Speaker 4: Like you think somebody's wife is hot and you like
to try the menu sample the menu?
Speaker 3: Is that what that is? Wow? You nailed it. How
did you know that?
Speaker 4: Well, you said it was somebody who's a frequent contributor
on the podcast, and he said hot wifing yes, so
I'm thinking to myself, Okay, who do we.
Speaker 3: Know who has verbally said that they like like certain
people's wives.
Speaker 1: Well, this is now that person that you're referring to
would only watch, not you would participate. This involves husbands
watching their lives with other men.
Speaker 3: Oh so cuckholding.
Speaker 1: Well it's like a modern cuckholding, and others people are.
Speaker 3: Even think you need the word modern, it's just cuckholder.
Speaker 1: I think people are insisting that this strain in dusted
intimate relationship.
Speaker 3: They will use anything to justify it. It's a weird.
It's a weird. I can't do it. I know.
Speaker 4: Well, we know people who actually participated in this, who
gave up on it because of they realized, yeah.
Speaker 1: It doesn't work. But this isn't This isn't that. This
is because that was a swinger. Yes, yeah, this isn't swinging.
This isn't going both ways. This is like, I mean,
if you read this article, there was a guy going, yeah,
I mean I just love seeing her.
Speaker 3: Defiled is the word.
Speaker 1: He used by another guy while I watch, And a
lot of guys are a lot of the guys what
they're finding are porn stars. So it's your wife with
a porn star while you sick courtside and watch which
I But I go, how is this a trend? And
who's doing it? And if it's such a trend.
Speaker 3: Come we right? We don't find out more about this
although it's not.
Speaker 1: Although I did hear a story once in my long
h career behind a microphone. I did hear a story
about somebody who did that for a while. Oh yeah, yeah,
uh not that you know. But yes, okay, Now whether
or not it's true, I have no idea, really.
Speaker 3: Don't I know of yes, okay, but I go. I
don't know.
Speaker 1: Man, monogamy in the age of social media and adult
content is a is a stranger thing, because I mean,
our relationships evolving? Or is is this just the next
step in a cultural I don't know.
Speaker 4: There's a viral video that went off in Instagram this
past week and maybe old I don't know. It's a
dude at a Buffalo bar or a Rochester bar. I
think it's local. And he's at a bar, so Callahans
and he sees this couple. Guy's got his arm around
his girl, but the girl's making out with another dude.
What Yeah, And the guy looks back at his camera
like what.
Speaker 1: Okay, So here's the question is is adult content so
ealy available now that there are segments of the population
that are desensitized.
Speaker 3: And they're just gonna go do it.
Speaker 1: And that's how they they find pleasure apparently, I mean.
Speaker 4: Well, because because they keep they keep pushing the envelope
so much that now they have to keep chasing that
dragon like it's never enough.
Speaker 3: They're dopamine hits.
Speaker 4: That's why people like like Jordan Peterson are against like, uh,
you self pleasure and those pornography and those types of things,
because you keep hitting that dopamine button over and over again,
it wears out. So now you have to go to
a greater reach, a great you have to go to
a greater pleasure to hit that dopamine because now your
dopamine levels are depleted.
Speaker 1: Well, marengle about compromise. For some people, it's Netflix. Sometimes
it's going to the grocery store and buying certain things.
For others, it's you'll very nice little Saturday in DJ's
it's watching your wife live on a brazier's video or something.
Speaker 3: It's something like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because with knowing your partner was with someone else,
make you feel more secure in your relationship. I would
think for most people know or what to shatter everything,
and I'm thinking it shatters. These people say it's strengthed.
We communicate back now, we love it. Right now, I watch,
I sit and watch right now. Wait, I can't believe
easy there. Do you want to say anything about this, Jameson,
It looks.
Speaker 3: I thought you had your headphones on. I was hoping
you had your headphones on. Listen to this.
Speaker 1: News story though, talk about disturbing and again, I do
wonder if this is all the result of like I say,
the world is designed by geniuses to be run by idiots. Right,
So now we've got guys who get desensitized to stuff
this is, you know, they enjoy getting off on it.
The wife wants a little variety in her life. She
gets to do it. They make films. It sounds like
at some point it would be soul crushing to me.
At some point I would feel like at some point
you would just start to loathe yourself. I would have
to think, but this story may really shock you.
Speaker 6: A seven year old woman from Marion County is facing
charges for sexual acts involving a dog logan Gominsky was
arrested Friday and found Now.
Speaker 3: What kind of dog do you? Twenty seven?
Speaker 1: She's of age and then in dog years, I think
the dog might have been of age too.
Speaker 4: I don't know the dog was a senior citizen, he
was a rhino or was it a cougar?
Speaker 3: So what kind of dog do you think this would be?
What kind of dog? If you hear that headline, what
a female with a dog? Yeah, I want to say.
Speaker 6: Okay, all right, I'm with her dog in custody. TV
twenty's Desiah Clayton is live tonight at the Marion County Shit.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, animals.
Speaker 7: Well, animal control did not take possession of the dogs
on Friday.
Speaker 3: Can what dogs? Dogs? That's right? Dogs?
Speaker 7: Anny officials tell me they'll need a warrant to take them.
According to their risk report, twenty seven year old Logan
Gominski admitted to filming a video sexual video with her pet. Chuahwa.
Speaker 3: I knew that was the swarth. I knew it had
to be a swerve. Animals, Yes they are. They can
get mean.
Speaker 7: Someone asked her via Snapchat to film the video in
exchange for five hundred dollars. She also admitted to filming
another video with a separate dog. Detectives received an anonymous
tip in late January and saw the thirty second thirty two.
Speaker 3: I'm a tip in late January. Hey, but you're not
gonna take my name right. Hey, I know this woman
named Logan, she's twenty seven. She's making videos about banging
her dog. Wait second, wait, I need to call animal control. Okay,
what's their number with the chihuahua.
Speaker 7: I spoke with Detective Jordan Batts of the Special Victims
Unit here mcso.
Speaker 3: So dut dun wait a lot of respect.
Speaker 7: She tells me they saw multiple dogs at the residence
when they made contact with Gamenski.
Speaker 8: So I saw the dogs when I was on scene.
There was a total of six of them at the residence.
Speaker 1: Six dogs. She had a brothel. Those dogs were slots,
My guys.
Speaker 8: We saw them all. They all seem to be healthy
and happy. And where they were located.
Speaker 3: That's okay, healthy and happy. They all seemed healthy and happy.
Sure they were.
Speaker 1: Because she doesn't have the equipment to stick anything in
the dog. She discovers herself with peanut butter and they
get a treat. And by the way, we've all known
dogs that have gone through the garbage, have we not?
Speaker 3: We have known.
Speaker 4: We know a guy who had a dog who he
told his girlfriends, Yes, you're gonna have to take your
underwear and put it up.
Speaker 3: Because the dog would dog the unwear.
Speaker 1: Right, so you think that this dog's got the greatest
snatch snack ever.
Speaker 8: Right now, I believe they're still at the house. I
can't speak on that, but as far as I'm concerned,
they're safe.
Speaker 7: County official say animal Control needs a warrant to take
the dogs. However, court records don't show a warrant filed.
Kaminski spent one night in jail after posting a ten
thousand dollars bond. She has scheduled twenty seconds.
Speaker 1: If dogs are healthy and happy, they got protein, they
got look, there were probably.
Speaker 3: Also the reporter seems like she's so like above having.
Speaker 1: I'm sure, yeah, well probably milk. Try not to laugh.
But I've seen dogs they have gone through and just
a natural form life. But there's a tampon used in
the garbage in the dog and eats the entire thing.
And then it's running around the yard with the string
hanging on his assis is trying to poop out the
You know what I'm saying, like like it it makes sense,
I mean makes sense.
Speaker 3: That's all I'm saying. Is it? Is it normal? No?
Is it something I would know? You probably shouldn't have
a dog. I would say that you probably shouldn't. But
did they get to look at this woman? Did you
gotta look at her?
Speaker 8: Ah?
Speaker 3: Did I get yes? Not that attractive? No? Not. I
would just wouldn't expect this.
Speaker 4: But while we say this about we at least do
once a week. We'll do a story maybe twice a
week about it. I didn't expect this twenty nine year
old teacher and this student.
Speaker 1: No, but you kind of go the dark side of
digital platforms, even back to the hot wifing, is are
we seeing too much stuff to the point where we're desensitized?
Speaker 3: Or yes?
Speaker 1: Or are there people we can see anything and she
can make money.
Speaker 3: She can get a quick five hundred bucks by covering her.
It's the oldest, it's the oldest profession in the world
with technology.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean yeah, we are and we are desensitized
and then so people start so it's called chasing the dragon. Well,
there's encrypted apps right like Snapchat and stuff and I
and of course people start to go, well, I mean,
is this on the tech company. I don't think so.
I don't think so. I mean the tech company is
doing what they can. We hear about people with face.
We're in Facebook.
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Speaker 1: So funny if they had a long a class action suit, you're.
Speaker 3: Gonna play hotels.
Speaker 4: Yeah, take me to tell you about the time of
vale Tide's day. I took a couple who lived in
separate houses to the four ninety motel.
Speaker 3: No, yeah, oh yeah, driver, like I think they're having
an affair four ninety motel.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and let maybe they weren't.
Speaker 3: Maybe they were, Well, maybe they were. I just don't know.
Speaker 1: You can swiftly arrest somebody. Why can't you get the
dogs out of there?
Speaker 3: You know? Well? No, Like, by the way, so what
if you would you adopt this dog. It's a perverted dog.
Speaker 1: It's always coming up to your cro she would humping
the pillows on the couch.
Speaker 3: You know. It's like, I mean, these animal lovers will
rescue anything. I understand, but this is a stretch for me.
Speaker 4: I'm not a dog person at all, but oh gosh,
I mean yeah.
Speaker 1: But then you also wonder, like, when you're making content,
what would make you go?
Speaker 3: So we're calling it content. It is what it is creators, right,
that's what they are.
Speaker 1: And I go, is the pressure to stand out in
a saturated adult oriented content industry driving people to cross
really ethical and legal boundaries? I I wonder because I
think the way this woman got in trouble was she
put a clip up on Instagram and Snapchat and people
were buying it from Snapchat. But there's all kinds of
platforms we don't even know about.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's there's there's a good.
Speaker 1: One dark web, right, Well, it's not even the dark Web,
it's just the web. True, there's so much shit out
there that that you can just you can make money.
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me a list.
Speaker 3: And most of those guys are drafted pretty early.
Speaker 4: There's a couple like Joker who were like the last
pick in the draft, or Janni's attenth to Kembo who
was fifteenth, but they're mostly you.
Speaker 3: Know, guys, top five, top ten guys. Jimmy Butler was
a thirtieth overall.
Speaker 1: But you look at like late round picks like Benford
right outperform highly drafted players. Is it like, just what
is that? Is that something in them I'm watching?
Speaker 4: I think it's because they're twenty two turning twenty three
and they grow into their bodies and become Okay, then okay,
I mean think about all the players Billy who made
a leap from rookie year to their second year, right,
But I think that's the leap you want to take.
Speaker 1: But a lot of those guys put in the time,
put it well, look, well get to that level they're
putting in the time. So that's a ridiculous thing to say.
Speaker 4: But but they've got a different regimen now, they have
their professional they could spend all their time on it.
Speaker 3: They is scouting over hyped? Yes? I think scouting is overhyped.
Speaker 1: Because some players just thrive under the right system. We
could say, could Josh Allen have been Yeah, what what's
his name? Who went third in that draft and was
with the Jets and then the Panthers, Sam Donald, Sam Donald.
Speaker 3: I I think so. But then, like, look at.
Speaker 4: The cool thing with Alan was that they knew he
was a project when they drafted him, so they set
the expectations really low. Look, we're not going to start
this kid immediately. We're gonna let him sit. Well, that
lasted all of a half. Nathan Peterman was so bad.
Speaker 3: All right, see Allen era second half of Baltimore. Kid,
it's all yours. He remember this first game he started
get the Chargers. It was a.
Speaker 4: Sixth Nate five picked, Peter five pick against all the guys.
We're so excited to watch this guy playing like, yes,
in front of fifteen thousand people. No, they were in
LA but they were stadium, they were playing a soccer stadium. Yeah,
they didn't know where to put them right, and but yeah,
it was it was awful. It was awful. And all
the pros Western Batavia, Oh this is gonna be great.
Oh yeah, sure it is for the Chargers. But they
they did baby steps with him. They brought in the
special offensive coordinator just to work with him. They put
him in touch with Jordan Palmer just to work with him.
By the way, so did Sam Darlin, Baker Mayfield, all
these other guys work with Jordan Palmer.
Speaker 3: But Alan's the guy he took to Alan. I mean,
like people like didn't.
Speaker 4: Allen wasn't one of these kids who was like told
like Baker Mayfield or Johnny Manzel from eight years.
Speaker 3: Old, you give me a star, you give me a star,
You're gonna be a star. You're gonna be a star. Now.
Speaker 4: He just like was awesome in high school and went
to a junior college, set out a bunch of man
He got a scholarship or two, and he went and
he and he did the most with his ability. And
then they're like Okay, this kid just needs coaching, whereas
all these other quarterbacks were going on this program. Now,
I'm not saying either one is wrong. I'm saying, is
it worked out for Alan because he landed in Buffalo?
If Alan lands with the Jets and Adam Gase, who's
a nut job, I don't know that it works out.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying. So so
the system's right, but we've got this. There is an
underdog mentality, underdog mentality. Look at Tom Brady probably the
biggest underdog, greatest example, right, a great example of that,
and you can find more examples, I believe in the NFL,
I often wonder is it guys who is it? Guys
who in some way are not banged up as much
but they're still playing the game. So I can't you know, even.
Speaker 4: The Navy Seals have a saying, I guess that when
you have an injury, it becomes a magnet. And that's
kind of what happened to Tiger Wood wheneverone was trained
with the Navy Seals. Yes, and he got hurt, he's
getting hurt over yes, yeah, And it's so like in football,
it's the same way, and you have to be able
to overcome that. Like with most players, Benford, this is
probably his last contract. He might get another one, but
he's not gonna get the same money in this next
contract that he wi in this one. Only quarterbacks, offensive lignment,
and stud edge rushers get a third contract tippically if
they're good. Everybody else gets a second cot short. The
shelf life for the NFL is very, very short.
Speaker 3: It is well not for long is what we say
stands for.
Speaker 1: But when you look at these guys, look, they're still
playing a high level of football.
Speaker 3: Villanova. What did you say, was, well, how me long
went to Villadeova?
Speaker 4: But they're at one double A school, Yeah, another or
a FCS so they're not like they're not going to
be playing for like the Sugar Bowl or.
Speaker 3: The Rose Bowl or the Cotton Are we looking?
Speaker 1: Are we underestimating programs like that where they're i mean
futuressi in future pros not necessarily.
Speaker 4: Let me get I'm gonna I'm gonna give a stat
that's gonna blow your mind. And you can look this
up after the third round of the draft. Okay, if
you look at NFL rosters and take away everybody who's
taken in the first three rounds. And just look at
all the players in the NFL. There are just as many,
if not more, guys who went undrafted in the league
than there are guys taking rounds four through seven. Really,
what does that tell you about drafting? What does that
tell you about scouting? What does that tell you about coaching.
Speaker 1: I think it tells you that some guys it's a
crapshoot one hundred percent. But I think some guys it's
a whole mentality thing. And I do wonder if the
underdog mentality. I'm even watching the NCAA tournament. They're talking
about Florida having some great basketball players because they were elsewhere. Yes, right,
this coach got them to all work together. But they
did two years in another program, and this one guy goes,
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he'd lived. That Long Na, eric clapton he turned into
a bit of a. Grumpy prick he talked to. Some
people but he used to come to town where. We live, oh,
yeah wow what was All over irondequoit at?
Speaker 3: One point, AND uh i don't know that he Did
the House. OF guitars i. Don't know he came To See.
Speaker 1: Steve Gadd and gad did a lot of Drumming on
clapton stuff and they, were friends and he came HERE
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Speaker 3: Oh, wow, okay Yeah But.
Speaker 1: Eric clapton you Think Of eric CLAPTON and i think
he's the only person inducted Into the Rock And roll
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on there and then she ended Up With eric Clapton After,
george harrison but. They remained they they were. Good friends
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Speaker 1: Quick About these yankee BATS that i was reading.
Speaker 3: About earlier so apparently they.
Speaker 4: Had this i'm glad they finally invested some. Money in
somebody in that front office and knows what the frick,
They're doing, but anyway they they came up with, this,
bat like, you know like just everybody could just picture
a regular ba. Ball bat it's not a softball bat
that gets narrow like like, really early, but rather, you
know just regular. Baseball bat it chess kind of gradually
gets bigger and big toward, the end then it. Rounds
out this baseball bat seems to be more rounded toward. The,
Middle right so like the bottom one is a baseball
bat that is normal and the, top one the white
one or the wood colored bat is the Newly designed
yankee bat that looks more like a paddle in, the,
Middle right so the sweet spot is a little bit
closer to the to, the handle and it's a little
bit bigger. And rounder and they think that this is
what Helped the yankees with their nine home, runs yesterday
which is a team record on a team that Once
Had Lou Garrigot babe ruth in the same. Freaking, lineup, yeah, okay.
Speaker 3: Nine, but no.
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Is interesting will they be out lowed by.
Speaker 3: The way judge it one? Today? AGAIN too i, don't
know because like if if it has.
Speaker 4: The weight parameters three games, in yeah, well yeah this
would be today's the.
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yes three he's.
Speaker 3: On pace he's on pace for sixty three. This year. It's, early,
yeah right we Gotta remember judge does get hurt every. Other,
year yeah this could be a. Hurt year.
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the I, l, so uhh it.
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Speaker 4: Like it but my Thing, is okay it's taking you
this long to develop this kind. Of bat didn't somebody
think of?
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yankee hat and his big birthday coming Up.
Speaker 3: On thursday show you doing? Something? Nice, Oh.
Speaker 4: Yes saturday saturday's taking me because she's got like practice and.
Speaker 3: Stuff all week for her musical. Coming up oh she
feels Coming. Here, Thursday yea i'll come in.
Speaker 1: All, right well have a little birth celebrity with.
Speaker 3: My, homies, yeah well a. Little.
Speaker 1: Birthday agree you have to do, that though of course,
we do of course.
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